I don't hate the video, instructions are decent. But I hate the fact that it's clickbait. This is the standard way of removing scratches and there are hundreds of videos showing the exact same thing. Lying for clout is never a good long term tactic for getting subs and views. Plus, using 2k clear as a diy'er is not a smart way of doing it.
@@BASSstarlet Sure! But I said it's not smart if you're a diy'er. A spray can of 2k is very expensive and you need very little, so it's a complete waste of money for a scratch repair since the clear will harden in about one hour in room temperature and can't be re-used later. A better choice is a good quality standard aerosol clear, cheaper and will not harden inside the can after you're done with your scratch repair. I said diy'er because in the video he probably mixed his own clear with hardener and didn't mix more than he needed, so it's cheaper for him compared to buying a 2k spray can. EDIT: If you're gonna put clear on a whole panel then 2k is a superior choice if you can afford it. Just don't forget to use a respirator face mask because it's super toxic.
For me it's confidence in sanding and then getting it back to look alright. Can't believe people leave negative comments in something that can save the average person money 👍
Excellent video CVR. I've been Valeting/Detailing for nearly 25 years now, and in fact now instruct for automotive industry, teaching polishing and wet sanding and interior smart repair. I've been using this technique also for a number of years with great success. Yes, it's a little more time consuming than just polishing the scratches, blemishes etc. But, I find the finish is far superior and worth the effort. Keep little gem videos like this coming, those of us in the know appreciate your knowledge.
Ive been using CVR POV tips since i found your channel 4 years ago. Im not professionally trained but i am youtube certified and pretty much every method cvr has posted ive used, nearly all with great success. Those that didnt work out first time was down to my own lack of confidence in maybe wet sanding or applying solvent based paints with my finger and then panicking that if it dried too much i might not get it off. Once i removed the panic element and followed exactly what cvr said it has all come good. So much so that i tackled my friends 1 month old hyundai tuscon, in black, that had its front right bumper damaged by another drive off, Some was damage to clear coat, some was paint scratched back to bumper plastic. I filled out scratches with black metallic solvent applied with finger tip and then buffed with mini carbon collective rotary medium pad and farcla g3 compound. Had to make several applications but got it filled out then wet sanded with 1200, 2000 and 3000. Finished off with menzerna 2500 medium cut polish then 3800 super finish plus then soft 99 kiwami extreme gloss wax dark. Id say it was almost like it didnt happen, but the paint off back to plastic was maybe 1mm into the plastic and there is still a small trace of this. Reason im taking so long in describing process is I can assure any reader, i would not have got to this level of attempting to repair without CVR POV tuition. So watch his tutorials several times, then just do as he does and you won't go far wrong. My biggest obstacle was my own confidence in trusting what cvr was telling me to do. Just dont panic and take your time. Also check out cvr recent post on alloy kerb rash damage. I followed that tutorial and used Milwaukee die grinder with fine paint stripping disc and it came out perfect. Thanks very much CVR POV, keep tutorials coming please.
My mate is a painter / panel beater but does not know how to use a computer. I told him about this and yes he tried it and the first thing he said when he tried it was it's a pity i didn't know about this years ago. He say thankyou sir,
Hats off to CVR POV for this, and the link to the lacquer is a godsend. A couple of years ago, I followed the advice of another TH-camr, and he demonstrated how you use 3000/5000 grit wet paper to level surrounding lacquer down to scratch level, then buff. Big mistake and really bad advice. Left a spot on my Lexus revealing the base coat, only tiny but sticks out like a sore thumb. I gave this a lot of thought after the event and realised I should have filled the scratch with lacquer, then levelled the excess down to the existing coat, exactly as shown in this video. If you spray the scratch with water that has a drop of washing up liquid in it, and the scratch disappears but returns once dry, then it's only the lacquer coat that's damaged. Deep scratches that won't disappear with water will need paint.
Hey. I can't vouch for other youtubers, but we just put put out content to help people. What you do on your own vehicles is up to you. Every situation and circumstance is unique. Hopefully the content helps people's and offers them a solution to their problem.
you are amazing. i had a neighbour that was mad about environment and he did scratch my car pretty well. i will use your method to solve it. again thank you , you are amazing
This is legit! I've fixed the famous clear coat peel on Hondas using spray paint. Prep it right and wet sand it then polish it and you can't tell the difference. But this takes me to the next level, those little scratches all around that a 20 year old car gets. Cheers mate, bloody hell of a good show! Edit: Almost forgot to let you know, subscribed and hit the notification bell. And you already know I smashed the thumbs up👍😎
For a while now I had been hesitating doing sanding paint correction for the scratches on my car, but this simple method is amazing. Need to find some 2k clear coat now. I'm from India! Thanks a bunch mate!
Yes, yes. I forgot adding clear works too. If the scratch is white, just add a clear is the saying. Nice work. I'm using your techniques on the vehicles that come to my shop.
Pro tip: When You're sanding it down with sand paper, do it in circular motions so it blends seamlessly with the rest, just a little bit better, amazing video other than that! 😁
I just wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for your amazing video on removing scratches from cars. Your clear instructions and helpful tips made the process so much easier for me, and I truly learned a lot! Your passion for sharing knowledge shines through in your work, and it’s evident that you care about helping others. Please keep up the fantastic work-you’re making a real difference for car owners like me. Thank you for once again
Excellent skills demonstrated here. Not just in lacquer application, but deft pressures with hefty polishing machinery moving at variable speeds too, top work.
Another banger of a video. Your channel is so appreciated. Take no notice of the moaning minnies. I've successfully used a number of your tips with excellent results. Keep it up bud. 👌
Great advice mate, forgot the hater’s, most people who want to tidy up there car for whatever reason can use this lacquer method with a little bit of time and tools, quids in cheaper if you can do it yourself, I’ve used this method on my car with amazing results BMW E60 bonnet is a stone chip magnet, thank you 👊🏻👊🏻👍🏼👍🏼
This guy and channel has saved me alot of money, i use paint gear poducts and once i got the courage to wet sand the paint the results have been amazing, cheers
You make it look so easy, gonna give it a go myself, nothing to loose , i have watched a few of your vidioes and feel confident enough to give it a try. keep up the good work ☺👍
The content on your channel has been so helpful and has always been my go-to channel when I try a bit of diy on my own car with great results, all thanks to you.
Thank you for showing us this simple hack. You have no idea how much money you just saved me. Where were you years ago. When I was ripped off by good year. All those places are rip offs. Firestone they trashed my car, and never took responsabilie for mishandling of my car.
Just come across your channel and so glad I did! Excellent videos and tips. Let the haters hate and the rest of us learn and appreciate the time and effort you've put in to making these videos and tutorials 👌🏼
Your videos are so inspiring. I have the perfect car for this, an old 2003 Accord with Sapphire Blue Pearl paint. So many of the scratches are just like this, only in the clear coat. Gonna have fun tinkering around with it for sure.
This is class!!! I've had a key scratch along the side of my car for the past 6 years and didn't want to repaint as my paint is faded. Definitely giving this a go, hoping the scratch isn't too deep and I end up sealing in white
Another excellent video. Good pace with clear instructions, & an eye opener too Very well done Our car has just been keyed, so will trying out this method very soon
What a really helpful video. As a female with zero knowledge of something like this, I’ll give it a go. I have a lot of sun damage on my car, so this just might work, and save me some money……..
Looks great, no dodgy jobs, just simple know how being used. If you doubt what you see, then by god you have too much time on your hands. He could not have explained and showed more..Top bloke..I'd be mega chuffed with that work on my old Astra...
Luv your channel. My car is a similar metallic colour with 2, I think deeper scratches than those you demonstrated, I'll give this method a try for sure, I was going with your other method of using the base coat to fill the scratches now I'm not sure which way to go.
@@cvrpov I agree. Everyone has the same fears. You can't learn anything without trying. Be brave. As I always say, "It's broke and you can't break it more. you can make it better".
Fantastic, as always. I'm happy that you always mention the paper you use, but I think it's equally important to mention the buffing pads you use, and the grit of polish, as they both have grades just like sandpaper and are a real source of confusion for a lot of people.
@@cvrpov just realised I used paint so I have now purchased lacquer and wet and dry up to 5000. I would love a video from you regarding how to use different grades of wet and dry paper and also recommend what you think we should buy. This to date is up there in your top three videos bud. Keep up the great work 👍🏻🥃🥃🏴
I used paint and drill and paste and blended into my car, not going to sand and just use clear coat and drill and paste like in video and see how it goes.
Great idea, but i wish you would quit calling it laquer. What you are using is a 2k clear, probably urethane based. Laquer is a finish thats not commonly used in automotive finishes today, it was common in the past. It is a 1k product, and is known to yellow and crack over time, and is not as durable or solvent resistant as a 2k clear. Please don't call a 2k clear a laquer, as they are still available and may cause confusion to anyone not familiar with auto finishes.
@VJ-ft2xj. FFS, what's your problem. In the UK we call it lacquer, in the states they call it clear coat. If it bothers you that much don't watch any English based car body repairs. You can't spell LACQUER.
Once again thank you for this excellent video and the confidence this gives for a DIY’er that wants to fix their own car’s scratches. Forget the haters as that’s what they’ll always do … thank you again 🤙🏽🤙🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏼
i just want to thank you for making this channel!! i just found it and hope you keep making videos!!! very helpful and inspiring to try and do repairs myself!!!! hands down one of the most useful channels on youtube 👍
Just discovered your channel, what an absolute gold mine of information. With the help of your videos I'm going to tackle the stonechipped front end on my car. Cheers
I've got to do this to my BMW 760 li that some neanderthal went down 1 side twice.Some of it i now know i can do with just lacquer.Some of it on the rear especially is down to the primer,so will have to put silver paint into first.I now feel confident i can crack it now after watching your videos so many thanks.👍😁😎
A great and easy fix. Thank you for this video very useful I’ve got a few scratches on my car and I’m going to use this technique to tidy it up until I can get the car painted
Ive just bought a 23 yr old TT for a project car. Body good on the whole apart from little marks such as the ones in your video. Definitely goi g to give this a try - cheers 😊
I don’t know how anyone can hate on this video. This guy has taught me so much and every time I try what he teaches me it always comes out perfect.
I don't hate the video, instructions are decent. But I hate the fact that it's clickbait. This is the standard way of removing scratches and there are hundreds of videos showing the exact same thing. Lying for clout is never a good long term tactic for getting subs and views. Plus, using 2k clear as a diy'er is not a smart way of doing it.
@@bounzig "Plus, using 2k clear as a diy'er is not a smart way of doing it." Could you explain more please?
@@BASSstarlet Sure! But I said it's not smart if you're a diy'er. A spray can of 2k is very expensive and you need very little, so it's a complete waste of money for a scratch repair since the clear will harden in about one hour in room temperature and can't be re-used later.
A better choice is a good quality standard aerosol clear, cheaper and will not harden inside the can after you're done with your scratch repair.
I said diy'er because in the video he probably mixed his own clear with hardener and didn't mix more than he needed, so it's cheaper for him compared to buying a 2k spray can.
EDIT: If you're gonna put clear on a whole panel then 2k is a superior choice if you can afford it. Just don't forget to use a respirator face mask because it's super toxic.
@@bounzig You mean 2k pounds/euros
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@@BASSstarlet No, we are talking about 2k clear coat. 2k as in two component. It's a mix of clear and hardener.
Too bad for the haters. This is one of the best channels for this type of work period. Keep the videos coming
You are literally saving car owners thousands and thousands cumulatively in repairs.
Hope so. People need as much 💰 as they can keep
For me it's confidence in sanding and then getting it back to look alright. Can't believe people leave negative comments in something that can save the average person money 👍
Trolls 🧌 everywhere
Cause people are azzholes
Excellent video CVR. I've been Valeting/Detailing for nearly 25 years now, and in fact now instruct for automotive industry, teaching polishing and wet sanding and interior smart repair. I've been using this technique also for a number of years with great success. Yes, it's a little more time consuming than just polishing the scratches, blemishes etc. But, I find the finish is far superior and worth the effort. Keep little gem videos like this coming, those of us in the know appreciate your knowledge.
Appreciate people like yourself watching and adding feedback thanks for taking the time. Too many techs hate on content creators
Ive been using CVR POV tips since i found your channel 4 years ago. Im not professionally trained but i am youtube certified and pretty much every method cvr has posted ive used, nearly all with great success. Those that didnt work out first time was down to my own lack of confidence in maybe wet sanding or applying solvent based paints with my finger and then panicking that if it dried too much i might not get it off. Once i removed the panic element and followed exactly what cvr said it has all come good. So much so that i tackled my friends 1 month old hyundai tuscon, in black, that had its front right bumper damaged by another drive off, Some was damage to clear coat, some was paint scratched back to bumper plastic. I filled out scratches with black metallic solvent applied with finger tip and then buffed with mini carbon collective rotary medium pad and farcla g3 compound. Had to make several applications but got it filled out then wet sanded with 1200, 2000 and 3000. Finished off with menzerna 2500 medium cut polish then 3800 super finish plus then soft 99 kiwami extreme gloss wax dark. Id say it was almost like it didnt happen, but the paint off back to plastic was maybe 1mm into the plastic and there is still a small trace of this. Reason im taking so long in describing process is I can assure any reader, i would not have got to this level of attempting to repair without CVR POV tuition. So watch his tutorials several times, then just do as he does and you won't go far wrong. My biggest obstacle was my own confidence in trusting what cvr was telling me to do. Just dont panic and take your time. Also check out cvr recent post on alloy kerb rash damage. I followed that tutorial and used Milwaukee die grinder with fine paint stripping disc and it came out perfect. Thanks very much CVR POV, keep tutorials coming please.
I'll tell you what buddy, that's an eye opener for me. Great result and a no mad music to be heard instructive tutorial . Thanks.👍👍
I've scrapped the music. Straight to the point tutorials no bs no nonsense
My mate is a painter / panel beater but does not know how to use a computer. I told him about this and yes he tried it and the first thing he said when he tried it was it's a pity i didn't know about this years ago. He say thankyou sir,
Glad to have helped some how
Hats off to CVR POV for this, and the link to the lacquer is a godsend. A couple of years ago, I followed the advice of another TH-camr, and he demonstrated how you use 3000/5000 grit wet paper to level surrounding lacquer down to scratch level, then buff. Big mistake and really bad advice. Left a spot on my Lexus revealing the base coat, only tiny but sticks out like a sore thumb. I gave this a lot of thought after the event and realised I should have filled the scratch with lacquer, then levelled the excess down to the existing coat, exactly as shown in this video. If you spray the scratch with water that has a drop of washing up liquid in it, and the scratch disappears but returns once dry, then it's only the lacquer coat that's damaged. Deep scratches that won't disappear with water will need paint.
" to level surrounding lacquer down to scratch level,"
The one said this must be the dumbest of his kind!
Hey. I can't vouch for other youtubers, but we just put put out content to help people. What you do on your own vehicles is up to you. Every situation and circumstance is unique. Hopefully the content helps people's and offers them a solution to their problem.
Need to get a few old panels from a body skip and have a practice on them first to boost your confidence
@cvrpov tried this now and it has worked for me 🙂
that means you either sanded for too long with the 3000/5000 grit or you had very little paint in that area and that would need a respray.
"What do I think of that"......BLOODY CLASS MATE
Ha, cheers. Thanks for watching
@@cvrpov what is that solution called ? and can i use the solution stuff on any colour car ? cheers mate
you are amazing.
i had a neighbour that was mad about environment and he did scratch my car pretty well.
i will use your method to solve it.
again thank you , you are amazing
Thanks for watching glad it's helped
Why HATE???? J.O.'s hate for the sake of hating. This gentleman is sharing his experience and knowledge.
Thank YOU Sir!
I have learned a lot from your channel. Through trial and error I am getting better. Thanks man I really appreciate it.
That's what it's all about ❤️
This is legit! I've fixed the famous clear coat peel on Hondas using spray paint. Prep it right and wet sand it then polish it and you can't tell the difference. But this takes me to the next level, those little scratches all around that a 20 year old car gets. Cheers mate, bloody hell of a good show!
Edit: Almost forgot to let you know, subscribed and hit the notification bell. And you already know I smashed the thumbs up👍😎
For a while now I had been hesitating doing sanding paint correction for the scratches on my car, but this simple method is amazing. Need to find some 2k clear coat now. I'm from India! Thanks a bunch mate!
Yes, yes. I forgot adding clear works too.
If the scratch is white, just add a clear is the saying.
Nice work.
I'm using your techniques on the vehicles that come to my shop.
Love it mate
@@cvrpovI have black scratches on my bumper corner on my white car so not sure if the clear coat idea would work
Pro tip: When You're sanding it down with sand paper, do it in circular motions so it blends seamlessly with the rest, just a little bit better, amazing video other than that! 😁
This is great! I, as many others, have always thought I needed paint for clear coat scratches and what you're doing makes perfect sense! Thank you!
When applicable and the scratch/dent/chip doesn’t affect the BC it’s a clever little solution… thank you for this. Much appreciated.
Appreciate your support
BC?
BC is for Base Coat
I just wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for your amazing video on removing scratches from cars. Your clear instructions and helpful tips made the process so much easier for me, and I truly learned a lot!
Your passion for sharing knowledge shines through in your work, and it’s evident that you care about helping others. Please keep up the fantastic work-you’re making a real difference for car owners like me. Thank you for once again
Excellent skills demonstrated here. Not just in lacquer application, but deft pressures with hefty polishing machinery moving at variable speeds too, top work.
Glad you enjoyed, cheers
One of the best video for repairing scratches on your car ! thanks Mate !!
No problem. Glad you liked it
Another banger of a video. Your channel is so appreciated. Take no notice of the moaning minnies. I've successfully used a number of your tips with excellent results. Keep it up bud. 👌
Great advice mate, forgot the hater’s, most people who want to tidy up there car for whatever reason can use this lacquer method with a little bit of time and tools, quids in cheaper if you can do it yourself, I’ve used this method on my car with amazing results BMW E60 bonnet is a stone chip magnet, thank you 👊🏻👊🏻👍🏼👍🏼
Amazeballs! First video ever to show a perfect result, just polishing wouldn’t get rid of the deep scratches.
No exactly
This guy and channel has saved me alot of money, i use paint gear poducts and once i got the courage to wet sand the paint the results have been amazing, cheers
Good stuff that's 👍🏼
This is one of the best scratches vidio, i have seen yet .
Cheers
Glad I found you after 7 years of messing up paint from other TH-cam professionals DIY “Heryaaaa guys”
I've watched all of your videos (some multiple times). You never cease to impress me. Another great video! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks. Glad your enjoying the content
You make it look so easy, gonna give it a go myself, nothing to loose , i have watched a few of your vidioes and feel confident enough to give it a try. keep up the good work ☺👍
Good stuff, good luck
Excellent video thanks,,, I've been doing that for more than 40 yrs,, nice job 👍
Thanks 👍
The content on your channel has been so helpful and has always been my go-to channel when I try a bit of diy on my own car with great results, all thanks to you.
No problem thanks for watching
Sir, you are simply amazing! Thank you for all your videos.
Very kind of you
Fantastic I'm going to try it someone keyed my van I hope the clear lacquer helps thank you so much👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Thank you for showing us this simple hack. You have no idea how much money you just saved me. Where were you years ago. When I was ripped off by good year. All those places are rip offs. Firestone they trashed my car, and never took responsabilie for mishandling of my car.
Love to hear people using the methods and saving money 💰 cheers
Scratch exactly like on the left front door was fixed on diller for 1304$
Just come across your channel and so glad I did! Excellent videos and tips. Let the haters hate and the rest of us learn and appreciate the time and effort you've put in to making these videos and tutorials 👌🏼
Welcome mate
Your videos are so inspiring. I have the perfect car for this, an old 2003 Accord with Sapphire Blue Pearl paint. So many of the scratches are just like this, only in the clear coat. Gonna have fun tinkering around with it for sure.
I gather, you've already sorted out all those bullet holes.
@@igorpotocnik7231 I just plug them with chewing gum LOL
@@Harold_Callahan I applaud you, you really act in dirty Harry style.
This is a technique I haven't seen before, using a brush on lacquer, and the end product looks excellent. Top marks
Said it before and I’ll say it again this channel deserves more subs, fantastic mate
I agree... where is the subs at !!
Keep at it mate you’ve helped me and others hopefully the subs come, it bemuses me cos your no nonsense no bullshit approach and methods work. Cheers
Just added one 👍
When to apply clear coat and when base coat? Thanks, great job.
Sweet vid, being a yorkshire lad we love saving money....
All us brits do brother
This is class!!! I've had a key scratch along the side of my car for the past 6 years and didn't want to repaint as my paint is faded. Definitely giving this a go, hoping the scratch isn't too deep and I end up sealing in white
Sometimes spraying some water is a good test for how deep it is. If it disappears when when it is most likely just in the clearcoat
Brilliant channel you have taught us so much thank you , genius work
Another excellent video. Good pace with clear instructions, & an eye opener too
Very well done
Our car has just been keyed, so will trying out this method very soon
Impressive! You’re a genius…Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very impressive, and I'm not one to be impressed very easily, thanks for this brilliant video, well done mate !
Thanks for the video. What a professional you are.
Thanks
That, sir, is some damn fine work. Great results and the techniques and tools needed are of minimal requirement. This helps a lot of people.
Hope so. Thanks for watching
Outstanding content. I’m now ready to work my vehicle over. Thanks!
What a really helpful video. As a female with zero knowledge of something like this, I’ll give it a go. I have a lot of sun damage on my car, so this just might work, and save me some money……..
Hopefully it can help 🙏🏼 thanks for watching
Excellent advice. Could you do a vid on the difference between clear coat scratches and colour coat depth ones. Thanks.
Yes I will..got big pains for 2024/25
Do the scratches come back after few months ? Thinking to do this to my car
Your absolutely changing the game with your videos 🙌🏽👊🏽
From the US, that is cracking!!!! Keep up the good work mate!
Many thanks from the 🇬🇧
Your work is amazing ! It gives me the confidence to try and get rid of some of the scratches I have to my vehicle.Thank you.
You can do it!
Absolute class repair work
Looks great, no dodgy jobs, just simple know how being used. If you doubt what you see, then by god you have too much time on your hands. He could not have explained and showed more..Top bloke..I'd be mega chuffed with that work on my old Astra...
Luv your channel.
My car is a similar metallic colour with 2, I think deeper scratches than those you demonstrated, I'll give this method a try for sure, I was going with your other method of using the base coat to fill the scratches now I'm not sure which way to go.
If the scratches are deep pick up some basecoat
@@cvrpov thanks for replying. Got the base coat. I'll be getting some 2k today.
Absolutely first class. I've been using this method for years.
Super video, just wish I was brave enough to try it!
U can do it mate
@@cvrpov I agree. Everyone has the same fears. You can't learn anything without trying. Be brave. As I always say, "It's broke and you can't break it more. you can make it better".
Fantastic, as always. I'm happy that you always mention the paper you use, but I think it's equally important to mention the buffing pads you use, and the grit of polish, as they both have grades just like sandpaper and are a real source of confusion for a lot of people.
Bloody good one mate
Cheers
Thanks
This bloke is a legend
That is skill, I am trying the same with my bashed up london car
Gotta look better than it does then surely
@cvrpov already used the kit you recommend to fix 3 bumper scrapes, looks so much better. Thanks for all your videos
Awesome would never have known that, will be using that on a few scratches on my car. Thanks
Glad to help
Love your stuff. Unfortunately tried this on my black car and can’t get it to blend. Probably my skills or lack of them 😂😂
Sometimes it's about having a go mate
@@cvrpov just realised I used paint so I have now purchased lacquer and wet and dry up to 5000. I would love a video from you regarding how to use different grades of wet and dry paper and also recommend what you think we should buy. This to date is up there in your top three videos bud. Keep up the great work 👍🏻🥃🥃🏴
I used paint and drill and paste and blended into my car, not going to sand and just use clear coat and drill and paste like in video and see how it goes.
Don’t listen to the haters, great video and, as a novice, I have learnt a great deal, thank you so much.😊 Terry
It came out lekker 🤝
Thanks
Great vid, it's given me the confidence to tackle a few blemishes on mine using a scratch repair kit I purchased from paint gear.
Great idea, but i wish you would quit calling it laquer. What you are using is a 2k clear, probably urethane based. Laquer is a finish thats not commonly used in automotive finishes today, it was common in the past. It is a 1k product, and is known to yellow and crack over time, and is not as durable or solvent resistant as a 2k clear. Please don't call a 2k clear a laquer, as they are still available and may cause confusion to anyone not familiar with auto finishes.
@VJ-ft2xj. FFS, what's your problem. In the UK we call it lacquer, in the states they call it clear coat. If it bothers you that much don't watch any English based car body repairs. You can't spell LACQUER.
Our man in the video clearly sais clear coat / lacquer
@atannu1523 Are you sure he didn’t say ‘laquer’ instead of lacquer so that our friends across the pond could understand? 😂
Once again thank you for this excellent video and the confidence this gives for a DIY’er that wants to fix their own car’s scratches. Forget the haters as that’s what they’ll always do … thank you again 🤙🏽🤙🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏼
Wow man just wow you just break the code a new skill unlocked 😮
Thanks for all of your videos man. Amazing. Keep it going, i am learning a lot.
Fantastic vid... I've in the past bought expensive colour match kits for stone chips and those have looked horrible. Now this is worth a go
No problem
Excellent, I can't believe it came out so well, you have given me confidence to try this for myself, thanks.
Great to see the old school methods still being used great work
i just want to thank you for making this channel!! i just found it and hope you keep making videos!!! very helpful and inspiring to try and do repairs myself!!!! hands down one of the most useful channels on youtube 👍
Brilliant, you've just shown me now to sort out some little paint chips and scratches on my 2011 Audi. You have a new sub.
Thanks!
Wow, awesome.. really appreciate that 👍🏻. All donations go towards future recording and editing costs.
Really effective, nice and to the point method to fix what we think is a hell of a job.
Just discovered your channel, what an absolute gold mine of information. With the help of your videos I'm going to tackle the stonechipped front end on my car.
Cheers
This is by far the best video
Thanks
Olá.
Assisti o seu vídeo e gostei muito do seu trabalho. Muito obrigado por compartilhar o seu conhecimento.
Saudações aqui do Brasil
Much appreciated 👏🏼
You, sir, are a magician, hell of a job
This is a great tip! I think even I, someone with no experience, could do this. Thanks!
I’ve thought about doing this but because no one else said about it I assumed it was just another stupid idea of mine! Subbed.
I think that’s great. Thanks for sharing and taking the time to show us these tricks.❤
You do great cosmetic work relative to the outlay involved and I manage to learn a trick or two from your channel. Keep up the good work.👍
great job thanks for the superb lesson I'll be doing my scratches tomorrow
You’re a professional, good job.
No man
You switched car, no way
LOL
GREAT RESULTS!
Will do that with my car
Thanks!
Nice one
Mate, you’re a legend! Thanks for this!
No problem 👍
I've got to do this to my BMW 760 li that some neanderthal went down 1 side twice.Some of it i now know i can do with just lacquer.Some of it on the rear especially is down to the primer,so will have to put silver paint into first.I now feel confident i can crack it now after watching your videos so many thanks.👍😁😎
A great and easy fix. Thank you for this video very useful I’ve got a few scratches on my car and I’m going to use this technique to tidy it up until I can get the car painted
Excellent work, this looks the best I’ve seen anywhere on this subject. Thanks for sharing.👍🏻
amazing work cant wait to try that out when i start flipping cars paint jobs were always my biggest concern
Good luck!
Hi CVR, thank you for your videos.
Can this methode also be used in case of a biger stone chip ?
Thank you
I am amazed at the result thankyou ❤
You’re welcome 😊
Brilliant. So simple an idea. Could save a fortune in time and money...
Ive just bought a 23 yr old TT for a project car. Body good on the whole apart from little marks such as the ones in your video.
Definitely goi g to give this a try - cheers 😊
Great video thanks!! Shows what difference you can make if you give a bit of time to it.