WOW! I am a DIY weekend warrior and I just started doing my own detail on my vehicles and this really helps! I wish I've seen this sooner. Thank you for this episode!
Tunch is spot on, many polish brands buy abrasives off the shelf and then use low grade solvents and other lubricants/carriers which negatively effect how much gloss you can achieve. I tell every company who manufacture products to not develop polishes as it costs mega loads to make them extremely well without the naptha, kero, cyclohexasiloxane and aromatics. My teacher makes his own abrasives and raw materials too. What im curious is when will aluminium oxide be replaced with something better or are we stuck with it?. Tunch my request to you is to develop the universal pad, an idea ive had since 2007. Universal for use on any machine type and universal in that it can correct well but be variable in finishing abilities. Finish is more important to me than cut but there is a certain amount of speed of cut that people expect. Customers are paying for a quality polished finish. Loved this video thanks mike and tunch. Please do more intricate ones with industry suppliers.
Very good information. I've recently started testing 3D products after seeing them at SEMA. So far I'm pretty impressed with the results. I always wondered why there were 2 compounds and 2 polishes that did the same thing. I also liked how he addressed the safety issues, inhaling compound powder can't be good for us. Again, very good video.
I dont know what or how you come up with these 3D products but man....they are GREAT....LOVE IT thank you....polish and cutting compound....the shampoo...they are all great ....
Yeah we have more than enough how to detail videos and thought that the industry needs to see the back stories on how things are made and the reasoning for the it also.
What would be helpful is a discussion of how it cuts. In other words, SMAT Vs Diminishing and how 3D abrasives physically do their cutting and are intended to be used (worked). I think you guys were headed there but got sidetracked.
From what I've learned from 3D is that none of their abrasive polishes or compounds are diminishing. They are all micro, non diminishing abrasives. I know that when I use any of Tunch's polishes, I can continue to cut - without dust - until the defects are gone - for the most part. In some circumstances I do a couple passes, brush out the pad, and start cutting again when necessary. So with 3D, their products "stay with me" until the section is complete. They don't dry out and dust up before I'm ready to stop buffing. Because you don't have to work the abrasives through a diminishing cycle, you can do both short and / or long cycles to accomplish your task.
Silicone interferes with paint bonding/curing. Dust from products that contain silicone can cause serious problems in the body shop environment. Most serious companies offer compounds and polishes free of silicone to use in those environments.
What a legend. When a CEO actually knows his product and creates it is very.rare. Well.done on a great product 3D.
These two are the auto detailing dream team
3D products are my go to! And these products work with all buffer types! Excellent results with the right pads every time. Great information !
Have you tried the ACA520?
@@MrBod4life Brent no I have not...Sorry
@@MrBod4life I do, after the ACA 500, and finish with poxy, amazing results.
WOW! I am a DIY weekend warrior and I just started doing my own detail on my vehicles and this really helps! I wish I've seen this sooner. Thank you for this episode!
Tunch is spot on, many polish brands buy abrasives off the shelf and then use low grade solvents and other lubricants/carriers which negatively effect how much gloss you can achieve. I tell every company who manufacture products to not develop polishes as it costs mega loads to make them extremely well without the naptha, kero, cyclohexasiloxane and aromatics. My teacher makes his own abrasives and raw materials too. What im curious is when will aluminium oxide be replaced with something better or are we stuck with it?. Tunch my request to you is to develop the universal pad, an idea ive had since 2007. Universal for use on any machine type and universal in that it can correct well but be variable in finishing abilities. Finish is more important to me than cut but there is a certain amount of speed of cut that people expect. Customers are paying for a quality polished finish. Loved this video thanks mike and tunch. Please do more intricate ones with industry suppliers.
The other video, and this one, I really enjoyed hearing from Tunch. Thanks Mike and Autogeek for bringing this video
Our pleasure!
wow..so much info! i am a proud 3d speed user!
Very good information. I've recently started testing 3D products after seeing them at SEMA. So far I'm pretty impressed with the results. I always wondered why there were 2 compounds and 2 polishes that did the same thing. I also liked how he addressed the safety issues, inhaling compound powder can't be good for us. Again, very good video.
Thanks!
I dont know what or how you come up with these 3D products but man....they are GREAT....LOVE IT thank you....polish and cutting compound....the shampoo...they are all great ....
Finally! Thanks for that mike
Love these videos like this. I would love to see one on all the liquid cleaners like the carpet cleaner etc.
Love your products!
Speed and Poxy is just super and also the spiderpads.
Glad you like them! - Yancy
I love my 3D products. All of them are amazing.
Great idea 3D doing this series
Yeah we have more than enough how to detail videos and thought that the industry needs to see the back stories on how things are made and the reasoning for the it also.
@@autogeek Yessssssssss 😀🤓
I am also curious as to how good that extreme cut would work on oxidation on gelcoat
Been using 3D products for over 15 years that’s all I use.
Awesome video!
This is good stuff 👍🏻🤓
cool in depth video, does autogeekcarry 3d wipe, he mentioned as final wipe before applying the coating?
3D 💯👌IAM A DETAILER FROM CALI SENCE 1990 NOW IAM IN WACO TEXAS
You should try the Final Touch detailer they have. Amazing.
Marcus Cassius could you elaborate? What makes it amazing ?
What would be helpful is a discussion of how it cuts. In other words, SMAT Vs Diminishing and how 3D abrasives physically do their cutting and are intended to be used (worked). I think you guys were headed there but got sidetracked.
There are products that are a combo of diminishing abrasives and non diminishing. Formulation not abrasives alone are most important
From what I've learned from 3D is that none of their abrasive polishes or compounds are diminishing. They are all micro, non diminishing abrasives.
I know that when I use any of Tunch's polishes, I can continue to cut - without dust - until the defects are gone - for the most part. In some circumstances I do a couple passes, brush out the pad, and start cutting again when necessary.
So with 3D, their products "stay with me" until the section is complete. They don't dry out and dust up before I'm ready to stop buffing.
Because you don't have to work the abrasives through a diminishing cycle, you can do both short and / or long cycles to accomplish your task.
Can someone explain body shop safe to me? The silicone and all that?
Silicone interferes with paint bonding/curing.
Dust from products that contain silicone can cause serious problems in the body shop environment.
Most serious companies offer compounds and polishes free of silicone to use in those environments.
Farela is my go to
Menzerna ..... Norton......are make from Ground and refined from Raw material to Store
Menzerna was my favorite for years. Excellent products.
BRING 3D TO EUROPE! :D
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Appreciate this. 3D ONE is a decent product. I can get better cut and finish with GG Fast Correcting Cream
Dont forget Hofmann mineral group
TO POLISHING THE PAINT IS TO FILLET THE PAINT.