I think I like this channel more than the large channel (although I love that one as well!) because it reminds me of the older Ammo videos when it was just Larry, a car and a camera out in the field and he was trying to teach us. Thanks Larry!
Greetings from the U.K. I’ve never been brave enough to wet sand with a power sander, but that was super quick and effective. I do agree that wet sanding can be safer than hitting poor paint with a buffer, you can take your time, panel stays cool, you can check progress etc. Top job!
Man this is the AMMO NYC that got me hooked on detailing. Reminds me of the Porsche you did some wet sanding on. It was a guards red Targa if I remember right? But these video are the videos I LOVE! Also the fact that you made this look so easy is a sign of a master at work. That little section would've taken me probably an hour of work. Absolutely fantastic work as always Larry. I've been buying all of your products ever since you came out with your wheel cleaning kit and I'll be your first customer for your new polish (I still have a bottle of leveling fluid laying around) Thanks for all you do for the detailing community and sharing your absolute wealth of knowledge for us all to benefit from
Excellent, a great class for us nerds lol, I took a class with Jason Rose last year and we use that Rupes sander to do what you did, I was blown away. Thank you for refreshing me excellent. Look forward to more tips and tricks.
I’m so so scared to get wet sanding my car as I just don’t want a horror story and it end up worse of. However this just simply looks very do able. I’ve achieved some very very nice results on a good few cars and feel like it’s time to go from 80% defect removal to show ready. Appreciate the video
Hey Larry. I've been watching you for a while. I brought you up to a Nasiol guy today, already forgot his name...lol. said you guys were pretty acquainted. Small world. All the way in Kansas!
great demo larry, i love wet/dry sanding when ever i get the opportunity to do so. quick question for you when will your wool pads be avaliable mate ?they are my favourite pads to use.
I have a question I don’t have a buffer and I’m not painting my car. I’m painting my bicycle. I’m really big in the cycling and I wanted to change the color so I did and I’ve also use clearcoat with pearl , now do I have to go and purchase a buffer or can I just use a regular sponge or rag or microfiber?
Wow, this is topical since I think I need to wet sand a part of my new car. The roof rack installed by the port left deep marring that I haven't been able to get out with the Rupes Bigfoot Nano, blue foam pads, and Rupes blue compound. Every time I compound and polish, the deepest marks are still there.
Thank you for this vid! I'll be using this technique on my 99 chevy tahoe, if it works great on the Tahoe I'll b doing to our 2017 gmc sierra cos we do Mobil carwash so it'll be part of our look
Thanks for the video! It was great. One question...what's the difference in paint thickness from before the wet sanding and the final product? How much clear coat etc are you taking off? Thanks again!
I have a question about wet sanding. To what degree wet sanding can make the clear coat as flat as possible, because on the hood of my car I had an area which looks kinda wavy, it's not an orange peel, it's more like a pond, but it's at certain angle, if you are straight ahead the hood it looks flawless, but from the sides you clearly can see that. Thank you!
You mentioned wet sanding keeps the temperature down and is not as harsh because there is limited heat. is there a wet polishing to keep the temperatures down and still polish?
Great video Larry. This removed a lot of the intimidation factor of "wet sanding" for me and others I'm sure. Can someone tell me why when he was using the sandpaper the hand sander it didn't seem to be rotating that fast. What am I missing? Was it an optical illusion? Thanks.
i filled in chips then wet sanded with 2000 grit.. still have scratches after polishing those areas with 3M scratch remover. which polish do you recommend… what was used in this video? thanks
German Company Birchmeier has one, it's called "Birchmeier Foxy 360". It doesn't have a pivoting head but the pick up tube on the inside is weighted and very flexible so it follows gravity and always gets fluid. Maybe thats an option for you :)
@@mino7122 good to know! I ordered 10 or so with the kickstarter for the pivot bottles. They should ship soon… but literally a year later than projected originally. Thanks for the tip, I’ll check those out.
I think I like this channel more than the large channel (although I love that one as well!) because it reminds me of the older Ammo videos when it was just Larry, a car and a camera out in the field and he was trying to teach us. Thanks Larry!
Same here m, I loved the old Larry vids :)
It's amazing how far products have come in detailing to help achieve the same result with less steps
Greetings from the U.K. I’ve never been brave enough to wet sand with a power sander, but that was super quick and effective. I do agree that wet sanding can be safer than hitting poor paint with a buffer, you can take your time, panel stays cool, you can check progress etc. Top job!
@7:10 the modest, bit uncertain "from my perspective" 😂, I love that phrase!
Man this is the AMMO NYC that got me hooked on detailing. Reminds me of the Porsche you did some wet sanding on. It was a guards red Targa if I remember right? But these video are the videos I LOVE!
Also the fact that you made this look so easy is a sign of a master at work. That little section would've taken me probably an hour of work. Absolutely fantastic work as always Larry. I've been buying all of your products ever since you came out with your wheel cleaning kit and I'll be your first customer for your new polish (I still have a bottle of leveling fluid laying around) Thanks for all you do for the detailing community and sharing your absolute wealth of knowledge for us all to benefit from
Thank you for sharing Larry ! BMW looks insane after the detail 😍
I enjoy your nerdy videos the most. Outstanding results and the finish from a wool pad was eye opening.
Excellent, a great class for us nerds lol, I took a class with Jason Rose last year and we use that Rupes sander to do what you did, I was blown away. Thank you for refreshing me excellent. Look forward to more tips and tricks.
This is a super helpful video Larry ! I've been struggling getting good results with polishing
I’m so so scared to get wet sanding my car as I just don’t want a horror story and it end up worse of. However this just simply looks very do able. I’ve achieved some very very nice results on a good few cars and feel like it’s time to go from 80% defect removal to show ready.
Appreciate the video
Do you have a link on where to get the products you're using in this video?
I have a cheap electric palm sander. It works well in sanding. Then I use a RO polisher.
Hey Larry. I've been watching you for a while. I brought you up to a Nasiol guy today, already forgot his name...lol. said you guys were pretty acquainted. Small world. All the way in Kansas!
Great vid. Always appreciated your teaching.
great demo larry, i love wet/dry sanding when ever i get the opportunity to do so. quick question for you when will your wool pads be avaliable mate ?they are my favourite pads to use.
I have a question I don’t have a buffer and I’m not painting my car. I’m painting my bicycle. I’m really big in the cycling and I wanted to change the color so I did and I’ve also use clearcoat with pearl , now do I have to go and purchase a buffer or can I just use a regular sponge or rag or microfiber?
Wow, this is topical since I think I need to wet sand a part of my new car. The roof rack installed by the port left deep marring that I haven't been able to get out with the Rupes Bigfoot Nano, blue foam pads, and Rupes blue compound. Every time I compound and polish, the deepest marks are still there.
Thank you for this vid! I'll be using this technique on my 99 chevy tahoe, if it works great on the Tahoe I'll b doing to our 2017 gmc sierra cos we do Mobil carwash so it'll be part of our look
Great video. Whats the wool pad you are using on your polisher. Are u mainly using the Bigfoot 21mm or 15mm. THANKS
A wool pad and a polish, dang! I've always assumed wool pads were only for abrasive compounds. very fascinating.
Thanks for the video! It was great. One question...what's the difference in paint thickness from before the wet sanding and the final product? How much clear coat etc are you taking off? Thanks again!
Great tutorial. Love your channel
This was an amazing video great work !
Thank you so much for showing me this.
He called us super nerds. 🥰
Very cool video, the new polish looks good!
Could the yellow possibly be from all the iron particles rusting as well?
great stuff... thanks Larry!!
If you were doing that for real would you tape over the badge or will the polish cut out any sanding marks in the gel/enamel?
Great video Larry, as always! 👌🏻🤩👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I have a question about wet sanding. To what degree wet sanding can make the clear coat as flat as possible, because on the hood of my car I had an area which looks kinda wavy, it's not an orange peel, it's more like a pond, but it's at certain angle, if you are straight ahead the hood it looks flawless, but from the sides you clearly can see that. Thank you!
You mentioned wet sanding keeps the temperature down and is not as harsh because there is limited heat. is there a wet polishing to keep the temperatures down and still polish?
Great video Larry. This removed a lot of the intimidation factor of "wet sanding" for me and others I'm sure. Can someone tell me why when he was using the sandpaper the hand sander it didn't seem to be rotating that fast. What am I missing? Was it an optical illusion? Thanks.
It doesnt need to, the movement of the orbit does the job.
Great video Larry, thank you !!!
Thanks man!! Great video!
i filled in chips then wet sanded with 2000 grit.. still have scratches after polishing those areas with 3M scratch remover. which polish do you recommend… what was used in this video? thanks
When will you be releasing your compound?
Do you have to reapply a clear after this?
Great vid!!! Thanks!!!
Does anyone know what wool pad he used to cut the wet sanding ? Is this the AMMO Sheer ?
Why aren't these videos hours long? Love them!
Would you do this method for single stage too?
Nicely done
Hey, I'm walking HERREE !!! Nu Yawk
Amazing bro thank
Very nice video!👌
Why don't people wet sand carefully more? Like instead of compounding?
Where can I get that polish? 0:30
Great video
Beautiful
Excelente compra!!!
I see you using those pivot bottles that still haven’t come out yet… been waiting two years now.
German Company Birchmeier has one, it's called "Birchmeier Foxy 360". It doesn't have a pivoting head but the pick up tube on the inside is weighted and very flexible so it follows gravity and always gets fluid.
Maybe thats an option for you :)
@@mino7122 good to know! I ordered 10 or so with the kickstarter for the pivot bottles. They should ship soon… but literally a year later than projected originally.
Thanks for the tip, I’ll check those out.
Uf you wet sand you taking a lit of ckear ciat iff which in long term paint will faul
the wool with a polish 2 finish?
Hell yeah!!
Can a DA take out those sand marks?
Lol. Forgive me Rupes.
It’s yellow cause you went over tape😂😂😂
I’ll buy sum once finesse ur product 🧪 👨🔬! AutoShyneDetailing