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you cant fix that scotty like your channel put no way ....im a painter.you cant shine color but your can shine clear and you didnt shine the color and i can still see it ...total fail ...and for all of us painter thats hilarious....!
I live in Houston and have always seen your tips and tricks on TV. What are the odds I search for simple tips with sun spots and you pop up first. A report you did saved me from buying a flood car recently.of course the owner said it had never been flooded but I looked for the water/rust line under the hood. You saved me big!! Keep up the good work.
Scotty if you keep dipping that buffer when it's plugged in into that bucket of water,you may not be around much longer to make any more TH-cam videos.
A word of advice when doing this is to never overbuff because it will start to take the paint off. A way to avoid this is to NOT BUFF PAINT AT NIGHT because you can't really tell how much you've done.
Any ideas how to get dried compound that sat way too long off? I’ve done it my hand an d made some progress, but ugh. I recently read about using peanut butter.
there is a small bit on the edge that goes down to the primer coat, but it looks much better overall. Realize that car is 20 years old, and so is that paint.
Thank you so much. I'll have to give this a try. My car's clear coat has started peeling and wearing off, so I'm tempted to give this a try - rather than paying for a spray paint job on my car. Many thanks x
The problem with faded paint on new cars is caused by clearcoat. There is really no way to protect clearcoat, and when it burns off from exposure to sunlight, nothing but a new paint job (without clearcoat) is the only answer. I have a 1993 Chevy pickup. I bought it new. It is kind of a light tan color. (non metallic) It was sun faded, but not spotted. I was able to polish it back to almost like new condition, just by removing the dried out top layer of paint with polishing compound. I then gave it a good coat of wax. I did this by hand, not with a polisher machine. I don't recommend those because if you are not experienced, it is real easy to polish right through the paint. Most new cars have metallic paint, and it has it's own problems. Unlike non metallic, it tends to fade in spots, and no amount of polishing can bring it back. If you are buying a new car, the best thing you can do to avoid sun caused paint damage is to buy a white car. Even with clearcoat, white paint lasts a lot longer than any other color, and to me it has a nice clean look.
Gerald Scott, a dual action polisher on a low speed is pretty safe to use. Now one of those high rpm polishers pro detailers use, yeah not for a beginner. They can quickly polish right through the clear coat. For the guy with a question... You can, but the color layer of paint is very thin. Odds are you'll burn through the color coat while sanding it. That's the main reason most won't even try it. If it was just one small area, maybe, but usually all the upper surfaces start flaking off at the same time as those surfaces receive the most sunlight. At that point only a new paint job is going to fix it.
No the problem is not the clear coat its the color coat. In fact the reason some color coats fade is because they never were clear coated to begin with. They typically dont clear coat pearl colors because it doesnt look as good as not clear coated.
In 1975 I bought a 1966 VW Karman Ghia. It was bright orange until I compounded it with Ajax cleanser( the powered pumice in it was a great polishing agent). After that it was fire engine red. The original owner had never waxed it and cars weren't clear coated back then.
I noticed the "Hell on Wheels" emblem you had on the car! I was part of that unit, 2nd Armored Division if I remember correctly, back in the early 1990s.
Listen folks. Scotty is old school. If you don't like the way he does stuff, then don't take his advise. I think it looks better than it did before. Oh and btw, dipping power tools in water helps them run cooler. Love the channel!!!!!!
Just wanted to say thank you so much for this video! My car sat for 2 years after being hit by a semi and it got sun damage all over the hood and A pillar. This video helped me restore my car’s original shine!
Probably. But you'll want a better dual action polisher (like Meguiar's G110) and a handful of smaller foam pads (5.5"). And you only need 4 pea sized drops of polish on the pad and no water. Get a strong degreaser too - Scotty has just "filled" the paint with water and oily residues from the polish, and even then it's clearly visible in the "finished" shot. Give it a week and a wash and it'll be just as faded. Do it properly instead :)
Not usually smart to dip anything plugged in into a bucket of water. He had a ground fault socket but the next guy might not. Would you dip your toaster in water, it has a insulated cord??
WARNING: GFCI's only work if they are properly grounded. The test feature on the outlet does not detect proper grounding. So If you have ungrounded GFCI outlets they won't adequately protect you in the event a ground fault. Overall don't get careless just because you belive a safety device will save you. Remember sefety begins with the operator!
Very nice tip. You're really a great guy Scotty. You even took the time to post where these items can be bought. I am so glad to have subscribed to your channel. Thank you !
Yeah but will that work on cars where the clear cost is coming off? The cars paint on the pic of the video is a different car from the one he’s actually working on..will this stop the rest of the clear coat coming off or is it just a temporary solution?
For some odd reason, my 09 Corolla has a small area of paint fade. I wax it religiously. Doesn't look like clear coat failure, just paint fade. Gonna give this a try...
My uncle showed my a trick for stuff like this. He bought a truck once with the clear coat coming off on the hood. He used a compound washed it well, then sprayed some "clear wood finish" it didn't look like a brand new paint job. But it looked a lot better. The wood finish provided the shine that was missing due to the clear coat gone.
yep I learned the hard way ...about 25 years ago I owned a 68 fastback Mustang ..waxed it in the sun........took a year of re-waxing to remove the baked on wax
You Just really helped me out! I was going to pay 1000 bucks to get my left side of my car repainted because it looks dull discolored and rough but watching this shows me how simple it is to do it and I'm definitely a
I've worked at detail shops This is a very temporary fix. Faded area return within a week or so. And you would need to do this pretty much every time you wash the vehicle. Once the clear coat wears off original paint you need a new paint job. This is just putting makeup over it and is temporary.
By all means people, plug in your electrical devices and hop into the bathtub with them. I mean these bozos think it's totally safe to do. Yeah yeah, the cord is on the other side and machines are built this way yadda yadda. Still, I think I'll pass.
Cool tip for the normal car guy! but just a quick question, wouldnt a more permanent fix be clearcoated and water sanded, then polished+wax? just wondering but nice vid!
Scotty 2 comments.... Definitely wouldn't recommend placing the buffet PLUGGED into the 120V power into the water bucket!!! Big NO NO buddy. Where OSHA when you need them.... Then the finished product really needed some clear coat.... But I guess you were after a quick clean up video... As always, keep em coming Scotty!!!
yes, you have to be careful, hence I use so much water. The purists whined at me using so much water, but it prevents eating off too much paint all at once.
Good video. Thanks for sharing. Would this work for removing those corrosive stains from salt moisture? The stains occured when I started driving to the beach.
this isn't faded paint, the clear coat has started to peel revealing the base colour beneath which on a metallic finish will be a matte finish, so this method really doesn't look good, it needs touching up with some clear and some paint-matched colour if the base is blotchy from the elements
the idea is to make it look a little bit better when you have no money to clear or paint the whole car, this is seen everywhere in the world where people have no money too
My e36 has some sun stain/clear coat pealing on the hood and roof in spots. If I wanted to touch them up would i need to reclear the whole hood and roof or could i just wetsand the parts and reclear those parts, or would I have to do the whole panel?
for a proper job reclearing the whole thing, if it's just a few spots you can get away with spot clearing be careful of sanding the color as it's probably metallic base coat and will be thinly coated
NormieMemes it basically didn’t work, all he’s done is rip all of the loose clear coat off with the buffer and wore down a level in the base coat to make it all shiny.
@@mitchell9103 It's an extremely cheap barbaric move that gives a great result for the price. Sorry most of us don't have 1k to drop on buffing a toyota
hey hey from tampa bay area. "hey you might think..." if you all noticed when mr know it all gets done the paint is still faded! so scotty... the paint may shine but its still faded and looks like crap dude. To protect your paint KEEP IT CLEAN KEEP IT WAXED IF POSIBLE IN A GARAGE... OR BUY A CAR COVER this will help you protect your investment and the life of your cars paint job take care every one.
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Scotty Kilmer you're the smartest person I've ever met your tips and advice are legendary hugs thank you for sharing this with us
Idiot
Where is the link for common sense?
you cant fix that scotty like your channel put no way ....im a painter.you cant shine color but your can shine clear and you didnt shine the color and i can still see it ...total fail ...and for all of us painter thats hilarious....!
I see you're being smart and earning monies on sales. ;-) Way to go Kilmer!
I live in Houston and have always seen your tips and tricks on TV. What are the odds I search for simple tips with sun spots and you pop up first. A report you did saved me from buying a flood car recently.of course the owner said it had never been flooded but I looked for the water/rust line under the hood. You saved me big!! Keep up the good work.
Am I the only one that loves the way he talks? that accent is so sweet and comforting.
All of his videos are also asmr
Yeah...you're the only one.
would be fun to have him as a neighbor, you would hear him yelling out loud when he records haha.
He literally sounds like a news anchor here in Detroit! That's crazy!!!!
Just without the accent.
I like the faded look. I worked hard to get it. It goes well with my clothes and my shoes.
Lol, hobaneng ocho jwalo
Based
Scotty if you keep dipping that buffer when it's plugged in into that bucket of water,you may not be around much longer to make any more TH-cam videos.
Lol totally true
Lol 😁 😁 😁
He should say "Don't do this at home"
John Hughes 🤣🤣🤣🤣
SCOTTY need to be hire to clown my circus
A word of advice when doing this is to never overbuff because it will start to take the paint off. A way to avoid this is to NOT BUFF PAINT AT NIGHT because you can't really tell how much you've done.
Wesley Bennington assume you learned this the HARD WAY LOL.
😅😅
you’re probably the only mechanic in Texas that actually is the honest mechanic i seen
"First thing you wanna do is make the buffing pad A LITTLE BIT wet"
*drops the whole damn thing into the water anyway* lmao
Connected to power too 😆
Haahahahaha
I can hear ammonyc crying lol
Hahaha love it
@Josh Champlin so his polisher was not the move? What do you recommend
Hey Scottie, thanks for your advices and car tips, they help a lot of car owners like me. More power to you and your shows!
You know I really like this video. Short and to the point and he still tells us how to actually do it!
How you doing
This video is exactly what I was looking for. Provides the technique plus the appropriate tools to do the job. Thank you!
Dude is a legend i never had interest in car stuff till i found scotty.
I’ve seen a few videos on how to buff out paint, love your video because you get straight to the point.
Wrong my boy.....he gets straight to the “paint”!
As a painter I can tell you any car repair can easily be done with the proper tools and the will to do it.
Skill helps
Any ideas how to get dried compound that sat way too long off? I’ve done it my hand an d made some progress, but ugh. I recently read about using peanut butter.
@@prism8289use cherry wipes
Do you recommend this method? I am trying to figure out how to fix the fading in my 2006 vehicle
if it's too high on the rpm speed, the transmission is causing that, which is typical. If it's normal rpms, check the motor and transmission mounts.
I love how do you apply water to the power cord too!
well, I was in the same boat as you until a few years ago when someone showed me the water trick. So I pass it on.
Your energy gives me life. Sweet, short and straight to the point.. Amazing videos
there is a small bit on the edge that goes down to the primer coat, but it looks much better overall. Realize that car is 20 years old, and so is that paint.
This was one of the most professional videos made by a real knowledgeable professional. Excellence!
Just don't follow the part that ends with you being electrocuted......
I hope you are being sacastic? says he's being using that ultimate compound for "decades" but it only came out in 2008/9, guy is an absolute joke.
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Thank you so much. I'll have to give this a try. My car's clear coat has started peeling and wearing off, so I'm tempted to give this a try - rather than paying for a spray paint job on my car. Many thanks x
The problem with faded paint on new cars is caused by clearcoat. There is really no way to protect clearcoat, and when it burns off from exposure to sunlight, nothing but a new paint job (without clearcoat) is the only answer. I have a 1993 Chevy pickup. I bought it new. It is kind of a light tan color. (non metallic) It was sun faded, but not spotted. I was able to polish it back to almost like new condition, just by removing the dried out top layer of paint with polishing compound. I then gave it a good coat of wax. I did this by hand, not with a polisher machine. I don't recommend those because if you are not experienced, it is real easy to polish right through the paint.
Most new cars have metallic paint, and it has it's own problems. Unlike non metallic, it tends to fade in spots, and no amount of polishing can bring it back. If you are buying a new car, the best thing you can do to avoid sun caused paint damage is to buy a white car. Even with clearcoat, white paint lasts a lot longer than any other color, and to me it has a nice clean look.
Gerald Scott, a dual action polisher on a low speed is pretty safe to use. Now one of those high rpm polishers pro detailers use, yeah not for a beginner. They can quickly polish right through the clear coat.
For the guy with a question... You can, but the color layer of paint is very thin. Odds are you'll burn through the color coat while sanding it. That's the main reason most won't even try it. If it was just one small area, maybe, but usually all the upper surfaces start flaking off at the same time as those surfaces receive the most sunlight. At that point only a new paint job is going to fix it.
No the problem is not the clear coat its the color coat. In fact the reason some color coats fade is because they never were clear coated to begin with. They typically dont clear coat pearl colors because it doesnt look as good as not clear coated.
I guess I'll do a video on this soon guy's ! Love this Scotty kilmore .
In 1975 I bought a 1966 VW Karman Ghia. It was bright orange until I compounded it with Ajax cleanser( the powered pumice in it was a great polishing agent). After that it was fire engine red. The original owner had never waxed it and cars weren't clear coated back then.
I noticed the "Hell on Wheels" emblem you had on the car! I was part of that unit, 2nd Armored Division if I remember correctly, back in the early 1990s.
Listen folks. Scotty is old school. If you don't like the way he does stuff, then don't take his advise. I think it looks better than it did before. Oh and btw, dipping power tools in water helps them run cooler. Love the channel!!!!!!
it's grounded twice, that's what ground wires are for. I have many devices that work completely under water that plug into the house wiring.
Just wanted to say thank you so much for this video! My car sat for 2 years after being hit by a semi and it got sun damage all over the hood and A pillar. This video helped me restore my car’s original shine!
You are the best Scotty!!! I’m learning a lot with you but I really love your sense of humor, always make me laugh.
This guy is the Goat been helping me fix my cars since I was a young mustache
Probably. But you'll want a better dual action polisher (like Meguiar's G110) and a handful of smaller foam pads (5.5"). And you only need 4 pea sized drops of polish on the pad and no water. Get a strong degreaser too - Scotty has just "filled" the paint with water and oily residues from the polish, and even then it's clearly visible in the "finished" shot. Give it a week and a wash and it'll be just as faded. Do it properly instead :)
Rpm setting on polisher ?
Scotty you had me nevous with that water getting on the extention cord...
I have a ground fault interrupter circuit, so it doesn't matter
hahahaha true true
chyp silva me to if it had hit that water his life would had been gone
Not usually smart to dip anything plugged in into a bucket of water. He had a ground fault socket but the next guy might not. Would you dip your toaster in water, it has a insulated cord??
WARNING: GFCI's only work if they are properly grounded. The test feature on the outlet does not detect proper grounding. So If you have ungrounded GFCI outlets they won't adequately protect you in the event a ground fault. Overall don't get careless just because you belive a safety device will save you. Remember sefety begins with the operator!
You just gave my car a new life and appreciate you more than anything ✌️
Scotty is a Genius! Thank you for the video
Very nice tip. You're really a great guy Scotty. You even took the time to post where these items can be bought. I am so glad to have subscribed to your channel. Thank you !
I really am thankful that you have a channel here because if I got a question that you have a solution. Plus your Good
mothers synthetic wax, pretty good stuff.
Yeah but will that work on cars where the clear cost is coming off? The cars paint on the pic of the video is a different car from the one he’s actually working on..will this stop the rest of the clear coat coming off or is it just a temporary solution?
Hands down, easiest and best method!!! Thank You Scotty!!!
For some odd reason, my 09 Corolla has a small area of paint fade. I wax it religiously. Doesn't look like clear coat failure, just paint fade. Gonna give this a try...
my neighbors at my old house painted their car with house paint and brushes, no joke.
When I was a kid I painted an entire VW station wagon with about 15 cans of spray paint, it looked awesome.
How’d it look
I loath cars like that 😖
😂
Gene Friedman Well, they had to keep re-painting it.
My uncle showed my a trick for stuff like this. He bought a truck once with the clear coat coming off on the hood. He used a compound washed it well, then sprayed some "clear wood finish" it didn't look like a brand new paint job. But it looked a lot better. The wood finish provided the shine that was missing due to the clear coat gone.
You’ve came a long way Scotty! Keep up the videos i love them 🍻
I enjoy watching Scotty Kilmer . I like to hear what he says . Thumbs up Scotty . 👍
First video ive seen of this guy and I'm hooked
my grandfa never fail to amuse me. thank you so much i dodge the 2k repaint job on my car. I love you granfa.
Actually I cheated, I'm 60 tommorow.
now your 66 wow old as fuk
@@Pinkielover A baby, a mere baby!
I follow you because I just love your spirit man. You make your videos easy to understand. Thank you
Scotty is the ultimate smartass! Lol you gotta love this dude.
awesome video! the trans flo sea foam power steering video really helped me out too.
will waxing my civic add horsepower because i added 5 stickers on the rear window and its like i added turbo
No, those stickers add a lot of weight. To counter that, you should remove the airbags.
Stickers add horsepower. Wax and emblems add torque.
Haha on point !!
No you gotta remove your balls before you sit in the car to reduce weight and drag.
nah the stickers already put out the max body to horse power mods
THANK YOU !! 😊 YOU SAVED ME A COUPLE OF HUNDRED DOLLARS ON A PAINT JOB !!
Hundreds? A paint job is in the Thousands if you want it properly done....
Nice to see Getty Lee give some solid car detailing tips
I've been also using that compound for years it works awesome
luv his off the wall endings
in this case it was coconut on a boulder [:
You're rocking back then and you're rocking still 😁 !!!
Keep on keeping on bro 👍
Thanks for the quick reminder I'm helping my tired paint job!
Thank you for your Service !!!! My dad was 101 Airborne.
You're always reliable, Scotty.
Might as well buff the car on a rainy day 😂
I was waiting for him to get electrocuted lol
Warm Soft Kitty n
I fixed my peeling clear coat . I sanded it down to the primer and had maaco paint it . It looks great .
bantayan island life I heard they have cheap paint jobs under 500
@@bobbyhill4460really?
Damn, this is one of the craziest man on youtube) For sure, videos about his life in 70s, will be very interesting)
Very clever to sink the polishing machine in water while plugged 👍👍👍
So happy I found your channel. I've learned so much! My daughter just subscribed too! Thank you again!!!!!
Scotty does this work even if the clear coat has failed !!
@ 1:22
water pours directly on the plug ends... omfg, i love this guy, even electricity can't kill him! :-)
yep I learned the hard way ...about 25 years ago I owned a 68 fastback Mustang ..waxed it in the sun........took a year of re-waxing to remove the baked on wax
Thank you, I will try that.
No
@@yourfather5324 🅽🅸🅶🅶🅴🆁🆂
@@iron1975 wow
Did you?
U cute 🥰
You Just really helped me out! I was going to pay 1000 bucks to get my left side of my car repainted because it looks dull discolored and rough but watching this shows me how simple it is to do it and I'm definitely a
don't know what you mean by "heavy" but if it's smooth on the highway but not in town, often worn out struts do that.
I've worked at detail shops This is a very temporary fix. Faded area return within a week or so. And you would need to do this pretty much every time you wash the vehicle. Once the clear coat wears off original paint you need a new paint job. This is just putting makeup over it and is temporary.
Thanks Scotty! Really needed this for some spots on my 1994 red 4runner. Really helped!
never seen a buffer dunked in a bucket of water. only a genius like scotty kilmer could think of this
YES, you should absolutely dip your power tools in a bucket of water while plugged in, WHY wouldn't you?
OMG, recently used stick blender into liquid!
By all means people, plug in your electrical devices and hop into the bathtub with them. I mean these bozos think it's totally safe to do. Yeah yeah, the cord is on the other side and machines are built this way yadda yadda. Still, I think I'll pass.
Ron leo gfci
Just make sure to use one hand to dip your power buffer...much safer. LOL
Asus Kybd a Nissan Xterra how would you put a water pump on and take it out
Thank you Scotty! Expert advice for free grateful
Love your practical in site on all things automotive related. Thanks Scotty !!
Always enjoy your videos.
Best video Ice seen for restore. Thank you. Simple but effective
You are the man Scotty!
Cool tip for the normal car guy!
but just a quick question, wouldnt a more permanent fix be clearcoated and water sanded, then polished+wax?
just wondering but nice vid!
I love your Chanel. It's most informative one I've found
I love your freaking awesome enthusiasm and passion....Thank you sir!!!!
Does this technique work on peeling clear coat or do I need respray clear coat to fix it?
Scotty my man. The people's man.
good stuff, I use it at times.
Scotty
2 comments....
Definitely wouldn't recommend placing the buffet PLUGGED into the 120V power into the water bucket!!! Big NO NO buddy. Where OSHA when you need them....
Then the finished product really needed some clear coat.... But I guess you were after a quick clean up video...
As always, keep em coming Scotty!!!
often a worn transmission cable does that. Try lubricating it first at both ends, the shifter end and the transmission end.
MR.KILMER YOU SIR ARE A BADASS IN MY EYES!!
yes, you have to be careful, hence I use so much water. The purists whined at me using so much water, but it prevents eating off too much paint all at once.
Good video. Thanks for sharing. Would this work for removing those corrosive stains from salt moisture? The stains occured when I started driving to the beach.
When you know how much time it takes to make these videos i'd just say.... Thanks a LOT for sharing with us !!!
Would you suggest unplugging the buffer before dipping the pad in water?
no.
Keep making awesome videos Scotty!
This absolutely did not work on my car
Why not..
I definitely give it a try tomorrow
this isn't faded paint, the clear coat has started to peel revealing the base colour beneath which on a metallic finish will be a matte finish, so this method really doesn't look good, it needs touching up with some clear and some paint-matched colour if the base is blotchy from the elements
yup, just what i was thinking, is better to wetsand the panel and re-clear or even better, re-clear the hole car
the idea is to make it look a little bit better when you have no money to clear or paint the whole car, this is seen everywhere in the world where people have no money too
dannys delgado you can re-clear that pannel with less than $100
My e36 has some sun stain/clear coat pealing on the hood and roof in spots. If I wanted to touch them up would i need to reclear the whole hood and roof or could i just wetsand the parts and reclear those parts, or would I have to do the whole panel?
for a proper job reclearing the whole thing, if it's just a few spots you can get away with spot clearing be careful of sanding the color as it's probably metallic base coat and will be thinly coated
Thank you thank you sir..I almost give up cos of faded car colours
That might have been the worst buffing technique I’ve even seen lol
If it's stupid and it works, it isn't stupid.
NormieMemes it basically didn’t work, all he’s done is rip all of the loose clear coat off with the buffer and wore down a level in the base coat to make it all shiny.
Don't be whiny, it's shiny.
@@panzerfaust5046 If you don't know what you're supposed to see it is shiny. To a body guy or any detailer, this is a completely barbaric move
@@mitchell9103 It's an extremely cheap barbaric move that gives a great result for the price. Sorry most of us don't have 1k to drop on buffing a toyota
You need a vid on how to treat electrical burns and shock victims. It’s vids like this that get people hurt or killed.
Lmao. It felt like I just watched an infomercial!
You did
hey hey from tampa bay area.
"hey you might think..."
if you all noticed when mr know it all gets done
the paint is still faded!
so scotty... the paint may shine
but its still faded and looks like crap dude.
To protect your paint
KEEP IT CLEAN
KEEP IT WAXED
IF POSIBLE IN A GARAGE...
OR BUY A CAR COVER
this will help you protect your investment and the life of your cars paint job
take care every one.