Found your easy step by step guide very useful, I am just about to use the same machine for the first time, I will be a lot more confident now. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! I'm really happy you found this video really useful and glad to help you with it. If you ever have any questions, I would be happy to help 👍
I know nothing about detailing and this helped out alot!! I've been gifted a SIMONIZ Polisher machine looks like the one used in the clip just different handles, this helps so much thank you!!
I did learn couple things man!!! I like the wax on app then dab on area before just setting it down and turning it on!! Don’t think I’d of thought about that
No worries at all! I have a 2nd video that has a bit more different information on it, that might also be useful for you 🙌 th-cam.com/video/nnNOx6wdTBs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aUK3RVCedCTlSwd5
I followed your instructions to the letter today but used a Red T Cut Colour tinted polish on my convertible Audi. The polisher sprays a mist of polish everywhere. With untinted polish you probably wouldn't notice it but with a red polish you see it everywhere. My advice is probably best to do it by hand if using a colour tint polish.
Also worth mentioning is the liquid polish goes through the applicator bonnet and into the polisher sponge so before putting on the polishing bonnet, wipe the excess polish off the polisher sponge.
@@dannygladman thanks for watching! Yes any colour polish I wouldn't recommend with a machine. As you have mentioned but probably would need less product on the pad as well. I have black polish but I only do that by hand. Also like you say it will stain anything you use. That is why I bought an applicator pad just for the black polish 👍
Good video, thanks for that, so just to clarify you use a clean pad to remove the polish/wax? You didn’t use any other product on the send pad to remove the wax right?
@@fireblade_ninja308 thanks for watching! So with this machine, I used it that way as his has the pad to remove the wax. So that the method I showed in this video. If you didn't want to do it that way, I recommend using a clean cloth to buff and remove the wax/ polish. You can do it whatever way works for you 👍
I am just starting up and trying to build a potential customer base, been and got a pressure washer, microfibre clothes, drying towels, wheel cleaners, pressure sprayer but I wanna do more than a basic clean as it stands currently... this video is helpful to know the piece of equipment and product to use as a beginner. Have you got one for machine polishing the wings and any tips on the wing mirrors please as I am in a process of learning and applying myself to becoming more motivated to become professional.
Thank you for your comment. Ok so I have a new machine polishing video on a slightly smaller machine, which is just a 5inch DA polisher but I haven't got a video that shows smaller than that. You would require a 2/3 inch DA polisher for mirrors and harder to reach areas. You could also do them by hand but I would recommend having a 5 inch DA polisher and then a smaller one as well. If your plan is to do a lot of polishing jobs, then you will need both. I do this as a hobby, but if you check out some of my other detail videos might give you an idea of what sort of products you might need going forward. Good luck with it all and obviously any other questions please let me know, always happy to help 👍
Thanks for watching! It is totally safe to use on a new car. Also I would recommend polishing a brand new car as out of factory the paint work will have many defects that are not too noticeable but are there. Also would recommend a Decon wash before polishing as the car can collect a lot of fallout on it travels to the dealership 👍
I seem to be getting a few issues with polish sling. Any tips? I've tried less product and also not putting polish too close to the edge of the pad and the problem isn't as bad but it still happens more often than I'd like
So I did a different machine polish video recently that I'm sure I will show how I apply the polish to the pad. But the way to reduce this is, first apply the product to the pad and massage in the pad with an applicator to lubricate the pad, then apply a few small dots of the polish, say like 4 dots over the pad. Then put the machine on the car, if you machine as a speed setting put it on the slowest setting, apply the product all over to give a base layer and then up the speed to polish the car. If your machine has one speed, it will be hard to reduce the sling, so it may not be your fault but the machine you're using? For example the machine in this video has no speed setting but the one in my new video does 👍 let me know
Thank you for watching and you are very welcome. I had noticed this as well, so wanted to add this into the video. It's good to know how to remove by machine as well as by hand 👍
It is a tight fit and needs to be so it doesn't come off when spinning. It might not fit right over the whole space but try your best to pull it on as much as possible 👍
Thanks for the confident inspiring video. I bought my 1st polisher similar to yours. I have 2 black cars that I will try to wax in my driveway (no garage). I usually wax by hand so this will be a new venture for me! I'm a little confused about how to tell which pad is used for application. But I'll figure it out. Thanks! Wish me luck!
@@mackyhowy8581 thanks for watching! Good luck with it, I have a black car now and they are a bit more harder to work with. I do most of my waxing & polishing on my driveway. Just try to keep out of direct sun even more so with black paint. Just have a go and see how you get on, good luck with it 🙏👍
Thank you mate and good luck with your business. Glad it was helpful, I've just done a new updated video for machine polishing. That could be even more helpful as I've added more information into that video as well 👍
Thanks for watching! It only looks brand new because of the time and effort I put into the polishing of it. But I do most of my machine polishing outside as the garage isn't big enough for the full car. This video is just to show you how to do it, but you can do the same outside and if the car is in the worst condition, it will need more effort put into the process.
Thanks for watching 👍 this is one of my first videos I ever did and as you can see it has done really well, loads of great feedback as well. This is a hobby for me, not a day job but my videos now are so much better. But comments like this make doing it more worthwhile. I look forward to watching one of your videos 👍
This guy wastes extremely too much time hearing himself talk and far less instruction on how to wax you're car for beginners!!! Bloody well get to it ole boy!!!
Thank you for watching and taking your time to comment on my video, I really appreciate it. Considering this was one of my first videos on youtube, I think it's a very good video for beginners. Make sure to go check out some of my latest content and also I look forward to your future videos 👍
Don't worry mate. The guy probably have the attention span of a squirrel with ADD. I appreciate longer in depth videos in contrast to all the shit short/vertical 7 second videos that don't really tell you much anyways.
@@AholaAholasson I appreciate your opinion but I'm just a man who can't stand people pussyfooting around a subject that shouldn't be so hard to explain! Have a 👍 good day Mate! 😊
Found your easy step by step guide very useful, I am just about to use the same machine for the first time, I will be a lot more confident now. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! I'm really happy you found this video really useful and glad to help you with it. If you ever have any questions, I would be happy to help 👍
I know nothing about detailing and this helped out alot!! I've been gifted a SIMONIZ Polisher machine looks like the one used in the clip just different handles, this helps so much thank you!!
@@EricEgot thank you for watching and I'm glad it helped. Enjoy polishing your car 💪
Thanks for the tips. I'm going to be using a similar tool to polish my car. Lovely colour and shine on your BM.
@@cb01ttr no worries, hopefully it helps you out. Yes it came up really nice that blue with a polish 👍
Very useful clip for a first timer! Recently purchased the same one and this video has helped me understand how to do it correctly
Hi Niall, thank you for watching and your comment. Glad you found it useful and this has helped you with your purchase. Enjoy using 💪
I did learn couple things man!!! I like the wax on app then dab on area before just setting it down and turning it on!! Don’t think I’d of thought about that
Glad it helped and thanks for watching 👍
Thankyou! I bought a machine and for years i was too scared to use it! Thank you
No worries at all! I have a 2nd video that has a bit more different information on it, that might also be useful for you 🙌 th-cam.com/video/nnNOx6wdTBs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aUK3RVCedCTlSwd5
I followed your instructions to the letter today but used a Red T Cut Colour tinted polish on my convertible Audi. The polisher sprays a mist of polish everywhere. With untinted polish you probably wouldn't notice it but with a red polish you see it everywhere.
My advice is probably best to do it by hand if using a colour tint polish.
Also worth mentioning is the liquid polish goes through the applicator bonnet and into the polisher sponge so before putting on the polishing bonnet, wipe the excess polish off the polisher sponge.
@@dannygladman thanks for watching! Yes any colour polish I wouldn't recommend with a machine. As you have mentioned but probably would need less product on the pad as well. I have black polish but I only do that by hand. Also like you say it will stain anything you use. That is why I bought an applicator pad just for the black polish 👍
Good video, thanks for that, so just to clarify you use a clean pad to remove the polish/wax? You didn’t use any other product on the send pad to remove the wax right?
@@fireblade_ninja308 thanks for watching! So with this machine, I used it that way as his has the pad to remove the wax. So that the method I showed in this video. If you didn't want to do it that way, I recommend using a clean cloth to buff and remove the wax/ polish. You can do it whatever way works for you 👍
I am just starting up and trying to build a potential customer base, been and got a pressure washer, microfibre clothes, drying towels, wheel cleaners, pressure sprayer but I wanna do more than a basic clean as it stands currently... this video is helpful to know the piece of equipment and product to use as a beginner. Have you got one for machine polishing the wings and any tips on the wing mirrors please as I am in a process of learning and applying myself to becoming more motivated to become professional.
Thank you for your comment. Ok so I have a new machine polishing video on a slightly smaller machine, which is just a 5inch DA polisher but I haven't got a video that shows smaller than that. You would require a 2/3 inch DA polisher for mirrors and harder to reach areas. You could also do them by hand but I would recommend having a 5 inch DA polisher and then a smaller one as well. If your plan is to do a lot of polishing jobs, then you will need both. I do this as a hobby, but if you check out some of my other detail videos might give you an idea of what sort of products you might need going forward. Good luck with it all and obviously any other questions please let me know, always happy to help 👍
It looks like it’s barely spinning, where do they get 3200 spins per minute?
@@kingkoopa219 you can see the spinning in person better hard to tell on camera but it is spinning fast 👍
Thank for this video because my grandad said I shouldn’t be using it on a new car but this car is pretty new
Thanks for watching! It is totally safe to use on a new car. Also I would recommend polishing a brand new car as out of factory the paint work will have many defects that are not too noticeable but are there. Also would recommend a Decon wash before polishing as the car can collect a lot of fallout on it travels to the dealership 👍
On a newish car this type of polisher is ideal. What you don't want is an aggressive polisher with cutting compound on a new car.
Brilliant video with useful tips thank you so much!
@@DorsetChapUK thanks for watching, glad you found it useful 👍
Nice car... nice shine! My new Nissan is a similar blue color. Love it!
Thanks! Yes great colour, enjoy your car 👍
First time user got this same polisher, I’m going to use turtle wax graphene infused polish, thank you 🙏
@@Stu1982 lovely stuff, enjoy using. Any questions, always happy to help 👍
Can you do the doors and roof the same way, and boot,
@@Stu1982 yes you can, but the machine is pretty big, so you won't get into all the Tighter areas. I have a smaller polisher for them areas.
Enjoyed that mate well done
@@jctoyou thanks for watching 👍
I seem to be getting a few issues with polish sling. Any tips? I've tried less product and also not putting polish too close to the edge of the pad and the problem isn't as bad but it still happens more often than I'd like
So I did a different machine polish video recently that I'm sure I will show how I apply the polish to the pad. But the way to reduce this is, first apply the product to the pad and massage in the pad with an applicator to lubricate the pad, then apply a few small dots of the polish, say like 4 dots over the pad. Then put the machine on the car, if you machine as a speed setting put it on the slowest setting, apply the product all over to give a base layer and then up the speed to polish the car. If your machine has one speed, it will be hard to reduce the sling, so it may not be your fault but the machine you're using? For example the machine in this video has no speed setting but the one in my new video does 👍 let me know
Thanks for show how to use wool pad to take off dry wax as no one teach us how to use wool pad
Thank you for watching and you are very welcome. I had noticed this as well, so wanted to add this into the video. It's good to know how to remove by machine as well as by hand 👍
Can you use the foam that is stuck on it
@@Seanking122 no you can't, you have to attach the correct bonnets to he foam part 👍
I used it by accident 💀😂😂😂😂
@@Seanking122 doesn't matter, wouldn't do damage anyways. Don't worry we are always learning 😂
How do get the bonnet on to the polisher it’s to small
It is a tight fit and needs to be so it doesn't come off when spinning. It might not fit right over the whole space but try your best to pull it on as much as possible 👍
Thanks for the confident inspiring video. I bought my 1st polisher similar to yours. I have 2 black cars that I will try to wax in my driveway (no garage). I usually wax by hand so this will be a new venture for me! I'm a little confused about how to tell which pad is used for application. But I'll figure it out. Thanks! Wish me luck!
@@mackyhowy8581 thanks for watching! Good luck with it, I have a black car now and they are a bit more harder to work with. I do most of my waxing & polishing on my driveway. Just try to keep out of direct sun even more so with black paint. Just have a go and see how you get on, good luck with it 🙏👍
Thanks for video and wax recommendation
@@AYTAÇBATIBAY thanks for watching 👍
That is a great color blue for a car 🥳...and if it were on a Rav4 hybrid it would be awesome as well.
Thanks for watching! Yes it's a great colour on all cars 👍
I know is old but thank you for the confidence boost.
No worries at all and thanks for watching, I do have a 2nd machine polishing video on the channel which is a bit newer 👍
@@the_jnlt_channel yup I’ll be watching at lunch. Now just got to go buy one haha
@@khaozdreamz great stuff, any questions let me know always happy to help 👍
@@the_jnlt_channel much appreciated, cheers!
I have one and used it once :(
great video mate, just started my own detailing business and moving onto polishing now 👍🏻
Thank you mate and good luck with your business. Glad it was helpful, I've just done a new updated video for machine polishing. That could be even more helpful as I've added more information into that video as well 👍
th-cam.com/video/nnNOx6wdTBs/w-d-xo.html
thanks mate, i’ll have a watch now
Superb…nice tutorial matey
Thank you mate, I'm glad it was useful 🙏
Thank you so much.
Thanks for watching and glad to help 😃🙌
Thank you
No worries, thank you for watching 👍
Definitely a useful clip thanks for the help bud
Glad it was of use 😀 it's just a very basic guide but definitely helpful for someone that never used one before. Enjoy your new toy 🙌
@JNLT Detailing Channel first time owning one but definitely looking forward to testing it thanks again mate
@@weekendwarrior82.Just take your time on your first go and just practice on a small area to start off with. 👍
@JNLT Detailing Channel looking at your clip the results are insane proper showroom shine
@@weekendwarrior82. yes mate, really good finish. Would highly recommend the 3d wax from Meguiar's, probably the best I've used.
Tha k you very useful 😊😊😊😊
I'm glad you found it useful 😊 any questions let me know 👍
It’s easy for you with brand new Bmw and nice garage mate😅
Thanks for watching! It only looks brand new because of the time and effort I put into the polishing of it. But I do most of my machine polishing outside as the garage isn't big enough for the full car. This video is just to show you how to do it, but you can do the same outside and if the car is in the worst condition, it will need more effort put into the process.
It's easy on any car
Anywhere
@@SAS....1988 I agree 👍
Hi im from kwrdistan
Hi, hope you are well 🙌
Im from kwrdistan thes machine haldford
@@hawrehawre859 yes it is from Halfords 👍
@@the_jnlt_channel send face book name
@@hawrehawre859 JNLT Detailing Channel on Instagram 👍
Don’t give up your day job mate! I fell asleep before you even started with the polisher!
Thanks for watching 👍 this is one of my first videos I ever did and as you can see it has done really well, loads of great feedback as well. This is a hobby for me, not a day job but my videos now are so much better. But comments like this make doing it more worthwhile. I look forward to watching one of your videos 👍
@@the_jnlt_channelDon't listen to that jacka$$, I really appreciated your video. Really good for your first one!
@@scrambley1164 thank you for the great feedback, really appreciate it
Good video, the wanker just trynna be funny
👏👏👏
Fkin new build garages ! Can't swing a cat in them.
Bigger than the old garages or council block garages. I can walk around it no problem with a car In it. Thanks for watching 👍
This guy wastes extremely too much time hearing himself talk and far less instruction on how to wax you're car for beginners!!! Bloody well get to it ole boy!!!
Thank you for watching and taking your time to comment on my video, I really appreciate it. Considering this was one of my first videos on youtube, I think it's a very good video for beginners. Make sure to go check out some of my latest content and also I look forward to your future videos 👍
Don't worry mate. The guy probably have the attention span of a squirrel with ADD. I appreciate longer in depth videos in contrast to all the shit short/vertical 7 second videos that don't really tell you much anyways.
@@AholaAholasson thank you mate, I appreciate the comment 💪
@@AholaAholasson I appreciate your opinion but I'm just a man who can't stand people pussyfooting around a subject that shouldn't be so hard to explain! Have a 👍 good day Mate! 😊
Then these detailed TH-cam videos aren't for you then. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment though 👍