Nu Finish - Is It Really a Polish?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- SCOTT WITH LUXURY MICROFIBER TALKS ABOUT NU FINISH THE ONCE A YEAR CAR POLISH AND TALKS ABOUT IT'S ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER WAXES ON THE MARKET
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Products Used:
1. Nu Finish Liquid Polish 16 oz for Cars, Advanced Top Coat Sealant with Simple Once A Year Application, Perfect Kit for Fiberglass Boats, Motorcycles and Various Appliances - amzn.to/2TSB6V6
2. Nu Finish Once-A-Year Car Polish (16 oz) Bundle with Microfiber Cloth Kit (2 Items) - amzn.to/39D9UA5
I'm a retired firefighter and we've been using NuFinish for over 40 years. Red fire trucks & ambulances look new when we trade them in. We did each truck 2 or 3 times a year. Thin coat hand rubbed in then hand buffed when dry. Used on my personal vehicles as well. Great stuff.
Did you clay first or applied NUFinish?
@@IVAN2233 yes
@@dep7up YES What ??? Did you read the question ????
@@dep7up lmao
@@paulgaloupe1745 sometimes
So basically, for the daily driver that one wants to protect the paint as long as possible, doesn't want to spend a fortune on detailing and doesn't have the time to baby the car, Nu Finish is an excellent choice.
@silverbird58 Are you a scale modeler?
Lasts a long time, far longer then most.
I would still recommend using a clay bar first to remove contaminants because, if you don't, you'll just be scratching up the clear coat as you apply the polish. Clay bar is easy. You just wash your car and then fill a bucket with soapy water and run the clay bar over the clear coat with the soapy water as a lubricant. When the clay bar starts to get dirty, you just fold the dirty part into the bar and use the exposed clean part of the bar to continue. Dry the car and then apply the polish as is shown here unless you can access a D/A machine. If you can, you then cut the clear coat with a compound and then a polish and then the Nu Finish or wax. I know it sounds like a lot of work but, it can be done in a day and the look will last a lot longer than a year.
Would it be hard to get off if you accidentally get it on plastic or rubber trim? Like my plastic black fender flares for example?
Correct. Nu Finish is a one-step product: it will clean, polish and protect with one application.
Did my car start to finish in like 30 minutes with this stuff, looked great. Still looking great 4 months later.
Used it for years and it lasts a long time. Cleaned one stage paint very well. I may go back to using it as a sealant, but Scott is right, it will stain plastic and rubber.
I love using this one widshields, mirrors, and windows. Comes off streak free and crystal clear! Works better and longer than rain-x too. Very good product especially for the price! :)
Very underrated use for it. It makes water bead better than rainx and last like 6 months on the windshield
I used to use it for windshields too, but rainx ceramic is a lot easier to apply and buff out.
Love your straightforward style. Too many know-it-all shills out there. Thanks Scott
I've been using Nu Finish since 1987. This is truly a once a year sealant. It also works well at removing and/or hiding scratches in paint. If you have scratches on your guage cluster clear bezels. Rub some Nu Finish on bezel and Wala scratches gone!
Scott I have ordered your Sucker, Jack and Big Daddy Towels and they are the BEST towels I have ever used. Very Happy Customer.
Thank you so much!
An honest assessment, just like when Consumer Reports gave it a high rating. Meguiar's Cleaner Wax also rated high and they don't stain.
I saw a long-term durability test on an automobile hood that had been sectioned off into 18 spaces, with 18 different waxes and coatings tested outside after about 50 washings. Except for some of the expensive 9H nano-ceramic coatings, this stuff, surprisingly, did about the best for long-term water beading ability.
What did the best?
@@keepitthoro6768 I'm sorry but it's been so long ago that I can't remember, plus the fact that I'm 71 years old and can't remember details as well as I used to. I'm guessing that maybe that might have been done by Brian at Apex Detailing. I think that Chicago Auto Pros did a comprehensive test on a whole bunch of coatings over the span of a year about a year ago.
I remember that too. NuFinish did well on long term water beading. This was around 2017.
I used nu finish 0n my newly acquired 2013 chevy truck. First I washed, then I clay bar, wash again. Then I used the. Nu finish
As instructed. Looked good, but I waited for two weeks as the bottle said. Applyed a second coat.The white truck looked looked great, water could not stay on the truck, dirt and mud washed off with a water hose. It is now nearly 10 years and it still looks good. I can tell the polish needs to be re done. Yes ten years great stuff!!!!
Finally! Someone not so wrapped up in selling a product that he won’t tell the truth! There are too many product snobs who would never admit this product works well. I personally don’t use it for fear of staining my plastic and rubber but I do know it works well. Thanks for your bravery and honesty
The plastic and rubber can be taped before you apply NuFinish.
Didn't know making your trims and finish was impossible.
@Truth Spoken My experience is it leaves a white residue on plastic and rubber that is very hard to remove
i just put degreaser on a rag and rubbed it onto the plastic or rubber and it removes it ,, also it removes any spots of nu finish left behind
Odd thing is if it was $70 a bottle, people would drool over it, that its so inexpensive, should be a good thing, but for some people its not. LOL
I used it for a few years. It might protect, but it looks and feels dry after a while, like it could use a wax. I like using Meguire's Gold Class a couple times a year.
FACTS
@@Greg042869 good thing Turtle Wax made a spray ceramic spray, seal n shine is $8 you can apply it on top of nufinish and it also protects it for longer
@@jorgenvonstrangle000 Good thing you can skip nu finish totally and just use the spray coating...
I use this stuff as a glass cleaner. I drive trucks. I first scrub the bugs off, then do a simple windex and wipe to clean. But you always get streaks, always. My final step is to put a little of this on a blue shop towel, wipe on a thin layer inside and out then a clean paper towel to wipe it off. Very easy and it comes out crystal clear, it removes all streaks left behind by the windex or other glass cleaners. Also use it on all my mirrors so they are crystal clear.
I have been using it since the late 80’s. Great stuff! All that you say is true. Apply it in the shade or do a section at a time and don’t get it on your black trim.
Love Nu-Finish. I’ve been using it on my black on black 2005 Lexus LS430 for 13 years now. It’s amazing. People regularly compliment me how how glossy my paint is, even on a 15 year old paint. And black is a pain in the ass to keep clean and shiny. I recommend it for sure. And it’s inexpensive.
I've used the product for years. It holds up great and protects my paint. Goes on and comes off easy...
Informative, I've been using Nu Finish for years with good results. Nice to get how/why it works. Thanks for the video.
My dad had a bottle back in the early 90's that he used to wax his brown 1983 Chevy Malibu. I swear I could smell it when you opened the bottle Scott.
J Riley Hella strong smell!!
Great product, been using it for years an only applied it once in direct sunlight and does buff off easily, but streaks like all get out. To remove streaks I lightly misted waxed surface with water and re-buffed.
I just applied some today, the paste, and had streaking. I got a lot of the streaks out by rubbing and buffing firmly. I think the streaks are excess remnants of the product. I'll try your method next time, thanks for the tip.
it would be nice if you started with a dull finish instead of a high polished surface
guess you didn't listen. It has VERY MILD abrasives in it. not made for heavy duty buffing or oxidation removal. Use the product for what it is intended for. Your paint shouldn't get dull if you take car of your vehicle like you should. It's purpose is too provide long lasting shine and protection for the person who doesn't want to spend a lot of money or time waxing their car. It will take out light scratches and help keep the paint shining like it did when it was new and you don't have to do it once a month. There never was and never will be that miracle product that will bring back that showroom shine to your 20 year old Monte Carlo that wasn't garage kept or maybe washed once a year and will only take 15 mins and will only cost $9.95 and so easy to do, you won't even break a sweat.
Exactly
@@donaldsharpless1746 maybe you don’t remember the original commercial? Where he was in an “auto graveyard” and used it exactly in a dulled vehicle.
But yes, if you take care of your vehicle, it should never get dull.
@@donaldsharpless1746 Guess YOU didn’t listen……it was described several times as a CLEANER wax……we can assume that it’s designed to restore oxidized faded finish.
I'm hearing Alan Alda.
What the heck? That's scary. He sounds just like him. He could do radio commercials
Alex Mitchell Holy smokes !!! He sounds exactly like him bro !!! Hated MASH though 🙄😂😂😂
Look up David Browning. He's a Barney Fife imitator. Funny stuff.
I hear a combination of Ray Ramano and Howard Stern.
im not
This is my wax of choice for years and it really last. Just when you think it might be gone, it rains and the water beads or it shines after a wash. Really good stuff which I also use to keep my headlights clear.
Finally someone who knows what they're talking about reviewing this product. They're really vague about what it is
@Ultra CNC Dude shut your ass up.
Thanks again for giving us the straight deal on the products you review. I have learned much and continue to. So Thanks!
I've been Detailing for over 30 years and come across some good low end products that work extremely well.
This is one that works as advertised
Consumer reports rates it very highly. I made the mistake of laying it on thick, and it was evil to take off.
Lasts semmingly forever, and great for winter paint protection.
I started using it about 30 years ago based on Consumer Reports' recommendation. I now used Zaino Bros exclusively and will never use Nu Finish again. Way too much work and there's no way it lasts even two months let alone a year.
I believe that the paste is the one to get not the liquid.
Make sure to keep it on metal only. If it gets on anything plastic its rough to remove it.
@@randallfield6492 I'm new to car detailing, thinking it would be simple. It's starting to feel like chess openings. Nu Finish! No, Zaino Bros! NO, Klasse twins, Menzerna Micro polish! I'm sticking with Carnuba! Paste! No, Liquid! AAAAArrrrrgh!
If you have faded red paint, this stuff is fantastic. I had people asking if I got my car painted. I had tried a bunch of other products before hand. Nu Finish seems like a very good product to me. I have had great results using it on all my cars.
I am a scientist and LOVE it when you talk chemistry. You try to not show your face but the reflection off the panel gave you away.
Scotty Kilmer also uses and highly recommends this polish 👌
Omg. Not him and his bald ass head and annoying hand movements.
Gary till he changes how mind then that nasal voice..screamming no no...wonder how many people walked away from him
Scotty who?
For the wind shield only After you clean the glass very well.
Bet he has a different audience then this fine man here.
Nu Finish does not have abrasives. Since its silicone based its purpose is to coat the applied surface. Buffing or rubbing here refers to not to apply downward force while applying and wiping it off. Don't press down. What ever you use to apply you're using to spread it across the surface same when wiping it off you're just absorbing any left over polish that didn't adhere to the surface.
I've using this product on my cars and boats for a really long time and I totally agree that it's an excellent product! Easy to apply and very long lasting! I run a charter boat service in Maine and put about 5,000 miles a summer on my boat during a 5 month season and this product still protects at the end of the season. Another use is on car windshields. I recently watch a TH-cam video by Scotty Kilmer in which he said that NuFinish applied to the windshield keeps wiper blades from dragging and making noise. I tried it the next day and SOB it works! My relatively new wiper blades had been driving me nuts and two weeks after applying NuFinish to the windshield I can still run the wipers on a dry windshield with no noise at all!
You shouldn't run wipers on a dry windshield!
@@milfordcivic6755 Obviously! But with Nu Finish applied to the glass it's possible to do so briefly to demonstrate the lubricative effect…
@ScottyKilmer - Love his product reviews! 😂
I`m old and had a heart attack. I don`t have the time or energy to piss around with it. I`ve got a 33 year old red sports car. Old school paint. A twenty footer. Get any closer and the subterfuge fades. But it gets it done once a year and looks great when done. Wash and polish in about an hour. So easy to do and last till next year.
Excellent review! Scotty Kilmer recommends this stuff.
Yes, them Texas boyz have a lot in common.
SBha30 so right. Rev up your nu finish
Scott is from long island
Themachine Good to hear, though he now in Dallas, isn’t that Autoshop location?
@@chaslind Scotty Kilmer was born and raised in Niagara Falls, NY.
I've used this for almost 30 years. On mustangs, Corvettes, Porsche, to a Chevy pick up. Never used anything else.
Sir John Doe of PennsWoods> Sir John, where can I buy Nu Finish? Thanks from Nelson of Seattle, Wa.
Try Walmart
How long do you get out of it time wise? I am looking for a sealent that will last at least 3 months?
@@nelsonladrido4961 harbor freight has it as well
@@Emily1963eh seems like the consensus is regardless of marketing/advertising, once a season is standard, and this stuff can easily handle 3 months.
I use it on my windows and it works wonders with repelling water and ice
How long does it usually last on your windshield?
@@kylefergusson5789 depends on where you live in the northeast I use this maybe every 6 months.
Thanks for the tip
I don’t use my wipers
Jeff Sol why would it make your wipers skip?
I’ve been cleaning/detailing cars for over 20years and found nufinish to be an excellent product even compared to professional compound or even newer ‘paint protection’ type products . . .
Can this be used on new cars ? Was going to use on my 91 Honda but my friend wanted to use it on their new car. Thanks 👍
Hmmmmm ... looks like you put it on a mirror-perfect surface to begin with .. So how can we tell how good of a polishing job it does?
My Dad has been using this stuff since the 80's. I've been using Nu Finish since the early 2000's, I've tried other waxes but I always go back to Nu Finish.
NuFinish is the greatest car protector I have ever used. Nobody paid me to say that. Sometimes using a smaller amount makes it easier to take off. It beads up water and protects your paint.
At 05:00, "Trash Panel"?. I wish my finish looked like that!
He meant that it’s from a junk yard but I agree
My dad loved this stuff. He did a spot on our camping trailer and you could see the shiny spot for over 10 years!
I've been using Nu finish for years and years. You still need to clay bar first. Like is said in the video: use an applicator to put on a thin layer. I use a cheap buffer to remove. I'm amazed at how long it lasts, easily 2-3 years. I hand wash my cars and the wax in the detergent is enough to maintain a slick surface. Note: I live in the south with no road salt. If you live up north it won't last as long.
For my next new car, I plan to include this in my exterior maintenance arsenal. Much appreciate your objective demo.
I have heard from Scotty Kilmer that it works on windshields like rain-x.
Rob Wells ya I tried it and it works well. Goes on real easy too. Makes the windshield crystal clear.
@Frotax Frotax yup. I have specific glass polish but you're exactly right
@@tnargskoorb1 Do you have any wiper judder?
Only on Toyota's though !!! Lol !!! 😁✌
I’m going to try it. Rain x is okay but I could swear it used to be better years ago
I've used this product for years! For the average car person...It works very well! And it does last. And use it on your windshield too! It works and lasts a long time! For the money....You cannot go wrong!
🎼Everybody rubs somebody sometime 🎶
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It looks like a bottle of sun tan lotion or something of that sort.
@@@theroyalcrownedtiger2946, if not wiped off correctly, this product leaves streak lines. I know from experience of using this product.
@@MrTG44 : I currently use this product, and knew that but, thanks for the heads up.
Somebody done rubbed somebody wrong, Don....
It's always been good stuff but it still has an "Infomercial" stigma with many.
Scott always looking forward for the next video, so MUCH info, by the way just recieved my first order of Jack's OH MY GOD these towels are the BOMB
Thank you my friend..
Much love and thanks for the order
This video is a classic example of your ethic and style, so cool. Thank you.
Been using NuFinish for over 30 years now. Swear by it! Always has done an above avg job for me. It’s Black Magic that ruined my paint on the Caravan.
Honestly if it was a 90s Caravan it ruined it's own paint ;) Chryslers' paints when everyone was switching over to water based where... not so good on many of the colors.
Who waxes a minivan, lol......
Harry Pouncey> Harry, where can I buy Nu Finish. Thanks from Nelson of Seattle, Wa.
Black Magic? I thought that was for headlights. How did that ruin your paint?
Black magic is garbage. They sell it at the dollar store. That should tell you something
Been using for twenty years. My black Maserati looks great , no streaks. I use it once a year. I had a Chevy National winner with Lacquer Paint And it worked terrific. I detail high end cars and costumer's are always asking what I use but I don't tell them.
"Somebody has to rub something at some point" haha I like what you did there
Ive hand buffed out some pretty gnarly scratches with this stuff just because it was all I had at the time. Works great. Try it on your windshield, you wont regret it!
I’ve been using Nu Finish since CR rated it #1 (years ago) and am extremely satisfied with the results
I’ve used it a couple times and it does a good job. He’s right about only using a LIGHT coat unlike what the bottle says. If it’s on thick it will look spotty after you wipe it off
"Somebody's gotta rub something on something at some point in time."- Robert Kraft
I absolitely love listening to you😂. Great humor and great content. Very knowledgeable and you know what you are talking about.
I've used this wax for 40 plus years!! Cars,trucks,boats, even my kids aluminum boat, never used anything else. It's hard to work with but worth the time and effort!! I believe it to be the best wax on the market.
It is great stuff. I have a 25 year old car that sits outside in Adelaide South Australia. Not usually any freezing but 45 deg C days in summer. It cops a lot of sun and sits at work getting a lot of dust from a steel recyclers next door. NuFinish lasts about 3 to 6 months before I need to do a top up polish. Paint still looks new as it doesn't grind off the clear coat like some more abrasive ones do. and unlike earwax of unicorns expensive polishes, it is budget friendly. I does smell but a small price to pay for such a great result. I have switched over to a Turtle Wax liquid polish which is comparable and a damn sight easier to apply only requiring a wipe with a damp microfibre cloth. But it is dearer. Still a good product the old Nu Finish! Probably the only negative is the white staining of rubber and plastics. t can be cleaned off but the new liquid stuff doesn't need that step so more time to do things I want to do.
Love the stuff for over 30 years. Cleans tar a grit off wonderfully while polishing and waxing. Thanks for letting everyone know about Nu Finish.
I had a Mazda Miata that I lovingly clayed and polished with the Zaino product line. Very expensive. Later used Nufinish and layed down 5 coats over a 2 week period. My neighbors tree broke a limb and fell across the hood of my car, leaving a nasty mark. It actually just buffed right out. Nufinish is a strong coat of protection.
The Mazda was totaled, but the polish held up! Next you'll be telling us how you saved money on your car insurance! ; )
It's my go to wax for years and I will continue to use it on every car I own.
Thanks for answering all my questions.
This was a spot on review of NuFinish. I dont personally care for it but always have it on hand. Its absolutely great for those paint mars you get in parking lots, fills up key scratches, and I use it on my work truck...yep once a year. Lol. Does it last that long? Not really but its a work truck. I do not use it on my personell vehicle or cycle. It would not hurt it at all but I just enjoy other products more.
I have been using NuFinish on my vehicles for over 20yrs It’s a great value & it works guys used to laugh at me for using it on my Harley saying it was cheap crap. They would spend hours with more expensive products polishing and complaining how hard their expensive products were to remove. That’s when I had the last laugh.👍
I have used Nu finish on all my vehicles for more than 8 years. I apply it twice a year with an application sponge then wipe off with terry cloth, small sections at a time. I also use this on my windows. This is a good video.
Nice honest video (good length too, under 10 is my magic cutoff)
Videos over 10 minutes give you more revenue from TH-cam.
A boat is in the direct sun at a marina all Spring, Summer, & Fall here. In addition when you use the boat almost everything gets wet from time to time. I experimented all season with every wax, polish & combo product I could find.
Nu Finnish lasted much longer than 15 other products. It wasn't the brightest shine, but I could of made it much shinier by using a clay bar first & then a high speed buffer. Then with sprayed on distilled water & a microfiber towel to finnish & of course always with an up & down motion.
Best,
I have used this product for years. This video had some good information on application.
In Australia I do a lot of off road Desert Driving - I have used it for years.
Off road I don't bother polishing but simply put it on to protect the finish from mud & dust (YES - we DO get mud in our deserts from time to time),
Sounds like Ray Romano😁
It is Ray that's why he isn't showing his face.
A little higher pitched but pretty spot on. lol
I have used it for 25 years on cars without any problems, my daughter had a red car with light oxidation and it brought it to full shine she loved it.
Thank you Scott for giving this world real, accurate information. Scotty Kilmer knows a lot about mechanics but he definitely need to be more informed before making car cleaning/detailing videos.
rev up your engines!!! Brrm Brrm Brrm Brrrrrrrrm Screeeeech!!!!!.......... sorry.....I couldn't resist that.
Scotty recommends - wait for it - NU FINISH!
Scotty Kilmer did a video on New Finish where he praises this product, so what ya talkin bout dude?
I love this on my black Chrysler 200 it does last sooo long beads up over 8 months I love it gives my black a deep black shine
This stuff works well on fiberglass tubs and showers too.
I used to use this stuff years ago (remember the old commercial where they put it on a junkyard car?) until I found products that don't stain rubber and trim. I just don't have the time anymore to worry about getting some on trim and then spending time trying to remove it. If you really want a hard as hell topping I'd recommend Colonite 845 as it doesn't stain plastic or rubber as bad.
Putting any car coating/sealant on a painted surface is not the definition what a 'wax' is. Nu Finish is a silicone based treatment just like Armor All but with added ingredients. "Wax: Any of various natural, oily or greasy heat-sensitive substances, consisting of hydrocarbons or esters of fatty acids that are insoluble in water but soluble in nonpolar organic solvents." I would never put anything with silicone on a painted surface if I ever planned to repaint. It creates 'fish-eye' when repainting unless you add silicone to the paint you're using to cover the old. Does it work well for it's intended purpose, yes. Still, not a wax. My lacquer clear coat is not a wax, and it does exactly what you said a wax does under your definition. Also, don't put any silicone based polishes on furniture.. for the same reason. Even after removing the old finish, silicones remain and you have to use 'fish-eye remover' in your finish coat to make the paint flow evenly.
This is wrong - and it’s not just about the principle. This is about the formula and brand expectation. It’s a very affordable product. They are hyper vigilant about making sure people know what this product is designed for given they’ve done a good job lowering the barrier to entry. You incorrectly calling it a wax is counterproductive given the video has moments where it seems you are about the semantics. Yet you’re failing to appropriately comment on a wax MUST have some natural wax within the compound. It does not. And thus should not be used in a manner that you expect results from a wax. This should be used as a sealant which hit on the main product promises. I’ve worked on brands like this and it’s also important to remember they have a legal right to claim “the only car polish product in the market that contains no wax”. Again, you’re undercutting the brand falsely calling it wax and it confuses the customer. Further, it says “better than wax” on the actual bottle front and center. More confusion you’re adding.
Bc if we’re taking semantics, you’re also incorrect it’s a cleaner wax. No. The chemical makeup has NO abrasives. You’re just using the product wrong. Again, just bc something CAN remove debris doesn’t make it a cleaner. There’s thresholds for this. Water would be a cleanser by that definition which is preposterous in the context you’re commenting on. So to be clear, no natural wax nor abrasives. This is 100% not a cleanser wax nor a wax. No clue why it you’d even call it that when it contains neither of the overt required specifics. But to drive the point home , this may get through: if you keep calling it a wax, people will think it replaces other compounds. It does not and should not. This does not and should not compete directly with meguiars wax. You’d specifically use these in specific situations.
Lastly, your point about rubbing and buffing is pedantic and again, all due respect, but it’s wrong. Just bc you rub and buff and are able to work things out doesn’t mean it’s meant to be used like that. It says no rub or buff bc you’re not meant to reach for results that require that action. Again, goes back to expectation. You’re using incorrectly and thus your benchmarks are incorrect for the product. It also signals to the end user application is important and the instructions are clear. If you apply this as you would a traditional wax, it’s actually not going to be as effective. You say things like it won’t remove scratches - yes, of course not. It’s not designed to. That’s not a negative attribute, that’s a contrived one .
Net, yes it may produce results similar to other products but not understanding why it’s used in specific situations over other compounds will lead to unhappy customers or ones leaving performance on the table.
The truth is, this is maybe the oldest, "As Seen On TV" product that actually works and is still available
I'd like to see Tony Little and Richard Simmons co hosting a Nu Finish infomercial!
I've used this product for 30+ years and it is the best stuff I have ever used. I traded in a car once and the delearship would not believe that the car had never been repainted - it WAS the original paint. It lasts forever as well.
You just applied it every few months?
@@IVAN2233 Yes = great stuff. 2-3 times a year is all you need.
My favorite is nu finish for all my vehicles and I detail my stuff.
I have used this product forever...it is easy to use and the shine is outstanding.
I love this stuff & have used it on all my cars for the last 35 years!!
Interesting. I’ve been using way too much product. That’s good to know. I learned the hard way to keep it off the black plastic (and rubber parts). It’s impossible to get it off. So prevention (stay away or tape them off) is key and I use “Back to Black” exclusively on those.
Best bang for buck sealant.
If you read the label you'll find that just about EVERY polish contains some abrasives in it. That's a part of how it works. Beyond that there's light and heavy rubbing compound. And of course there's the
clay bar. Wash the car well regularly, put a coat of wax (polish)
on it several times a year. Done. 👍🏻
Purchased the mequiars wheel brightner and I must say I was impressed.
I have learned a great deal from your videos thank you for your content.
You took a wrong turn, that's another video. This one's on Nu Finish applied to painted surfaces and not trim. And, btw, it's spelled Meguiar's; and, wheels are down low on the car. ; )
One issue if you want to call it an issue is that rock chips on a dark car paint makes them more noticeable since it dries white.
very nice simple video again buddy.b well😃😃
Finally a no bs review. Thank you for the honesty!
Not much of a demonstration since the panel was already quite shiny and glossy.
I use New Finish on my cars and really like it! It's the easiest "stuff" to use I have ever used. I recently used it to shine and RESEAL my Slate stone topped furniture pieces and it made the five pieces look great, shiny and slick. Very versatile polymer sealant.
"no buffing" they meant no machine required.
My dad started using that years ago. I ended up doing my car in his driveway. I was sold on it. The stuff really works on older oxidized paint, thats where it REALLY shines. You do not have to keep reapplying because it actually seals the paint and slows down further oxidation of the paint. DO NOT get it on plastics. Its a bugger to get off.
I use NuFinish once every year. It works really well. It is best to keep it off any black plastic or rubber trim. I like how slippery the paint becomes. When I am done, I like to throw a clean cloth accross the car and watch it slide ovet it.
Any tips on how to remove it from black plastic / trim?
@@chaps203 if it's stained? Yeah that'll be difficult. You'll have to cover it or possibly remove the stained material.
I've been using NuFinish for 30-years. It hasn't changed a bit - thank-God! I've used many other premium brands. They are great for a monthly wax, but they don't last like NuFinish. I don't know what they put in it, but it shines for 5-years before re-application. Totally amazing product.
Before I saw your face I thought I was watching a tutorial by Ray Romano.
Lol
I really loved your video on Nufinish. I tried it and it work great. I applied a little then went nut with it until my car was caked with it lol. Then I went to rubbing the chalky residual effects off then I stood back and I was blown away . It was shinier than when I bought the car.
everybody loves raymond and nufinish
That's right ! I was going to say that !! He's doing info-mercials now !!!
Haha! I was thinking that exactly but read your comment! Spot on!
I said that a few months ago on another video he does 100% sound like Ray Ramono
ah, that's it. I knew it was similar to a tv personality but i coudln't put my finger on it.
No way his voice isn’t deep enough for Ray....its Howard Stern.
Just put this on my black BMW M4 this evening and boy it is impressive.
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