Very informative for me. Maybe next time can do a polishing/compound video for trying each compound and pad combination of the products. I understand the mix and match to find the solution, but the best basic for it could help a lot for trying process. This is also a very nice video. keep going!
Thank you for the input, we will definitely look into that. Our concern for this video was that it was too lengthy and we removed many parts including the actual polishing scenes. Nonetheless, we will put our thoughts together for a different polishing combination part 2 video!
@@OSRENOfficial Cannot wait to watch the next video, this video give me an interesting combo of 48 mix of pad for compound and polishing. But the soft paint part got hang at the end of the video, haha. Any recommendation compound and pad (Osren Product) to try after Nao 46 with wool for polishing/refine for soft paint?
@@ahkiat87 We really like the nao clear 38. This particular abrasive is suitable for both hard and soft paint. Any type of polishing pad (to try and adjust) is fine with nao clear 38.
If you are a detailer and you don't know how to pair your pads and products this is NOT how to learn. If you do this as a hobby on your own car this is NOT how to learn. NUFF SAID. MAD RESPECT FROM EAST LONG BEACH 💯
@@rojoeclipse94 Most manufacturers of detailing products will make suggestions about what products to match with certain pads, after that it's about buffer speed usually between 2500 and 3500 rpm. Then arm speed and pressure. Then practice on panels from junk yard. You will learn quick and not damage anything try it and let me know how it goes, good luck 😁
very good guys! thank you! so for very soft or sticky paint what is the recomendation if we have chemical agresion scratches and generally the paint is in bad condition? is it better to try pads instead of microfiber or wool on da?
For soft and sticky paint, we would usually go with perfect cut 20. We generally like to go with wool for compounding and foam pads for finishing and soft and sticky paint. Micofibre pads may times be too grabby. Step 1 - perfect cut 20 + wool pad to remove severe defects Step 2- nao clear 38 + soft / finishing foam pad th-cam.com/video/Z2BCAaczsmk/w-d-xo.html
@@marinob7433 We do ship worldwide if you are up to try. 38 is a superfine abrasive for finishing. Almost impossible to re-cut with 38. e-store.osren.com
Excellent as always your channel is the most to the point informative channel for people getting into the field.
Always good information from the experts in detailing!
Very informative for me. Maybe next time can do a polishing/compound video for trying each compound and pad combination of the products. I understand the mix and match to find the solution, but the best basic for it could help a lot for trying process. This is also a very nice video. keep going!
Thank you for the input, we will definitely look into that. Our concern for this video was that it was too lengthy and we removed many parts including the actual polishing scenes. Nonetheless, we will put our thoughts together for a different polishing combination part 2 video!
@@OSRENOfficial Cannot wait to watch the next video, this video give me an interesting combo of 48 mix of pad for compound and polishing. But the soft paint part got hang at the end of the video, haha. Any recommendation compound and pad (Osren Product) to try after Nao 46 with wool for polishing/refine for soft paint?
@@ahkiat87 We really like the nao clear 38. This particular abrasive is suitable for both hard and soft paint.
Any type of polishing pad (to try and adjust) is fine with nao clear 38.
Mantap lah osren aku hanya pake 46 dan 50 mantap hasilnya 👍
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Thanku brother
If you are a detailer and you don't know how to pair your pads and products this is NOT how to learn. If you do this as a hobby on your own car this is NOT how to learn. NUFF SAID. MAD RESPECT FROM EAST LONG BEACH 💯
Just curious, how would you recommend beginners learn?
@@rojoeclipse94 Most manufacturers of detailing products will make suggestions about what products to match with certain pads, after that it's about buffer speed usually between 2500 and 3500 rpm. Then arm speed and pressure. Then practice on panels from junk yard. You will learn quick and not damage anything try it and let me know how it goes, good luck 😁
Thanks
very good guys! thank you! so for very soft or sticky paint what is the recomendation if we have chemical agresion scratches and generally the paint is in bad condition? is it better to try pads instead of microfiber or wool on da?
For soft and sticky paint, we would usually go with perfect cut 20.
We generally like to go with wool for compounding and foam pads for finishing and soft and sticky paint. Micofibre pads may times be too grabby.
Step 1 - perfect cut 20 + wool pad to remove severe defects
Step 2- nao clear 38 + soft / finishing foam pad
th-cam.com/video/Z2BCAaczsmk/w-d-xo.html
@@OSRENOfficial so to sum up...a soft wool and a superfine polish is the best aproach. because in my country osren is not available. thank you
@@marinob7433 We do ship worldwide if you are up to try. 38 is a superfine abrasive for finishing. Almost impossible to re-cut with 38.
e-store.osren.com
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