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Yes, that's right, it also works well with Mequiars APC.

Videos will come later. I have tried the Mirka a few times already, it is a fantastic machine, super quiet and with few vibrations.

That's right. You have to use the light blue color. You can see and feel it right away, the material is different, feels like a kind of rubber. Always use cloth on the windows first because there is a small layer on it.

@@waxkingcardetailing I figured it out by watching a few videos. It worked well. At first there was some rough texture sound on the hood and trunk but it smoothed out after a few rubs. Then I put on ceramic.

@@Digiphex Okay yes that cloth works well. If the noise doesn't go away you can always reach for the clay bar.

Yes, they simply did not finish the job properly. Usually due to lack of time and everything having to be done too quickly. Then you get those things in the paint terribly. In any case, with this combo you come very far and end in a super result.

@waxkingcardetailing Thank you for your reply. Excellent videos.

@@micks72malibu Thank you sir

100ml la 1kg de apa

Dar apa distilata nu apa de la quiveta.. gasesti in Carrefour sau magazin piese auto

Mixing ratio is 1:10 in this video. Here I use 1 liter in total. So 909.09Ml Water and 90.91Ml Product. It doesn't have to be that precise of course but close.

Thank you sir

Yes, very good foam has Sonax Multistar. This is a 1 liter bottle. Mixing ratio is 1 to 10. So 909ML Water and 91ML Product.

No I only used a yellow Rupes foam pad which was enough. And gave a very neat finish.

Yes Beadmaker is still a super good product. I use it as a drying aid and it works perfectly. Also the smell is very pleasant and it gives mega shine.

Thanks for the comment and for watching, there's more to come.

Hello, soft paint is indeed difficult to polish. I usually make sure that I don't use too much pressure, and not too high a speed so that I don't get that sticky paint. If you have that, you can also put more compound on your pad and then another pass. You can also use softer polishing pads.

Yes, this is definitely a great combo, the paint also becomes really clear with this.

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Menzerna Pro Cut removes scratches from P2000 grain size and sanding scratches. Think it works well, you can always with a microfiber disk of rupes or meguiars. You can also try Menzerna Heavy Cut Compound 400 that is doing well that can until P1200

Yes that is a good question. No do not use Eraser or something between the coatings because then you have a chance that they can not bond well. So just use a good microfiber cloth to remove the dust for example. Usually it is better to apply the two coatings at the same time after each other the 2nd layer after 2 hours.

I don't recall this issue brought up anywhere in the dozens of videos I've watched in regards to the application process. Thank you so very much, will do as suggested. Just going to use a new dry microfiber towel to lightly dust off panels prior to applying EXO V5. Enjoyed your videos by the way. 😊

@@pookyjunior Ok thanks for watching the videos and good luck with applying the coating you won't regret it. This coating is very smooth over the paint.

Yes that's right. You have three steps with this product in 1 actually. Heavy Cut, Medium Cut, and a Finish. This is a good 1 step polish that you can use with different pads. But with the heavy cut pad the red you are good quickly.

Yes, there is polish on every pad.

This is not a comparison video. I use these 2 products for polishing. Menzerna removes more scratches but is less clear, which can also be seen in the video. Sonax removes less scratches but is much clearer. You can also use Menzerna and for even better post-processing with Sonax.

Hello Sir, No 2 hours is good. Then CSL and EXO can bond well with each other.

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No, not really, it's more that I prefer working with a Rupes 3 inch than with a Rupes Mark 3 machine, it just takes a bit longer.

I use CarPro Perl 1:1 this applicator holds the product well in place. You can also lubricate CarPro Perl for a long time with it.

No not really, Just glide it over the paint without pressing hard. This decontamination towel is Fine Grade. Works great if you maintain your car well. If you have an older car that has not been maintained well you are better off using the Clay Bar.

Thank you sir

I usually go over it with a microfiber cloth, which makes it less greasy.

@@waxkingcardetailing that’s doesn’t work still will attract dust no matter what.

No, I diluted this bottle myself 1 to 1. You can buy a 473ml bottle that is ready to use and fill it up with the large 3780ml gallon.

I don't have the DIY and P&S ones myself so I can't say for sure but they do indeed all look the same. Only different packaging and color.

Ditto that; I just got the DIY one and it is the same as p&s

Thank you sir. This Solo foams really well.

Quick Detailer - 64:1 ratio 932 ml Water 15ml Product Clay Lubricant - 128:1 ratio 939ml Water 7ml Product Glass and Interior Cleaner - 256:1 ratio 942ml Water 4 ml Product This is for a 32 oz Bottle

I did 2 layers. On my channel I made a video of how I put it on.

Thanks sir, This is just the original paint. This stuff is great, it will not disappoint. My car is coated with Gtechniq CSL and EXo v5 here

Yes this will definitely affect your wax layer or sealant because it is an Alkaline product. It can definitely give less protection. pH value is 12.5

It will affect waxes as they are oil-based. Sealent can handle the Gs better. Cera coatings can handle the Gs with ease. Grtz

For Koch Chemie Green Star you need the Alkaline version because it is an Alkaline product so the blue variant. The black variant is for acid resistant. In this video I use the acid variant, it doesn't really matter as long as you rinse them well with warm water after each use.

For Koch Chemie Green Star you need the Alkaline version because it is an Alkaline product so the blue variant. The black variant is for acid resistant. In this video I use the acid variant, it doesn't really matter as long as you rinse them well with warm water after each use.

Thank you very much for the nice comment. And for watching the video. The cut Force Pro works very well but it can leave a little bit of a haze. That's why I understand the second step you want for the most beautiful finishing polish. My answer is simple what I would do with a DA Polisher. Sonax Perfect Finish with a Yellow Rupes Foam Pad and you will be amazed how much clarity you get in the paint.

@@waxkingcardetailing My interest in your industry has just piqued in the last few months & it took wading through a lot of bs content before finding your channel. Nonetheless, your content is boss & it's my pleasure to subscribe. In all honesty, I greatly appreciate the help & I figured you would have recommended one of Menzerna's FC products for a final finishing cut. Admittedly, I don't have much experience with Sonax products, though what exactly are the attributes of Sonax Perfect Finish that you prefer? Thanks again!

@@charlied7886 The Menzerna Super Finish 3500 is also very good for the final step. Sonax Perfect Finish has even more cut. This is more of a one-step polish with a very high gloss level and is low-dust and silicone-free cut 4 gloss 6

@@waxkingcardetailing Thanks much, brother. After your recommendation, I checked a number of different sites & everyone seems to love it. There's roughly 70 total square feet of painted surfaces on the car itself & a number of online sites recommend using 3-4 pads (ie. a total of 6-8 total) for each cut done during the correction & polish. Do I really need that many pads or is this advice just bullshit to sell more product? Thanks again & I assure you this is my last question for you.

@@charlied7886 I find 4 pads sufficient. You can even do the whole car with 1 pad unless you also clean it well after each part of the car. 4 to 6 pads is more for mobile detailers for speed so you can go through in 1 go without cleaning your pads all the time.

This is diluted 1 to 10.

I think it's because of the light incidence. It's normally light green.

That is Kranzle

This is diluted 1:10. So for exact measurements this is 909ml Water and 91ml Product.

Lot of product needed, empty bottle soon

No, not yet, but I have heard good stories about it.

Yes, this is a great thing. The only thing I find a pity is that there is no Total Stop system. But as you said, this is the somewhat older model. The Kranzle works super well. The External kill switch sounds cool. Definitely handy if you have that.

@@waxkingcardetailing the total stop actually wears out the motor because of constant surge in amps every time u press the gun. HD 7 the best for diyers . detailers and etc

Thanks for the comment and watching the video.

The 3'' is my favorite for polishing. I find it much nicer to work with, it does take a little longer than the 5''.