How To Remove Heavy Oxidation in 3 EASY STEPS!
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- On this Episode of "How To" with PDS we will be showing you how to remove Heavy Oxidation from you cars paint no matter how old and how paid the oxidation has set in and it only takes but a few EASY STEPS! After watching this video you will know how to identify and repair HEAVY oxidation on your car's paint like a pro!
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Thank you so much for the lessons. I’m going to give it a try. I appreciate you spreading your knowledge. ✌️
Wow amazing! My ride needs this but now I have to get the tools. Thanks man!
@@jennysrebornworld6761 thanks 🙏 I let me know how she turns out!!
Love "The Process" leading up to... "the process" 😂
Thanks for including the cutting room floor material guys! 🎉
Our pleasure!
Any recommendations for those of us doing this by hand? List of what we need would help. Thanks for the video. 😊
It would definitely be a lot harder to do it by hand, although not impossible you can use heavy compound and a microfiber pad and a ton of elbow grease but you can get a buffer pretty cheap from Walmart that will save you a ton of time
@@DetailingSolutionsthanks for the speedy reply. I just have a few small patches to work on and didn't want to get my DA I got from my father out of storage
@@BrettSauve OK yeah well if that’s the case, then some good old-fashioned elbow grease and compound will work just fine!
@@DetailingSolutionsI just tried that (by hand using elbow grease) this morning... It didn't go well at all... That shit wore my ass out, the results were not good, and now I gotta do it all over again...
@@tytaylor8525 yeah I did warn you that it would be extremely hard, but are you sure it’s oxidation? Can you send me a picture to my email at contactus@primarydetailingsolutions.com
Awesome video! Thank you for the recommendations and advice.
Thank you! I hope it helps you!!
Nice guys, well done! Keep getting money and doing a good job. 👍
Well put together video man,
Thank you!! 🙏 I hope it helped you !!
How do I execute this process if my lowest setting on my polisher is 1500 rpm?
Thank you for this vid. Trying to fix the wifes Jag. Ill practice on my truck first.. nice video work too
Hey Douglass, thank you so much for the great review. I truly truly hope this helps. I’d say it’s a bit of a learning curve if you never did it before but just take your time and give yourself grace and you’ll do just fine. Just remember to not keep the buffer spinning in one space too long so it doesn’t burn the paint start on a low rpm somewhere around 600 would be fine and turn it up slightly as you go.
Good, educational video. Thanks. I have a 1982 truck that I inherited after my father died. I just got it back from a mine where it sat for years and have fixed it up. However the truck has been sitting in sun and snow for all these years and while the original paint was red, the truck, due to the weathering is sort of pink. Before I saw your video, I used a green kitchen pad in one spot to see if I could get the pink off and with alot of scrubbing in one spot (and loading up the green pad) it did remove it and left the original red. But that would be way too much work. Do you recommend doing what you say here on such an advanced oxidation-it is way more pronounced and even than the vehicle you restored here. Much appreciated any suggestions and thanks for cool video
Hello, thanks for the positive feedback it’s much appreciated first of all full disclaimer. It’s hard to say without seeing the vehicle but I would say it’s worth a shot. Maybe try compounding and small areas first to ensure you’re not removing any paint from the vehicle also before compounding try spring the vehicle with simple Green and scrubbing that in with some soap using a microfiber hand and then compound after it dries, but only compound in a small area just to make sure you’re not removing any paint. I hope this helps.
Probably can find some military shirts at the army navy supply store that have that strap on the top. Police shirts have them too.
Nice!! Great idea 💡 !
I use a clothes pin. Just squuze it and put the chord between the pin and yabshirt
That’s a great idea! But doesn’t that put a hole in your shirt?
What buffer are you using? Any other recommendations? This will be my first attempt to remove oxidation.
I’m using a Dewalt 7 inch buffer. The link is in my description please don’t forget to like and subscribe.☺️
Will do that. Thanks for the reply and the education.
Is it true the oxidation comes back easily? My car have little oxidation and when I went to detailing shop they said it will look new with polish but it will come back again so paint it better. I really don't want to 😂, keep the good work bro gear video.
No, oxidation doesnt come back so quickly, especially not if u had a coat of upp protecting it. Sometimes what people are seeing is the hazing or the micro-marring left behind from the buffer which can also be fixed as well when done properly
What do you use for plastic surfaces that has oxidized? I've got an SUV with a rear brake fin made of plastic that has faded/oxidized quite a bit, but not yet to the point of peeling and nothing I've tried seems to make any difference. Also, even though the entire car wasn't oxidized, did you follow all three steps for the entire vehicle, or just the areas that were oxidized? I guess what I am wondering is, does the cutter have a negative impact on surfaces that are in good condition? TIA!
Hey there great question I think following steps one through three is important for heavy oxidation maybe step two and three will be OK for the entire vehicle just to remove some impurities from the surface of the paint as far as the plastic is concerned, you can’t buff plastic at least not anything that I know of, but there are plastic restoration kits. You can purchase such as dyes and so forth that will bring the color back.
Thanks you for the info and for replying so quickly! I'll look into a restoration kit for the plastic. :-)@@DetailingSolutions
Your most welcome 😊
Seems to me you need shirts with epplets . Thats the term for a uniform shirt were youundo the button an slide the rank on. Should be cheap in a surplus store.
Great idea 🤔 💡 thx!
How much will you charge if you help with that?
Im Sorry come again?? I don’t understand the question
is there a reason as to why you did not clean it first? just dont care about the pad life?
Actually, we did do a rinse first just didn’t show that part
I'm dislike, can follow but the biggest problem I have is just comprehensive. I'll figure it out. Hands on is how I learn. Be nice if I had a place to learn. I'll keep rewatching. Thanks
Carabiner on your belt clip your belt loop
I wish y'all were close to me. I have a truck that so oxidized that it would be a challenge for you.
Darn!’ That’s to bad because I love a good challenge
@@DetailingSolutions For washing tree sap and grit off of autos, prior to the oxidation removal that you recommended, what should I use? I'm ordering the cutter and stopping by to buy a buffer.
The thumbnail tho
I’m going to guess you are from Baltimore?
How’d you guess lol did I say Tew lol
Dude get to the point smh
😂I said it was a long video 😂just skip through to about 2:15
just hold the cord in your mouth. Nothing could go wrong. 🤣🌩
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Just do a rap video n 4getabout lamo
I’m sorry I don’t understand your message?