Evan's Detailing and Polishing Materials and Qualities
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2014
- This video is a more in-depth look at the materials and qualities offered at Evan's Detailing and Polishing. Enjoy and get your shine on!
All of these products are available at www.amazon.com/shop/metalpoli... or by the individual links.
Makita ga7021 amzn.to/2RPDBoo
6,000 rpm
Dewalt D28499X amzn.to/2JZqw9j
6,000 rpm
Makita 9927c amzn.to/2TaKL8n
3500 rpm variable speed
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3500 rpm variable speed
Orbital buffer for paint
15 mm orbital
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Porter Cable
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White cotton towel options
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Makita 5" da or random orbit
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Extension cords
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50' 10 gauge tri tap amzn.to/2t6PHPJ
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20 ton jack
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20 ton air jack
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20 ton stubby jack for low axles
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20 ton stubby air jack for low axles
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Getting clean after polishing.
Suave men’s care 3 in 1
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Lava bar soap
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All your videos are very educational for a starter.
Glad to help. Thanks for watching.
Loved the video I'm thinking of beginning my own polishing and detailing business over in Scotland and your videos give me fantastic helpful hints and tips to how the way I polish metals can be improved and give my future customers show shine for everyday work like I do with my own truck thank you for the great videos
Glad to help. Thank you for watching.
I didn't think I would be able to see the difference. I COULD! You ARE an artist!
Thank you sir. Means a lot. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for posting that tutorial video Evan!
My pleasure!
Awesome work! I need to get my shine on after seeing this! Lol
Wayne Norbrey, Jr anything you need goshineon.com/shop has you covered.
Great video thanks for sharing!
Jason Smith no problem. Thanks for watching.
Hello from Pharr texas just started back up since 2011 and this time going to keep on grinding thanks for your videos! Awesome job 👏 👍
Hello and welcome back brotha! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Great Video Evan!
Thanks Denis I try.
Nice instructional video Evan
Thanks Wayne.
the clarity of your reflextion after the white buff is evident on camera more than the shine
Clarity isn't a bad thing :) thanks for watching.
You got a new happy subscriber. Good vibes ✌️
Thank you for watching. Much appreciated.
Thanks for the video 🤙
Thanks for watching.
great video, keep up the good work.
Thank you for watching and commenting. Appreciate that.
I was thinking damn no differnce... Then you put it in the sun, it's like amateur hour vs total pro! Cool video
Thank you for that. Thanks for watching.
Great video!!
Thank you!
wow just amazing
Thank you very much.
Craig they are called airway buffs. They are available in the uk.
Just bought my first set from zephy, the super shine x polishing kit so I can polish up my pontoon boat
Awesome. Wish you much luck. Pontoons are very difficult. Take your time and enjoy the process.
Hi Evan!
This is Dodi
I went to your shop today and asked you for an estimate on my trailer
It was an Honor to meet you
[you look mush shorter in front of the camera]
Just kidding
Like I told you today
You do Awesome! work
Already you have taught My a lot about polishing
That rim came out Amazing
It’s like a
shiny chrome
Then a
clean shiny
Then a
HOT DAMN!
How in the living tar-nations did you do that?
That last part looked Newer than new
AMAZING!
Ya got me thinking...
forget the paint job on the truck!
Just Chrome the whole darn truck doors n all!
Hahahahaha!
Lookin forward come Spring time, I’ll be knocking on your door
That a Big 10-4
For Sure!
Thank You Evan
You’re the Best!
Miss DodiLina
Was great to meet you. Thanks for stopping. We look forward to seeing you again. Thanks for watching my videos.
Flash back to when purple was the go to
Crazy how the industry changes from day to day. Gotta move with the times. Thanks for watching.
Well I'm trying to learn to machine cut. I've been driving for several years and decided to try to start polishing. How many rpm grinder do you recommend?
I tell beginners to start with 3500 rpm or less and advanced users to use 6000 rpm.
Hey Evan ! First off thank you ! I’m new to the polishing side of metal ( I do paint correction) Practiced on a wheel today and did the 2 step process. It definitely looks a lot better and shiny but I’m still seeing very light scratches ??? Am I doing something wrong? First step and 2nd step I have it at 3000 rpm’s . Thanks again , Ed
Use 6k makita grinder and double cut.
I'm sorry I did not respond to this comment and I hope that you were able to find the video that I made that covered this topic. Thank you for watching.
Hey even what do you recommend is the best way to remove clear coating when polishing wheels
Aircraft stripper or fibretech wheels.
nice video Evan! what model makita is the one with the orange wheel it looks smaller then usual
It is the GA7021 6,000 rpm grinder.
@@EvanStegerMetalPolishing thank you sir
Got a quick question! I see you use the maverick line, I'm new to polishing aluminum not detailing though & was curious because your the first one I've seen use this particular line & not Zephyr like allot of other youtubers?
BTW BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!
Thank you for the compliment and my reasoning is I use whatever I find works the best. Zephyr makes a fine product but I find other products to get me a better finish. But to each their own. Some other polishers find they get a better finish with other products as well. Every manufacturer makes their products a little different than others. Thank you for watching. Truly appreciate it.
Is 10,000 rpms too much power to polish?
I'm new to this so trying to get more info. Thanks in advance
Yes, it is way too fast. Most buffs are rated for 3,500 rpm. Lots of us spin them at 6,000 rpm but it is super dangerous if it blows out. I know guys that lost fingers and broke wrists.
What size grinder do you use?
-- 4 1/2 inch or a 7inch/9inch??
And also, how do you get in the circles of the rims??
Jon Sutton Jr. We use 7” and 9”. 4 “ is way too small and fast. Torque isn’t enough and speed too fast. To do in the holes you need a cone buff or powerball.
@@EvanStegerMetalPolishing Would you recommend a angle grinder or a polisher? I'm looking to do a little stuff on my truck and dont need nothing big or expensive, and I can't find someone that is responsible priced.
Jon Sutton Jr. I use an angle grinder. Check out my buffer selection video here on my channel. It has links tj the cheapest and best options in my opinion.
What's your thoughts on VIS SHINE MACHINE Ive seen them on RUclips.Also Aussie shine.Great video Evan I can see your Blessed
I like the VIS machine. I sell a non automated machine and prefer to do it manually but The VIS machine is very high quality and well built.
Why do we clean the puff wheel with a metal brush? When do.we know it's time to.clean the puff with it ?
EA Jam the metal helps keep it clean and fresh. Rake it out anytime the buff gets crispy or stiff.
Will Red buff and brown bar work just as good as Orange buff and brown bar
Derek Pvhouse it’s just a stiffer cut. So might have to step it down before coloring.
I can see the difference..how can I get show cut in a one step.?my wheels are in good shape 2016 cascadia.
Show cut isn't possible in one step. Sorry
HI, loved the video, i need a little help if you can, over here in the uk the mops you are using in the video arent avilable over here so wondered what our equivalant might me, we have sisal for first cut, coloured stitched or secondary cut and white stitched for finish, does this sound right or can you recommend many thanks
They are available. They are called airway buffs.
+shed Man you can get them in Australia for around $30 per buff from Truckbitsaust.com.au thats where I get mine from.
Aaron McShane renegade products are now available in OZ thru paul at bringbackthebling@gmail.com
Evan on rims I go orange and brown then yellow with green then I do hand polishing with zephyr pr40 is there a need to go with hand polished some guys on Facebook said that they don’t used hand polished if you know what I’m getting at
If I color the wheel with green compound I don't normally hand polish. Hand polish is a great maintainer but not necessary over fresh polish.
As you know I’m been at this 5 years and I been hand polishing after I go with green so if I don’t have to then will cut down the time if you do another video can you show that lol keep shining 👍
Greg Walsh will do.
I'm new to polishing would the 6600rpm be fine to start off with
I like to start my guys on the 6600rpm when they are training and if it is not something that they are comfortable with they will move to the variable.
I received a yellow bar instead of a green bar..is it the same??... My supplier ran out of green
Randy Bye close but different.
Do they sell airway wheels for small grinders
Trueminati goshineon.com/shop
What rpm for the domet flannel buff?
1800-2200. 1800 on a new flannel when it is big. 2200 when it gets smaller.
Evan I am putting my truck in shop drive for another man in the meantime. I have a 99 W900 86” studio. About how much to do all wheel’s boxes tanks sand bring up to showroom shine. Would want tanks removed cleaned sanded
I'm sorry we do not remove tanks. Too much liability for me in my shop. Thank you for the inquiry.
What rpms do you cut and color with? 3:21 pm
In this specific video the cut and color is at 6,000 rpm and the final finish buff is 1800-2200. 18oo when the buff is new and 2200 when the pad gets smaller and wears down.
How would you polish the holes?
Sinister.Shelby with a cone buff or powerball.
Evan Steger gotcha. Thanks
What size sanding paper you used
I use all 5". I find I waste less paper with 5" instead of 6"
Hi Even, I love all your videos they are a big help! I live over in New Hampshire and i am starting this summer doing polishing for the trucks that run through here.. Was wondering if there was any tips or tricks you wouldn't mind passing on. Also what are some of your pricing.. For regular polish, and show cut. Thanks again!
Aaron wessling
Text me on my cell I can answer some questions. (920) 979-0386
@@EvanStegerMetalPolishing my name is Nick good day ,would a Makita 6600 rpm 7 inch be fine to use a 8 inch wheel I'm new to this
Are those Maverick bars
Yes we are doing a test run in this video.
Boa tarde que caprixo meus parabens. Sucesso.ass QRA COSTELA BRASIL carreteiro
I'm sorry I only speak English.
Is that first buffer 6000rpm?
First 2 are 6000 the last one is 2500 to 3000 unless you have one that will get lower
Yessir
polishing holes out
That video should be out this year. Thanks for watching.
You only go to 400..not 800 last??
Randy Bye I never go above 600.
Bad audio
Yes, the audio was not the best. This was 8 years ago so I was new to this video making experience. Nonetheless, thank you for watching.
Audio is terrible
Sorry.