CarPro Reflect High Gloss Finishing Polish! Rapidly Diminishing Nano Abrasives!!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- In todays video, we take a closer look at CarPro Reflect Finishing Polish. Developed to compliment the CQUARTZ line of nanotechnology coatings, CARPRO Reflect is one of the most advanced finishing polishes on the market. With a proprietary blend of fine rapidly-diminishing abrasives and sophisticated nano-abrasives, Reflect quickly removes holograms and light wash marring, revealing an intensely glossy finish. Tested and honed by detailers all over the world, Reflect has all the features that both hobbyists and professionals desire: supreme ease of use, fast working times, zero filling or masking of defects, consistent results on both hard and soft paint types, and a highly Reflective mirror-like appearance that subsequently earned the polish its name. Welcome to the future of paintwork finishing technology.
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Features:
Produces an extremely Reflective and glossy finish.
Diminishing abrasives and unique nanotech materials.
Wipes off like a dream.
No durable fillers, no silicones, no waxes, no polymers, and no teflon.
No dusting.
Excellent with both rotary & dual action.
Incredible high tech polish price for amazing value.
100% body shop safe.
Suitable for all application methods, including dual-action, rotary polisher, or by hand.
Specifications:
Proprietary nano-abrasives.
Rapid-diminishing p3000 aluminum-oxide abrasives.
100% silicone, filler & wax free.
Low volume mineral oil lubricant.
Directions:
Apply very thin half moon 1" from outside circumference of pad.
Spread product on low speed across section with one pass.
Increase speed to around 4-5 on a dual action machine.
As Reflects diminishing abrasives break down, lighten pressure and/or speed and continue to work until invisible.
Wipe paint with Yellow Fellow towel and move onto next section.
Clean pad with pad cleaning brush and apply 2 pea size drops to clean pad.
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This, Phoenix E.O.D. Fab Finish, or Perfect Finish are top 3 for me. What do you favor?
FABULOUS Finishing Polish by Phoenix EOD. Hands-down.
Currently using FAB Finishing..Love ittttt🤘
My go to has been the koch chemie m3 but i definitely need to try reflect
I'm going to get beat up but I still like Meg's 205. It doesn't dust, produces great gloss and easy wipe off. A lot of the newer polishes seem oily and hard to wipe off. I have tried almost all of them.
I like sonax perfect finish but I haven’t tried the others.
“Rocks in a bottle” 🤣🤣🤣
That Rocks! 😁
CarPro Fixer and Reflect is what I started with when I got into polishing, and I still have some left over, which still does the job.
I love CarPro Essence as a finishing polish. I guess it's basically same as Reflect but with SiO2 added to it. Great primer for coatings. Super easy to work with.
Agreed....very similar.
@@apexdetail85 Essence have filler, Reflect don't !
I love Carpro products with Reset being my all time favourite soap. I have no need of a polish with my Ceramic but nice to see this product reviewed.
Very expensive "rocks in a bottle". Great stuff Brian. Thank you!
Great video. But I will still stick with 3D one and one n 1 compound. These two compounds are all rounder for me. Best part about these compounds is just use any pad depending on job needs. I got some of the best gloss with one n 1 done. Especially dark colours. Plus $$$$$$$ matters now-a-DAYS.
Do you mean the turtle wax one and done ?
Great video Brian. I use to use it here and there. It's not a bad product
Excellent video as always Brian 👍🏻another one for the library
I have learned so much from you. The details. You elaborate on the details of paint correction. Thnx.
Thanks Brian
Thanks for the demo, not bad results. Overall I find carpro products to be overrated for the cost. Better products out there for less the cost imo
Such as which other brands?
Keep the product on the shelf. Take it out when winter comes. Love to see how it does with snow.
Thanks again for another informative video, appreciate of your time and sharing of your knowledge
My pleasure!
I absolutely trust your paint correction abilities. If you have marks of 3000 left after using Reflect, that means I couldn't even come close to removing them.
However, M205 is cheaper, and I can remove 3000 grit with M205. My choice is obvious.
Great video Brian.
Thanks for teaching and sharing.
Greetings from Chile.
M205 is much easier to get as well.
Carpro says that this should be used with their orange pad - medium cut for anything other than juweling
Keep it up Brian, another great video!
Carpro reflect for me but I use it with a very soft used finishing pad just to improve the flake pop from after scholl s40 just to amp up the gloss very slightly
Thanks for another great video Brian 👍🏻😎
I wanted to ask if you could please shed some light on the cause of pigtails when polishing and the repair process for said pigtails? 🐷🐽
You're getting pigtails from polishing? Or do you mean sanding? Either way, they're caused by debris between the media and the surface. Make sure the panel is perfectly clean and fully deconned before you start correction. If that is done but the problem remains, reduce your section size, change and/or clean your pad out more frequently.
To repair them is the same as any defect. Use the appropriate amount of aggression to remove them.
@@jdisdetermined I got the pigtails whilst using my DA polisher, I had done thorough decon and thought I may of been overworking the section but debris between the pad and surface makes sense now. Thanks again pal 👍🏻
Couldn't see the state of both the compound and the sanding side clearly unfortunately.
I will change lighting next time...my apologies.
Another great product review from the master! It’s great to see ‘real world’ testing and the limitations that products have. I have the same gloss meter and can’t get it corrected to the baseline. Any hints to correct this (or links to the solution) would be appreciated.
What exact problems are you having with it?
Great video! Love the rating scale!
Thanks! 👍
I really enjoyed this video and learned a lot. I have never used reflect with their gloss pad but you have shown some amazing gloss before from this combo. My small arsenal has white Rupes pad and Koch Chemie, Fab, and Rupes Uno. I like Fab the best but now I am wondering if using the CarPro gloss pad would level the surface more than the white Rupes pad? Thank you for the video.
Nice
can yo compare fixer with Sonax ProfiLine Perfect Finish 04-06 ?
I haven’t tried Reflect, as my go-to polish is Essence prior to applying a ceramic coating. Yes, it has fillers. So it’s one or the other, but not both for a detail? 🤷🏻♂️
I have used both and if your coating and using Essence for a primer the fillers work in your favor but Reflect will give you similar results without fillers so i use that for cars i am not coating
Rocks in a bottle?😂😂👍🏻
You need to try gliptone Precision cut and precision polish, companies from Long Island New York has been in business 75 years! Try some true American brands instead of these overseas Korean stuff
I just purchased a new Mercedes that is diamond white , what Polish and pad would you recommend to get the paint to pop prior to a wax or ceramic coating. Thank you Great channel and informative videos
Personally i like Reflect as its super easy to use to get phenomenal results.....just have to use it as a gloss step as it does not like to cut that well
Could you tell me what Lake Country CCS pad I should use with Reflect on a ‘19 Mustang?
Have you tried nv finesse ?
Hi.
Using reflect on extremely soft clear coat causes me marring. What could be the problem?
Do comparison with koch chemie bro
CarPro Reflect dusts a TON.
Hi, I seem to be getting some haze from using Carpro Reflect with finishing pad on my Shinemate DA polisher on my metallic black Honda. I did the cutting stage with a Shinemate cutting pad (green) and 3D One hybrid compound, which fixed the marring, but after doing the finishing with Reflect, it seem to leave some haze, which I thought was just stubborn residue, but I couldn't get it off after wiping it with IPA prep spray.
What do recommend me to do? And could you tell me what speed setting did you use? Appreciate the help, Thanks!
Hi Brian mines just arrived with a pd date 2021 08 on the front what does this mean ?
What's your opinion on this vs Sonax Final?
another awesome video/product review good friend. seems like ok product. would love a little more bite and price drop. imo.hope u had a amazing Father's Day
Hi Brain, quick question, Meguairs 110 or Griots FCC if I could pick only one of these types of compound?
FCC
Would using this with the Urofiber 50/50 pad get you closer to addressing the 3000 grit marks or would that be too aggressive and actually introduce haze requiring a second step anyway?
It could...depending on the hardness of the clear.
So if I just have light marring and hologram effect ... with my griots garage polisher and orange pad . Will I be able to remove ?
With the carpro reflect polish???
I need some help or what would you recommend ... thanks
It's a Honda accord with modern steel metallic paint ...
Light marring and hologram ... never polish before . Car it's 7 years old
You’ll want to get a finishing pad
Honest review
Rocks in a bottle!🤣🤣🤣
That was definitely enough to have me rolling lol 😝
How does this compare with xtreme solutions lvr 367 ice polish?
Similar...slightly better results on soft clear.
How does it compare to Xtreme Solutions Finish er?
Similar...slightly less oily.
can I use Reflect to remove old coating? thanks
you centainly can.
going back 2 the beginning of the channel. lol.all we need is the infamous white board. lol
I will dig it out again.
😁👍🏻
1st
Thanks for showing people how to use this. @CarprousSKY does a great vid on it. A little bit goes the long way and is one of the best finishing polishes in the market. 2 drops on the pad was already too much....Arent the P claims that products make for newly sprayed body shop situations ?