⬇🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇⬇ 🇺🇸 For people in USA: 3D Speed: amzn.to/3Slqo9y 3D One: amzn.to/474DfBz CarPro Essence: bit.ly/3saEZK3 CarPro Essence Plus: bit.ly/3FAzyqP Rupes Uno Protect: bit.ly/46QGgVL Rupes Uno Advanced: bit.ly/45T0n4z Dr Beasley’s NSP45: bit.ly/3saMmBg DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish: bit.ly/3WwLbsy Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions 1 & Done Compound: amzn.to/40iroNF Oberk Sole medium polish: bit.ly/4713KY2 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: 3D Speed: bit.ly/3FzSINE 3D One: bit.ly/3tLNZWq CarPro Essence: bit.ly/3eiKKyt CarPro Essence Plus: bit.ly/3BjCBBe Rupes Uno Protect: bit.ly/3tZL1O7 Rupes Uno Advanced: bit.ly/3inHMeg Dr Beasley’s NSP45: bit.ly/477W4TH DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish: bit.ly/3NJcuev Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions 1 & Done Compound: bit.ly/3U9ByNh Oberk Sole medium polish: bit.ly/3XeBYn1 🇬🇧 For people in the UK: 3D Speed: bit.ly/3FDAmLE 3D One: bit.ly/3QcUcT3 CarPro Essence: bit.ly/3Sl1eYC CarPro Essence Plus: bit.ly/3IC15uA Rupes Uno Protect: bit.ly/47aB9zC Rupes Uno Advanced: bit.ly/3vWY9Sa DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish: bit.ly/3rSSLQU Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions 1 & Done Compound: bit.ly/476wO0g 🇫🇷 For people in France: c3po.link/QCWWjkv74R Watch more of my videos below: ✅ Paint polishing tutorial for beginners: ruclips.net/video/ustTEVGMOTI/видео.html ✅ Machines, pads, polishing compounds, techniques: ruclips.net/video/b9KDpKMmAi0/видео.html ✅ How to clean polishing pads: ruclips.net/video/IGDfRjcPaX4/видео.html
Thanks for the feature, Pan! Just a heads-up - we also have an actual ceramic AIO Nano Surface Primer that we added to our line not long after launching NSPs. It's called NSP Z1 and it uses a blend of different abrasive sizes along with a modified version of the nanogel that actually applies a ceramic coating as opposed to merely laying down the matrix of anchor points.
I used 3D ONE on my '95 Civic a few years ago, and was thoroughly impressed with it. Saved me a great deal of hassle and IMO the results were fantastic.
I've had a pleasant experience with Essence Plus on single stage cars. I used it on a solid black single-stage Porsche 964 and it worked great. It finishes out just like essence but with a bit more durability and protection than regular essence and much more than most waxes. Just don't forget to clean and change out your pads more frequently with single stage paint to get the most out of the products you're using (but I'm sure you know that)!
The Turtle Wax Precision Platelet was incredible for newer vehicle prep for ceramic coatings. I wanted to use it for everything, but learned early enough that for rougher projects I needed to step up and use the menzerna products, but for paint enhancement I loved the turtle!
@@sonofagun5305 same here. I once tried their best in show spray wax and it didn't do anything for me. It didn't provide much protection and it didn't wow me at all as regular car waxes from an auto parts store or Walmart would be better than the Griot's diarrhea in the bottle spray wax. I sure hope they changed their formula from the time I tried it in 2011
Started using 3D one last summer for paint enhancements, saves time and gets great results. Great for use especially on daily driven vehicles that customers want to revive the gloss on their paint.
I use both DIY-D Gold Standard & TW One-and-Done on a DA, then finish off with Flex Wax graphene spray. It is always hard to pick which one to use as they're both excellent compounds. Gold Standard instructions says it isnt necessary to wipe off the compound when changing pads from cut to polish step. Is it the same in TW One-and-Done?
Its off topic i know. But there seems to be an up rise in a new (to me atleast) company that i would really like to get your take on. They are called infinity wax and based in the uk. More british channels seem to be getting them on there videos now. But i would like to see how good you think they are
Hi Pam, my wife has a brand new white Escalade and I want to polish it. I’ve been out of the polishing game for a long time. Can you recommend what size polisher, and what pad and also a polish to just give it its first polish. The car has never been waxed, and there’s no ceramic coat. Thanks for all the content!!!
Oh yes the 3d hybrid my favourite polish and I haven't used any other nor do I need to. Very satisfied with it. Truly you don't have to finish off with a refined pad but I always love to.. Great product.
Hey pan! So I’m getting ready to correct the paint on my black Mazda CX-30, I’ve used the 3D one on my WRB WRX and turned out great, but you mentioned at 16:24 that it might not give the best finish, and with it being a black car and is a softer JDM paint is there something else you’d recommend, or should I give it a try in your opinion?
Hehe thanks Adam! I am so passionate about this and have a huge capacity to stock information and that helps I guess to produce quality content for you all. Almost 8 years on RUclips, and I still am only at the tip of the iceberg of everything I want to share with my viewers hehe.
I flip cars but one of my hobbies and passion is car detailing. I’ve learned a huge chunk of my knowledge from Pan and a big thank you to this man right here giving us free game. ❤❤❤
Thanks for the positive feedback, I appreciate it! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 995,000 subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hey pan thanks for the cool videos as always. I have a request could u make a video how to apply a ceramic coating but not on the hood more like the difficult areas like front bumper (the ones with aero parts not an easy one like a tesla)? Every video how to apply a ceramic coating is on the hood or on easy areas. I would like to know if there are any tips and tricks on more tight, small, difficult areas.
There are no real magic tricks. It's just take your time to ensure proper coverage. And you can try different applicators. Instead of the traditional rectangular applicator block and microsuede, you can use smaller microfiber applicators which contour shapes better, like these: amzn.to/3vKhKIo amzn.to/425EGOa
Hi Pan !!! With lots of respect, the one product that Dr Beasley has is the "Z1" All-in-One" and NOT the NSP45. The NSP 45 is just the final step on polishing. ITs NSP 150, 95 & 45. Regards from Puerto Rico ;)
I know that. This video wasn't only all-in-one (with protection) but also just polishes (with no protection in them) for 1-step polish paint correction. All-in-one and 1-step are two different things as you know. ;)
you see what you did right there! it's amazing because of the way you explained it, you clarified it, and taught for people like me who was slightly confused about the use of these products. Thank you so much!!!! you rock! pan
Thanks man! I appreciate the feedback. I work hard to produce my videos, so it's nice to see those efforts don't go unnoticed. And I think detailing should be accessible to everyone, so I try and spread the knowledge to my viewers so everyone can understand and bring their detailing game to the next level. :)
3D One is the one-step I use in my business. Everytime after polishing I'm surprised by how a one-step product can be so effective in removing scratches and leave a very nice finish. In combination with a medium foam pad or a mircofiber pad, depending on the type of paint, it's always a succes.
I have used the 3D One on a couple of cars and very leased with it. In my experience on a 2014 Mazda and 2005 Tacoma, I probably could have gone with a more aggressive compound, or perhaps cleaned my pads more often. I worried before I used the product it would be too much correction, but found in my case it is pretty gentle. So I was glad to have chosen that based on Pans reviews. I have a 2016 Subaru mostly garaged that I will use the 3D One on as I am confident not to much paint correction occurs. Can’t wait for the pad vid too. Thanks Pan you’re the man.
Hello Panagiotis. Cheers from Greece. I have an Alfa Romeo 156 in black color, not metallic. The color is distressed in some places, it has oxidation and looks a little white. It also has spiders and some small scratches. Can I use heavy cut and then polish and what product do you recommend? If I risk eating the thin layer of paint should I go for all in one for a smooth cut? What do you think? Thank you for your help
Yasou Mixali! (I'm Pandelis by the way). Yes if you have oxidation, and heavier scratches and swirls, you should start with a compound first, and a cutting pad. And then do a polish with a polishing pad. I don't know how much total thickness of paint you're working with, or how many times you have corrected the paint before. Your only way to know for sure is to use a paint depth gauge. If you have never polished the paint before, I wouldn't worry about removing too much material. You should be fine. But you have to do a few test spots first, to find out which compound and pad combination will work best on your specific paint, with your specific issues. And then do test spots to figure out the best polish and pad combo for the polish stage. There's no such thing as one solution for all types of paint unfortunately.
Καλώς ήρθατε στο κανάλι μου. Ανακαλύψατε ένα από τα μεγαλύτερα κανάλια με λεπτομέρειες αυτοκινήτου στο RUclips, καθώς ξεπεράσαμε τους 965.000 συνδρομητές και έχουμε πάνω από 130 εκατομμύρια προβολές! Ασχολούμαι με τις λεπτομέρειες εδώ και 26 χρόνια και μου αρέσει να μοιράζομαι τις γνώσεις και το πάθος μου με τους θεατές μου. Βρήκατε το κατάλληλο κανάλι που θα σας βοηθήσει να μάθετε τα πάντα σχετικά με τις λεπτομέρειες.
Hey Pan, I’ve got a White Pearl 2021 Toyota Landcruiser that has never been paint corrected or polished. Can’t decide between Sonax Perfect Finish + Rupes Yellow Foam or 3D One with Euro fiber microfiber pads. I’m worried that the 3D One + Euro fiber might remove too much clear coat since I’ve hears Toyotas have soft paint. I know best thing to do would be a test spot, but based on your experience What do you think might work best for a one step?
One paint correction session won’t be enough to remove a significant amount of clear coat with those two choices so don’t even worry about that. Do a test spot and see which one would work better. For sure the 3D One and Uro Fiber will cut more.
Hi pam im thinking to clay bar my vehicle it has a bit of over spray and after that im thinking to polish with a all in one by hand is that possible pls let me know thanks
Hi Pan, I just got DIY Detail gold standard and it works great. Yvan said to increase or decrease your cut just change the pad. Similar to how you described the Turtle Hybrid compound. Thank you again for all that you do.
Nailed it with a fantastic informative video!! 👊 I still reach for 3D one on a regular basis. As far as suggestions maybe we could do a video on the 3D body shop line in the green bottles? Cheers pan! 🇨🇦
I wouldn't recommend Turtle Wax 1 & Done. The wipe off is a nightmare! If you are a beginner I recommend getting Meguiars Ultimate Compound or Meguiars D300. Both contain fillers so a you need to wipe it with IPA once you are done. But its so much easier to remove compared to Turtle Wax. D300 might be a compound, but I find that it can be used as a 1 step as well. My 2nd favorite is 3D One.
Thanks for sharing your opinion. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
An interesting video for sure Pan, thanks but I'm getting a bit bogged down in definitions between all in one and one step. I'd consider TW Graphene Infused To The Max Wax to be an all in one, and Jescar Power Lock Plus to also be all in one? .. or one step. ?
Keep it simple. "ALL-IN-ONE" means a polish + protection. A "ONE STEP" is a pure polish, no protection. All-in-ones are typically used by those who just want a quick correction and protection in one step. If you are planning on applying some protection after the polish, just use a pure polish (one step). Max Wax and Jescar Power Lock Plus are both paint protections. Not polishes. So you would polish your paint first, with what ever polish you want, then IPA wipe to remove polishing oils, and then apply either Max Wax or Power Lock Plus. One step just means you are doing one polishing step. A 2-step paint correction is for deeper swirls and scratches, where you'd start with a compound and cutting pad (first step) and finish with a polish and polishing pad (2nd step). After paint correction (machine polishing), you apply your choice of paint protection: wax, sealant or ceramic coating.
Thank you! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
fuck me... he explains everything fine and nice and you understood it... 1 step has no protection and the "all in one" have protection...cool... first bottle comes up: "True 1 step... polish and protect" 😂
LOL! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 980,000 subscribers and we have over 132 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Fantastic video, Pan! Remember, with the NSPs the metric to look at is Cost per Service. One will find that the $$ spent to correct will be on par with, or better than the other fine products you featured because you only need about 1 ounce (30 ml) of a Nano Surface Primer for a 1-step correction. Thanks again!
Ive been using essence for like the past 3 years and always happy with the results. Works on both hard Mercedes paint and super soft and sticky Honda paint. Same thing wtih Uno Protect too.
Hi Pan, my name is Tommy. I’ve watched videos for a long time now, and I love them very informative due to you having great knowledge in vehicle detailing could you do me one little favor can you change your theme song and the reason why is because it creates an earworm I can’t get it out of my head. I know that sounds funny but it really does because other than me being a detail of myself I’m also a musician, love the song but stays with me even when I’m trying to sleep at night if I watch one of your videos at night which I’m always watching a lot of your videos. AnyWho keep up the great work. I love what you do.
Thanks Enukabal! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Can Turtle Wax One and Done be used without power tools or a buffer/polishing device. Cannot afford power tools that I only may use 2 to 4 times a year. I do everything by hand or elbow grease.
You can use most polishes by hand, but don’t expect incredible results and expect lots of elbow grease and it will take for ever. Unfortunately there are no miracles without a machine polisher. You don’t have to spend a fortune to get a decent polisher these days. Especially if you’re only using it a few times a year. Perhaps look at my affordable polishers video here: ruclips.net/video/LvPCkCqXEq0/видео.htmlsi=-Lkn33dxE6lmSra2
Use a better water spot remover first (chemical decontamination), and then move to machine polishing. In many cases, when the water spots have been left unattended for a while, they start etching through the clear coat. So the water spot remover alone won't fully correct the issue. They will remove the mineral deposits, but you have to follow up with paint correction to correct the etching left behind. Here are a few very good water spot removers: bit.ly/3q5lJwG amzn.to/3vJZK0L amzn.to/3HmIukN And here's my water spot removal tutorial: ruclips.net/video/s1XNKFVSwRk/видео.htmlsi=lH6nkPNsfVmTgdAN
Essence Plus is more of a light filler to correct or mask some VERY LIGHT scratches and swirls, and perhaps revive a bit of the hydrophobics of a coating. So depending on what you mean by your coating is "flawed", perhaps this isn't the best option for you. If your coating is starting to fail, or you feel it wasn't properly applied, I'd repolish the entire vehicle to remove the existing coating, and redo a fresh application correctly.
Hope you’re staying warm in Canada. Extremely cold here in Chicago. I recently tried DIY Detail Gold Standard with great results. I’m a P&S lover. Like the Play Maker All In One. I’m curious your thoughts. Enjoy your evening!
Yeah it's beyond freezing here at 5F (-15C). But not as bad as my friend Rick in Calgary, they had temps of -22F already (-30C). I haven't used the Play Maker yet.
Hi Pan! Back with another question... 2021 GMC Yukon Denali BLACK... have 2 bird bombs that left damage to the clear coat. It is ceramic coated. Can you offer advisement to correct this? What polish and pads should i use?
There's no simple answer to things like that unfortunately. Bird droppings are acidic and if left unattended for too long, they can start etching through the clear coat, especially under the sun, just like mineral deposits from water spots can do. Of course, as soon as you see a bird dropping, you should at least use a waterless wash, rinseless wash or quick detailer to spray and dwell, and then wipe with a plush microfiber towel as quickly as possible. Or wash the car. There are different methods to remove bird droppings, going from less aggressive to most aggressive, depending on how long they have been left unattended, if they started etching the surface, etc. So from less aggressive to most aggressive goes as follows: 1) Washing your car regularly. Once a week ideally (I wash my car twice weekly). Regular washing of your car really eliminates any staining. 2) Machine polishing (paint correction). If just washing the car doesn't remove the stains, you're at the point of needed mechanical intervention, rather than chemical. So you'd wash the car, and then proceed to do a test spot. Use a polishing pad and polish first, less aggressive, and observe the results. If the stains are still there, use a compound and cutting pad, and then finish with a polishing pad and polish. 5) If all of the above still don't work, you know you're at the point of needing water sanding steps (followed by machine polishing) or worse, a full panel respray. If the minerals have etched through the clear coat, there's nothing else to do at that point but to repaint unfortunately.
@@PanTheOrganizer Understood. Thanks Pan! Yeah this case was fast. My car was parked in the sun for about 1.5 hours (i'm in south florida) and the bird must of done its business at some point in that 1.5 hours and the sun just baked it in. I'm def at the mechanical intervention step. Appreciate the guidance!
Autogeek brands? You mean things like Pinnacle and Wolfgang? I have featured some of their products in some videos. But I just like other brands better. I’m already the channel that tests the biggest variety of products, but I can’t do them all. I also go a lot with what my viewers want to see the most and I don’t get much requests for Autogeek brands.
Gold standard polish, nsp, 3d one, and sole are so good I'll need to try out that turtle wax, I'm out here wondering if you have ever tried Shine Supply Compounds they got a new one called class cut plus up there in terms of a polish
I tried pretty much their entire lineup but not their compounds or polishes yet. Here's the brand review I did of Shine Supply products: ruclips.net/video/Kn3LH4RFyoQ/видео.htmlsi=d28-0lR7Se8eOyt2
You forgot to test the AMMO X-FOLIATE POLISHING FLUID from AMMONYC! Considered an All-in-one paint polish since it's designed for both cutting and finishing pads.
3D ONE again.... It's been a godsend. Great cut, great finish. I do agree that on super soft clear coats, there may be a challenge finishing mar free. I haven't had one in years though. If that car shows up, I finish with 3D AAT502. Optimum Hyper Polish or the Hyper Compoud V5 can also do one steps! The V5 is years advanced compared to HC V4.
Great selection of products and explanation Pan. For rupes uno advanced I get the same result 4-6 months on the paint it's not the most durable. Great gloss though. I prefer the GS over 3D one now 1 spray is much easier. Maybe DR Beasley can make a sprayable NSP45 and 95? Since you literally need 2 pea size for the "primeing" after that it's just one tiny pea on the pad. When a spray imo will distribute it better and follows DR Beasley less is more for their NSPs. What do you think Pan?
use 3D One 500/400 and Carpro Cut / Polish line. Depends on what I'm doing on said car (I.E> Full Coating or just a basic less than 12-18 month spray coating). Both lines have always done amazing for me Soft/Mild/Hard clears.
30:35 Pan, love your channel, watched some of your videos on my family account but subscribing on mine. I have a 2012 Yukon with the pearl diamond tri coat, owned for almost 3 years now. Previous owner maintained the vehicle very well, the clear coat has a shine like it was just waxed after my 2 1/2 years of washing. I use a microfiber mitt with Chemical Guys Citrus wash. The clear has practically no orange peel, may have already been flattened but hard to say. I just bought a detail pressure washer with cannon, i'm curious to find out if it may have a coating and the best way to maintain the OE finish, also what coating is recommended for the first time user? I don't believe the clear would be any different than other GM models of that vintage but there's no scratches and I want to continue how the finish looks. I've used Meguiers ultra cut, fine cut on other vehicles for polishing, Klasse AIO, Natty's blue or #26 yellow for wax....but haven't used anything but soap and a mitt on this Yukon...would like to get a new arsenal of products. I know it's impossible to answer without seeing it, but looking for any tips on products moving forward. Sorry to get long winded...keep up the excellent content. 0:00
Hi from western Canada. Thanks for the videos. Very helpful. I’ve been doing some work for a private collector. I really like 3D One. Basically it’s my “Go To” for what I’m up to. Great results with 3D One with the Orange or Yellow Hex pad. 55 Delivery was rough from 2 years of storage. Car cover pulled off and on in a dusty environment. Finished it off with a couple of DYI products (Gold and Ceramic Gloss) for Maintanance ease. I’ve tried others, but have had the best results from 3D One as a starting point. Keep up the good work Pan. ruclips.net/video/f0LIZt_uz3Y/видео.htmlfeature=shared
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I was looking for “How To” videos and “Best Product” for paint correction. I’m very new to this. Never went down this rabbit hole too far, but I always been anal keeping my own toys pristine. I had a 1961 Impala SS Bubble Top 409 that had a lot of oxidation on the back quarters and trunk. The owner was considering repainting it. I figured I’d clean it up for him. Started looking…… found your extremely helpful videos, and went for it. The owner was shocked how well it turned out. With your help Pan, I’ve did the 61, a 58 Bel Air, and that 55 Nomad Deliver. All 3 are on my RUclips page. Videos as well on how bad that 55 was as I started it. You’ve cost me a bit of coin, but I really enjoy doing it…. And I get to drive those cool cars. Show them others that never see them. Next summer will be another 3. There’s 50 to do. Please keep up your great work. It’s helped me immensely.
Great informative videos Pan, quick question, I like applying wax by hand ( Turtle graphine). After removing the wax by hand, is there a good buffing pad to use with a DA? I mean absolutely no cut, just a buff to help remove residue. There seems to be options like terry cloth, lambswool, microfiber etc. Also going to try the Turtle one and done, I know you like the orange Lake country but there's also a microfiber pad on the turtle website. Which one of these cuts more? I don't think I need much cut Thanks
You hand apply paste waxes, and then buff manually with a microfiber towel. No polishers involved. If you want to use a polisher, you can use a soft pad to apply the wax at low speed (speed 1). A pad like this: amzn.to/3WMtzZW But once you did the entire car, you still buff off by hand with a microfiber towel, not by machine.
I used 3D One on my Challenger last year that the dealership kept running through automated washes before I bought it and the car looked like one giant spider web. It was my first time doing paint correction and 3D ONE was really easy to use with the orange Lake Country pads. Finished with the white pads and Sonax finishing polish and the paint had no more scratches. I am about to do the same on my new silverado and wifes bmw i4 and ceramic coat with gyeon of gtechniq soon
I usually stick to just one steps with orange LC pads. I'm curious as to how much difference you actually saw by doing a second step with the white pad (vs just the one step with 3D)? Did it really make a noticeable improvement?
@@KingRockets to be honest not much of a difference. Current cars I am just going to go with one step and coat. The second step added some gloss but the paint for a new car was terrible. Both my current cars I was very specific that the dealer not wash them since they just use automated washers
Hey Pan, have you ever thought about mixing 2 polishes? I just got the HS 1 and done and 3d 513 I cut. I plan to mix them together to see the results I get. Both are 1 step polish\compound.
I would not recommend that, unless you're a chemist who understands everything he reads from the SDS sheet. Mixing chemicals, especially from different brands, is not recommended as you can't ensure chemical compatibility. And I don't see why you'd want to do that anyways.
I'm curious, main reason for trying this is that the 3d is a fast polish but the 1 and done gives more clarity to the paint. what do I have to lose.. gonna do a test and tell you about it😊😊😊@@PanTheOrganizer
Hi Pan, I was wondering if you could include some information about other popular brands product on the topic that might not perform on the same level I am brand loyal to Adam's and I personally like to keep all my products to 1 or 2 brands. I learned from your videos that Adam's and Stoner's iron remover was not up to par against CarPro's IronX I couldnt have really had a personal preference because I would have never bought IronX if it isnt for your videos, because I would have simply thought the lack of reaction from the iron remover was because I didnt have any iron contamination. When the product I currently use (in this case, adam polishes's polish) is not listed as your recommended polish, I question if I should replace it with CarPro Essence or is it good enough
I love 3D one, I have one question. Maybe I’m over working it sometimes? It seems like it turns clear then I get clear sling, like liquid. I get a new bottle every season and always keep it at room temp and sake all my polishes once a month. Anyone have any idea what it could be or I may be doing wrong? Thanks
Hey Pan do you ever dabble in rock chip repairs at all, or is that a niche you stay away from? Searched through your library as best I could and didn’t find anything.
3D One has been my go to for years now, I just love the long work time, but will be trying out NSP45 real soon as I coat my 2 daughters vehicles real soon.
Thanks pan I have the 3d1 3d speed car pro essence pro 1 and done also p@s playmaker all work pretty well I usually use with a orange pad sometimes urofibre 50/50 😊
In theory, you could wash the car, use a paint prep spray to remove oils, and then apply the coating. But perhaps check with your wrap's installer to make sure there aren't any indications against applying protection right away, as certain wraps could have different instructions. Better be safe.
I used the Turtle wax on my own personal car and I did my brothers black Civic and it did better than I thought, and I used the Rupese yellow pad, with a Grios Garage polisher. The car had a bunch of swirl marks when it was purchased and I can say only after a few passes (I didn't want to do too many on Honda's older paint) I got rid of maybe 75% of them. I just ordered the CarPro because I have been seeing great results from others and figured I would give it a try.
If you do an update to this video, I’d like to see Menzerna Cut Force Pro included. It’s a newer one-step that seems to be getting great results but doesn’t seem to be getting much attention.
PAN what your opinion about lc4000 system or Yvan technic? I try 3times with carpro compound and polish, is there really safe on the "performance" of product to your eyes?
@@diydetailofficial to my eye i'm not able to see the diffrence with or without, but is concern more about "primer" polish. My truck are to long for my garage and need to polish and coat outside. So y look in this option to do it at home
The Lake Country 4000 pad washer works very well to clean pads. I reviewed it here: ruclips.net/video/vfKgy7LOhh4/видео.htmlsi=XP3kF46Ocl-KnQK1 But if you don't polish often, and want something less expensive to clean your pads, there are also other ways to clean pads, like in my pad cleaning tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/IGDfRjcPaX4/видео.htmlsi=SHFxAEy7sThqbwTK
@@PanTheOrganizer i see all those nice vid! But its more about polish product and the little bit of rinseless wash together on the pad.. its modifie the property of the polish?? When use with "primer" polish. * dont want a lc4000 for now, maybe soon, for now the yvan technic with damp rinseless towel to spin the pad in work amazing
Pad selection really depends on your specific paint type and level of desired paint correction. That's why we do test spots before beginning the process, to find out what is the best pad and polishing compound combination for your paint and level of desired defect removal. 3D themselves recommend their light purple spider cut foam polishing pads for use with 3D Speed. Here's a link: amzn.to/3QyQiof See my video on pads here: ruclips.net/video/-ZgLETFgNyw/видео.htmlsi=WCwAb-wMTyLqty7T
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It really depends on your type of paint. You'd have to make tests and see which one achieves the best level of correction and finish for you. But a good starting point, and a classic, is this one: bit.ly/3QABO7M See my video on the best pads: ruclips.net/video/-ZgLETFgNyw/видео.htmlsi=PD5VUOoZb-heGmCc
The DYI it didn't carry any cutting properties did it . Great video looking for a good single step minor cutting with exceptional shine. Thanks for your wonderful video.
I don't understand your question. The DIY Detail Gold Standard polish can be used as a compound if paired with a cutting pad, or as a polish if paires with a polishing pad. Its beauty lies in its versatility.
Love all your videos! I have another white 2024 Honda under 8K miles. Would you please give me a quick recommendation of polish and pad combo (using a Griots G9 DA) to prepare and enhance for a ceramic coating. I know you recommend testing but I can’t afford to buy multiple products to just test. Thanks, you’re the Man!
Hi Russ. Keep in mind there is no miraculous "one product and pad" that does perfectly well on all points, hence why we do panel tests. But a good starting point would be Rupes yellow polish with Rupes yellow foam pad, or DIY Gold Standard Polish with their waffle pad. Here are some links: DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish: bit.ly/3XjRdeB DIY Detail Gold Standard Yellow Waffle Polishing Pad: bit.ly/3qW7334
Great video, Pan! As far as all-in-ones, I've had great results with Griot's Garage Ceramic All-In-One. Pretty good cut and decent protection for an AIO.
Hey Pan! Love the video. Just a quick question... If I use a All-in-One do I NOT need to use a compound? Or can I use a compound and then an All-in-One and it not be overkill?
A traditional 2-step paint correction starts with a compound, and finishes with a polish. Both of those contain no protection. You add your protection after those 2 steps. Then you have a separate category. All-in-one. Those are typically a polish infused with some light protection that can last 1 month to a few months at best. It's meant to quickly polish and protect in one step. After using an all-in-one, you apply either a wax or a paint sealant. You would not apply a ceramic coating, as coatings need to bond to a virgin clear coat, so an all-in-one is not a good choice before applying a coating. All-in-ones won't achieve the same level of paint correction as a true 2-step process, for obvious reasons. The more time you spend perfecting the paint, the better the results. AIOs (all-in-ones) are meant for a quick and simple way to improve the appearance of paint, remove light swirls and scratches, and add a bit of protection too.
Pan...Great and informative video. 2 questions..... 1-how can we tell or where would we find the on-line info on soft, medium or hard paint for all car models? 2-on the above video, what would be your top 3 picks?
There is no such thing to my knowledge, as car manufacturers sometimes change paint suppliers in the same production year, for a same model (supply chain issues, issues with the paint itself, change of contracts, etc). The only way to know soft, medium or hard paint is to do panel tests to find the appropriate compound, polish and pad combo for your specific paint and level of desired paint correction. But don't overthink that part of it. All my top product recommendations are in my annual car detailing products awards. ;)
Un autre banger Panner....we've been using the lake country Blue hdo pads with hyper polish on soft Toyota paint, and it's been amazing.. Lots of transport scratches from drivers getting in out of dirty vehicles lately, so this combo works wonder.. Yes, we dealership detailers care about customer vehicles. Tlc "jayce price"...is another compound we've been playing with, and it's pretty good so far.
Great Video. I am an enthusiast and I have tried 3 of these: 3D One, DIY Detail Gold Standard, Turtle Wax One & Done. I am certainly not a pro but liked all three with DIY Detail being my favourite. Cheers
Hi Pan! Can you review McLaren new line of detailing products? It’s a new brand using mclarens name they were at sema last year! I’m very curious about how it performs!
I just finished a massive detail on my ‘21 Hyundai sonata N (fairly soft paint) with carpro essence, a scholl purple intermediate pad and a 21mm DA polisher. I was over the moon with the cut level and the great finish on soft paint. The wipe off and complete lack of dust is an absolute dream too. Because I couldn’t help myself I went back over the whole car with an 8mm DA and a very soft scholl yellow pad to jewel the surface again with essence. Looks fantastic and I will be applying NV Nova Evo over the top now that it’s primed for a coating. I also polisher the door jambs and now this is protected by essence which is great. For some spot areas that needed some extra cut I used Scholl S20 black which gives great cut for me on soft paint with the Scholl blue pad on a 21mm DA polisher. Just left a bit of haze which essence instantly cleans up. I’ve used S20 on medium/harder paints and had great results with it as a one step cut and finish. It does dust quite a bit though, although perhaps I’m just a bit spoiled on how easy essence is to wipe up. Enjoying this series. Can’t wait for the pad video. I’ve been enjoying experimenting with different pads and liquids so keen to hear what you have liked.
I have a question: I am a great admirer of your work and your explanations, which sealant do you recommend for the best protection? Uno Protect or Essence or Menzerna? I don't intend to use a coating, just the sealant. Thanks in advance
Rupes Uno Advanced or Uno Protect and CarPro Essence are not meant for super durable long lasting protection. You'll get a few months at best in normal conditions. If you want something that will last 1-2 years, you can use the CarPro Essence, and apply CarPro CQuartz UK 3.0 ceramic coating on top (2 layers, 45-60 min between layers).
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You mean an all-in-one polish? No as those contain protection so you don’t want to use those before applying a ceramic coating. A one step is different. It just means you are doing a single step paint correction using a normal polish that has no protection in it. After that, you use a paint prep spray to remove polishing oils and you’re ready to apply the coating.
My pleasure. How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer I was trying to find some videos for learning polishing and found your channel and honestly surprised with how many subscribers and views you have , so simply I can trust the information. Now I consider your videos as a lectures and making a Lecture schedule for my Self to learn everything about detailing to start my small business for motorcycle detailing in UAE. Thank you one more time and if you do online courses I will be interested.
I agree with all in 1 for daily drivers. Then maybe throw a quick coat of wax or sealant on top (Depending on what all in 1 you use.) But I used to use Wizards products when I did it professionally. (I used to work at a few different dealerships,and cleaning things with more freshly painted surfaces was a common thing. Wizards products were created by a former body shop guy and they are body shop safe.) But I would often use their Wizards Shine Master and their Wizards Nano Wax like a all in 1 on my Mustang every spring after a Michigan winter. I was very happy with the finish and the longevity of the product. If you haven't tried them I would love to see a review. Thanks Pan for all the Info.
I have used a few of the products in this video and find them to work very well. For me Uno Protect worked great for my vehicle. I also tried one that you did not review, that being P&S Play Maker - All in One. At $42 USD for 32 oz. it worked VERY well and is very inexpensive. This product is infused with Bead Maker and the shine was second to none!
⬇🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇⬇
🇺🇸 For people in USA:
3D Speed: amzn.to/3Slqo9y
3D One: amzn.to/474DfBz
CarPro Essence: bit.ly/3saEZK3
CarPro Essence Plus: bit.ly/3FAzyqP
Rupes Uno Protect: bit.ly/46QGgVL
Rupes Uno Advanced: bit.ly/45T0n4z
Dr Beasley’s NSP45: bit.ly/3saMmBg
DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish: bit.ly/3WwLbsy
Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions 1 & Done Compound: amzn.to/40iroNF
Oberk Sole medium polish: bit.ly/4713KY2
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
3D Speed: bit.ly/3FzSINE
3D One: bit.ly/3tLNZWq
CarPro Essence: bit.ly/3eiKKyt
CarPro Essence Plus: bit.ly/3BjCBBe
Rupes Uno Protect: bit.ly/3tZL1O7
Rupes Uno Advanced: bit.ly/3inHMeg
Dr Beasley’s NSP45: bit.ly/477W4TH
DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish: bit.ly/3NJcuev
Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions 1 & Done Compound: bit.ly/3U9ByNh
Oberk Sole medium polish: bit.ly/3XeBYn1
🇬🇧 For people in the UK:
3D Speed: bit.ly/3FDAmLE
3D One: bit.ly/3QcUcT3
CarPro Essence: bit.ly/3Sl1eYC
CarPro Essence Plus: bit.ly/3IC15uA
Rupes Uno Protect: bit.ly/47aB9zC
Rupes Uno Advanced: bit.ly/3vWY9Sa
DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish: bit.ly/3rSSLQU
Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions 1 & Done Compound: bit.ly/476wO0g
🇫🇷 For people in France: c3po.link/QCWWjkv74R
Watch more of my videos below:
✅ Paint polishing tutorial for beginners: ruclips.net/video/ustTEVGMOTI/видео.html
✅ Machines, pads, polishing compounds, techniques: ruclips.net/video/b9KDpKMmAi0/видео.html
✅ How to clean polishing pads: ruclips.net/video/IGDfRjcPaX4/видео.html
Thank you for including DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish
You guys rock! :)
Thanks for showcasing 3D Speed & 3D One! We are glad you find great joy in using them in the methods you described and sharing them with the world.
3D compounds and polishes rock! Have a good new year guys!
Thanks for the feature, Pan! Just a heads-up - we also have an actual ceramic AIO Nano Surface Primer that we added to our line not long after launching NSPs. It's called NSP Z1 and it uses a blend of different abrasive sizes along with a modified version of the nanogel that actually applies a ceramic coating as opposed to merely laying down the matrix of anchor points.
Is possible to use the lc4000 system w/rinseless wash with both nsp45 or z1. Or this diminish too much the product as a "primer" if use in 1step?
Thanks for the info!
@PanTheOrganizer Hi Pan, Can any of these be applied by hand rather than using a hand tool?
I used 3D ONE on my '95 Civic a few years ago, and was thoroughly impressed with it. Saved me a great deal of hassle and IMO the results were fantastic.
Thanks for sharing
I have learned so much about car detailing because of this man.
Thank you! It's always a good day when my viewers tell me they learn new things and get entertained by watching my videos.
I would love for you to do a video on older, single-stage cars - polish and protectant options. Keep putting these great videos!
omg yes, and like how to determine what you're looking at. I mean sure, i could go read it, but I'd love to give Pan the views.
Me too
Me three
me four!
I've had a pleasant experience with Essence Plus on single stage cars. I used it on a solid black single-stage Porsche 964 and it worked great. It finishes out just like essence but with a bit more durability and protection than regular essence and much more than most waxes. Just don't forget to clean and change out your pads more frequently with single stage paint to get the most out of the products you're using (but I'm sure you know that)!
The Turtle Wax Precision Platelet was incredible for newer vehicle prep for ceramic coatings. I wanted to use it for everything, but learned early enough that for rougher projects I needed to step up and use the menzerna products, but for paint enhancement I loved the turtle!
3D One has worked well for me many times hut as a one step I would rank Griots Correcting Compound right up there.
Me too
I’ve never had much luck or success with griots. They’ve disappointed me time and time again but their leather cleaner is okay.
@@sonofagun5305 same here. I once tried their best in show spray wax and it didn't do anything for me. It didn't provide much protection and it didn't wow me at all as regular car waxes from an auto parts store or Walmart would be better than the Griot's diarrhea in the bottle spray wax. I sure hope they changed their formula from the time I tried it in 2011
Started using 3D one last summer for paint enhancements, saves time and gets great results. Great for use especially on daily driven vehicles that customers want to revive the gloss on their paint.
Been a big fan of 3D One for a couple of years now. It never lets me down.
can you please test and show us your work with Koch Chemie one step polish P6.02!
I use both DIY-D Gold Standard & TW One-and-Done on a DA, then finish off with Flex Wax graphene spray. It is always hard to pick which one to use as they're both excellent compounds.
Gold Standard instructions says it isnt necessary to wipe off the compound when changing pads from cut to polish step. Is it the same in TW One-and-Done?
Thank you.
To my knowledge, you have to wipe off TW One & Done between steps.
Its off topic i know. But there seems to be an up rise in a new (to me atleast) company that i would really like to get your take on. They are called infinity wax and based in the uk. More british channels seem to be getting them on there videos now. But i would like to see how good you think they are
I haven't tested their products yet.
Hi Pam, my wife has a brand new white Escalade and I want to polish it. I’ve been out of the polishing game for a long time. Can you recommend what size polisher, and what pad and also a polish to just give it its first polish. The car has never been waxed, and there’s no ceramic coat. Thanks for all the content!!!
Oh yes the 3d hybrid my favourite polish and I haven't used any other nor do I need to. Very satisfied with it. Truly you don't have to finish off with a refined pad but I always love to.. Great product.
I remember you using and really liking SONAX perfect finish. What do you think of that one?
I love it. I mentioned it in my favourite polishes video here: ruclips.net/video/eiXSm0YBpXE/видео.htmlsi=YBp0SWsMy_F-lL4o
Hey pan! So I’m getting ready to correct the paint on my black Mazda CX-30, I’ve used the 3D one on my WRB WRX and turned out great, but you mentioned at 16:24 that it might not give the best finish, and with it being a black car and is a softer JDM paint is there something else you’d recommend, or should I give it a try in your opinion?
Dang Pan!! How much detailing/paint knowledge do you have crammed in that head? :) Love it! Keep it coming and thanks for the content.
More than most will ever dream of knowing.
Hehe thanks Adam! I am so passionate about this and have a huge capacity to stock information and that helps I guess to produce quality content for you all. Almost 8 years on RUclips, and I still am only at the tip of the iceberg of everything I want to share with my viewers hehe.
I flip cars but one of my hobbies and passion is car detailing. I’ve learned a huge chunk of my knowledge from Pan and a big thank you to this man right here giving us free game. ❤❤❤
Thanks for the positive feedback, I appreciate it! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 995,000 subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
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Hey pan thanks for the cool videos as always. I have a request could u make a video how to apply a ceramic coating but not on the hood more like the difficult areas like front bumper (the ones with aero parts not an easy one like a tesla)? Every video how to apply a ceramic coating is on the hood or on easy areas. I would like to know if there are any tips and tricks on more tight, small, difficult areas.
There are no real magic tricks. It's just take your time to ensure proper coverage. And you can try different applicators. Instead of the traditional rectangular applicator block and microsuede, you can use smaller microfiber applicators which contour shapes better, like these:
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What should I do with a fourty year old car that needs 12:09 paint correction ?... btw it's red 🙄, great vid !, I'm learning as I go !!!!!
Nice job as always Pan! Another one you should look at is Ammo NYC’s new polishing system. X-foliate is another all-in-one / one step polish.
Thanks!
Can I use one step polish before applying ceramic coating?
Thank you for all the information you give to us
Mezerma one step.
Koch Chemie F6.01.
Is god??
Hi Pan !!! With lots of respect, the one product that Dr Beasley has is the "Z1" All-in-One" and NOT the NSP45. The NSP 45 is just the final step on polishing. ITs NSP 150, 95 & 45.
Regards from Puerto Rico ;)
I know that. This video wasn't only all-in-one (with protection) but also just polishes (with no protection in them) for 1-step polish paint correction. All-in-one and 1-step are two different things as you know. ;)
you see what you did right there! it's amazing because of the way you explained it, you clarified it, and taught for people like me who was slightly confused about the use of these products. Thank you so much!!!! you rock! pan
Thanks man! I appreciate the feedback. I work hard to produce my videos, so it's nice to see those efforts don't go unnoticed. And I think detailing should be accessible to everyone, so I try and spread the knowledge to my viewers so everyone can understand and bring their detailing game to the next level. :)
What would you look for in a polish before doing you ceramic treatment
3D One is the one-step I use in my business. Everytime after polishing I'm surprised by how a one-step product can be so effective in removing scratches and leave a very nice finish. In combination with a medium foam pad or a mircofiber pad, depending on the type of paint, it's always a succes.
Hi, are you using something else after the 3D One ? like a finishing polish ?
Usually with an all in one polish I go for a one step correction, otherwise there is no point in using an all in one product.
I have used the 3D One on a couple of cars and very leased with it. In my experience on a 2014 Mazda and 2005 Tacoma, I probably could have gone with a more aggressive compound, or perhaps cleaned my pads more often. I worried before I used the product it would be too much correction, but found in my case it is pretty gentle. So I was glad to have chosen that based on Pans reviews. I have a 2016 Subaru mostly garaged that I will use the 3D One on as I am confident not to much paint correction occurs. Can’t wait for the pad vid too. Thanks Pan you’re the man.
Thanks John!
Hello Panagiotis. Cheers from Greece.
I have an Alfa Romeo 156 in black color, not metallic. The color is distressed in some places, it has oxidation and looks a little white. It also has spiders and some small scratches.
Can I use heavy cut and then polish and what product do you recommend?
If I risk eating the thin layer of paint should I go for all in one for a smooth cut?
What do you think?
Thank you for your help
Yasou Mixali! (I'm Pandelis by the way). Yes if you have oxidation, and heavier scratches and swirls, you should start with a compound first, and a cutting pad. And then do a polish with a polishing pad.
I don't know how much total thickness of paint you're working with, or how many times you have corrected the paint before. Your only way to know for sure is to use a paint depth gauge. If you have never polished the paint before, I wouldn't worry about removing too much material. You should be fine.
But you have to do a few test spots first, to find out which compound and pad combination will work best on your specific paint, with your specific issues. And then do test spots to figure out the best polish and pad combo for the polish stage.
There's no such thing as one solution for all types of paint unfortunately.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank You Pandeli. Ευχαριστώ Παντελή 🙂
Καλώς ήρθατε στο κανάλι μου. Ανακαλύψατε ένα από τα μεγαλύτερα κανάλια με λεπτομέρειες αυτοκινήτου στο RUclips, καθώς ξεπεράσαμε τους 965.000 συνδρομητές και έχουμε πάνω από 130 εκατομμύρια προβολές! Ασχολούμαι με τις λεπτομέρειες εδώ και 26 χρόνια και μου αρέσει να μοιράζομαι τις γνώσεις και το πάθος μου με τους θεατές μου.
Βρήκατε το κατάλληλο κανάλι που θα σας βοηθήσει να μάθετε τα πάντα σχετικά με τις λεπτομέρειες.
Hey Pan, I’ve got a White Pearl 2021 Toyota Landcruiser that has never been paint corrected or polished. Can’t decide between Sonax Perfect Finish + Rupes Yellow Foam or 3D One with Euro fiber microfiber pads. I’m worried that the 3D One + Euro fiber might remove too much clear coat since I’ve hears Toyotas have soft paint. I know best thing to do would be a test spot, but based on your experience What do you think might work best for a one step?
One paint correction session won’t be enough to remove a significant amount of clear coat with those two choices so don’t even worry about that.
Do a test spot and see which one would work better. For sure the 3D One and Uro Fiber will cut more.
Hi pam im thinking to clay bar my vehicle it has a bit of over spray and after that im thinking to polish with a all in one by hand is that possible pls let me know thanks
Hi Pan, I just got DIY Detail gold standard and it works great. Yvan said to increase or decrease your cut just change the pad. Similar to how you described the Turtle Hybrid compound. Thank you again for all that you do.
Thanks Charles!
Nailed it with a fantastic informative video!! 👊 I still reach for 3D one on a regular basis. As far as suggestions maybe we could do a video on the 3D body shop line in the green bottles? Cheers pan! 🇨🇦
Thanks!
I wouldn't recommend Turtle Wax 1 & Done. The wipe off is a nightmare! If you are a beginner I recommend getting Meguiars Ultimate Compound or Meguiars D300. Both contain fillers so a you need to wipe it with IPA once you are done. But its so much easier to remove compared to Turtle Wax. D300 might be a compound, but I find that it can be used as a 1 step as well. My 2nd favorite is 3D One.
Thanks for sharing your opinion. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
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I have heard really good things about Griots All in One Wax
An interesting video for sure Pan, thanks but I'm getting a bit bogged down in definitions between all in one and one step. I'd consider TW Graphene Infused To The Max Wax to be an all in one, and Jescar Power Lock Plus to also be all in one? .. or one step. ?
Keep it simple. "ALL-IN-ONE" means a polish + protection. A "ONE STEP" is a pure polish, no protection.
All-in-ones are typically used by those who just want a quick correction and protection in one step.
If you are planning on applying some protection after the polish, just use a pure polish (one step).
Max Wax and Jescar Power Lock Plus are both paint protections. Not polishes.
So you would polish your paint first, with what ever polish you want, then IPA wipe to remove polishing oils, and then apply either Max Wax or Power Lock Plus.
One step just means you are doing one polishing step. A 2-step paint correction is for deeper swirls and scratches, where you'd start with a compound and cutting pad (first step) and finish with a polish and polishing pad (2nd step).
After paint correction (machine polishing), you apply your choice of paint protection: wax, sealant or ceramic coating.
Thanks Pan. That clarifies my confusion. This has been a very informative series, and looking forward to the final on pads. 👍.. Cal
Great tutorial. UNO Advance is one of my go to polish. Ammo X-Foliate is a phenomenal polish. The waffle pad is like no other.
Thank you! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
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fuck me... he explains everything fine and nice and you understood it... 1 step has no protection and the "all in one" have protection...cool... first bottle comes up: "True 1 step... polish and protect" 😂
LOL! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 980,000 subscribers and we have over 132 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Fantastic video, Pan! Remember, with the NSPs the metric to look at is Cost per Service. One will find that the $$ spent to correct will be on par with, or better than the other fine products you featured because you only need about 1 ounce (30 ml) of a Nano Surface Primer for a 1-step correction. Thanks again!
Yeah it's so true. You use very little NSP on the pads!
Ive been using essence for like the past 3 years and always happy with the results. Works on both hard Mercedes paint and super soft and sticky Honda paint. Same thing wtih Uno Protect too.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Pan, my name is Tommy. I’ve watched videos for a long time now, and I love them very informative due to you having great knowledge in vehicle detailing could you do me one little favor can you change your theme song and the reason why is because it creates an earworm I can’t get it out of my head. I know that sounds funny but it really does because other than me being a detail of myself I’m also a musician, love the song but stays with me even when I’m trying to sleep at night if I watch one of your videos at night which I’m always watching a lot of your videos. AnyWho keep up the great work. I love what you do.
Just a thought... when you click on the video, have the sound turned down until Pan gets started, then turn it up.
Problem solved
Please try/review One Step Auto Finesse!!!! Love your channel, thanks so much for all your detailing help for us all!! :)
Thanks Enukabal! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Can Turtle Wax One and Done be used without power tools or a buffer/polishing device. Cannot afford power tools that I only may use 2 to 4 times a year. I do everything by hand or elbow grease.
You can use most polishes by hand, but don’t expect incredible results and expect lots of elbow grease and it will take for ever. Unfortunately there are no miracles without a machine polisher.
You don’t have to spend a fortune to get a decent polisher these days. Especially if you’re only using it a few times a year. Perhaps look at my affordable polishers video here: ruclips.net/video/LvPCkCqXEq0/видео.htmlsi=-Lkn33dxE6lmSra2
i cant get rid of these hard water spots on the back of car. i tried chemical brothers water spot remover and it didnt work any ideas?
Use a water spot remover first (sounds like you may have already) then do a light polish.
Use a better water spot remover first (chemical decontamination), and then move to machine polishing. In many cases, when the water spots have been left unattended for a while, they start etching through the clear coat. So the water spot remover alone won't fully correct the issue. They will remove the mineral deposits, but you have to follow up with paint correction to correct the etching left behind.
Here are a few very good water spot removers:
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And here's my water spot removal tutorial: ruclips.net/video/s1XNKFVSwRk/видео.htmlsi=lH6nkPNsfVmTgdAN
The application of my graphene coating is flawed. Can I correct it with Essence Plus?
Essence Plus is more of a light filler to correct or mask some VERY LIGHT scratches and swirls, and perhaps revive a bit of the hydrophobics of a coating. So depending on what you mean by your coating is "flawed", perhaps this isn't the best option for you. If your coating is starting to fail, or you feel it wasn't properly applied, I'd repolish the entire vehicle to remove the existing coating, and redo a fresh application correctly.
Hope you’re staying warm in Canada. Extremely cold here in Chicago. I recently tried DIY Detail Gold Standard with great results. I’m a P&S lover. Like the Play Maker All In One. I’m curious your thoughts. Enjoy your evening!
Thank you for trying DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish
Yeah it's beyond freezing here at 5F (-15C). But not as bad as my friend Rick in Calgary, they had temps of -22F already (-30C).
I haven't used the Play Maker yet.
Hi Pan! Back with another question... 2021 GMC Yukon Denali BLACK... have 2 bird bombs that left damage to the clear coat. It is ceramic coated. Can you offer advisement to correct this? What polish and pads should i use?
There's no simple answer to things like that unfortunately. Bird droppings are acidic and if left unattended for too long, they can start etching through the clear coat, especially under the sun, just like mineral deposits from water spots can do.
Of course, as soon as you see a bird dropping, you should at least use a waterless wash, rinseless wash or quick detailer to spray and dwell, and then wipe with a plush microfiber towel as quickly as possible. Or wash the car.
There are different methods to remove bird droppings, going from less aggressive to most aggressive, depending on how long they have been left unattended, if they started etching the surface, etc.
So from less aggressive to most aggressive goes as follows:
1) Washing your car regularly. Once a week ideally (I wash my car twice weekly). Regular washing of your car really eliminates any staining.
2) Machine polishing (paint correction). If just washing the car doesn't remove the stains, you're at the point of needed mechanical intervention, rather than chemical. So you'd wash the car, and then proceed to do a test spot. Use a polishing pad and polish first, less aggressive, and observe the results. If the stains are still there, use a compound and cutting pad, and then finish with a polishing pad and polish.
5) If all of the above still don't work, you know you're at the point of needing water sanding steps (followed by machine polishing) or worse, a full panel respray. If the minerals have etched through the clear coat, there's nothing else to do at that point but to repaint unfortunately.
@@PanTheOrganizer Understood. Thanks Pan! Yeah this case was fast. My car was parked in the sun for about 1.5 hours (i'm in south florida) and the bird must of done its business at some point in that 1.5 hours and the sun just baked it in. I'm def at the mechanical intervention step. Appreciate the guidance!
I know you may not see the need but could the Turtle Wax Graphene be used as a topper over Armorshield Max ceramic coating?
Turtle Wax Graphene Flex Wax Spray yes it can be used as a topper over existing coatings.
These topics and guides have been spot on lately. I’ve started to polish my own vehicles and your latest videos have been perfectly timed. 🔥
It's like I read your mind! :)
Can essence work as a primer for gtechniq cristal serum light, thanks
Good day, sorry for the inconvenience, I ask you why you don't do or do reviews of the (Autogeek) brands, or is it prohibited?
Autogeek brands? You mean things like Pinnacle and Wolfgang? I have featured some of their products in some videos. But I just like other brands better. I’m already the channel that tests the biggest variety of products, but I can’t do them all.
I also go a lot with what my viewers want to see the most and I don’t get much requests for Autogeek brands.
Gold standard polish, nsp, 3d one, and sole are so good I'll need to try out that turtle wax, I'm out here wondering if you have ever tried Shine Supply Compounds they got a new one called class cut plus up there in terms of a polish
Thanks Eddie
I tried pretty much their entire lineup but not their compounds or polishes yet. Here's the brand review I did of Shine Supply products: ruclips.net/video/Kn3LH4RFyoQ/видео.htmlsi=d28-0lR7Se8eOyt2
You forgot to test the AMMO X-FOLIATE POLISHING FLUID from AMMONYC! Considered an All-in-one paint polish since it's designed for both cutting and finishing pads.
3D ONE again....
It's been a godsend.
Great cut, great finish.
I do agree that on super soft clear coats, there may be a challenge finishing mar free. I haven't had one in years though. If that car shows up, I finish with 3D AAT502.
Optimum Hyper Polish or the Hyper Compoud V5 can also do one steps! The V5 is years advanced compared to HC V4.
Great selection of products and explanation Pan. For rupes uno advanced I get the same result 4-6 months on the paint it's not the most durable. Great gloss though. I prefer the GS over 3D one now 1 spray is much easier. Maybe DR Beasley can make a sprayable NSP45 and 95? Since you literally need 2 pea size for the "primeing" after that it's just one tiny pea on the pad. When a spray imo will distribute it better and follows DR Beasley less is more for their NSPs. What do you think Pan?
Thank you Socrates.
Thanks Soc! It would be interesting to have @DrBealeys take on that!
@@PanTheOrganizer that’ll be awesome
use 3D One 500/400 and Carpro Cut / Polish line. Depends on what I'm doing on said car (I.E> Full Coating or just a basic less than 12-18 month spray coating). Both lines have always done amazing for me Soft/Mild/Hard clears.
30:35 Pan, love your channel, watched some of your videos on my family account but subscribing on mine.
I have a 2012 Yukon with the pearl diamond tri coat, owned for almost 3 years now. Previous owner maintained the vehicle very well, the clear coat has a shine like it was just waxed after my 2 1/2 years of washing. I use a microfiber mitt with Chemical Guys Citrus wash. The clear has practically no orange peel, may have already been flattened but hard to say.
I just bought a detail pressure washer with cannon, i'm curious to find out if it may have a coating and the best way to maintain the OE finish, also what coating is recommended for the first time user?
I don't believe the clear would be any different than other GM models of that vintage but there's no scratches and I want to continue how the finish looks.
I've used Meguiers ultra cut, fine cut on other vehicles for polishing, Klasse AIO, Natty's blue or #26 yellow for wax....but haven't used anything but soap and a mitt on this Yukon...would like to get a new arsenal of products.
I know it's impossible to answer without seeing it, but looking for any tips on products moving forward.
Sorry to get long winded...keep up the excellent content. 0:00
Hi from western Canada. Thanks for the videos. Very helpful.
I’ve been doing some work for a private collector.
I really like 3D One. Basically it’s my “Go To” for what I’m up to.
Great results with 3D One with the Orange or Yellow Hex pad.
55 Delivery was rough from 2 years of storage. Car cover pulled off and on in a dusty environment.
Finished it off with a couple of DYI products (Gold and Ceramic Gloss) for Maintanance ease.
I’ve tried others, but have had the best results from 3D One as a starting point.
Keep up the good work Pan.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I was looking for “How To” videos and “Best Product” for paint correction.
I’m very new to this. Never went down this rabbit hole too far, but I always been anal keeping my own toys pristine.
I had a 1961 Impala SS Bubble Top 409 that had a lot of oxidation on the back quarters and trunk.
The owner was considering repainting it. I figured I’d clean it up for him. Started looking…… found your extremely helpful videos, and went for it.
The owner was shocked how well it turned out.
With your help Pan, I’ve did the 61, a 58 Bel Air, and that 55 Nomad Deliver. All 3 are on my RUclips page. Videos as well on how bad that 55 was as I started it.
You’ve cost me a bit of coin, but I really enjoy doing it…. And I get to drive those cool cars. Show them others that never see them.
Next summer will be another 3. There’s 50 to do.
Please keep up your great work. It’s helped me immensely.
Great informative videos Pan, quick question, I like applying wax by hand ( Turtle graphine).
After removing the wax by hand, is there a good buffing pad to use with a DA? I mean absolutely no cut, just a buff to help remove residue. There seems to be options like terry cloth, lambswool, microfiber etc.
Also going to try the Turtle one and done, I know you like the orange Lake country but there's also a microfiber pad on the turtle website. Which one of these cuts more? I don't think I need much cut
Thanks
You hand apply paste waxes, and then buff manually with a microfiber towel. No polishers involved. If you want to use a polisher, you can use a soft pad to apply the wax at low speed (speed 1). A pad like this: amzn.to/3WMtzZW
But once you did the entire car, you still buff off by hand with a microfiber towel, not by machine.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks I'll do the wax by hand all stages . I'll research the one and done pad.
I used 3D One on my Challenger last year that the dealership kept running through automated washes before I bought it and the car looked like one giant spider web. It was my first time doing paint correction and 3D ONE was really easy to use with the orange Lake Country pads. Finished with the white pads and Sonax finishing polish and the paint had no more scratches. I am about to do the same on my new silverado and wifes bmw i4 and ceramic coat with gyeon of gtechniq soon
I usually stick to just one steps with orange LC pads. I'm curious as to how much difference you actually saw by doing a second step with the white pad (vs just the one step with 3D)? Did it really make a noticeable improvement?
@@KingRockets to be honest not much of a difference. Current cars I am just going to go with one step and coat. The second step added some gloss but the paint for a new car was terrible. Both my current cars I was very specific that the dealer not wash them since they just use automated washers
Hey Pan, have you ever thought about mixing 2 polishes? I just got the HS 1 and done and 3d 513 I cut. I plan to mix them together to see the results I get. Both are 1 step polish\compound.
I would not recommend that, unless you're a chemist who understands everything he reads from the SDS sheet. Mixing chemicals, especially from different brands, is not recommended as you can't ensure chemical compatibility.
And I don't see why you'd want to do that anyways.
I'm curious, main reason for trying this is that the 3d is a fast polish but the 1 and done gives more clarity to the paint. what do I have to lose.. gonna do a test and tell you about it😊😊😊@@PanTheOrganizer
Hi Pan, I was wondering if you could include some information about other popular brands product on the topic that might not perform on the same level
I am brand loyal to Adam's and I personally like to keep all my products to 1 or 2 brands. I learned from your videos that Adam's and Stoner's iron remover was not up to par against CarPro's IronX
I couldnt have really had a personal preference because I would have never bought IronX if it isnt for your videos, because I would have simply thought the lack of reaction from the iron remover was because I didnt have any iron contamination.
When the product I currently use (in this case, adam polishes's polish) is not listed as your recommended polish, I question if I should replace it with CarPro Essence or is it good enough
I love 3D one, I have one question. Maybe I’m over working it sometimes? It seems like it turns clear then I get clear sling, like liquid. I get a new bottle every season and always keep it at room temp and sake all my polishes once a month. Anyone have any idea what it could be or I may be doing wrong? Thanks
What would be best? Meguiars 3in1, TW ceramic+graphene paste wax?
How about a collaboration between you and Brian from Apex on single stage paint correction tutorial. That would be awesome.🤔
Hey Pan do you ever dabble in rock chip repairs at all, or is that a niche you stay away from?
Searched through your library as best I could and didn’t find anything.
Would love to know the best way to take chaulky gelcoat to shined finish "easily" .. there's nothing out there on this using newer product
! no Sonax Profiline Perfect Finish? this stuff is magical as a 1 step with a fine pad
I had it in my best polishes video here: ruclips.net/video/eiXSm0YBpXE/видео.htmlsi=2CE8AiLFttrDrgSg
Have you tried Adams Polishes One Step Polish?
No
3D One has been my go to for years now, I just love the long work time, but will be trying out NSP45 real soon as I coat my 2 daughters vehicles real soon.
Thanks pan I have the 3d1 3d speed car pro essence pro 1 and done also p@s playmaker all work pretty well I usually use with a orange pad sometimes urofibre 50/50 😊
Hey pan i have a question i hace a fresh wrap can i ceramic coat now or i ha e to wait a cure time or something? Thanks
In theory, you could wash the car, use a paint prep spray to remove oils, and then apply the coating. But perhaps check with your wrap's installer to make sure there aren't any indications against applying protection right away, as certain wraps could have different instructions. Better be safe.
I used the Turtle wax on my own personal car and I did my brothers black Civic and it did better than I thought, and I used the Rupese yellow pad, with a Grios Garage polisher. The car had a bunch of swirl marks when it was purchased and I can say only after a few passes (I didn't want to do too many on Honda's older paint) I got rid of maybe 75% of them. I just ordered the CarPro because I have been seeing great results from others and figured I would give it a try.
If you do an update to this video, I’d like to see Menzerna Cut Force Pro included. It’s a newer one-step that seems to be getting great results but doesn’t seem to be getting much attention.
PAN what your opinion about lc4000 system or Yvan technic? I try 3times with carpro compound and polish, is there really safe on the "performance" of product to your eyes?
Every pad and polish I’ve tested has reacted well to a clean damp pad.
@@diydetailofficial to my eye i'm not able to see the diffrence with or without, but is concern more about "primer" polish. My truck are to long for my garage and need to polish and coat outside. So y look in this option to do it at home
The Lake Country 4000 pad washer works very well to clean pads. I reviewed it here: ruclips.net/video/vfKgy7LOhh4/видео.htmlsi=XP3kF46Ocl-KnQK1
But if you don't polish often, and want something less expensive to clean your pads, there are also other ways to clean pads, like in my pad cleaning tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/IGDfRjcPaX4/видео.htmlsi=SHFxAEy7sThqbwTK
@@PanTheOrganizer i see all those nice vid! But its more about polish product and the little bit of rinseless wash together on the pad.. its modifie the property of the polish?? When use with "primer" polish.
* dont want a lc4000 for now, maybe soon, for now the yvan technic with damp rinseless towel to spin the pad in work amazing
What pads would you recommend to pair with 3D Speed using a Milwaukee 15mm dual action polisher?
Pad selection really depends on your specific paint type and level of desired paint correction. That's why we do test spots before beginning the process, to find out what is the best pad and polishing compound combination for your paint and level of desired defect removal.
3D themselves recommend their light purple spider cut foam polishing pads for use with 3D Speed. Here's a link: amzn.to/3QyQiof
See my video on pads here: ruclips.net/video/-ZgLETFgNyw/видео.htmlsi=WCwAb-wMTyLqty7T
@@PanTheOrganizer awe! Thank you so much for the information!!!
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I use 3D speed and 3D one. I am going to try MR Beasley 45 and DYI gold.
If I have a to the metal scratch (came with the vehicle I purchased) is it okay to polish over it or should I just avoid it with the polisher?
What pads to use doe soft paint
With minor scratches
It really depends on your type of paint. You'd have to make tests and see which one achieves the best level of correction and finish for you. But a good starting point, and a classic, is this one: bit.ly/3QABO7M
See my video on the best pads: ruclips.net/video/-ZgLETFgNyw/видео.htmlsi=PD5VUOoZb-heGmCc
The DYI it didn't carry any cutting properties did it . Great video looking for a good single step minor cutting with exceptional shine. Thanks for your wonderful video.
I don't understand your question. The DIY Detail Gold Standard polish can be used as a compound if paired with a cutting pad, or as a polish if paires with a polishing pad. Its beauty lies in its versatility.
Love all your videos! I have another white 2024 Honda under 8K miles. Would you please give me a quick recommendation of polish and pad combo (using a Griots G9 DA) to prepare and enhance for a ceramic coating. I know you recommend testing but I can’t afford to buy multiple products to just test.
Thanks, you’re the Man!
Hi Russ. Keep in mind there is no miraculous "one product and pad" that does perfectly well on all points, hence why we do panel tests. But a good starting point would be Rupes yellow polish with Rupes yellow foam pad, or DIY Gold Standard Polish with their waffle pad. Here are some links:
DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish: bit.ly/3XjRdeB
DIY Detail Gold Standard Yellow Waffle Polishing Pad: bit.ly/3qW7334
Salut Pan, moi j'adore le SONAX profiline cut +finish 5/5 . Tu le connais, tu en penses quoi ?....La bise de France / Nancy
C'est bien aussi!
The 3D stuff is soo good. I've been wanting to compare on my test panel against the hybrid solutions.
Great video, Pan! As far as all-in-ones, I've had great results with Griot's Garage Ceramic All-In-One. Pretty good cut and decent protection for an AIO.
Same. I use this on my friends' cars for a quick sprucing up whenever I get them to come by for a detail. Have you tried this one @PanTheOrganizer?
I haven't tried that one yet.
Hey Pan! Love the video. Just a quick question... If I use a All-in-One do I NOT need to use a compound? Or can I use a compound and then an All-in-One and it not be overkill?
A traditional 2-step paint correction starts with a compound, and finishes with a polish. Both of those contain no protection. You add your protection after those 2 steps.
Then you have a separate category. All-in-one. Those are typically a polish infused with some light protection that can last 1 month to a few months at best. It's meant to quickly polish and protect in one step. After using an all-in-one, you apply either a wax or a paint sealant. You would not apply a ceramic coating, as coatings need to bond to a virgin clear coat, so an all-in-one is not a good choice before applying a coating.
All-in-ones won't achieve the same level of paint correction as a true 2-step process, for obvious reasons. The more time you spend perfecting the paint, the better the results.
AIOs (all-in-ones) are meant for a quick and simple way to improve the appearance of paint, remove light swirls and scratches, and add a bit of protection too.
Pan...Great and informative video. 2 questions..... 1-how can we tell or where would we find the on-line info on soft, medium or hard paint for all car models? 2-on the above video, what would be your top 3 picks?
There is no such thing to my knowledge, as car manufacturers sometimes change paint suppliers in the same production year, for a same model (supply chain issues, issues with the paint itself, change of contracts, etc). The only way to know soft, medium or hard paint is to do panel tests to find the appropriate compound, polish and pad combo for your specific paint and level of desired paint correction. But don't overthink that part of it.
All my top product recommendations are in my annual car detailing products awards. ;)
Un autre banger Panner....we've been using the lake country Blue hdo pads with hyper polish on soft Toyota paint, and it's been amazing..
Lots of transport scratches from drivers getting in out of dirty vehicles lately, so this combo works wonder..
Yes, we dealership detailers care about customer vehicles.
Tlc "jayce price"...is another compound we've been playing with, and it's pretty good so far.
Thanks for sharing Dan!! Stay safe in this disgustingly cold weather! :)
Great Video. I am an enthusiast and I have tried 3 of these: 3D One, DIY Detail Gold Standard, Turtle Wax One & Done. I am certainly not a pro but liked all three with DIY Detail being my favourite. Cheers
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Pan! Can you review McLaren new line of detailing products? It’s a new brand using mclarens name they were at sema last year! I’m very curious about how it performs!
If I get enough viewer requests for it, I might look into it.
I just finished a massive detail on my ‘21 Hyundai sonata N (fairly soft paint) with carpro essence, a scholl purple intermediate pad and a 21mm DA polisher. I was over the moon with the cut level and the great finish on soft paint. The wipe off and complete lack of dust is an absolute dream too. Because I couldn’t help myself I went back over the whole car with an 8mm DA and a very soft scholl yellow pad to jewel the surface again with essence. Looks fantastic and I will be applying NV Nova Evo over the top now that it’s primed for a coating. I also polisher the door jambs and now this is protected by essence which is great.
For some spot areas that needed some extra cut I used Scholl S20 black which gives great cut for me on soft paint with the Scholl blue pad on a 21mm DA polisher. Just left a bit of haze which essence instantly cleans up. I’ve used S20 on medium/harder paints and had great results with it as a one step cut and finish. It does dust quite a bit though, although perhaps I’m just a bit spoiled on how easy essence is to wipe up.
Enjoying this series. Can’t wait for the pad video. I’ve been enjoying experimenting with different pads and liquids so keen to hear what you have liked.
Thanks for sharing!
I have a question: I am a great admirer of your work and your explanations, which sealant do you recommend for the best protection? Uno Protect or Essence or Menzerna? I don't intend to use a coating, just the sealant. Thanks in advance
Rupes Uno Advanced or Uno Protect and CarPro Essence are not meant for super durable long lasting protection. You'll get a few months at best in normal conditions.
If you want something that will last 1-2 years, you can use the CarPro Essence, and apply CarPro CQuartz UK 3.0 ceramic coating on top (2 layers, 45-60 min between layers).
Gold Standard: “…have carriers in there that doesn’t mask the abrasives…” Please decipher what this means. ~Thanks~
@diydetailofficial
Very easy to understand the video as a beginner and well explained. Could you make a video about scholl concepts s20 black 1 step compound ?
Thanks for the positive feedback. How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I have used the 3D one on my 23’ civic and plan to use it on our New Kia Telluride. Are you suggesting not to use on the Honda ? Or a different pad?
Do some test spots, and see if it gives you your desired level of paint correction.
I like angelwax regenerate and sonax ex 04-06
Can I use one step polish before applying ceramic coating?
Thank you for all the information you give to us
You mean an all-in-one polish? No as those contain protection so you don’t want to use those before applying a ceramic coating.
A one step is different. It just means you are doing a single step paint correction using a normal polish that has no protection in it. After that, you use a paint prep spray to remove polishing oils and you’re ready to apply the coating.
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you very much, very helpful 🤜🏻🤛🏻
My pleasure. How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer I was trying to find some videos for learning polishing and found your channel and honestly surprised with how many subscribers and views you have , so simply I can trust the information.
Now I consider your videos as a lectures and making a Lecture schedule for my Self to learn everything about detailing to start my small business for motorcycle detailing in UAE.
Thank you one more time and if you do online courses I will be interested.
I agree with all in 1 for daily drivers. Then maybe throw a quick coat of wax or sealant on top (Depending on what all in 1 you use.) But I used to use Wizards products when I did it professionally. (I used to work at a few different dealerships,and cleaning things with more freshly painted surfaces was a common thing. Wizards products were created by a former body shop guy and they are body shop safe.) But I would often use their Wizards Shine Master and their Wizards Nano Wax like a all in 1 on my Mustang every spring after a Michigan winter. I was very happy with the finish and the longevity of the product. If you haven't tried them I would love to see a review. Thanks Pan for all the Info.
Thanks for sharing!
Congratulations for your work. Have you tested the Sonax Cut + Finish 5/5?
I haven't
I have used a few of the products in this video and find them to work very well. For me Uno Protect worked great for my vehicle. I also tried one that you did not review, that being P&S Play Maker - All in One. At $42 USD for 32 oz. it worked VERY well and is very inexpensive. This product is infused with Bead Maker and the shine was second to none!
Thanks for sharing Scott.