How to apply compound onto your buff. Beginner metal polishing video. Evan's detailing and polishing
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2023
- Spoiler alert. This is a total noob metal polishing video. If you are just getting into metal polishing and wondering how to get the bars to go onto the buff.... This video is the best way for me to show you exactly how I do it everyday. Thank you for watching and I hope that you find these beginner videos helpful.
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I bought the Renegade kit and was totally lost on what to use in what order. I sure didn't know to not rake the cutting pad. I'm glad you're making these step by step videos for dummies like me. I live to far away from anyone that does professional polishing. So, try to do what I can.
Happy to help. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment on my videos.
That's some pretty good tips Evan! Thanks for sharing. Been polishing for a couple of years and still learning. Thanks for the great info.
Happy to help. Thank you!
Just starting out and that was a great video Evan! Thanks a million!
Welcome, best of luck and thanks for watching. Hope you are finding my other videos helpful too!
Great vid! As a newbie, I really appreciate your information. Keep ‘em coming please!
Happy to hear the video is helpful. Thank you for watching.
Beginner. Subscribed. Did my first job today. Thanks for all your help. 👍
Thank you for supporting this channel and watching. I appreciate it.
I just wanna thank this guy! I’m binge watching all your videos to improve my polishing! Just started semi details and polishing is definitely my weakness! But the fact you shouted out the pants!!! I’ve been trying to find something that doesnt polish won’t blow through so huuuuggeeee ups to these guys!!
Thank you for watching my videos and supporting this channel. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the tips evan!!
You're welcome, thank you for watching.
Thanks SO much for the video.. i am EXACTLY the new polisher' you spoke of.. I try to find the BEST pro vids of anything.. All your stuff is Awsm.. really. Thnks agn.
I'm happy that you are finding the videos helpful. Thank you for watching!
Fundamentals like this create a foundation for great results. Thanks for the video!
I agree. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Exactly. Like with anything, you need the fundamentals to establish a strong foundation.
I agree holding compound squar will get thrown far ! I just learn how to load compound the right way . I was doing it wrong all this time ! Thank you Even for a great video ! Shine on from Guam 🇬🇺
Happy to help Brotha.
I grew up in a Paint & Body shop with a Trim shop so I know a lot about painting & polishing, however, that does not mean I could not learn something of value from this video and I did concerning how your business operates and what you need to do this. That being said I apply that to my project of stripping a 1975 MCI bus, so thanks for sharing!
Happy to help. Thanks for watching.
Brilliant video 👍
Thank you
Love the informative videos man!
Watch and comment on nearly every single one.
I appreciate it! Thank you
Great video!
Thank you
Awsome video!!!
Its kinda of ironic when you mentioned about those Brunt Pants & boots in this video!!
I just got my package from yall with the Luhmi/ Time2shine polish & Wax
And my Brunt pants & jacket too try out today!!!!
Been looking at there products for awhile just like yours and just finally bit the bullet too try them both out
Love too see a good hard working company strive too better themselves & i’m glad too helping out!!!
Have a good evening!!’
Appreciate you brotha. Thank you for watching the video and supporting my channel.
Awesome!!!! Thank you 😎
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Great tip thanks so much
No problem, thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
love ur videos
Thank you
Can’t wait to see you at MATS my buddy really needs this video
Hope you enjoyed MATS. It was a crazy busy time.
Have you ever polished black or white aluminum sides that you see on grain trailers? Would it be different than the aluminum?
Can you use airflow buffing wheel on a battery operated rotary polisher instead of grinder? I’m thinking of the Milwaukee m18 variable polisher. Thanks in advance!
I've heard different information from different folks. What's your opinion on this; when the pad takes a metallic shine on the edge, you're clogged with a lot of metal and need to rake. Is that true or would you say to just load compound over it anyway?
Hey Evan , does compound bars ever go bad from sitting for 2-3 years . My green and white compound from zephry I had for a little while wouldn’t take too my buffs . No matter what speed , it would just smooth the bar out and wouldn’t take no compound to my buff
Hey man what are the tpyes of compounds we need i dont want to buy a bunch and never use half of them
How long does a buff usually last? I plan on polishing my semi truck like 3 times a year.
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Thank you
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Thanks for watching.
Thanks, Evan appreciate all that info
Thank you for watching!
Evan, I know mentioned in one of your previous videos but I’m going crazy trying to find it! What brand and model grinder are you using to do all your polishing?!!! Please help, MAHALO!!!🤙🏽🤙🏽
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6,000 rpm
Dewalt D28499X amzn.to/2JZqw9j
6,000 rpm
Makita 9927c amzn.to/2TaKL8n
3500 rpm variable speed
Dewalt dwp849x amzn.to/2qIZ7j9
3500 rpm variable speed
How tough is it 2 fins the work?
How much polishing can you get done with 1 buff.
Im definitely over raking ... I thought we wanted it softer so it's not hazing/scratching from the fabric burning or alum. Buildup
Hope this was help, thanks for watching.
Do you clean the pad when you’re done polishing for the day or just let it stay with the cut polish on it and use it the next day
We use the rake when needed. We do not clean them after every use.
I am new to polishing and I would like to know what are the differences there are with the different colors of the buffing wheels.
I know there are different colors of compound bricks. When do you use the different blocks?
Thank you.
Brown rouge with the orange wheel is used first for the cutting process. Green with the yellow wheel is for the coloring process.
I think that's when I got confused. Even though I didn't thk my tanks needed cutting, I just used the blue compound with the white pad. Before all this, I used the blue metal passe stuff in the jar and my buffing wheel, and my tanks look great. But if I decide to try the compound again, I will try to get all the bars and pads. Thanks Evan
YOU CAN USE YELLOW TO CUT TOO
Appreciate you!
Kia Ora & Good Morning from North Shore, Auckland, New Zealand ...great video bro.
Morning! Thank you
Does buffing equal cutting stage the first step to bring the shine out after using buffing blends / sanding disks? Is polishing the last stage after buffing ( in both cases a compound is used ) ?
Yep. Commonly called cut and color. Cut being heavy buffing following sanding (sanding not always required). Color being final polish stages. Typically orange buff brown compound for cut and yellow buff/ green compound for color (polish)
@@TronVila thanks buddy
Thank you @TheArcAsylum for responding to this question. Sorry for not responding quickly. Thank you for watching.
I just purchased this buffer and it does not have the nut that holds that buffer pad on that is on your buffer. was a nut included in your package?
What did you do to keep your buffer pad on? If anyone have any suggestions, pls let me know asap. I am ready to see the works of this buffer.
I have videos here on my channel on how to mount a buff. They are very informative. The variable speed buffers don't come with a nut. They would have to be purchased separately. But here is a link to the ones you will need. amzn.to/3S1t4st
Thank you. I sent it back because I didn't know if it was missing a part or not. I purchased the blue compound bar and a white buffer pad. But I couldn't get it to look right, so I gave up.
This may be a stupid question but how should I know when to add more compound to my buff during polishing. I feel like I’m just guessing.
You should add more when it stops cutting and working as effectively. Sometimes we are all guessing as some point.
What are these pads called and where can I buy them. What do you recommend for semi gas tanks
The buffs are sold on our goshineon.com website. For aluminum tanks use brown bar with orange wheel and green bar with yellow wheel.
Best regards Evan, I follow each of your videos, I would like you to upload them with a substitute in Spanish, I would like you to know that you have excellent Spanish-speaking followers, thank you
We have looked into how we can do that and have not had any luck but we are still trying. Thank you.
I’m so noob idk what all the cut and color is or what the differences are
You can search through my videos and they will explain what each is, what they are for, and how to use them.
I have a question for you if you don't mind answering it
Sure, you can email me a Evan@goshineon.com if you would like also.
HAY EVAN WHAT TAP OF PIZZA 🍕 DO YOU LIKE
Sausage is a good one.
I OWAYS RACE CUT BUFF
Thanks for watching!
Why do you camouflage your face for these videos you look like you’re going into combat?
It's residue from polishing metal prior to making the video but it could be me preparing for war.
I still like to give it a quick rake to get it started marpol pads are 13 bucks last like 2 maverick pads menzerna bars are like 15 bucks last like 3-4 maverick bars
Thanks for watching
Everyone is different has their ways find what works I guess
Very true. Thank you for watching