Nice to see you do a video on nibs also buffing I like buffing I like to see you do a video on block sanding filler and a smart repair job be cool I like this video thank you kandy man take care
I love buffing a custom job but i hate doing it on a collision job. I’ve been using the festool denibber by 3m #29925. I hit the nibs and buff them right out. Once u learn how to use it u don’t even have to sand them. Awesome video sir 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@@kandyman5315 nice one kandy man just been over to your channel watching your videos love it👌 nice to watch and have someone down to earth Taking about there passion for paint and I must say your car is sick man
Hey man great video. You should check out 3D Aca 510 compound. You can actually buff 1500 grit sand scratches out with no problem figured I’d tell you about it might save you a little bit of time I know it did me
Depends on the clear coat you’re using . And how fressh the clear coat is . I’m very hesitant using 2000 it creates swirl marks, even hitting it with 3000 . Heavy RPM on your white pad, heat it up faster
This is what I’m trying to learn all videos are for show car type work which Ik but moving into a production shop I’m trying to learn how to save the time and still be nice basically leaving it factory orange peel but de nibbed
Old timer here from UK. Just a couple of things, have you experienced the re-appearing of de-nibbing marks a couple of hours after final buff? Secondly, I've watched many vids on you US refinishers and you seem to prefer wool heads instead of the sponge heads. It just takes me back to the cellulose days which they were great but would cringe using them on a 2K finish.
Nothing worse than walking into work only to be told your in detail bay all day. Great video KM
Lol 👍 😆
Nice to see you do a video on nibs also buffing I like buffing I like to see you do a video on block sanding filler and a smart repair job be cool I like this video thank you kandy man take care
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I recently got some G360 compound and excited to use it, heard a lot of good stuff about it
It's good after the 3000 grit thanks for the comments
Nice work
I use 3M 1 & 2 but I like a wool pad for first cut
Yes sir and thank you for your support
I love Mirka Abralon foam pads for denibbing,wet.
Foam works great thanks for watching
The 360 ist very good stuff
It is thanks for watching
Similar to what I do, but 1500 then 3000 on a Mirka 75mm DA, the smaller DA keeps it small and protects as much peel I can
Nice thanks for watching
I love buffing a custom job but i hate doing it on a collision job. I’ve been using the festool denibber by 3m #29925. I hit the nibs and buff them right out. Once u learn how to use it u don’t even have to sand them. Awesome video sir 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I'll check into that thanks Juan for your knowledge and support 👍
I've see them before gonna order one and try it thanks
@@kandyman5315 Got one too.
3m compound is great 👍 I have used the rotary buffer you have great bit of kit 👍
Just was talking about you with Dean .💪
He ask me if I see your channel told him guy does awesome work 👏 and I'm subscribed
@@kandyman5315 nice one kandy man just been over to your channel watching your videos love it👌 nice to watch and have someone down to earth
Taking about there passion for paint and I must say your car is sick man
Thanks brother happy A man of your talent appreciates my channel.
@@kandyman5315 👍thank you
Hey man great video. You should check out 3D Aca 510 compound. You can actually buff 1500 grit sand scratches out with no problem figured I’d tell you about it might save you a little bit of time I know it did me
Thanks I'll check it out thanks again for watching
Love 3D
Depends on the clear coat you’re using . And how fressh the clear coat is . I’m very hesitant using 2000 it creates swirl marks, even hitting it with 3000 . Heavy RPM on your white pad, heat it up faster
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This is what I’m trying to learn all videos are for show car type work which Ik but moving into a production shop I’m trying to learn how to save the time and still be nice basically leaving it factory orange peel but de nibbed
But my painter always has trash and alot of it so it’s hard not to want to take it all out
Old timer here from UK. Just a couple of things, have you experienced the re-appearing of de-nibbing marks a couple of hours after final buff? Secondly, I've watched many vids on you US refinishers and you seem to prefer wool heads instead of the sponge heads. It just takes me back to the cellulose days which they were great but would cringe using them on a 2K finish.
Yes I have had that problem. That's why I use the wool lol .I switched back to 3m and now use only foam
What speeds do you recommend for compounding and polishing?
1800 rpm compound 1600 polish
@@kandyman5315 thanks Appreciate all your tips and tricks.
Anytime 😊
Great job... buffing sucks 😳
Lmao I like it when it's over👍
Farecla to cut then finish with meguires
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching
Crappy job cutting and buffing bro but end result is worth it inclusions are part of refinishing stay cool brother 😀
Thanks again dean
@@kandyman5315 😄😄😄
You hit nibs with what? 2000? 3000?
Buffing👎, Most unfavorite job in the shop😆
Ain't that the truth 🤪