Just tried this product for the first time and was so impressed with how good it works! I purchased the Chemical Guys TorqX kit to tackle the terrible swirls on my new Tucson. Pads and instructions easy to use. The Torqx polisher worked great and the VSS scratch remover was terrific in removing the swirls that came with my brand new Tucson. ( new car PDI and delivery included heavily scratched front hood! Thanks dealer ( just go count your money!). I feel so satisfied resolving the problem the dealership heaped on me. Thanks Chemical Guys
I’m very impressed with that second pass. I just bought a bottle of the vss, so far I’m impressed with how easy it was to remove door handle scratches. I’ve always been afraid of compounds, so the 1 step gives me a little bit of comfort. That result I saw on the hood is honestly amazing, can’t wait to give my E31 a nice treatment with this, it’s begging for a little correction. My restore job gave me 3 coats of clear.. I should use it lol
I’m amazed with the performance of this stuff, as a beginner I’m very glad that it seems to have a lot of forgiveness. Can’t wait to try it out this weekend
10K is a nice milestone hope to see you at 20K soon. The reason I subscribe and watch every video is because I appreciate the detail that you put into the videos without making it a half hour video every single time. Keep up all of the hard work I know myself and many others appreciate these videos a lot.
Wow you were at 10,000 subscribers when you did this video 118k now. You help me out so much! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and taking the time to do these videos
As I've just started in my 7th year of pro detailing, I find myself using less and less CG products. I actually have a bottle of VSS. It most serves me well with isolated blemish correction. I'd never use this stuff for an entire paint correction. My hat goes off to you for your patience with this product and sharing your results. Can't wait for your next AIO episode. I too agree, to do it write the first time, skip an AIO.
Congrats on the 10k subscribers, Brian. Your content is always informative and compelling. I'd still be scratching my head on certain subjects and situations, if it weren't for this channel. Well deserved.
Been Detailing for over 20 years, never liked watching videos as most think they know more than they do. Wanted info on that Swirl Remover, your video popped up. (Seems I get a lot of screwy jobs around town, so I’m still always learning.( there’s always something to learn). I enjoyed the video, and got the info I needed. I’ve used Chemical Guys for a few products, and liked them, but I use 4 other companies for products.( because I do such a wide range ). Car Kem ( they carry Granitize) my main company, but there’s Ardex,Auto Magic, and a very small company called Mark Supply. Anyway, I’ve Subscribed.🙂
I didn’t have any luck with this, used one of their hex logic orange pads as recommended and seemed to mar my clear coat. I always have good luck with megs d300 and d301 since I’m a home gamer.
Stop getting so many subs so we can keep having an edge over the competition! Just kidding, keep passing down all that valuable information, you’re an excellent teacher! By the way, I did a Land Rover today too, though, it was one of the new models so the paint was in pretty good shape. Used up the last of the ceramic on it though, those vehicles are rather large. Congrats on the milestone!
congrats my good friend on hitting 10k.i used that product 2 years ago fell really short and took 4ever to get halfway decent results.compared to ur metals table any1 of them work much better.if looking 4 paint enhancement its fine def not on paint correction.thanks 2 u it took me a while to understand difference but under ur guidance and tutelage i and others truly understand.great video once again..lets try 4 20k next time...
Congratulations for your 10k subscribers, well deserved earned and I want you to go from 10k to 100k and why not a million, it is not by flattery, it is just my opinion, here on your channel we find good advice, good reviews of the products No lies or hidden tricks. Congratulations Brian, now in terms of the product is more directed to people who have time to detail your car, in the detailing industry I do not think so normally it should be used up to twice ... time lost for you .... very nice t-shirts lol .... forward friend wish many successes and more recognitions to your channel
Hi I would like to know If its safe to use on newly painted surface which just came out from the bodyshop, assuming body shop already polished or buffed the panel. Would it going to hurt the painting/clear coat? Should I use with Orange Pad? Or White pad? Would it cut ceramic coating on existing panel?
I tried this on all three of my cars no go did not remove anything.... I tied different pads pressure I just could not get it going I do love the compound and polish they have works better this is for soft or easy light touch ups.
I just used this stuff and my paint is nice and shiny but the scratches and swirl marks are still their. I washed the panel with dish soap first, clayed it then washed it again dried it with microfiber and went to town with the DA. I tried the orange pad and still scratches. I went to a yellow pad still same thing then a blue pad nothing changes they are all still their but the paint pops now lol. What am I doing wrong?
On a black 2001 Miata, would you recommend I use a microfiber pad or foam pad with VSS? I'm new to the auto detailing stuff, and have been getting hazing. I tried VSS and a foam compounding pad, then tried meguiar's ultimate polish with a polishing pad, and both times ended with hazing. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
Any suggestions for swirl marks on a black stainless refrigerator guys? Dopey lady that cleaned our house used a scrub pad, they aren't deep scratches. Just surface swirls.
Hey Guys. I used VSS Scratch and Swirl Remover on a section of my 1982 Mercedes SL. The car cover in the garage left some swirls over the years that I wanted to remove. While the VSS seemed to take care of the swirls, it left some pretty significant streaks that I can't get out. Any ideas? Thanks
Good job ! Nice video thanks I have a question! I am. Not a professional like you is any other way to apply this product with use the tools that you used ? Thank you
I tried using VSS on my hood and door panel where there are scratches and swirls. I washed the car with clean slate, clayed the hood/door panel, used wipe out to prep the surface and then used VSS as I saw in your videos and it didn’t get any scratches or swirl makes out. I’m going to try V34 and V36. Any other suggestions please? Thanks!
if this was a one step then why did you use VSS with a microfiber pad over a foam pad? MF pads leave marring as show in this process and would need one more step with a polish to remove that. Also What product would you use as a polish after the vss was applied?
Brian congrats on 10k I see big things in your future and I'm very happy for you. As far as the product goes I personally see it as something to use first to get started on the correcting but that's just my option
Is that too much aggresive?? I have a 4.months old car, but have some swrils and some. Scratches from cat, if i use this i remove too much clear coat?? Is safe?? Or the meguiars swril remove is safer?? Thnk you in advance
For my personal vehicle if you want to take the time and use it maybe on a yearly basis does it work well for that car just a driveway detail guy who want's to take his time with out doing a three stage?
Brian mine just came in the mail i have a 67 ss camaro very dark blue color 15 year old resto ,after i use this should i wax over or can i just go with dr beasley 1 step 1201 after .Car shows very good but every so often when i am lazy i just wipe her down and than comes the fine swirls thanks.
Question, if you used the pad that chemical guys suggested would the results be any different? I know this post is 3 years old but I am considering buying this product and I want to get the most accurate reading as possible.
Brian congratulations on 10k subscribers now you have 10k potential customers if you decide to start selling some of the products you review . I would for sure support and buy from you . Just a thought
VSS is pretty much a medium polish. VSS removes 2,500 grit sanding marks, just like any other medium polish or like V36. Look at any other brands that has medium polish. They all are 2,500 grit. So yes, you can use VSS as a one step. Any medium polish is good for a one step. Compound is usually 1,200 or 1,500 grit. Medium polish is 2,500 grit & polish or final polish is 3,000 grit
Hey Brian, You are doing a fantastic job on this channel. I do have a question for you. What you recommend for deep scratches removal products are available on the market.
Awesome video! Was wondering about this stuff. I made a 2 step correction to my car a year ago and want to do a light polish. Confused about pads. Does it matter which one I use?
hi apex can you do Vss vs turtle wax ceramic polish vs 3d speed comparison for a driveway detailer that doesnt have the time or perfect lighting for a 2step and wants to provide enhancement packages for clients? thanks
I purchased this about a year ago and tried it twice. After terrible results with both attempts I threw it in the trash. Speed HD is a much better product, but does have some dusting.
I'm glad I found your channel, I was going to buy the Jetseal and Vss today, but after watching a couple comparisons and this video I'm realizing CG is a lot of hype without a lot of results. Can anyone recommend a good compound and polish for an at home use. I have a TorqX DA polisher and will be attempting to correct minor scratches and heavy swirling.
Posted this on another one of your videos. I tried this to try to remove the scratching surrounding some bird etchings on a brand new mercedes. It did a good job on the dropping etchings, but only removed about 80% of the scratches, which I would have called pretty light to begin with. Chemical Guys recommended going a step more aggressive with v34 followed by v36 or VSS. I think I will be moving away from all-in-ones but the VSS finished really nicely in what I did so I'm not opposed to finishing off with that product. Would you agree to this course of action? Not interested in using anything too too aggressive or intimidating. VSS was my first attempt at using anything, and my new car is my baby. For now, I'm not afraid to also "leave well enough alone" and I'll go back to the idea once I accumulate some other marks. But I'd like to know the best way to go. I have on hand: 303 finishing polish (not used yet), VSS, white lake country pads, orange lake country pads and everything I'd need to prepare the paint for polishing.
More Quality AIO to Come!!
Apex Detail hah yes!!!
Apex Detail I’ve used vss many times with very good results. Congrats on 10k Brian!!
Apex detail how about Sonax ex 04/06, I’ve used it and found it to be pretty good
Carlos Riveron 🤫🤭it’s coming up..
Perfect Finish is a bit better.
Just tried this product for the first time and was so impressed with how good it works!
I purchased the Chemical Guys TorqX kit to tackle the terrible swirls on my new Tucson. Pads and instructions easy to use.
The Torqx polisher worked great and the VSS scratch remover was terrific in removing the swirls that came with my brand new Tucson. ( new car PDI and delivery included heavily scratched front hood! Thanks dealer ( just go count your money!).
I feel so satisfied resolving the problem the dealership heaped on me. Thanks Chemical Guys
Brian don’t thank us. We thank you for all you give us unselfishly. You rock man!!!!!!!
Roger Perez 😁👍🏻
Danm those two minutes and 40 seconds really touched my heart ❤️
I’m very impressed with that second pass. I just bought a bottle of the vss, so far I’m impressed with how easy it was to remove door handle scratches. I’ve always been afraid of compounds, so the 1 step gives me a little bit of comfort. That result I saw on the hood is honestly amazing, can’t wait to give my E31 a nice treatment with this, it’s begging for a little correction. My restore job gave me 3 coats of clear.. I should use it lol
I’m amazed with the performance of this stuff, as a beginner I’m very glad that it seems to have a lot of forgiveness. Can’t wait to try it out this weekend
It brought a smile to my face when you were appreciating us in the beggining. Thank you! It truly made my day to have a youtuber like you on here.
David Saucedo your support is appreciated!
Brian you deserve a lot more .. such a decent human being
Keeps getting better and better. Love your straight forward real world approach.
Love from the uk 🇬🇧
Mark Jones 😁👍🏻
10K is a nice milestone hope to see you at 20K soon. The reason I subscribe and watch every video is because I appreciate the detail that you put into the videos without making it a half hour video every single time. Keep up all of the hard work I know myself and many others appreciate these videos a lot.
B Fielder I value your time as much as mine!
Wow you were at 10,000 subscribers when you did this video 118k now. You help me out so much! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and taking the time to do these videos
As I've just started in my 7th year of pro detailing, I find myself using less and less CG products. I actually have a bottle of VSS. It most serves me well with isolated blemish correction. I'd never use this stuff for an entire paint correction. My hat goes off to you for your patience with this product and sharing your results. Can't wait for your next AIO episode. I too agree, to do it write the first time, skip an AIO.
Well put....agreed👍
What would you use to save time but still be safe
@@anthonylerew ultimately a rotary buffer. Mix and match pads materials, compounds and polishes.
I think I speak for everyone on here we thank you for giving us great tips and taking time out of your day to make these videos for us
Thanks for the kind words! appreciated!
Thank you for this review! Just bought a new car. I’m excited to use to polish to correct the paint 👍
Congrats on the 10k subscribers, Brian. Your content is always informative and compelling. I'd still be scratching my head on certain subjects and situations, if it weren't for this channel. Well deserved.
Stephen Carbonaro your support is appreciated!
Brian, I have come across your channel, and I absolutely love your vids! Thanks for the deep insights, you are a true master at your craft.
Been Detailing for over 20 years, never liked watching videos as most think they know more than they do.
Wanted info on that Swirl Remover, your video popped up.
(Seems I get a lot of screwy jobs around town, so I’m still always learning.( there’s always something to learn).
I enjoyed the video, and got the info I needed.
I’ve used Chemical Guys for a few products, and liked them, but I use 4 other companies for products.( because I do such a wide range ).
Car Kem ( they carry Granitize) my main company, but there’s Ardex,Auto Magic, and a very small company called Mark Supply.
Anyway, I’ve Subscribed.🙂
Way to go Brian on the 10k club! Like I said a few months ago you will hit 30k before the end of the year. Keep up the good work.
Toby Higginbotham lots of new content to come!👍🏻
WOW BRIAN...definetely sound sincere and just so you know I always check your channel first for new videos
CAPTJ696 that's what I like to hear! 😁👍🏻
I didn’t have any luck with this, used one of their hex logic orange pads as recommended and seemed to mar my clear coat. I always have good luck with megs d300 and d301 since I’m a home gamer.
Congrats on 10k mark. Thanks to you i improved a lot on my detailing techniques. Keep the good work
Carlos Rivera thank you for your support!
Stop getting so many subs so we can keep having an edge over the competition! Just kidding, keep passing down all that valuable information, you’re an excellent teacher! By the way, I did a Land Rover today too, though, it was one of the new models so the paint was in pretty good shape. Used up the last of the ceramic on it though, those vehicles are rather large. Congrats on the milestone!
Lots of real estate to cover on those Rovers!👍🏻
I tried this for just light sinnswirls and couldn't even remove thise I did a few passes inwasnt pleased
WD40 works well in removing car badges, stickers, and decals. Spray it on, let it sit, then wipe off and polish.
Congratulations Brian! Your detailing content is hands down the best on youtube. Thank you!
Your support and kind words are much appreciated!!
congrats my good friend on hitting 10k.i used that product 2 years ago fell really short and took 4ever to get halfway decent results.compared to ur metals table any1 of them work much better.if looking 4 paint enhancement its fine def not on paint correction.thanks 2 u it took me a while to understand difference but under ur guidance and tutelage i and others truly understand.great video once again..lets try 4 20k next time...
Richard Seem agreed!😁👍🏻
I have learned so much from watching your videos, keep up the great work
Congrats for 10K subscribers Brian. You really do deserve it man.👏👍
You have been with me early on. Cheers!...really appreciate it!👍
Awesome congrats!! No thank you!! You have given me lots of great pointers and lots of new knowledge and techniques.
Iam happy to hear these vids help a bit....Cheers!
Thanks for the video. It was very informative, no BS and answered the questions I had. You have a new sub.
Thanks for all the pro tips, you keep us weekend warriors on point. 10k will soon be 50k.😎
therushden your support is appreciated!
Congratulations for your 10k subscribers, well deserved earned and I want you to go from 10k to 100k and why not a million, it is not by flattery, it is just my opinion, here on your channel we find good advice, good reviews of the products No lies or hidden tricks. Congratulations Brian, now in terms of the product is more directed to people who have time to detail your car, in the detailing industry I do not think so normally it should be used up to twice ... time lost for you .... very nice t-shirts lol .... forward friend wish many successes and more recognitions to your channel
Edgar Gomez thank you for your support!
Congrats on 10K Brian. Well deserved!
Thanks Barry!👍🏻😁
Chemical guys recommends their orange foam pad for that but great results anyway
Hi I would like to know
If its safe to use on newly painted surface which just came out from the bodyshop, assuming body shop already polished or buffed the panel.
Would it going to hurt the painting/clear coat?
Should I use with Orange Pad? Or White pad?
Would it cut ceramic coating on existing panel?
Congrates on the 10K subscribers YEAAAAAAAA Thank you for your help and instructions. You do a great job showing all of us the art of detailing.
Patrick Goebel your support is appreciated!😁👍🏻
You sir, are a class act!
Mikey P 😁👍🏻
I tried this on all three of my cars no go did not remove anything.... I tied different pads pressure I just could not get it going I do love the compound and polish they have works better this is for soft or easy light touch ups.
Thanks for this review as it will help determine my choice of buying this.
We love you Brian!!!
alvarado hector ❤️👍🏻
What is the best swirl and scratch remover product you have ever used (for us everyday car nuts). Especially on black. Thanks! Love all your vids.
First thing,Congratulations!!!
Seriously I enjoy watching your videos since day1 and have really thought me so much!!!!🙏🏽
Texas Khaos awesome! Your support is appreciated!
I just used this stuff and my paint is nice and shiny but the scratches and swirl marks are still their. I washed the panel with dish soap first, clayed it then washed it again dried it with microfiber and went to town with the DA. I tried the orange pad and still scratches. I went to a yellow pad still same thing then a blue pad nothing changes they are all still their but the paint pops now lol. What am I doing wrong?
almost 80,000 now!! i just hit the bin for a bottle of vss! looking forward to trying it.
On a black 2001 Miata, would you recommend I use a microfiber pad or foam pad with VSS? I'm new to the auto detailing stuff, and have been getting hazing. I tried VSS and a foam compounding pad, then tried meguiar's ultimate polish with a polishing pad, and both times ended with hazing. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
Any suggestions for swirl marks on a black stainless refrigerator guys? Dopey lady that cleaned our house used a scrub pad, they aren't deep scratches. Just surface swirls.
Wow that’s a Beautiful P38 Range Rover if only mine was that nice and good job as well
Hey Guys. I used VSS Scratch and Swirl Remover on a section of my 1982 Mercedes SL. The car cover in the garage left some swirls over the years that I wanted to remove. While the VSS seemed to take care of the swirls, it left some pretty significant streaks that I can't get out. Any ideas? Thanks
Good job ! Nice video thanks
I have a question! I am. Not a professional like you is any other way to apply this product with use the tools that you used ? Thank you
I tried using VSS on my hood and door panel where there are scratches and swirls. I washed the car with clean slate, clayed the hood/door panel, used wipe out to prep the surface and then used VSS as I saw in your videos and it didn’t get any scratches or swirl makes out. I’m going to try V34 and V36. Any other suggestions please? Thanks!
if this was a one step then why did you use VSS with a microfiber pad over a foam pad? MF pads leave marring as show in this process and would need one more step with a polish to remove that. Also What product would you use as a polish after the vss was applied?
Brian congrats on 10k I see big things in your future and I'm very happy for you. As far as the product goes I personally see it as something to use first to get started on the correcting but that's just my option
Sean The Detail Guy totally agree!👍🏻
Is sonax Cutmax better at removing swirls? I've used the VSS with no luck on my 2019 white GTI.
thanks
Is that too much aggresive?? I have a 4.months old car, but have some swrils and some. Scratches from cat, if i use this i remove too much clear coat?? Is safe?? Or the meguiars swril remove is safer?? Thnk you in advance
Way 2 go on 10k subs Brian, overdue and much deserved. Real quality content without the fluff. 🍻👌
Your support from the start is much appreciated and not taken for granted.
Well deserved...you work hard good friend 🙂
Loops And Threads 😁👍🏻
is that good to take swirl marks from stainless steel,,,small hairline scratches on the coating
For my personal vehicle if you want to take the time and use it maybe on a yearly basis does it work well for that car just a driveway detail guy who want's to take his time with out doing a three stage?
Congratulations for achieving 10k subs, Brian!
Go Trixie Go 😁👍🏻
Brian mine just came in the mail i have a 67 ss camaro very dark blue color 15 year old resto ,after i use this should i wax over or can i just go with dr beasley 1 step 1201 after .Car shows very good but every so often when i am lazy i just wipe her down and than comes the fine swirls thanks.
Would you recommend using this product by hand for a smaller areas on your vehicle?
After polishing and buffing with the microfiber towel, do you wipe the area with isopropyl alcohol?
Question, if you used the pad that chemical guys suggested would the results be any different? I know this post is 3 years old but I am considering buying this product and I want to get the most accurate reading as possible.
Could I use this in my foam gun or would it mess up my paint?
Yay B! Awesome reach 10k. You will get your silver YT button soon
Well deserved on your 10k Subs. Keep it up 👍🏻
Thanks Woncho...your support is much appreciated!
Is this a cutting compound, a polish, or both? How often can you polish your car using this stuff without wearing down the clear coat?
I don’t have a buffer .. could I just use wax on wax off microfibre cloth method?
Can I use Chemical guys VSS by hand? I’ve never used a machine...
Can you tell us what you would use instead of the VSS? Just so we have an idea of what to purchase?
When I removed it. It left smudges. I tried my best to get it off. Any tips?
Brian congratulations on 10k subscribers now you have 10k potential customers if you decide to start selling some of the products you review . I would for sure support and buy from you . Just a thought
Scratches and squirrels 🐿???? Haha nice work man
New sub here, your channel is awesome buddy
This is one I've yet to try but will soon.
I use so many, like is it worth it to try yet another?
Yes
What do you recommend using since you do not prefer chemical guys vss? Thanks
Check out Menzerna 400 or 3D one
Do i need to use a cutting pad for this or a waxing pad
What’s better Voss or v36 and finish with v38 from chemical guys?
What would you use in place of this?
Congrats on 10K Brian ! more on way !
Wesley Sugalski absolutely!😁👍🏻
VSS is pretty much a medium polish. VSS removes 2,500 grit sanding marks, just like any other medium polish or like V36. Look at any other brands that has medium polish. They all are 2,500 grit. So yes, you can use VSS as a one step. Any medium polish is good for a one step. Compound is usually 1,200 or 1,500 grit. Medium polish is 2,500 grit & polish or final polish is 3,000 grit
Absolutely... its the labeling with a picture of heavy swirling on the front that is a bit cheesy 🧀
Congrats on 10K
Thanks!😃
Hey Brian,
You are doing a fantastic job on this channel.
I do have a question for you. What you recommend for deep scratches removal products are available on the market.
If you don't like the CG VSS what do you recommend?
Well done on 10k you deserve it what would you say is the best single stage compound for a black car with a few swirls and scratches on thanks
what pad would i use to do this action on light scratches on a hood?
Awesome video! Was wondering about this stuff. I made a 2 step correction to my car a year ago and want to do a light polish. Confused about pads. Does it matter which one I use?
Dmocification yes pad selection is a huge decision to knock time off your correction.
Think it would have worked better with a more aggressive pad ?
Congrats B ....10k more in no time at all!🍻
James Biedlar 😁👍🏻
hi apex can you do Vss vs turtle wax ceramic polish vs 3d speed comparison for a driveway detailer that doesnt have the time or perfect lighting for a 2step and wants to provide enhancement packages for clients? thanks
Really like the new intro song.
What psi do you use on the regulator for those nuamatic tools?
I purchased this about a year ago and tried it twice. After terrible results with both attempts I threw it in the trash. Speed HD is a much better product, but does have some dusting.
928 4 Me completely agree👍🏻
90,000 + subs now.
Wow!
Do you have any recommendations on yellow hard or red flexible back attachment disk? As always great info! Thanks for the great work!
Excellent produce
I'm glad I found your channel, I was going to buy the Jetseal and Vss today, but after watching a couple comparisons and this video I'm realizing CG is a lot of hype without a lot of results. Can anyone recommend a good compound and polish for an at home use. I have a TorqX DA polisher and will be attempting to correct minor scratches and heavy swirling.
Try meguiars da correction compound and sonax perfect finish.
@@lmf8030 Thanks! I'll look into those.
Steve B an you post a close up picture when you’re done please? I’m in the same boat as you.
What pad should you use?
Posted this on another one of your videos. I tried this to try to remove the scratching surrounding some bird etchings on a brand new mercedes. It did a good job on the dropping etchings, but only removed about 80% of the scratches, which I would have called pretty light to begin with. Chemical Guys recommended going a step more aggressive with v34 followed by v36 or VSS. I think I will be moving away from all-in-ones but the VSS finished really nicely in what I did so I'm not opposed to finishing off with that product. Would you agree to this course of action? Not interested in using anything too too aggressive or intimidating. VSS was my first attempt at using anything, and my new car is my baby. For now, I'm not afraid to also "leave well enough alone" and I'll go back to the idea once I accumulate some other marks. But I'd like to know the best way to go. I have on hand: 303 finishing polish (not used yet), VSS, white lake country pads, orange lake country pads and everything I'd need to prepare the paint for polishing.
Oh...I did VSS with the white pad. Think I'd get much better results if I went orange? It was ordered after I was done. lol
What would be your first choice?
Do you find VSS leaves holograms/buffer marks?