Using the "5-5-5" method to eliminate car scratches!

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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  • @diydetailofficial
    @diydetailofficial  Год назад +94

    Gold Standard Wool Cutting Pad: diydetail.com/products/gold-standard-wool-pad
    Gold Standard Polish: diydetail.com/products/gold-standard-polish
    Deeper dive into the 555 method
    ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.html

    • @You-sw7tm
      @You-sw7tm Год назад +1

      That was more than 5 seconds

    • @dontsugarcoat2729
      @dontsugarcoat2729 Год назад +1

      Use it on your head dud

    • @Slingshot860
      @Slingshot860 Год назад

      Would this remove egg mark from paint

    • @MatthewTvNews
      @MatthewTvNews Год назад +1

      I have a haze now, so now what?

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +2

      @@MatthewTvNews this is an agressive cutting step, you need to refine with a polishing pad.

  • @AztkSmooth
    @AztkSmooth Год назад +2247

    This ain’t a deep scratch. If it catches your nail this won’t fix it.

    • @yuhyuhh2587
      @yuhyuhh2587 Год назад +98

      Facts lol

    • @bheyward11
      @bheyward11 Год назад +117

      I detail and I agree 100 percent!

    • @gearedupkim9516
      @gearedupkim9516 Год назад +90

      Yes totally agree, that was something rubbing compound on a microfiber cloth could have Easily taken out/off.

    • @blaketoocold4988
      @blaketoocold4988 Год назад +12

      Exactly

    • @burtbrooks7731
      @burtbrooks7731 Год назад +58

      Yep if your nail catches it, you aint fixing it with polish lol

  • @johnsnykers5884
    @johnsnykers5884 Год назад +846

    A deep scratch does not vanish in 5 sec.

    • @misssummersalt
      @misssummersalt Год назад +29

      Uhhh... Yes it can. I've done it MANY times since I first saw Yvan demonstrate the technique about 2 or 3 years ago.

    • @davidsprauer9443
      @davidsprauer9443 Год назад +24

      Took five seconds to put the compound on the wheel
      Edit [ Thanks for the 10 likes, close to a first or so I believe ]

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +36

      Try it, you may enjoy it.

    • @MHal312
      @MHal312 Год назад +33

      @@misssummersalt you must not know what a deep scratch is lol.

    • @Flippp300
      @Flippp300 Год назад

      I agree with u 1000%

  • @808G8GT
    @808G8GT Год назад +186

    I'm a professional detailer and I can tell you...that is NOT a deep scratch. You CANNOT fix a "deep" scratch that has gone beyond the clearcoat into the base coatby buffing. Only scratches within the clearcoat and not compromising the base coat can be buffed out.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +5

      We have a podcast addressing this actually it’s got “5-5-5 “ in the title

    • @jimlucas0
      @jimlucas0 10 месяцев назад +5

      And if you were a professional detailer you'd know that the clear coat is the thickest coat, so a scratch that almost goes through the clear coat is still a pretty deep scratch.

    • @ndagijimana
      @ndagijimana 5 месяцев назад +2

      That looks a paint stain on black, if it was a scratch, it would have reached primer which is hard to remove by polishing. I do body detailing as well

    • @immytweed4607
      @immytweed4607 3 месяца назад +3

      Half scratch was left. Bit unprofessional video and upload. If there is no paint you can not polish it out because there is no 🎨 paint

    • @Join0rDIE1776
      @Join0rDIE1776 2 месяца назад

      I love how all yous call yourselves “professional” detailers. Like you all compete in the xgames for gold medals! Hahahaha so anyone that does a specific job for a period of time can call themselves professional?! Like Walmart cashiers are “professional cashiers” or Arby’s roast beef flipper professional! Yall need to get over yourselves and just say I detail cars for a living , this whole IM A PROFESSIONAL CAR DETAILER” is lame as fu*kkkkkk

  • @krakensmobiledetailing
    @krakensmobiledetailing Год назад +255

    This works for deep clear coat scratches, if it's beyond, you have to touch up and wet sand

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +29

      Correct

    • @stephenmiljkovic5584
      @stephenmiljkovic5584 Год назад +18

      ​@@diydetailofficial then it's not a deep scratch.

    • @yaranzo5pwns
      @yaranzo5pwns 11 месяцев назад +13

      ​@@stephenmiljkovic5584It is a deep scratch in terms of polishing. Deep is subjective. People have no common sense.

    • @moan_jem6870
      @moan_jem6870 9 месяцев назад +2

      How deep is too deep?

    • @jasoncoates8094
      @jasoncoates8094 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@diydetailofficialyour an idiot

  • @kaykay209
    @kaykay209 Год назад +441

    Someone give this man the liar of the year award 😂

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +16

      have you tried the method? It actually works great

    • @johnp8120
      @johnp8120 Год назад +9

      I've tried this method, several times, and it works, however I've never tried their products, which I will be doing doon

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +6

      Thank you John P

    • @nicolasvitullo4818
      @nicolasvitullo4818 Год назад +2

      Hahahaha Omg best line ever lmao😂

    • @LionsTigersBears
      @LionsTigersBears 11 месяцев назад +5

      That is a crayon mark

  • @idronecharpifpv89
    @idronecharpifpv89 Год назад +19

    This guy needs to really learn two things: 1- what a deep scratch is and 2- how long 5 seconds are!

  • @ip5232
    @ip5232 Год назад +75

    Well of course! To the people that don't know , those are easy to take off, it just material from another object,superficial I would say , NOT a scratch at all , those are even easy to be " erase" with just the towel.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +7

      This was a tree branch scratch, not transfer.

    • @allenedwards3073
      @allenedwards3073 Год назад

      Yes thanks . Allen in riverside. This Guy Is full of crap.

    • @annagraham6204
      @annagraham6204 Год назад +4

      Great to see real comments on here. Been lied to long enough. The irony of other so called real detailers shilling for a product called Do It Yourself?

    • @labourlawact7826
      @labourlawact7826 Год назад +1

      @@diydetailofficial What if it's a deep key scratch to the bare metal?

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      Hey I P the 5-5-5 truly works! Here’s a video of myself using it real-time and seeing it in person as well. I was skeptical too! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @BrianF2668
    @BrianF2668 Год назад +23

    it’s called a filler polish. one wash or rain and it’s back

  • @JakubSK
    @JakubSK 16 дней назад +4

    No one in these comments makes videos? Good job geniuses.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  16 дней назад +1

      Thank you.

    • @michaelbrown8441
      @michaelbrown8441 5 часов назад

      no but we have real life experience to know that is not a deep scratch lol unplug your mind

  • @thesamsquatch5224
    @thesamsquatch5224 Год назад +28

    The 5-5-5 method I like using it, really saves time and clear coat. You're rounding over the scratch. Its still there but much less apparent to the eye.
    Well done Yvan! The new pads look awesome

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      Yes!

    • @thesamsquatch5224
      @thesamsquatch5224 Год назад +5

      @@iglopez63D the 5-5-5 method here is taking the polish and pad. With a heavier scratch you set the machine to speed 5, for 5 seconds and apply 5 pounds of pressure.
      So we're rounding over that scratch but not creating heat and damaging the clear coat
      But we make it much less visible to the eye

    • @hi7535
      @hi7535 Год назад

      @@iglopez63D Watch the fucking video where it is explained ffs

    • @alfaromeo6985
      @alfaromeo6985 3 месяца назад

      Why not use a much narrower buffer path to save the undamaged area from being thinned out for no good reason? A mini buffer of about 1/4" path should do it....something like Dremel tool.

  • @lilpelusa
    @lilpelusa 11 месяцев назад +7

    If Master Roshi says the scratch comes off I believe him 😌. I need some of his product 😊

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  11 месяцев назад +2

      Yep here’s a follow up video too: ruclips.net/video/yrXLzfj82nM/видео.htmlsi=n-2j9EgGKdBkQxuz

    • @nomadsteve5297
      @nomadsteve5297 4 месяца назад

      I have some magic beans for sale

  • @dhubbs4
    @dhubbs4 Год назад +24

    That was 10 seconds, sir.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +3

      Approximately 5 seconds.

    • @jblaze725
      @jblaze725 Год назад +11

      I actually counted about 12 but I don’t want to nitpick.

    • @james10739
      @james10739 8 дней назад

      I was at 11 looking at the video time but if we are calling 10 approximately 5 which is double are you like it will take approximately a week but in reality it's 2 weeks and you tell then it's approximately 1 week

  • @Blackcrowen
    @Blackcrowen Год назад +5

    So much negativity on you Ivan keep doing your thing I love your content coming from another detailer

  • @vaughn6820
    @vaughn6820 День назад +1

    Those unsightly grease pencil streaks are far easier to buff out than a real scratch...

  • @phillipmills9914
    @phillipmills9914 4 часа назад +1

    Definitely need this on my c5

  • @biilyblast64
    @biilyblast64 Год назад +5

    The way you said "you got" reminded me of AOL mail lol "you've got maaaail"

  • @eridzone
    @eridzone 5 месяцев назад +3

    At the end i was able to see the scratch

  • @Bob-hp9ie
    @Bob-hp9ie 20 дней назад +1

    I ordered one of those machines, but it’s amazing what polish can get rid of

  • @futuristicmobiledetail5444
    @futuristicmobiledetail5444 Год назад +31

    I got a scratch out today it took 10 min. That’s what I call a deep scratch.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +2

      Excellent

    • @bm_wuratli6883
      @bm_wuratli6883 Год назад +6

      @@diydetailofficial what do u mean excelent? he literaly saying u lying*

    • @yaranzo5pwns
      @yaranzo5pwns 11 месяцев назад +1

      If you took 10 minutes to polish out a scratch, you took out a lot more than the scratch lol

    • @futuristicmobiledetail5444
      @futuristicmobiledetail5444 11 месяцев назад

      @@yaranzo5pwns lol of course, most customers don’t care they just want the scratch removed. Scratches takes time.

    • @JonDough-ux9ju
      @JonDough-ux9ju 5 месяцев назад

      @@futuristicmobiledetail5444so you burned threw their clear coat? You can’t spend more than a few seconds on a scratch numb nuts

  • @benclarkson4205
    @benclarkson4205 Год назад +45

    5 seconds… proceeds to swirl for an eternity

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +2

      Not at all, give this technique a try, you will be surprised.

    • @Hugh.G.Rection.
      @Hugh.G.Rection. Год назад +1

      😂

    • @joemuzzi6746
      @joemuzzi6746 Год назад +4

      I spit my coffee out reading this lmao

    • @yaranzo5pwns
      @yaranzo5pwns 11 месяцев назад

      Lame brain comment. 5 seconds in an area that is 3 times the size of your pad means 15 seconds of polishing. Don't be stupid.

    • @mattseifert8061
      @mattseifert8061 4 месяца назад +3

      It was 10 seconds lol.

  • @iglopez63D
    @iglopez63D Год назад +4

    Thank you Master!

  • @victoryfirst2878
    @victoryfirst2878 Месяц назад +1

    NICE WORK FELLA. JOB WELL DONE.

  • @imaginova88
    @imaginova88 26 дней назад +3

    This should be called 10 second scratch removal trick

  • @detailersgarage
    @detailersgarage Год назад +9

    5-5-5 method in action. Love it!

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @toddfulbright3901
    @toddfulbright3901 5 месяцев назад +1

    I’ll have to try this polish what I’ve seen looks like a good product. I’ve been using jescar correction compound and polishes for close to ten years and I’m always looking for something new. Jescar products are pretty expensive. Everything is now days

  • @c_72_shirsathvarad60
    @c_72_shirsathvarad60 8 месяцев назад

    The quality of the paint of your car can be seen through your reflection on the panel & it's just so awesome 😮

  • @AliVapeReviews
    @AliVapeReviews Год назад +5

    When you’re doing videos like this would love to see you use a panel wipe after

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      It’s a 30 second short, in the long form video we do. It makes no difference as The Gold Standard Polishing System doesn’t fill.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @SvenAmend
    @SvenAmend Год назад +3

    Looks like a surface contamination on top of the clearcoat. I can't believe that this is a true scratch removal.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      Trying it is believing.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @corder_pounder
    @corder_pounder Год назад

    Depending on how the scratch is, this will work! Pad, speed, and pressure like he mentioned does apply too.

  • @MonocanBasquiat
    @MonocanBasquiat 5 месяцев назад +2

    I thought he was bout to say “you’ve got mail!” …like the AOL guy 😂

  • @garethsykes8648
    @garethsykes8648 Год назад +4

    5 seconds I counted 11 seconds and polish doesn't take a deep scratch out if you run you're finger nail over it and it catches the scratch you're painting that panel

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      Many different interpretations of what constitutes a scratch. Give the technique a try.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I agree with you Gareth. I think what they meant to say was either round off the deep scratch/if it’s a deep clear coat scratch it may be removed too with this method.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @andrewmelia2008
    @andrewmelia2008 Год назад +3

    Can u re make this video but show the scratch using an inspection torch and show again after polishing but rub down the area with panel wipe or ipa so we can see the true results

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      We will make a long form video on this soon.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @Southsidefulldetail
    @Southsidefulldetail Месяц назад

    So sweet removable scratch I'm with out words 😮😮😮😮 I always work with meguiars all the time no other quemical

  • @sonidoexperiencia
    @sonidoexperiencia 10 месяцев назад +1

    This is off topic but awesome handle bar mustache my friend 👍🏽👍🏽 I’m a year into growing mine

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  10 месяцев назад

      Thank you, it’s almost 40 years in my case.

  • @aviationshchannel256
    @aviationshchannel256 Год назад +15

    Scratch was a paid actor....!!😂😂

  • @DIYworkplace
    @DIYworkplace Год назад +12

    I am learning so much from you Yvan! Great job as always!

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      Happy to hear that!

    • @Liam.......
      @Liam....... Год назад +2

      You won't learn anything from this video. That's a light scratch in the lacquer

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @EurikaDuToit
    @EurikaDuToit 11 месяцев назад +1

    A transfer scratch is easy to remove. Deep ones take a bit of time to round out and be less visible.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  11 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.html

  • @Willemopper51
    @Willemopper51 23 дня назад +2

    Reliable grandpa face scams without batting an eyelid.

  • @ZynxyHD
    @ZynxyHD Год назад +6

    I’m surprised the people in these comments aren’t making these videos, since they obviously have the answers 😂

  • @phenixwars1
    @phenixwars1 Год назад +3

    So much hate comments on this video. It's really sad to see. Kudos to the DIY team for not returning evil for evil 👍🏼 It's certainly not an easy thing to do.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +3

      Thank you, unfortunately when stepping out of established convention, it can get rocky some times. Fortunately many have tried the technique and find it useful.

    • @gordonfinlay
      @gordonfinlay 14 дней назад

      I like the alternative methods to fix the scratch! Evil comments I ignore and try to discern if there are any useful techniques to keep!

  • @1powerequalsgod
    @1powerequalsgod 11 месяцев назад

    Depends on the width of the scratch if you feel it by finger nail how much it can be removed. It’s very possible it can be removed or made less noticeable. Don’t knock what is being said here until you tried it from experience.

  • @delira_designschannel2684
    @delira_designschannel2684 11 месяцев назад

    Looks like a scratch you can remove by wiping a bit of compound with a microfiber. Deep scratches need sanding or actually paint

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  11 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.htmlsi=QXzB-SDzzyUP4hH1

  • @Mr16118mackbolan
    @Mr16118mackbolan Год назад +5

    Thank you.
    I tried my hand at polishing but I think I need the wool pad to remove those scratches

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      We also have a podcast on our podcast section of the channel where we talk about the 5-5-5 method 👍

  • @ashdetailing7642
    @ashdetailing7642 Год назад +6

    5 lbs of pressure i love it, cutting pad, cutting compound, quick mist of water and hold it f&@king tight

  • @stevenv9224
    @stevenv9224 Год назад +4

    When you have a deep scratch do you still have to do the following steps decontaminated the area, like wash,iron remover etc?

  • @AlwaysUpgradingRCTurko
    @AlwaysUpgradingRCTurko Год назад +1

    It’s just a surface clear scratch. Some fine cut and a micro fiber towel can do the same thing. Or a foam pad.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      Not in this case , it was a much deeper scratch.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @Ksoism
    @Ksoism 2 месяца назад +1

    Even if this works, this is good only for cars with very good paintwork, especially if black. If you run compound on one small area, it'll pop out from the rest of the car. But that's how it goes, just a heads up for older cars.

  • @JOBIJOSEPH
    @JOBIJOSEPH Месяц назад

    It actually lighten the entire paint surface area.

  • @MeliorIlle
    @MeliorIlle Год назад +4

    Anything left after this method needs to be repainted or sanded yes?

  • @chamhadcoler5079
    @chamhadcoler5079 Год назад +6

    Did I my own paint correction a year ago bought a brand new 2021 5.0 with 5 miles on it I let the dealership wash the car because it came off the truck dusty and they ran it through a car wash.

  • @glenzee9083
    @glenzee9083 6 месяцев назад +1

    Perfection. But lets keep in mind that scratch almost made it to the primer if not down to the primer. So exactly how much of the clearcoat and paint did you remove. Remember we are talking thousanths if an inch in paint and clear coat.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  6 месяцев назад +1

      Not much was removed, the goal is to round over the edges in order to make it less visible.
      ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.html

  • @MrSamPhoenix
    @MrSamPhoenix Год назад +2

    Great trick, but it really depends on how deep the scratch is.

  • @samuelautodetailing9467
    @samuelautodetailing9467 Год назад +24

    That’s not a deep scratch; that’s paint transfer

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      Definitely not paint transfer, came from a tree branch in the woods.

    • @annagraham6204
      @annagraham6204 Год назад +4

      It came from a tree branch in the woods or a pen from the city.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      The 5-5-5 truly works! Here’s a video of myself using it real-time and seeing it in person as well. I was skeptical too! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

    • @cHiRAQsTREAK314
      @cHiRAQsTREAK314 Год назад

      Nu uhh thats tree transfer 😂

    • @kevinwhite8836
      @kevinwhite8836 11 месяцев назад +1

      Just a minor scuff in the clear, not sure it is paint transfer though and definitely not a deep scratch.

  • @MA3Times
    @MA3Times Год назад +4

    A deep scratch when u touch the metal and go through ur paint, and when that happens it won’t vanish need to get it done properly

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      Everyone has a different interpretation of what a scratch is.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      Hey Legit. Here’s a video of Yvan explaining and doing the 555 method in person. I was skeptical too but this truly works amazing. ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @furiousfifth5th
    @furiousfifth5th 3 месяца назад

    It’s a scuff mark you can use a cloth and lacquer thinner or rubbing alcohol to remove it..

  • @redneckskater1657
    @redneckskater1657 Год назад +2

    Looks good. I will definitely be trying your chemicals for sure and ditching my chemical guys watered down weekend warrior chemicals

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      Thank you

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @skylerteague6719
    @skylerteague6719 Год назад +6

    I like how people say 5 lbs of pressure when they are using their hands but clearly u actually truly do not know how much pressure you're putting on it with your hands 💀💀💀

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +3

      You can always get yourself a postage scale from Amazon and test out what 5 lbs feels like with polisher and pad👍

    • @skylerteague6719
      @skylerteague6719 Год назад +1

      @@diydetailofficial so just the polisher and pad no tool 💀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @ke6gwf
      @ke6gwf Год назад +3

      ​@@skylerteague6719 the polisher IS the tool.
      What he means is, use a postage scale to see what it feels like to apply 5 pounds of pressure, and then replicate that on the car

    • @sacballa_kills_em_wit_facts
      @sacballa_kills_em_wit_facts 6 месяцев назад

      @@skylerteague6719you’re that special person who doesn’t know any better 🤣😂

  • @GaryThatsgary
    @GaryThatsgary Год назад +3

    Best way to make em vanish is to only show them on youtube.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      This works just as well in person.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      Hey Gary I was skeptical too The 5-5-5 truly works! Here’s a video of myself using it real-time and seeing it in person at a training as well. I was skeptical too! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @fvazquez731
    @fvazquez731 6 дней назад +1

    You can still see it😮

  • @ronbeck8643
    @ronbeck8643 2 месяца назад

    That was pretty impressive I’m not gonna lie but depending on how deep that scratch was you basically just reduced that one small area of clearcoat which minimize its UV protection which is all fine and dandy for someone who doesn’t know better but if I were to look at that panel when you were done I would be able to see the unevenness in the clearcoat due to you just removing the scratch and not reducing the entire panel to make the entire panel match.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  2 месяца назад

      In this technique we are rounding over the edges of the scratch, this explains it best ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.html

  • @tracyguinan2325
    @tracyguinan2325 Год назад +5

    That's not a deep scratch...you can remove paint transfer with paint thinner

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      That’s not paint transfer, it’s a scratch from a branch. Paint thinner would not remove it.

    • @tracyguinan2325
      @tracyguinan2325 Год назад +2

      That could of been removed by hand with compound but ok...

  • @peterl2017
    @peterl2017 Год назад +11

    Should just make an infomercial for your miracle scratch remover. If you act now, we will double your order……..real deep scratch for sure.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +2

      Try it, you will see how well it works

    • @peterl2017
      @peterl2017 Год назад +2

      @@diydetailofficial It may well be a great product. Just didn’t think the scratch was what one would call a deep one.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @Hoofhearted734
    @Hoofhearted734 Год назад +2

    Light rays aren’t bent by the indentation since the Liquid filled it up

  • @pattty008
    @pattty008 3 месяца назад

    Dude! I need you! You are the guy I need to teach me how to fix my car

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  3 месяца назад

      We do our best here, and in our facebook group
      bit.ly/DIYDetailFacebookGroup

    • @BlackandWhitecustoms
      @BlackandWhitecustoms 2 месяца назад

      Find someone that lives around you that does good work and offer to work for free to learn. Otherwise you will pay for your education with mess ups and repairs. Looking online for help isn't gonna help you, only hands on can.

  • @fatimavega7517
    @fatimavega7517 Год назад +3

    No it is not possible That is not a scratch to remove a deep scratch it is tatally different prossesure

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      I highly suggest you try this before dismissing it.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @fitboy500
    @fitboy500 Год назад +2

    From 🇪🇬 Good job 😊👍🏽

  • @anactualloaf8134
    @anactualloaf8134 Год назад +5

    I have doubts about how, "deep," that scratch was.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +2

      Try the technique yourself, your doubts will be eliminated

    • @factsuniverse851
      @factsuniverse851 Год назад

      Looks suspicious too me as well........looks like chalk pencil. I painted cars for 20yrs in collision repair shops

  • @factsuniverse851
    @factsuniverse851 Год назад +11

    I call BS. .. ..........Run your fingernail across the scratch on camera, then show the scratch gone by that process...a scratch that deep WILL NOT BUFF OUT

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +3

      Thank you, we suggest that you actually try this before dismissing it.

    • @factsuniverse851
      @factsuniverse851 Год назад +5

      @DIY Detail I'll tell you what, you do a video where you SHOW how deep the scratch is before your "magic" polish does its thing.........

    • @MHal312
      @MHal312 Год назад +1

      @@factsuniverse851 thats a scuff not a scratch. Lol coulda used 110 on a rag and got that sucker out.

    • @factsuniverse851
      @factsuniverse851 Год назад

      @@MHal312 dude said "deep scratch"......

    • @MHal312
      @MHal312 Год назад

      @@factsuniverse851 yep smh

  • @gotaigo
    @gotaigo 11 месяцев назад

    only if the outer later (clear coat) was scratched; not metal level. it disappears because the compound fills in scratched area and eliminates the angles that catches the light edges to reflect the scratch.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  11 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/yrXLzfj82nM/видео.html

  • @reddiamonddetailing1088
    @reddiamonddetailing1088 Год назад +1

    I've tried it and of course if it's trough the clearcoat it's fucked up but this technique give you a quick and efficient way to make scratches less visible and anyway that's all we can do when it goes trough the clear

  • @kingsbury0n1wheel
    @kingsbury0n1wheel Год назад +8

    That wasn’t a deep scratch bud.. that was paint transfer.. or white out

    • @jeffc6832
      @jeffc6832 Год назад +4

      I've used this method often, it definitely works. Spot treating scratches like this instead of sanding or heavy compounding of the entire vehicle saves valuable clearcoat. Our job as detailers should be to improve the appearance to the customer's naked eye (not a detailer's trained eye), without compromising their clear coat. When it is your own vehicle, do whatever you want...as long as you know the risks.

    • @larrydevillers9071
      @larrydevillers9071 Год назад +3

      Any store bought polish would of removed that light scratch. It's a Gimmick!

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      Try it for yourself on scratch of your choice.

    • @MHal312
      @MHal312 Год назад +1

      @@diydetailofficial make a video and show me your nail going into this scratch and level it out for me using your 5 seconds thing please.

  • @austingranger4223
    @austingranger4223 6 месяцев назад +1

    Im excited to try your stuff on my truck

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  6 месяцев назад

      Hope you like it!

    • @marinam7886
      @marinam7886 5 месяцев назад

      try it I bought some best polish I have ever used!

  • @slowazzes1972
    @slowazzes1972 5 месяцев назад +2

    How do you remove a scratch from matte black paint? Will buffing it work?

  • @williamzinser2378
    @williamzinser2378 Год назад +5

    That's not a scratch, its a rub mark..... lol

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      It was a branch scratch

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      The 5-5-5 truly works! Here’s a video of myself using it real-time and seeing it in person as well. I was skeptical too! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @kin357
    @kin357 Год назад +2

    Tried to sign up on the site for 10% off. By the 5th Captcha requirement (I got them all right) I clicked off. Will be getting pads and polish somewhere else.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      So sorry for your troubles please use YVAN10 for 10% off

  • @RothBeyondTheGrave
    @RothBeyondTheGrave Год назад +2

    Came for the tip, stayed for the mustache

  • @wesfields9322
    @wesfields9322 Год назад +3

    "Your total for this sractch is $750.57"

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      That’s why sometimes it’s better to hire a professional

  • @shanejones5885
    @shanejones5885 Год назад +3

    I call BS. This clearly isn't fixing the scratch, so at best it has to be filling it in which means scratch is coming back.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      No filling at all, it’s rounding over the sharp corners, eliminating the appearance of the scratch.

    • @DetailingMadeSimple
      @DetailingMadeSimple Год назад

      I was a skeptic here myself. I used it recently and physically saw it in person at a training where we picked the scratch and Yvan demo it! video of myself using it real-time and seeing it! ruclips.net/video/8grBeG6Nwrk/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

  • @joelavery3235
    @joelavery3235 9 месяцев назад +1

    To all the people who haven’t detailed for a living. Yes that is a bad scratch and yes buffing it out is that easy.

  • @ericl1754
    @ericl1754 9 месяцев назад +2

    It’s (not)... a “deep scratch” , it’s what we in the industry call a ‘rub’. This supposed “deeeep scratch”is in fact all on the surface and easy to remove, as he showed you.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  9 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.html

    • @dennisbrown3717
      @dennisbrown3717 6 месяцев назад

      Yep, if it wasn’t a dry erase marker it was just paint transfer. Not sure who he’s trying to sell this to but I use some of the best stuff in the world and nothing takes out a DEEP scratch bet a body shop.

  • @joeladd6023
    @joeladd6023 Год назад +3

    NOT A SCRATCH!!!! IT IS A MARK ON PAINT!!! A SCRATCH WOULD HAVE REMOVED THE CAR'S OAINT!!! A bit of polish would sort it anyway....

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      Everyone has a different definition of what a scratch is.

    • @annagraham6204
      @annagraham6204 Год назад

      @@diydetailofficial just like everyone has their own definition of truth apparently. You did call it a “trick” so by my definition you weren’t lying.

  • @martinporter6478
    @martinporter6478 5 дней назад +1

    He basically just filled the scratch with wax. Wash it a few times and hey miracle. Scratche is back

  • @chrisnaden
    @chrisnaden Год назад +1

    Best magic trick ever. Now you see it. Now you don’t.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      😀 not magic though, no fillers in Gold Standard Polish so what you see is what you get

  • @MrLagalagYT
    @MrLagalagYT 7 месяцев назад +1

    "And that brother, is how I got my mustache"

  • @Faksnima
    @Faksnima 6 месяцев назад +2

    That scratch was still there at the end of the video. Lol.

  • @e.r.6147
    @e.r.6147 4 месяца назад

    Im sold will be buying ur stuff but i counted and that was clearly 10 seconds sir 🎩

  • @_1ben
    @_1ben 2 месяца назад

    this will work on all deep scratches past the clearcoat

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  2 месяца назад

      No, ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.html

    • @_1ben
      @_1ben 2 месяца назад

      @@diydetailofficial oh yes it will and i have a you tube video out soon to show you how this method pulls dents , bends and other mishaps

  • @snoop35L
    @snoop35L Год назад +2

    And now you have no lacquer left have a nice day sir

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      Yes we do, this technique rounds over the edges of the scratch without removing excessive clear coat.

    • @rscholey85
      @rscholey85 Год назад

      You know nothing 😂 you do realise you can sandpaper your car right and then remove those sanding marks and still have plenty of clear coat this isn’t aggressive, polish around 72 times on average and you will burn through clear coat

  • @paulp7561
    @paulp7561 Год назад +2

    I need a diy on how to get my mustache like that!

  • @dennisbrown3717
    @dennisbrown3717 11 месяцев назад +1

    It either has a heavy filler in it or like most of these buy my stuff channels it’s a white dry erase marker line. I’m going with that.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  11 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.html

  • @deanknowles1631
    @deanknowles1631 5 месяцев назад +1

    You have had a channel on fixing up buses into motorhomes

  • @jimm5238
    @jimm5238 Год назад +1

    It was still there at end of video, the light catches it.

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад

      Yea the goal is to not remove too much clear, but too round over the corner

  • @emjilarson7372
    @emjilarson7372 11 месяцев назад

    it worked but that was more than 5 seconds when you finsihed polishing the scratch. You polished the scratched at roughly 10-12 seconds

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  11 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.html

  • @charliejamz.
    @charliejamz. 11 месяцев назад +1

    This guy has an answer for everyone’s comment.😂

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  11 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/_PeDOW30xRI/видео.html

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  11 месяцев назад

      We have 2 long form podcasts on the subject to answer people’s questions 😀ruclips.net/video/yrXLzfj82nM/видео.html

  • @keerondapoet
    @keerondapoet 9 месяцев назад +1

    Basically its still scratched but he polished the scratched surface so the color came out,
    Think of it like ashy skin
    When you scratch you skin it get white
    All he did was add lotion
    (Im not high I’m just weird)

  • @rudedude8794
    @rudedude8794 Год назад +2

    It were sill there

    • @diydetailofficial
      @diydetailofficial  Год назад +1

      Yes, we want to remove the appearance of the scratches while leaving as much clear coat as possible.

  • @Bendixon32
    @Bendixon32 Год назад +1

    Clearly a clear coat scratch, no ordinary scratch will go in 5 secs

  • @thomasc777
    @thomasc777 4 месяца назад

    While some things are clearly beyond a detailers scope, i get the point of this video. Unlike the "pro" detailers who are picking this technique and terminology apart.
    I couldnt imagine what their customer service is like if you treat other detailers, even more experienced and accomplished ones with inferiority

  • @phillipmcfarlane5249
    @phillipmcfarlane5249 6 месяцев назад +1

    You sound just like the AOL you've got mail guy