Very informative Scott, it really clicks in my mind when you show what an acceptable amount of correction is for this moment rather than chasing perfection like other channels do any put of folks learning the the trade like me. Thanks James
scott yourthe best , you show us how to do everything in real time ..we all don't have the privelage of indoor garages etc , you my friend are the only you tube channel that shows us how to detail a car in the sun etc , your awesome
Thanks for the insight, Scott. I just went to your website and ordered some Flash to use in a job I'm doing next week on a Corvette to enhance the paint to sell it. Can't wait to get it. Thanks again for the video and good advice
Damn that’s amazing! I turned my garage into a gym so I can’t use it anymore to do paint correction. I need a compound that can withstand high temperatures. I live in TN, and it gets insanely hot in the summer
Holy Toledo! Scott that was pretty damn awesome to see you take out that 40-50% of those swirlmarks and oxidation in those 4-5 passes with your DPC FLASH! Can't say enough about how impressive it is to see a seasoned "PRO" like yourself share just how easy it is to do some great paint enhancement with that fine line of paint correction jumping into the mix in all in "Direct" sunlight! The bottom line is that easily 75% of all of us "New Start-UP" detailers are going to be working in the direct sunlight! I had a huge smile on my face when you zeroed in with your camera on that 2nd half of the trunk lid after hitting it with your DPC Flash! :-) Mac
Scott - love the videos, you’ve given my son and I the direction to tackle his 15 year old pickup with factory paint and lots of clear scratches and oxidation. My question is what do you do with those areas where you can’t get in with a DA (even with 3” pad & backing plate)? Areas like back of the cab where the box is in the way or between tailgate handle and plastic trim on top of tailgate. I’m assuming you go old school with rags, rubbing compound and polishing compound. Also wondering what you do with old sun bleached plastic trim - I’ve tried the heat gun trick, it helped some, I’ve tried a couple different products that are supposed to restore the color - they helped, but not enough - I’m to the point of either replacing or possibly painting the plastic
Scott, how did you prep the surface? Especially in direct sun. Does the clay bar and a ph neutral wash do the job? I’m scared to use an aggressive soap to prep the surface in the sun.
Hi Scott. Question. Since putting up a canopy is not always time friendly. Is there any risk of leaving a blemish or causing damage to the paint in direct sunlight using a DA ? Reason i ask is that if you leave a rotary in one spot for too long the paint starts to smoke then a burn mark is left. When polishing outdoors with a DA and the paint is hot as hell to the touch. Why does this method in direct sun not burn the paint?
Holy Crap Scott!! Just did our two Nissans (Max and Juke - curvy and a beginners nightmare) and I must say, even though I'm not experienced, this product made my car look like a Pro did the work. I am just blown away with the results on heavily swirled paint. Folks, with this product and good prep and pads (I used Lake Country Force Orange Foam) don't hesitate to give it a try - take care all. Sam
He's using a Dual Action or DA. The rotating action is highly randomized yet consistent friction under the pad. Hardly any hot points or high pressure spots. No real actual real world need to alternate the path. Diagonal paths would work just as well. Even using just a rotary for 22+ years I've never noticed any appreciable difference between cross hatching or all one direction but maybe I got lucky for that long😂.
@@jamesp.noffsingerjr.7610 I understand he's using a DA, I've also used one for many many years but I don't think I've ever seen a detailer only going one direction regardless if it's a rotary or a DA.
@@1Nevergone he actually has an early video questioning the need for cross hatching. Try it yourself and see if there is any appreciable difference for you. Maybe it doesn't work out for everyone or maybe this is just an old hand sanding leveling technique to ensure even leveling of a surface. Not really sure of the origins of that popular method. Good question for sure.
Scott, I love your videos. I also like the fact that you are demonstrating and giving your opinion of products. I would love it more if you could provide links to what you are using in the videos. This way I can see what the product is called and I can find it online. Sometimes you mention products that I have no heard of and so it is hard to know the name of it and if I am Googling it I know that I have the correct product. Thanks for sharing the knowledge and your review of products.
Awesome Scott! Is it ok to use a let’s say orange medium cut pad with a polish, to get rid of more imperfections that a white polishing pad could not get rid of? Or would you say switch to a compound with orange pad to get those defects out and then hit it with the white pad and polish? Thanks so much for all your videos I’ve learned a ton of things from you!
I miss Zeibart. Gold package included Full polish and paint correction Wax Interior (with the cycle scrubber) Brush dash and all buttons Undercoating. Rustproofing 375.99 Detailers have lost they're minds. "CUSTOMERS EXPECTATIINS" big red flag there.
Yup and that's why we call it paint enhancement and not correction. I talked about what would be needed to remove it all and how my client didn't want to pay for that service. Do you actually listen to the video before you comment..lol I'm guessing not😀 But you always say ignorant things on my videos. See you on the next video because you can't stop watching me.. I love it😜
He was showing that his product can be used in direct sunlight, not that it has to be used that way, but it can if that's the only option you have. Any product works best when the paint is cool to the touch...
@@ronniesolomon5235 I think he was being kind because a polisher is a subjective personal choice. The polisher I love to use, the Flex 3401, others dislike to use. So, it is better to do your own research, most of the time.
I'm thinking about buying this product. I have a 2006 black paint vehicle that has only been normally washed. It has a lot of scratches and grit in the paint. What is the best way to fix my paint? Thanks.
Sorry but I don't take many new clients. My schedule is very full.. You can try to call or text my phone and perhaps if I get time I can get you in. My phone number is on my website www.dallaspaintcorrection.com
You can purchase DPC FLASH
www.luxurymicrofiberstore.com
Very informative Scott, it really clicks in my mind when you show what an acceptable amount of correction is for this moment rather than chasing perfection like other channels do any put of folks learning the the trade like me. Thanks James
scott yourthe best , you show us how to do everything in real time ..we all don't have the privelage of indoor garages etc , you my friend are the only you tube channel that shows us how to detail a car in the sun etc , your awesome
Any question in my mind you answered it thanks man for your time 👍👍
Thanks for the insight, Scott. I just went to your website and ordered some Flash to use in a job I'm doing next week on a Corvette to enhance the paint to sell it. Can't wait to get it. Thanks again for the video and good advice
Scott how would you compare Flash to victory nano polish and seal , and do you still use the polish and seal.
Damn that’s amazing! I turned my garage into a gym so I can’t use it anymore to do paint correction. I need a compound that can withstand high temperatures. I live in TN, and it gets insanely hot in the summer
Excellent video Scott. 90% of my clients don't have garages and I'm waiting for my Flash Pro to arrive. Thanks for an awesome product
Never buff in heat of the day, if can’t be avoided invest in a canopy and some fans. Heating up clear coat results in burning through.
Holy Toledo! Scott that was pretty damn awesome to see you take out that 40-50% of those swirlmarks and oxidation in those 4-5 passes with your DPC FLASH! Can't say enough about how impressive it is to see a seasoned "PRO" like yourself share just how easy it is to do some great paint enhancement with that fine line of paint correction jumping into the mix in all in "Direct" sunlight! The bottom line is that easily 75% of all of us "New Start-UP" detailers are going to be working in the direct sunlight! I had a huge smile on my face when you zeroed in with your camera on that 2nd half of the trunk lid after hitting it with your DPC Flash! :-)
Mac
Holy crap - in direct sunlight, you had the camera at the perfect angle also, and I really saw your polish do it's thing so fast! Amazing
Man I'm using way to much product, lol... When your done there's like nothing left.
On your website, it says do not use in direct sunlight or on hot paint work?
Scott I see you use the griots buffer which da is your favorite all around
Scott - love the videos, you’ve given my son and I the direction to tackle his 15 year old pickup with factory paint and lots of clear scratches and oxidation. My question is what do you do with those areas where you can’t get in with a DA (even with 3” pad & backing plate)? Areas like back of the cab where the box is in the way or between tailgate handle and plastic trim on top of tailgate. I’m assuming you go old school with rags, rubbing compound and polishing compound. Also wondering what you do with old sun bleached plastic trim - I’ve tried the heat gun trick, it helped some, I’ve tried a couple different products that are supposed to restore the color - they helped, but not enough - I’m to the point of either replacing or possibly painting the plastic
Scott what cutting compound do you recommend in direct sunlight?
Again Scott you have done it again 🤗! 🚘 detailing at it's finest. When will your strip wash will be available?🙏
Wow looks like great stuff! How’s it compare to HD speed? That’s what I use in direct sunlight and works great. Need to get my hands on this stuff.
Scott, how did you prep the surface? Especially in direct sun. Does the clay bar and a ph neutral wash do the job? I’m scared to use an aggressive soap to prep the surface in the sun.
Are you washing and clean the car before polish what are prerequisite 4 polish
Awesome product & demo, Scott. Thanks for sharing
Stop touching the fire Scotty!
Kilmer
Hi Scott. Question. Since putting up a canopy is not always time friendly. Is there any risk of leaving a blemish or causing damage to the paint in direct sunlight using a DA ? Reason i ask is that if you leave a rotary in one spot for too long the paint starts to smoke then a burn mark is left. When polishing outdoors with a DA and the paint is hot as hell to the touch. Why does this method in direct sun not burn the paint?
After being in this industry for nearly 40 years this is the most ridiculous damaging stupidest thing I've ever seen someone do on RUclips.
Holy Crap Scott!! Just did our two Nissans (Max and Juke - curvy and a beginners nightmare) and I must say, even though I'm not experienced, this product made my car look like a Pro did the work. I am just blown away with the results on heavily swirled paint. Folks, with this product and good prep and pads (I used Lake Country Force Orange Foam) don't hesitate to give it a try - take care all. Sam
Sam Weaver thanks! I am attempting this on my wife’s suburban soon.
Do Amazon is gonna sell Flash anytime soon?
Chasing the white 🐳 isn't always the best idea. We live in Realville and don't drive Pebble Beach cars
Hi Scott, while using a DA on hot paint. Can that burn the paint or do some kind of damage?
Perfect timing, I am doing this over the weekend. Wished I had your product to use!
Curious why you only polish side to side and and not up and down also?
I'm curious to know also. Love your videos Scott!
He's using a Dual Action or DA. The rotating action is highly randomized yet consistent friction under the pad. Hardly any hot points or high pressure spots. No real actual real world need to alternate the path. Diagonal paths would work just as well. Even using just a rotary for 22+ years I've never noticed any appreciable difference between cross hatching or all one direction but maybe I got lucky for that long😂.
@@jamesp.noffsingerjr.7610 I understand he's using a DA, I've also used one for many many years but I don't think I've ever seen a detailer only going one direction regardless if it's a rotary or a DA.
@@1Nevergone he actually has an early video questioning the need for cross hatching. Try it yourself and see if there is any appreciable difference for you. Maybe it doesn't work out for everyone or maybe this is just an old hand sanding leveling technique to ensure even leveling of a surface. Not really sure of the origins of that popular method. Good question for sure.
Where can I buy "baby flash"? Never heard of it. Thanks!
i believe its the flash on his website. its linked in the description. There is also the flash pro on there as well. baby flash = flash reg
Does it leave an protectant?
Scott, I love your videos. I also like the fact that you are demonstrating and giving your opinion of products. I would love it more if you could provide links to what you are using in the videos. This way I can see what the product is called and I can find it online. Sometimes you mention products that I have no heard of and so it is hard to know the name of it and if I am Googling it I know that I have the correct product. Thanks for sharing the knowledge and your review of products.
The flash he refers to is linked in the pinned tweet above
Awesome Scott! Is it ok to use a let’s say orange medium cut pad with a polish, to get rid of more imperfections that a white polishing pad could not get rid of? Or would you say switch to a compound with orange pad to get those defects out and then hit it with the white pad and polish? Thanks so much for all your videos I’ve learned a ton of things from you!
What machine are you using. I use either my DA or your usual buffer. My supplier is shoving Rupes down my throat.
yes I would like to know too
Looks like a Griot's GG6.
How exactly do I find this *baby flash product
If this product was in the UK I’d buy a machine polisher, until then I’ll do it by hand
Looks so easy to use 👍
Congrats on making 100k subscribers
I miss Zeibart. Gold package included
Full polish and paint correction
Wax
Interior (with the cycle scrubber)
Brush dash and all buttons
Undercoating.
Rustproofing
375.99
Detailers have lost they're minds. "CUSTOMERS EXPECTATIINS" big red flag there.
Great video! Just curious, what kind of results could you expect with same product and technique, but with a yellow pad?
6:46 tonssss of swirls
Yup and that's why we call it paint enhancement and not correction.
I talked about what would be needed to remove it all and how my client didn't want to pay for that service.
Do you actually listen to the video before you comment..lol
I'm guessing not😀
But you always say ignorant things on my videos.
See you on the next video because you can't stop watching me..
I love it😜
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing I want the MSDS sheet for your spray sealant and ceramic coating please and thank you
I had a question does anyone know if Scott is going to or plan on making polishing pads for DA's?
Yes next year
Did you have to work on direct sunlight, or was that too show us HOW to work in direct sunlight?
He was showing that his product can be used in direct sunlight, not that it has to be used that way, but it can if that's the only option you have. Any product works best when the paint is cool to the touch...
Richard Rashty omg the idiots really do come out at night
Looking for a polisher. Recommend anything? And the attachments.
Dabrownrooster asshole
@@ronniesolomon5235 I think he was being kind because a polisher is a subjective personal choice. The polisher I love to use, the Flex 3401, others dislike to use.
So, it is better to do your own research, most of the time.
Hey Scott
I'm thinking about buying this product. I have a 2006 black paint vehicle that has only been normally washed. It has a lot of scratches and grit in the paint. What is the best way to fix my paint? Thanks.
Wash, clay bar, wash, compound, wash, polish, wash, wax.
@@lyndonjohnson5449 I appreciate that.
I would never use a foam pad under the sun.
Rather foam than melting the fibers on a microfiber pad.
Is Scott using an angle grinder?
Is this better than HDSpeed?
That’s what I was wondering.
@@BrownRooster WHAT?!?!??
Scott, do you actually do work in Dallas? I’m in the area and would like you to work on my car, but I can’t find you on google.
Sorry but I don't take many new clients.
My schedule is very full..
You can try to call or text my phone and perhaps if I get time I can get you in.
My phone number is on my website
www.dallaspaintcorrection.com
Scott...were you watching me at work today??
nie polskie? ty zly i dobry
Good car to do a review I also have a black Cadillac xts 2017👍
Half Ass Job!