Beginners: MUST HAVE One Step Car POLISH (Koch Chemie F6 vs 3D ONE compound)

[@Detailing_Dogma]

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[@davidsteckley8846]

I like 3D One, but to chase the slightly deeper scratches. Jescar Heavy cut compound followed by Sonax PF

[@Detailing_Dogma]

excellent combo sir!

[@laurapalmerTDGE]

The Rupes Blue coarse polish and a blue pad is magic icw with an LHR 15. Followed by the PF / perfect finish. That's a winning combination. I use it on ly Carbon Black Beemers. Grtz

[@user-un5my5bw4j]

I find 3D One very exceptional if you use the correct pads. Pads in this business make bigger differences than compounds even do. I use to pair 3D One with urofiber 50/50 but have found better results with Lake Country orange foam CSS pads. If Doing multiple steps i use 3D 500, then 3D 520 and if you want the very best polish then end with CarPro Reflect before adding protection. CarPro reflect has amazed me so has Carpro's orange mild clay bars

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Hey man thanks for sharing your thoughts here appreciate it. I agree the pad makes the biggest difference thats why I used the same pad to compare those 2 compounds. I've used all the above, but yes it's personal preference in the end. I'm a Perfect Finish guy or The last Polish. Cheers talk soon ✌

[@riraider123]

I disagree i think 3D is easy wipe off. I also preped the paint by clay bar but the 3D wiped off easy

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Thanks for the feedback. It's subjective.

[@GoofylookinHippy]

Yep it is definitely option overload when it comes to compounds and polishes. I bought some Rupes DA Fine and yellow foam pads to try on my black Audi S5. Let's see how that goes!

[@Detailing_Dogma]

great choice. audi's black are usually medium to soft shouldnt be a problem! You could always step up from yellow foam. Cheers and thanks for watching.

[@viperrcr]

I find a rinseless dampened first wipe off towel makes a HUGE difference in the wipe off of any polish, especially 3D One. I've moved on from it now though as I do NOT enjoy taping a car, so I switched to DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish. That stuff is awesome for me!

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Hey Rob, looks like you've got your process figured out now! I still havent played too much with Gold Standard but I will and report back. Talk soon

[@gimblito8172]

It seems that 3D One and Gold standard are essentially the same, but with some minor differences. With that said, I would get Gold Standard because they have been releasing a lot of good videos on KZbin and I have learnt a lot from them.

[@lukevmh]

@@Detailing_Dogma please do a 3d one vs gold standard challenge!!!

[@danlc95]

Try using less 3D ONE. A lot of people mention the wipe of being difficult, and that is specifically because they use too much. Granted, it any pokish can be a difficult wipe off if the panel is heated up too much and/or the paint is one the sifter side.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

you're right we tend to use too much, im not a fan of super oily compound no matter what. Thanks for the feedback.

[@andym9168]

3D one is oily. Have been mixing it with Megs ultimate compound and or M100 for a one step as those two tend to dust.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

that's clever, happy that it works for you and thanks for watching brother.

[@joeschmoe6908]

M100 is underrated as a one-step. If you don't overwork it the dusting is not bad at all.

[@Wellh0wrya]

Tabernac! There are so many options

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Haha, you're right! ✌

[@bigmario7065]

Awesome video 👍!! What’s a good combo for black GM soft paint?

[@Detailing_Dogma]

good question! For a one-step probably start with orange hdo or rupes yellow foam with Sonax perfect finish, go from there. It would depend on the condition of the paint and the level of correction expected. Black cars usually requires 2 step for high level polishing. I'd make sure to have Black HDO too.

[@lucabrazi36]

Where can I buy those garage cabinets? What is the brand of the cabinets?

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Hey man thanks for watching, those are the basic new age cabinets not BOLD. cheers

[@mikesaprygin3149]

Koch f6, filling! 😢

[@philipev]

Looking forward to the sole review! And hope you can test the new optimum hyper compound that just came out

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Hey Phil, thanks for chiming in, not sure when I'll have Sole or Hyper compound, I'd really like to try them though, but I have Rupes Fine coming with the new rupes cordless kit next week, I'll be giving it my thoughts on it at some point. Cheers

[@johnparkerzabala]

Hoping I will try it using orange pad lake country hdo

[@Detailing_Dogma]

excellent choice!

[@SPRODETAILING]

For me 💯 % KOCH CHEMIE ❤

[@Detailing_Dogma]

can't go wrong with KCX, thanks for watching.

[@johnparkerzabala]

Stay blessed Sir Frank and fam🙏🫡

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Thank you John, appreciate you!

[@korgas9617]

Ich habe beide getestet, 3d hat mehr cut und besseres finis.Auf harten Lacken 3d viel besser beim cut und finish, bei medium Lack beide gleich. F6 ist echt sehr gut für one step, aber 3d hat etwas mehr cut und besseres finish

[@jean-marc1662]

Salut Frank! Pour ma part, j'utilise le le Gold Standard Polish de la compagnie DIY Detail avec le Yellow Waffle Pad de la meme compagnie ( qui est un pad de Lake Country) . Un spray sur le pad par section, pas besoin de "taper" les ganitures parce que peut etre utilisé partout ( meme sur les vitres) , tres facile à enlever et fait une excellente job. Je ne peux pas comparer a d'autre compagnie parce que c'est le seul que j'ai utilisé et il fait mon affaire parce que facile d'utilisation.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Salut Jean-Marc content d'avoir de tes nouvelles a nouveau, je te donne un scoop pour DIY detail j'ai Yvan qui vient faire son tour dans une 12aines de jours on va faire quelques videos et je vais essayer les produits pour la 1ere fois alors je t'en dis pas plus 😉

[@jean-marc1662]

@@Detailing_Dogma wow, c'est donc bien hot que tu puisses faire des vidéos avec lui! Bien hâte de voir ton feedback positif ou négatif sur les produits que tu vas essayer. Merci pour le scoop et surtout continu ton bon travail, tu apportes un autre éclairage sur le detailling que j'aime bien

[@Detailing_Dogma]

merci jean-marc j'apprecie tes bons mots! A bientot. @@jean-marc1662

[@lovenyana86]

Koch Chemie is DAT, use less product next time maybe and slow arm movements for H9 and F6. In this test F6 is not yet ready to be removed. Once you get used to KCx polishes you'll stay with it. Keep up the good contents!

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Thank you for your encouragement! Will give it a shot, glad you like it.

[@מדינט]

Thanks for the review! Since I am not a pro and just DIY guy doing polish once in a very while, I use Polish Angel compound, pricy but a pleasure to work with.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Didn't even know they had a compound! to be honest i havent looked too much into Polish angel brand, all I hear is the high cost of their products! Thanks for watching brother.

[@johncherry2163]

I have issues with the f6 wanting to dry up on me really fast, does it have that quick of a cycle time?

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Are you using wool? I have experienced the complete opposite. Feels like i'm using too much most of the time unless the pad is fresh. It works great for regardless but so many other good options actually better priced such as Rupes Fine and DIY Gold Standard, I need more time using those we'll have another one step compound video at some point. Thanks for watching.

[@Stainlessautos]

3d one is really good while you are using it, but it stains the crap out of trim so I always have to be extra careful with it. The only compound I’ve found that has a “good” wipe off is griots fast correcting cream. Still not perfect, but much better than most. Everything else that comes off easy is weaker than all of these.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Yes I agree good wipe off compound are harder to come by,, check out The last cut + if you haven't , similar to griots cuts harder finish just as good imo. Wipe off is on par with FCC. Thanks for watching

[@Stainlessautos]

@@Detailing_Dogma it’s on the list, thanks! Plus seems to be safer on trim so bonus!

[@danlc95]

Really? I specifically use 3D ONE because it's safe on trim. For the past four years I've been working professionally in a shop, I've never had it stain trim. Ever. What cars are you polishing? What pad, tool / speed are you using?

[@joeschmoe6908]

If you don't care about dust megs m100 has an amazing wipe off, cuts well, and can be used as a 1-step with a medium foam pad depending on paint hardness. Cheap too.

[@alltheboost801]

Great video. How do you know if your auto paint is hard or soft? I have a 2012 Honda Pilot that I’m going to polish. This will be my first time, I picked up a DA Polisher from Mashine and I have 3D One with Buff & Shine Urofiber Pads and CarPro Gloss Pads. I also DIY Detail Gold Standard with all 3 of their pads (wool, yellow and red jeweling pad) . Additionally I ahave Rupes blue, white and yellow foam pads. And Sonax perfect finish.

[@snail415]

In my experience, always assume Honda and nearly every Japanese clearcoat to be soft. Toyota/Lexus quality might be very high, but that has nothing to do with paint thickness. German cars almost always have a hard clearcoat; Sonax products pair well for obvious reason (German-engineered). GM (especially Corvettes and Cadillacs) have harder paint than Japanese cars. Your safest bet is to purchase a highly-rated thickness gauge. Door jambs usually have half of the thickness of visible body panels. If a car panel shows much-higher thickness than adjacent panels, do not assume that’s clearcoat, but body filler (repair work). Hope that helps.

[@alltheboost801]

@@snail415 thanks 🙏 I appreciate the info and help!

[@Detailing_Dogma]

She's right my friend, Japanese paint is almost always soft or medium soft. On a 2012 that lived outside that long I'd wouldnt use a fiber pad to preserve the clear coat. Start with the DIY gold/3d one and yellow pad, go from there. You have all the very good compounds and pads I would just be cautious with a old car like this, you might not remove every swirl at your 1st attempt but that's ok, you'll improve gloss and remove oxidation. Hope you don't have a black car :). Cheers

[@alltheboost801]

@@Detailing_Dogma thanks! I’ve spent a good amount of money on some great products that I haven’t even used. lol. But getting ready to! My Pilot is a Dark Purple/Gray/Brown color, officially called Amber. It has over 240k miles and runs like a champ. Paint has some rock chips and I’m sure some oxidation. But no peeling paint and I’ve owned it for a couple years and it’s garaged. Definitely has a tons of swirls and scratches. Not aiming for 100% correction. If I got 80% that would be insane. Haha. 60-70% correction with enhanced gloss would be wonderful.

[@Detailing_Dogma]

@@alltheboost801 Wish all the best my friend, you've got this. happy detailing.

[@MlleVB]

What do you think this vs turtle wax 1 n done?

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Never tried it sorry!

[@gimblito8172]

I have used both, I would go with 3D One. 3D One has a more oily like appearance and it does sling if you are not careful. It also has a longer working time. Turtle wax one and done is more difficult to wipe off compared to 3D One. And it's also more expensive, almost double, compared to 3D One. But I prefer th smell of the One and Done. I know it's really important, but it makes it just a little more enjoyable when polishing.

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Thanks for the demo

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Hey pigeon, all pleasure is mine, thank you for watching as usual ✌️

[@patxx1167]

salut a toi ! j'adors le 3d one je le prend depuis 1 ans déja mais essaie avec le pad buff an shine uro fiber c'est un duo d'enfer et beaucoup de video youtube sur ce duo , cette été j'ai fait une mustang shelby noir disons quel était rendu grise a cause des tourbillons et petite rayure , c'est sur c'est un one step mais le client quand il la vue etait vraiment satisfait elle était rendu un vrai noir ;-) et oui dur a essuyer et moi pour la vitesse jy vais a 4 avec ma rupes merci encore pour les video de qualités a plus

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Salut Pat, content de te reparler, 3D one est un tres bon polish malgré tout effectivement, je pense qu'il y a des meilleurs options aujourd'hui mais sommes toute un bon produit versatile, pas chèr. trop huileux mais correct, je l'ai utilisé dernierement sans probleme. Pour le BnS oreo pad je ne l'aimes pas du tout, j'en ai quelqu'uns a la maison je les gardes pour des jobs sales etc.. Il brule vite, se détache du backing ou velcro, se delamine en gros, rapidement meme neuf :( en tout cas cest mon experience. Lautre point negatif avec ce pad, il est 5 pouce tout juste alors tu n'a aucun buffer alentours de ta backing plate, alors tu peux vraiment faire beaucoup de damage sur les surfaces verticales ou dans des grosse curves, exemple un mirroir ou une poigné, ailerons etc.. Pour etre honnete avec toi je suis un gars de Lake Country HDO, je n'aimes pas les rupes non plus, voila j'ai aussi appris a maitriser les HDO donc je suis habitué avec cela. À bientot Pat et merci de participer sur la chaine. Frank.

[@patxx1167]

@@Detailing_Dogma merci a toi pour tes bons conseil toujours plaisant de regarder tes vidéo et te lire 👍

[@alain2409]

Salut Frank merci pour cette vidéo je fais pas encore de polissage moi. Il vient d'ou le pad bleu que tu utilise dans la vidéo ?

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Salut Alain, content d'avoir de tes nouvelles, le lien est dans la description mais voila Lake country blue hdo 5'' carzilla.ca/products/lake-country-hdo-orbital-pads-55?ref=dogma&variant=15154179014691 je t'encourage à peut-etre investir dans une polisseuse éventuellement!

[@alain2409]

@@Detailing_Dogma Super merci ils sont aussi disponible en France j’ai vérifié

[@Maaaaaax-07]

What do you think about Sonax perfect finish ?

[@Detailing_Dogma]

Hey man thanks for asking, well it's been my favorite finishing polish for a long time, not good a one-step unless very soft paint or slightly weathered pain, maybe one step as a maintenance but when 2 step'ing it's a killer polish in terms of gloss and fast finishing trails and marring. Now Sonax has increased price over 100$ CND for a Liter I'm switching over the last cut finishing polish. Cheers brother.

[@Maaaaaax-07]

@@Detailing_Dogma Merci ! 😄

[@Maaaaaax-07]

Encore moi, j'ai vu que t'as pas encore de video sur les compounds. Tu prendrais quoi ? J'voudrais juste me faire un petit setup pour faire ma BMW et la corrola de ma mere !

[@Detailing_Dogma]

The Last Cut + est mon heavy compound preferé, tu peux prendre un pad en foam pour reduire la cut mais vraiment versatile et superieur a bcp d'autres compound populaire que j'ai essayé. Carzilla le tien en stock toujours. @@Maaaaaax-07