How to Use Meguiars Ultimate Compound & Polish+ Review & Demonstration!

[@mofobecks]

As someone without a polishing machine I’m glad someone has finally covered hand polishing

[@MABFR01]

bought an orbital for 105€

[@ComplexWork]

N. De Rosa what was the name of it

[@kenh733]

N. De Rosa walmart has a car buffer for $20 also harbor freight has one for same price

[@mofobecks]

KN H I’m in the UK and have now purchased a DA polisher but thanks

[@Bleitebr]

Yeah same

[@rlinkandroidauto-xe9sg]

Damn...This video brings me back to the old days of KZbin tutorials. Excellent narration/explanation to go with excellent showing of how-to! No super fancy video-editing and unnecessary showing of the face. Just straight to the point and task at hand. Top top video!

[@ec6933]

Good God thank you 10 years and finally someone just explains it in basic terms

[@caryt59]

Just did "water spot removal" on my Jeep JK with Meguiars Ultimate Compound. I was able to remove OLD water spots BY HAND, (don't have one of those electric thing-ama-jigs")! This compound worked perfectly and left the paint looking shiny and new! I have watched a few KZbin videos comparing different chemical solutions for removing water spots, but none of them included this stuff! It works by hand, well enough, but I suggest getting an electric polisher.

[@bernardsanke4876]

I am watching your channel for some time now and can truly say, that your way of explaining and demonstrating car detailing is in evidence of your fantastic skill and professionalism. Also, I have to admit that my cleaning and polishing products have now been converted from Autoglym to Meguire's. Keep up the great work.

[@MrReese]

6 years late but nonetheless, I have studied your cleaning and polishing for beginners video multiple times and now I find this when I was looking at getting these two products...the sole fact that you find these to be good and had good results with them is enough for me to get them. Some reviews on the shop sites say these products leave streaks and marks etc, but your seal of approval so to speak weighs a lot more. Thanks for this!

[@zlkzak]

First class video... Well narrated, clear and easy listened too.. Straight to the point and no gimmicks.. Earned yourself another subscriber!

[@J1Z06]

bam!!! perfectly said!

[@tech-eq5ob]

I had thought Meguiars had created this professional demo/comparison video. Excellent and easy to follow for the expert or novice. A+

[@1royalwolf]

Good Aussie narration. No hype no BS no selling. Just fact and detail. Best video I’ve seen on you tube for polishing a car. Well done and thanks mate.

[@SK-pn1pe]

You are right about making sure you work this stuff in long enough. I've used this a lot and the biggest mistake I've made when I first used it was not buffing long enough. I found it work best using a DA and going until the compound almost turns clear and is barely visible. Also....I found that it was critical to make sure when you wipe it off, you switch micro fiber clothes fairly often. Using the same one will end up just smearing it around if the cloth is coated with the stuff. I went through a dozen or so doing a complete truck. Thanks for vid!

[@jaymekarina]

Did you use a damp cloth? I’m using a DA and by the time I got to it to wipe off it was practically tar 😭

[@SK-pn1pe]

@@jaymekarina I think if you have that much product still on the surface to wipe off....then you're probably using too much or not buffing long enough. It should almost be gone when you stop buffing. You are basically wiping down the panel of any tiny amounts or smudges, etc. Shouldn't be any real product left...if that makes sense.

[@TraumaER]

_Just bought these for this Sunday. Chris Fix used them._

[@zonadelocos]

I saw it too I wanna try them lol

[@TraumaER]

Omar Parreno I tried them this evening. Worked pretty good. I need to use a machine buffer because doing it manually sucks lol.

[@zonadelocos]

TraumaER lol

[@fredharvey2720]

@@TraumaER Yeah I used some Maguiar's Gold Class Carnuba for a waxing today and my arms nearly fell off but DAMN it looks good.

[@TraumaER]

@@fredharvey2720 Haha. Yeah it does.

[@dangerwildman7051]

Thank you thank you thank you for the detail in this video. My favorite part was when you explained that it is based off an original compound, and made to be more user friendly and forgiving. Hearing this makes it feel safer to use, and that's really important when you're talking about the difference between damaging and not damaging your paint. Obviously most of us aren't professionals, but know that just like painting your walls, it can be done by yourself with the right tools. Anyways thanks again great video 👍

[@briancvrrbs]

I love the zoom in comparison with the flashlight, it really showed the difference between the sections. I was skeptical of hand polishing, but I guess I just need to work it in a little longer. Thanks for the information!

[@yassinosbahari3505]

I'm from Morocco and I use those exact products on my all cars .. Very good products because it very sunny country here and it stand for so long at least for 3 years

[@kellyngrey4950]

I've seen compounding videos a few times, but after watching your video I compounded my poor, battered Betsy. You were right about having to work much harder if the paint is very dull and neglected. But two applications of compound on the hood made a huge difference. Thank you!

[@tomas489]

Thank you! Ive watched numerous polishing videos and this somehow hit on the right spot. Hand polishing is only option. I saw this product in local supermarket so its all nearby and possible. Thank you for motivating and demonstrating so well!!!

[@Thomas1984.]

What a great video. I just bought the compound and the guy behind the counter told me that is was better to bring the car to a detailshop. First of all. I like to work on my car. So I ignored him and bought it anyway. Must say I was a bit scared of using this. But after this video not anymore. To the point and no fuss. That's what I needed to hear. I will start this sunday. Only thing I need is a good microfiber cloth. Cheers

[@Jeff_Seely]

I have revisited this video because you reteach me the things that I need to keep in mind when polishing paint. You do a really great job of hitting all of the points and what is important and what to emphasize upon. Thank you greatly for this outstanding video!

[@nickevans3190]

Fantastic easy to understand video giving beginners and non DAP machine users a step by step guide to achieving great results thank you

[@ballpython727]

Wow amazing results by hand! I dont have a machine to apply this so seeing a tutorial how to use this by hand is so helpful to me, thank you!

[@philhare4439]

Best review I've seen on compounding and polishing - now I know how as well as why. Thanks.

[@tech-eq5ob]

12:37 when the protective tape is removed, what an incredible difference! Subscribed!

[@FarooqPSK]

Love it. Its incredible in detail. Nobody was explaining why and when. It gave me clear idea what should i be doing.

[@ricardocarneiro7797]

Ive been told ultimate compound is full of fillers but I used it to get rid of some scratches (by hand) and did a fantastic job, the correction seems to be permanent. However if it had fillers it would have worn out by now, I am very impressed with it. I havent tried the polish yet but I feel compelled now. Thanks for the great video!

[@fadey786]

There are no fillers in Ultimate Compound but Ultimate Polish have both fillers and abrasives. So with Ultimate Polish some minor defects will get removed and some gets filled. It's kind of mixture of M205 and one of their glaze product which I don't remember now.

[@fadey786]

If you don't like fillers, you can use Mothers Pure Polish after Ultimate Compound because that polish don't have any fillers and silicone.

[@trekkie23]

Thank you for the straightforward and easy to follow instructions. Really makes the process approachable. Even though it is time consuming, I find it very rewarding to wash and detail my car myself.

[@djnesto310]

I have both the compound and the polish, and I’ve just used the compound + polish + wax on my 1970 240z, which has gone through its first full detail (clay, etc etc) in probably forever, and used the polish + wax on my new Mustang. This video helped address many questions and concerns that I had before getting to the job. Cheers!

[@Harley-ir4er]

Thank you for taking the time to show in great detail the benefits of two different applications for these two products.

[@messystressy]

Finally an Aussie talking about detailing

[@devinewski]

Didnt know the exactly difference, and the haze was actually present after the compound. Thank you man

[@marcb1164]

Great stuff as always Sandro!! Very down to earth and easy to follow. You really do give us enthusiasts a ton of your professional knowledge and experience. Thank you mate!!

[@mack_titan]

Hands down, the most comprehensive video on compound, polish...I have been always confused as to why any of this was needed and refrained from using it. Now, with covid-19 grounding me, I can compound, polish and wax my car.

[@mack_titan]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Hi, one question, how often can I use compound on my car? it certainly cannot be done on a regular carwash basis as it will eat away the clear.

[@amandastewart6119]

Thank you for this video!! My hubby and I are restoring/remodeling my 91 GMC road rally camper van

[@SilentKnight43]

Your channel has become an invaluable resource - totally enjoyin' some of your vids and appreciate the time and effort you put into them.

[@CarGuy87]

Thank you. This is helpful for the DIY guy in his garage without professional tools. I appreciate it!

[@gailpeirson5444]

VERY helpful to a beginner and/or a one time fix up the "old car" attempt. Thanks so much for both the hand and machine info and for the info on the polish. 😊

[@pepecoco]

Finally free to catch up on your videos. Thanks for confirming that it does not have fillers. A few detailer’s been telling me that it has silicone acting like fillers and glad that it’s only enhancers. Meg’s Ultimate is a prefect product brand to get into car detailing without spending too much. DA a must with great working time. Thanks for the videos! Educational as usual. FYI, newbies - Don’t use this on hard paint :). Not aggressive enough.

[@AJ56]

UC with an aggressive enough pad + good old rotary will do the job on most ‘hard’ clearcoats, barring maybe Volvo’s (they have clear that’s even harder than most Germans).

[@AJ56]

pepecoco Ultimate Polish has fillers mate, just IPA after you’re done in an area and inspect with a bright flashlight, big difference after IPA/panel prep wipe down.

[@HeliconPath]

Wish I saw this post before I tried to use it on my A3.... My Rupes yellow medium pad didn't have the power with this compound to get most of the scratches out... some pressure on some generic dense foam pads did a little better but it looks like ill need to try something stronger like shol s20.

[@AJ56]

HeliconPath Would highly recommend Meguiar’s M105 ultra cut compound, follow that with something like carpro Essence and you’ll get a show car finish on your A3, I’ve used this combo on many clients’ cars with a rotary and LC pads, works very well.

[@leedavison5168]

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[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

ive tried both of these products and they really are the consumer versions of my favorite paint correction combo of M105 & M205.

[@richardkkirk]

Sandro, that was the first two products I ever bought from meguairs and like yourself i still keep a bottle of the compound because it's bob on to use on small sections by hand that arn't to bad...cheers for the vid and regards.

[@Fatman1250]

Fantastic video, my Friend. Great informative Demonstration! Thanks for the Tips! Cheers

[@EscapeYourFate7]

I can listen to your calm cheerful voice for hours especially when its narrating a detailed set of instructions to help me improve my vehicles paint. Fantastic video. Really appreciate the effort here man! on all your videos !!

[@mountainconstructions]

Wow, such detailed information and so well spoken... What a credit to you... And a Melb fella toi

[@VinTheTubanoS]

BEST INFORMATIVE VIDEO ABOUT DETAILING AND POLISHING BY HAND OR MACHINE IN UTUBE WORLD!!! THANKS MAN! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

[@flyrc88]

in my opinion Meguiars Ultimate is on par with professional products that I have used....and it doesn't have a sticky residue that collects dust afterwards. Excellent products !!

[@dcarrstar7719]

I've always kept a bottle of these on hand and your video explanation is spot on for all to follow especially newbies or just the average joe who wants dial his ride in on the weekends. This video I suspect will do really well over time because the Ultimate line is very popular especially in the U.S. it's so readily available everywhere. Great presentation Sandro. 👍

[@jordanleadingham4506]

Thank you so much! This is the only video that actually explained what to do and not to do and With a good explanation

[@sebabonilla2427]

Thanks for this great guideline to me. I just need to buy some microfibres pads to get on with it. In my case, I decided to do a three step process with Meguiars ‘ products: Ultimate Compound, Ultimate Polish and Ultimate Quick Wax. Let’s see the final results. Regards from Spain.

[@markcole883]

This compound really worked well on my old blue Tahoe. It made a big difference. Meguiars really works.

[@J1Z06]

it was the first wax my dad taught me to use way back! they're leaders in car care for a reason!

[@tt-du6vc]

Do you know if it works to remove bird poop stains. I mean difficult ones to remove? Like burns ;( thank you.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

As long as the bird poo etching is still contained within the clear coat it can remove it. But if the etching has made its way through the clear into the base coat then it unfortunately can’t be removed with any product.

[@Captain-Donut]

Really pleasantly surprised to see you review this product st first. But really just shows how your approach to professional products can easily by transferred over to the home user. Any newbie would really appreciate your great detail explanation . Good for you Sir and we’ll done for thinking about the small guys Love from the uk 🇬🇧

[@raphaelbarrosdesa8936]

Gosh best video i have ever seen on KZbin. THANK YOU SO MUCH Sir, helped a lot.

[@JoseSanchez-wb5rz]

Been looking into this compound and your info and review here on KZbin is the best ! Thanks for posting.

[@verinb9]

I love your product placement and your thorough, full detailed video description. You broke this down ESPN style. 👍🏾

[@lucaskulawik1699]

Another good down to earth review for average car Joe. Not everyone has access to lots of compounds and polishers and while its good to see what out there in the pro world its also great for Sandro to go back to "basics" on products that can be sourced from Super Cheap Auto. Eg some of his car soap reviews. Good balance of videos for different audiences.

[@Southsidefulldetail]

I always have been using meguiars it's my only wax that I used it gives you everything on your paint of your car I been using meguiars for years I don't complain of it

[@johnkinnane547]

G'day Sandro very good instructional video on how to use off the shelf products and the difference between them for at home use. Thanks mate regards John

[@GreenWitch1]

This is what I bought. I plan to seal with Luster. I really appreciate the videos Sandro! I’m a newb to all this. All I’ve ever done is wash & wax my cars.

[@TomW61]

Thanks Sandro for reviewing and showing the results for over the counter products that most of us weekend warriors use. Thanks again.

[@andyj3061]

Great video! I am getting ready to use it for the first time.

[@brucemaccaul4145]

Very informative. This is exactly what I am looking for to do my paint correction. I am also a Megurair’s fan. Thanks from Montreal.

[@summerforever6736]

Sandro I just got this ultimate compound based on your recommendation and also just find this video how to apply it Very helpful.!! I am surprised to see even doing it by hand makes a different!! Thanks for all the great information!!

[@davidbundesen5867]

This is VERY helpful for the weekend warrior DIYer. Thx

[@TheBlackbird600]

useful and helpful? You have no idea mate. This is next level stuff. Simple, crisp and easy to understand!

[@constantdarkfog49]

This video for understanding the paint correction steps of compounding & Polishing was really great. I'm sure that now understanding the steps, and your actual application process, I'll be able to do this for my personal car. Thanks very much.

[@ruuman88]

Great quick but very in depth video! I feel that much more confident to compound and polish my car!

[@BlackFlag94]

Nice to see the results. I used this on my old beat up Audi with decent results but more so recently on my ZX6R's plastic fairings. It did a good job but with certain areas of plastic you could add damage very easily. The polish had zero noticeable effect on scratches and finish in my test area so I didn't use that in the end and just did the 1 step compound.

[@j.zipperer1304]

I'm going to look at your polishing videos. I appreciate your insight.

[@edsonherald3720]

! AWESOME ! ! Crystal Clear and, Most Important, Showed How To Do Manually ! Thank You Very Much! Ed São Paulo, SP Brazil

[@shantanumajumdar5359]

Perfect demo. Very easy to understand. Thanks a ton 👍👍👍

[@PotatosPotatoes]

I actually just polished my 2014 A6 with the Ultimate Polish about a month ago. It looked pretty good, but not perfect and I was considering using the compound but didn't want to be too aggressive on my paint. Looks like I don't really need to worry too much about that and now that the dealership decided to give me a complementary wash while I was getting some service, I definitely need another polishing. I'm convinced they tried to clean it with sandpaper and brillo pads.

[@B_HarTz]

Lol always always, hand wash the car yourself. Stay away from dealer free washes and automatic washers…

[@steveharrison3740]

Fantastic video as usual! Really appreciate you going back to the basics.

[@SittingWithDogs]

12 years detailing and it’s my staples!! The compound diminishes so it’s actually my go to 1 step

[@danlc95]

I just broke these out last night. It's my tenth year as a pro. 27 years polishing. I've tried almost all of the top tier polishes and these are my favorite. I actually use Ultimate Polish for "one step" polishing. Heads up on the Ultimate Compound. It can leave a great finish, but those abrasives don't degrade. They keep cutting. A few years ago I met with the rep from Meguiar's when I considered selling their producs from an online store.

[@theoracle2877]

Hi, what do you mean by “the abrasives don’t degrade they keep cutting”…..? Thank you👍🏻

[@rh6777]

You sir, are a legend

[@rh6777]

Used the polish on some black trim and glass yesterday and it's come out amazing

[@AaronUnknownPerformance]

I always buy loads of these when there two for one offers on

[@Revo2Evo]

Meguiars Ultimate line is amazing. I was able to get water spots off my car via clay bar and then using the ultimate compound with an orbital fantastic results very pleased.

[@jimmymonjaras]

Thanks for explaining things for hand applicators. Every detailer out here just goes straight into detailing the car with there expensive top equipement with no explanation what these products do.

[@glennplumbe7815]

Their are a lot of car gods out there ,You Sir are one of my Favourites Thank you.

[@julzzcan9490]

I've used many polishes and waxes, but Meguiars products tend to work best for me.

[@davejohnson3860]

Watched your vide for the time, and made a outstanding impact on buying this product! Awesome!

[@fadey786]

If you are Meguiar's professional line fan, you should still keep it in stock because sometimes UC (Ultimate Compound) works much better for soft paints as compared to M105. UC is derived from M105 but with more working time and its aggressiveness is 6 on professional line of scale. M105 is 12 and M205 is 4 on aggressiveness scale. So UC is somewhere between M105 and M205. This is reason I mentioned you must keep it in stock even if you are a professional. It helps in lot of scenarios. You must always do test sections and see which is better in your scenario.

[@HksF16]

And you should stick with the same subject and reason why we are watching the video and not turning around like a pussy and making statements

[@fadey786]

This is relevant to subject and these are not random statements. These are facts from Meguiar's. Do some research before commenting. Stop discouraging others for spreading information and show some respect to others in comments. Do you talk the same way when you meet someone in person?

[@HksF16]

i was talking to the guy who is insulting you.

[@fadey786]

I am really sorry. I misunderstood you :(

[@HksF16]

It's alright at least i watched the video once again to check if i was doing the right thing

[@laochek]

Just an update. I purchased both the up and uc. I used with my cordless rotary milwaukee. Using lowest speed and a white lake country pad i find there is not enough working time and lubrication. It flashes too fast. I believe it is mean for hand polish only. Its a waste that i have no power supply to try with my flex 3401. Thanks for the great video. It is still a good product to hand polish hard to reach areas for machine polish.

[@YTuberosity]

Great information for someone like me who's about to use this stuff on my car.

[@curtisbullock9739]

Extremely helpful! Thanks so much for the tutorial.

[@ridered7262]

Thanks for video, I'm debating on buying this on trying to remove some overspray. I have done a heavy claybar but still have the tape line on hood of overspray from a repair. Thanks again

[@bencrosbie6003]

Really love your indepth videos with products available here in Victoria thanks mate.

[@chavezcustomdetailing9540]

Dude its like your reading my mind, I'm about to use this same products today. Great job as always Sandro.

[@ryanwilson5936]

Same here expect I haven’t purchased anything yet. How did it go?

[@Adam308d]

I used these 2 but must have done something wrong coz it looks the same. On black paint though. :/

[@Mane_ea]

I just did it on three cars, depending on car paint, if it feels rough after washing it than it has many abbrasives and contaminants 1st use clay bar 2nd compound 3rd Polish 4th Wax

[@gawaniisko3111]

DatDamMexican hey bro, I’m on it right now. I washed, clayed, compound, polished... did you use some “grease & wax remover” prior to waxing? I saw some videos doing it to remove oils/grease from compound, polish used so the wax will stick more into the paint/clear coat.

[@Mane_ea]

@@gawaniisko3111 No need, if you do you will remove all the polish particles that help bring out the sparkle kind of like a matte finish and it will defeat the purpose of bringing out the gloss.

[@djdynamix9369]

Hi again. With those Shine Mate polisher you told me about in the previous comment... What model would be able to have a 6" backing plate attached to it? The reason I ask is because most of my pads are 6 inches. Also someone said on a forum that an Random Ortibal Polisher is just a glorified wax spreader. They said a Dual Action polisher is the thing needed. Are these Shine mate devices Dual Action do you know? Cheers.

[@djdynamix9369]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing You are really helpful to me and everyone else here. Your help is really appreciated mate. Cheers :)

[@djdynamix9369]

If i were to get the one you suggested originally which I think is the 5 inch. Can a 6" backing plate be attached? What do they mean by 12mm polisher, 15mm and 21mm etc? Thanks :)

[@DGKALLDAY247]

Glad I came across this video plan to clay bar, compound, polish and use sealant on my charger to get her looking brand new again!! Just subscribed thanks for the video

[@carlosbolanos5361]

I'm buying these today , need to do hand application since I don't have a buffer , thanks you for the help .

[@damienauto8350]

Great video. As an amateur, I use Menzerna medium cut on a DA for swirls but if there's water etching or a scratch that's a bit too stubborn, I use Megs Ultimate Compound on a hand MF applicator. It's too slow and tiring for a pro but it gets the job done safely for me.

[@markhamchong]

I know you wrote this 5 years ago, however any help is appreciated. I have hard water spots on my car that isnt coming off with my above surface methods and I admit I'm scared to try harder things such as compounds, etc. How hard of pressure and how long did you work in the compound before wiping it off? And did you just dry wipe, wet wipe, or did you rinse, then wipe? Thank you for any help!

[@Mattmanutube]

Really clear and inclusive explanation of the differences between these 2 products .... thanks

[@steelhead197]

Great vid! Just bought some Maguires compound and am ready to tackle my 19 year old car metallic paint this weekend.....Cheers Mate! 🇨🇦👊🏻

[@Carlos.Rivera]

How was the outcome ?

[@steelhead197]

@@Carlos.Rivera I like it, no miracles performed but I grabbed the Scatch X as well and they both have helped my old car....the cutting compound(applied with machine) is good! Going to try a second time today...its worth the $15 that's for sure! 😷

[@verinb9]

Very professional, detailed and helpful. Thank you. 🙏🏾

[@lockergr]

You're great at teaching/guiding us beginners. Thank you! I heard Griots Compound may be more user friendly even than Meguiar's. I plan to use the Meguiar's Polish though.

[@Iknowyoumadnow]

Who needs ASMR with this guy 😴

[@bigbill74scots]

Love your videos. You really put it all across so well for a beginner like me. Hugely appreciated.

[@lancedreger6872]

I don't care for people testing products that are not available where I live. Meguiars can be bought anywhere. As a novice I like simple and straightforward products that do the job. Most companies are making it too confusing to waste your time on their products. Thanks.

[@pec1739]

the opening music reminded me of "riders on the storm" NFSU2

[@peppermintpaperclips]

Great work. Just used these two on my VW Golf today with a DA Polisher. Excellent results ⭐️ Finished off with their Liquid Wax

[@aye-aye-roncoolatta3195]

This was a super informative video and thoroughly explained a ton of information. Great results!

[@ADRIAN-fb9xj]

I've watched a few of your videos and I like your work and the way you explain things, Good Job.....But I'm surprised that you've given these products such high praise. Meguiars must be looking after you. My car needed a light compound and as I had some Ultimate/VFO Compound on hand I decided to use it, thinking that it wouldn't be too aggressive. It eventually did the job. I used my 75mm DA Polisher and it was very difficult to get off and continually clogged up the sponge pad. Ambient temperature was 22 degrees. I tried different speeds, different amounts of compound, worked on an area no bigger than A4 size. The car has some original '03 paint, some '09 and some '17 paint on it. Slow and Tedious. Then I used the Ultimate Polish. Initially I thought I'd use the DA with a soft pad. Same thing, small area, a few passes and then you couldn't get it all off, then had to hand polish those bits off so I gave that idea away. Again, Slow and Tedious. For the last 12 years or so I've used Meguiars Medium Cut and Fine Cut blended together and then Wet Look. Both very effective and easy to use. These UnUltimate products are just too difficult to use. Maybe the Ultimate Compound only works with the Micro Fibre Pad that you used? And the Polish with the Orange Pad. I used Orange on the Compound and Blue with the Polish. The final polish with Meguiars Canuba Wax was a breeze. Easy on, Easy Off.

[@James-pk4jf]

These two are a great combo! But in my experience ult. polish leaves haze on my black lancer which has horrendously soft paint. Works very well on intermediate paints though. :)

[@tanapatv9387]

how you manage soft and sticky japanese paint ?? it's absolutely frustrating

[@James-pk4jf]

Tana vat Ive had a lot of success with menzerna 3500, it finishes down really well on my paint. It can be a bit dusty if you use too much product though but Im willing to overlook that drawback because of the great finish it leaves.

[@semiephemeral9]

Sonax Perfect Finish on a very mild pad. And clean the pads frequently or change them out.

[@tanapatv9387]

James what speed did you use on DA ??

[@tanapatv9387]

nailbomb3 can you reccommend the pad and what speed did you use on DA?

[@raksh9]

So glad I found your channel. You're up there with Ammo NYC, but better because you review products available in Australia. Yay!

[@raksh9]

I might actually come see you about ceramic coating in the near future. The care and knowledge you show in this channel is a fantastic advertisement for your work, too!