How To Use A Polisher - Car Detailing Basics - Chemical Guys - TORQX Dual Action Polisher

[@ChemicalGuys]

Learn How To Use a Polisher! - TORQX Dual Action Polisher: bit.ly/3NgPbbI - VSS Scratch and Swirl Remover: bit.ly/42zFhGM

[@seancurtisministries]

Can you do this with “White Light?

[@rustycleaver8231]

I appreciate that the steps were presented in a well spoken and orderly manner. Thank You.

[@Jack112312312]

Gary Jones, JR. cfszsssa

[@AdrianJayeOnline]

agreed, best video on the subject I've seen so far

[@danwilliams9339]

Agreed! Excellent tutorial!

[@ncognitod.460]

Probably the best tutorial I have ever watched for any purpose. This guy is a great teacher! Thank you for this. It helps that it's a dark colored car too.

[@2skyland]

Using a brillo pad is way too aggressive for bird droppings...I usually use a hammer

[@critical_mass8279]

Hammer AND a chisel works it even better.

[@alierikenoglu8006]

Jackass.

[@robertpeters2741]

I find a small jack hammer does the job.

[@peterpanassow7814]

Hahahaha!!! Good one

[@shivampatel1359]

I just set the car on fire 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@LaszloBazso]

Excellent video, very informative and finally someone showed the whole procedure and did not skip minutes during polishing, as some others do. Thanks!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks for tuning in!

[@marcomedina7528]

I agree also liked how he gave reason and the why

[@ronaldpena7121]

Chemical guys are always showing each chemical with steps on how to use before applying 👍🏼💯 always watching their videos

[@thisguy4614]

The moment he added the material to the pad it looked like an artist and with a palette of paint. If you consider the tone of his voice, the cadence of his dialogue, and editing style; it felt like a video for Bob Ross Joy of Detailing.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks for watching!!

[@stevegannonhandmade]

You are an excellent instructor. You know what you are doing/talking about; you explain clearly AND point out what you are doing AND why. You explained each step as you went, and not only what to do right, but why to not do more/less. Thank you!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Steve! Thanks for your awesome feedback, we are glad to have you apart of the Chemical Guys family!

[@zchilli0808]

I’m pushing way too hard, moving too fast, and using too much product 🤦‍♂️. Thanks for the instructional videos for the novice. Learning on my old beater cars so mistakes don’t matter too much.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks so much for tuning in!

[@neilwatson5864]

Has to be for me, one of the most clearly explained demonstrations of how to deal with a horrible Scratch. Must put a Torx polisher on my Wanted for Gift list. Thanks. Theatre job and great vid.

[@nofsgiven3855]

Don’t recommed it get the flex

[@marcoluoma3770]

Thanks for a very clear and beginner-friendly video. I like that you didn’t skip ahead so we could see how long it should take.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@persianchris2451]

I knew I liked this guy in the 1st minute of this video from the way he explained things in detail, really breaking it down. Really appreciate it!!!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad you liked it!

[@toosoonjunior1317]

Great tutorial! Just got my Torqx and completed the first real polish I've ever done. This was a very handy how-to and helped me achieve great results with an application of v34!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Great to hear! Don't forget to tag us on your awesome results!

[@joehlloyd]

This was a great tutorial. I really appreciate that you did it in real-time so we know how long we should reasonably be doing it for, thanks.

[@Islam.Is.Easy.To.Understand.]

Yes and w/out blasting a soundtrack 👏👏👏👏👏

[@mariaa.confortimswlcsw4193]

WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE... Can you just teach like this about every thing you know? I'm autistic and this was the video that finally let me pull out my buffer.....it hit all my sensory questions. Thank you!❤

[@mclarry1084]

Best polishing/detailing video on KZbin. Dude should be a college professor

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks for watching!

[@retrogaming1986]

This is exactly the video I was looking for. Thank you Chemical Guys

[@LewisFoster]

Thanks. This was a nice, easy to follow guide. I just had a go on my old Honda Accord Type R with very cloudy paintwork and this video gave me the confidence to spin faster and with more pressure that I'd have done otherwise. Got some great results on the patch I tried so can't wait to do more!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Happy detailing!

[@joeinfl5610]

Great video! Really liked how you explained and showed the correct pressure to apply with the machine.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks for the awesome feedback, happy detailing!

[@Bill4Vendetta]

I just started using my Torqx yesterday. Since I have a little bit of experience for the previous day, your video made a lot of sense. It was very helpful as it explained how I needed to improve my technique.

[@ChemicalGuys]

We're so glad the video was helpful!

[@joeys.8715]

You lost me. i kept looking at the red car.

[@colesounds1367]

Joey S. Rx7

[@iamshevanel]

@@colesounds1367 miata

[@MicDropBBQ]

@Rob Gonz Honda S2000 😂

[@cadenclifton4414]

@@MicDropBBQ it’s obviously a 1996 Toyota Tacoma 🤦‍♂️

[@MicDropBBQ]

@@cadenclifton4414 😂😂

[@UncleWally3]

Really excellent tutorial. My only “complaint” is the tutorial being interrupted by unrelated advertisements - KZbin!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@mariaa.confortimswlcsw4193]

It would be really helpful if you made a play list of your specific videos and it would be nice to at least know your first name. I'm so grateful for your style and presentation. I know chemical guys are 😢different people and i love that but it would be great to follow our people who we learn best from too.

[@gaves1nerisma]

Excellent..picking this up at my local Detail Garage 👌 Chemical Guys you 🎸 🤘

[@ChemicalGuys]

Happy detailing!!

[@markchandler8592]

Really appreciate the thorough, easy-to-follow instructions. Well done.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@simonchetwynd]

Fantastic tutorial, clear, well spoken, to the point. Gave me confidence to go get a dual action polisher and use it. Always worried about how hard to press. This explains it superbly 👍

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@giorassiccuriosity1796]

These people from the chemical guys are amazing! Detailed and well laid out videos- all very informative.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks for the awesome feedback!

[@tamkim2828]

Best of the best instruction of how to use the BUF_503X TORQX Random Polisher. Thank you!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@s.j.1298]

Well done. Concise and to the point.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi! Thanks for watching and thanks for being part of the Chemical Guys family!

[@chansichen8054]

One of the best videos you guys have. Just bought the DA polisher kit and this helped. The other videos are all just "use chemical guus polisher with Chemical guys pad and chemical guys etc etc"

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Chan, thank you for watching. We're a company that's really passionate about cars, so our mission is to keep them as clean as possible using tools that don't cause harm to your sensitive paintwork. What really drives us is passion, an we know that people really want to do a great job detailing their own vehicles as well. We look at allot of products on the market, and we try to come up with better solutions because we notice many inefficiencies. Mainly we're all about making people's lives easier, I didn't know anything about detailing, but I've watched enough of our videos to take on most jobs, and I was fortunate enough to participate in the SDU training program which opened my eyes to the possibility of detailing vehicles as a viable business. We provide the tools so people can develop the confidence to do the things they thought were not possible.

[@JasonLuxLover]

I just bought several of your products and a polisher from Amazon I use some of the VSS by hand and it’s working good I just don’t know if I need something stronger my car that I bought was neglected it’s a Cadillac CTS and it needs some paint correction and a high gloss finish thinking about putting some type of clearcoat or ceramic coating or something on it

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey! Check out C4 Clear Cut Compound for more cutting power. Absolutely, apply a ceramic such as HydroSlick to lock in your hard work.

[@mrkoolio8494]

Ummmm....after about the tenth guy asking his question....and seeing no responses to those questions....why do people still keep asking questions?....do you think he is going to pick yours to answer? Also, i have taught myself how to do woodworking, motor repair, paint correction etc. Am i great at any? No....am i way better because when I had a question I didnt ask it in the comments...i went and found another video related to my question. That video normally answered my question and I learned additional information about the subject and perhaps it raised another question and then I watched another video and so on and so forth. If you think you're just going to watch one video and then ask a question like "hey how can I make my car look like a professionally polished Ferrari ....oh yeah and I need to be done in 40 min. As I have ADD"....well, nobody is going to be able to answer that question in three sentences. Actually, i could. Answer: you have no patience so take it to s pro, pay up, go shopping, and soon it will be all done. Otherwise, watch, learn and oractice.

[@seandyer4151]

mr koolio welcome to the internet . A place mainly populated by Millenials

[@antonyweaver357]

Excellent! Absolutely excellent video… Great content, delivery and quality of audio & visuals. Thank you 🙏

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@kelk4624]

Excellent video. I’ve watched it a couple times now. I’ve seen other videos for this but yours is the best. Gonna be working on my BMW tomorrow. Thanks.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad you enjoyed the video, happy detailing!!

[@stevenchalos4829]

Wanna get on board with everyone on how well done this tutorial is....

[@ChemicalGuys]

😃

[@styldsteel1]

Love your guy's knowledge. I call BS! I would have completely put the blame on the individual who caused that kind of damage. My first thought for sure would NOT!! have been chemical guys.

[@danbogel7739]

Great video. You’re a natural teacher!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Happy detailing!

[@charlessalley5423]

I appreciate your video I'm just before trying to buff with a electric buffer and your video ease my nerves thank you guys for sharing

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@BonheurEsperer]

Love the features of the Torqx dual action polisher. Got to have it!!

[@sonidomusicalgar5110]

The orbital machines are very good and leave a good shine. Thanks for videos.

[@peterchandler9014]

I was curious about wether this removes the lacquer clear coat which protects the paint and if so would there be a need to wax the car regularly moving forward. Enjoyed the video very succinct

[@erikw9120]

Does the polish residue need to be removed? I have seen some film left with some polishes. if so what is good to use to remove the film?

[@peterburt2905]

Thanks for the video. Really helpful, clear and enough info to get the job done. It's great when people prepare and think about what they will say in a video before pressing record. Cheers.

[@tonynicole8290]

This is the best video I have ever found for how to use a buffer. Thank you

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad it helped!!

[@fasst27]

"Yep, car wash guy used a scouring pad to get bird poo off my car, I swear" 🧐🧐🧐🤔

[@alexchavezdaily2678]

This is probably a hand wash carwash not an automatic carwash 🥱

[@oregonhighway]

Nice intro to using a machine. I did some spot polishing with a cloth years ago, but I've got mineral deposits from a farmer's sprinkler to deal with now. Too much to deal with using a cloth, but was concerned about using a machine on my paint. Off to try it on a test area. Thanks for posting this!

[@christopherpipala1894]

Thanks for the video. If your car is new and doesn't have swirls or paint damage, can you still use the TORQ polisher with a different pad to just polish and protect the surface?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey! Yes, the TORQ Polishers are very versatile, they can be used to correct paint or apply coats of glaze, sealant, and wax.

[@HughJassKoda]

You make excellent videos! Clear and to the point without unnecessary babble! Very informative! You could make a living making KZbin videos...oh wait!

[@dnbadamwalker]

Spot on with the instructions is there any way to practice without using it in a car. For the diy people might rent one that's all

[@azharbaloch6127]

dnbwalkera adam buy a door from a junkyard. or a hood.

[@GottaWannaDance]

Thank you. I needed the refresher. Subscribed and will watch and re-learn. Shine on!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@samexoldx]

Anything you should do after applying this? Any other product you should put on?

[@petejams7340]

Newbie here. If I polish one area to remove a scratch do I need to then polish that entire side of the car for a consistent look or is it best just to polish small areas that need the scratch removed? Great video!

[@metallic5spd]

if you only want the light scratch/scuff removed, you can just do that area. Its not like you will see a HUGE difference. I spot correct all the time as things happen to my daily and to friends and family's daily drivers. Obviously you would want to do the entire car if you want the entire car to be perfect! i use a 3" pad on a drill for spot correction but you need to be careful b/c on a drill, thats a rotary, not a Dual Action, as shown.

[@gregl4244]

So would you hand wax over that or is the job finished with that product. When looking at polishers and pads there is always a finer finishing pad. What is used with those pads?

[@brando555555]

I like to use 3m Finesse It 2 after claying... it's not too agressive, but it will buff out any swirls and 5000grit sanding scratches, and it really brings a dull clear coat to life

[@t9pf5771]

What do you do for the unflat location where the polisher wouldn't work correctly? Do u do that by hand?

[@dbzdrawerssj]

how much does a v36 or v38 473 ml bottle last?can i do all my car with just 1 bottle?thank you keep up the great work your product are amazing

[@MikeEM1]

You don't need that much to do a whole car.

[@_J_U_S_T_I_N_]

Huh? What? I fell asleep. Someone tell me what I missed. I got hypnotized by the drone of the buffer.

[@Jasserv]

Looking to buy this Polisher, does the kit online come with what I need in order to also remove light water marks? Thanks in advance. This would be the first time I would be detailing to remove swirls, scratches, etc.

[@davebaldwin340]

Love your videos give lots of information especially for beginners like myself it really helps thank you

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Dave! Thanks so much for the incredible feedback, happy detailing!!

[@doseofsense4727]

I realize this may not get a reply but for this particular situation, even though the car was recently washed, was that hood clayed and/or stripped of any waxes before being polished? Thanks ahead.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey there! Yes, before polishing it is always best to thoroughly clean and decontaminate the surface with a clay bar.

[@doseofsense4727]

@@ChemicalGuys Thanks, appreciate the quick response!

[@adrianvelasquez1693]

Great video. I own a mobile detailing company and I don't even know how my guys do the buffing. I'm interested in taking your guy's buffing course. A class I don't mind taking

[@ChemicalGuys]

We would love to have you in one of our classes. Here is course info Call us anytime 866-822-3670 www.chemicalguys.com/category_s/370.htm&icn=HOMEPAGE&ici=HPTOP_080916_01

[@R3KEZ]

This is the video that made me hit subscribe.

[@Only_1_Michael]

You are the Freaking Man, boss!!!! Wow. The part about the marker, Genius! Thanks bud!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@metals2546]

Best video out there for this application. Good job guys, and worthy of subscription.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks for the amazing feedback and welcome to the Chemical` Guys family!! 👍👍👍

[@Californification]

Hi, thanks for the video. Very nicely done. I am trying to decide between the Porter Cable 7424XP and the TorQX polisher you are using in this video. Can you compare the two? Which one should I go with if I am a novice just starting out with detailing my cars? I haven't seen any feedback on the TorQX other than what Chemical Guys say because they sell it. The PC 7424XP has really good reviews and seems to have been around longer. Just looking for feedback on if one is preferred over the other. Thanks.

[@derkdiggler1058]

Could you guys do some motorcycle tutorials, specifically Harley?

[@dddev641]

What is the difference between the white and the orange pad . I want to use p4 then apply blacklight . We which pads should I use?

[@rosendorendonjr]

This may a dumb question, but I don’t think he mentions, the car must be clean and decontaminated from any dirt and debris before applying the polish correct?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey! Yes, before polishing, prep the surface with a wash and clay bar treatment.

[@Ragnarok1881]

I just bought a torqX and was wondering how often I should replace the pads? And how many times can I use the pads? Thanks in advance.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Jc! You want to replace the pads when you no longer see the Hexagons on your pads. You can clean your pads as many times as you want using Pad cleaner. Polishing Pad Cleaner cleans and rejuvenates all foam, microfiber, and wool polishing pads. The innovative cleaner removes spent compound, polish, wax, and paint residue from any polishing pad. The citrus-based cleaner breaks down and releases spent product, removed paint, dirt, and contaminants from polishing pads. Polishing Pad Cleaner completely cleans out embedded product and paint residue from deep inside foam, microfiber, and wool polishing pads. Happy detailing! Check link below. www.chemicalguys.com/Foam_Wool_Citrus_Based_Pad_Cleaner_16_oz_p/buf_333_16.htm

[@kzugaming4287]

Hi Chemical Guys. So standard procedure is to pass once vertical, once horizontal, and then again once vertical and once horizontal right ? Can I consider to do that for compound AND Polish as well ?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Yes, that's the standard way but you judge it as you go. If you feel you may need to go over it with one more pass, it will be completely fine. It all comes with practice and experience.

[@kzugaming4287]

Oki doki Chemical Guys ! Thank you very much for the advice and what you do on youtube to present, explain everything ;-) Cheers from Belgium !

[@ChemicalGuys]

Cheers from America!!

[@mikkot.4758]

Would you recommend the BLACK+DECKER WP900 6-Inch Random Orbit Waxer/Polisher for first time users?

[@muuriciodegollada3870]

Thank you for the demo. Can I use this machine with light marble compound to remove etch Marks on polish marble floors thank you

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey! The TORQX is perfect for polishing all kinds of gloss finish surfaces.

[@muuriciodegollada3870]

@@ChemicalGuys thank you for response

[@jd5787]

Good video. Stupid question : do I need to protect the windshield, windows, headlights... when polishing with a machine?

[@ChemicalGuys]

When polishing, you want to cover small areas in a 2ft by 2ft radius. It's best to use painter's tape to cover areas that you don't want to accidentally polish. From what I've seen, it's best to cover door handles, plastic trim, and headlights. Stick to dual action polisher, it's safer.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi there Frenchman, I completely misinterpreted your question. Yes, you're going to want to tape off the windshield, windows, and headlights when polishing just to be extra safe.

[@nicholasmohler]

I was looking at your guys videos and I noticed that you use a polishing pad conditioner spray before you used the pad on the surface of the vehicle. I was wondering if I need to use the polishing pad conditioner spray or if I could get away with not using the spray.

[@Sim2Real.]

You can get away without doing that, but spread it evenly like they did, and then use your hand to work it in the pad, so it´s even (residue control, you should use gloves btw). And afterwards do the same they did. I like chemical guys but they have a huge selection of products that just overcomplicate things, most of the times they arent neccesary, but still a nice touch.

[@insonh21]

i built a teardrop camper that i skinned in aluminum and had polished a few years back, would this work for cleaning it up?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey there! Is the aluminum bare or painted?

[@insonh21]

@@ChemicalGuys bare and polished

[@marcomedina7528]

I’m so glad you mentioned the spreading, no high spots and dab dab dab around so it doesn’t fling product everywhere 😂😂

[@ChemicalGuys]

Happy detailing!

[@socomsnipa904]

I have a new torqx haven't used it yet. Tons of scratches need to be removed. after that can I use the machine to add glazes and waxes over the factory racing stripes(2013 dodge challenger). I'm sure obviously i wouldn't use a cutting pad over the stripes. But i want to make sure the paint in between the different lines of the stripes and the stripes themselves look good and are protected.

[@SecretSauceyjuice]

Trevaris Long Use a soft pad with lighter pressure on any raised paint like pinstripes or decals and it should be fine.

[@Anth4044]

Wow im so glad I watched this got to be prepared to taking along time to do it right, Great video 👍🏼

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TrueElitegaming1]

Should I be rinsing/ washing my car before/ after polishing?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Matt! Wash the vehicle thoroughly before polishing and then use a product such as Wipe Out to remove polish residue and prep the surface for coatings.

[@markokujundzic6049]

How about degreasing after polishing? Would like to see if its really polished or just overlayed

[@HockeyCraig]

You guys with dark colored paint are sooooo lucky when you detail your cars.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Happy detailing!

[@District.24]

The tutorial was exellent.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@dailyinfo7906]

highly appreciate for this video. can you please let me know the color code of the car in this video?

[@thomasmarquez6790]

You are awesome 👏 man! Very smart instructive video. Excellent teacher!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad you liked it!

[@JA-bl7dk]

Excellent video. I'm looking forward to polishing out my car soon.

[@kuan720]

Bought the torq kit, but it doesn't come with the pad conditioner. Great.

[@rafacq]

Good video. What do you use to moisten the pads?

[@Mikeua91]

Great video, how many pads would I need to polish the entire car? Thank you for your time

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Michael, thank you for tuning in. To answer your question, you have to determine how badly your car is scratched, and then you have to figure out what type of paint you're working with. In some cases, a one step polish like V4, or VSS is all you need to make the paint look new again. In other cases, if you want a more perfect correction; you will need to do about two to three steps do get better results. You always want to start with the least aggressive approach because you don't want to excessively remove too much clear coat. Typically you start out with V36 and an orange pad because the orange pad has medium cut, and then you would use V38 which is a jeweling polish that refines the paint, and it removes buffer trails. If for example the paint isn't responding to V36, then you would need a compound like V34 which contains a medium amount of abrasives to remove additional layers of clear coat. To recap, the harder the paint and the deeper the scratches, more steps will be needed. To put it simply, it's one pad for every procedure, pads aren't disposable, they can be reused many times as long as you maintain them well. Stay tuned Michael, more great videos are on the way. C.G. Alex -

[@serviceproper]

Chemical Guys so v36 with orange then finish with v38 also with orange or white ? Or could you just do v36+orange and v36+ white

[@marybethdomigan5126]

Chemical Guys oo

[@tjvinson5196]

Do you have to clay bar the vehicle before cutting/polishing with VSS?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi TJ! Yes, before polishing it would be best to wash and clay the vehicle. - CG Nick

[@KtmLTU]

You clay the car only when necessary....

[@cbeserra]

Really well done. Excellent explanation

[@luiszamudio1238]

How often are you supposed to wash your microfiber towels and wash mitts? After every wash? Also what do you do with the wash mitts after a car wash?

[@jetman899]

Thanks for the instructions and tips.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@reyboricua1]

I have a torqx and would like to know how often must I so maintenance on my polisher if any is needed?

[@keoni767]

what pad and polish would you guys recommend if I were to 2500-3000 grit my whole car?

[@aquaboy1650]

Great works, thank you! I have a question, can scratch & swirl remover replace the rubbing compound function? So can I proceed to the next step with polishing compound and wax?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi there! Yes, you can use a one step polish in place of multi-stage polishing steps before applying coatings.

[@chrisfi3d]

You speak very well.

[@hollowsesh90]

Much prefer to watch this guy over the usual chemguys videos. Good clear instructional video :)

[@carlanderson2009]

hollow sesh

[@nayrb1492]

great video and info about proper use. just a small question how do you know whats the best polish or when you have to do a multi step correction ???

[@ChemicalGuys]

+Bryan Cardenas You have to polish a test spot to find the best combination for the car. There's no magic formula or chart to refer to, you have to assess each car on a case by case basis.

[@nayrb1492]

+Chemical Guys I see but lets say for someone barely starting that doesnt have many pads or polishs. how can i make the right choice in picking the right items.

[@ImElkay]

+Bryan Cardenas I started with the v line polishes and an orange, white, and black pad. I think that should do 99% of anything you could need to do as far as paint correction

[@_JimboSlice]

+Bryan Cardenas Buy 2 medium pads (orange) and a wax pad (red) to start. Also need a light abrasive (polish) and a medium abrasive (cutting) compound. Start with a spot on your trunk w orange pad and polish. Do a small spot on trunk lid like in video. If that clears scratches and swirls, that's your combo. If there are still swirls, try a new orange pad w cutting compound on a new area of trunk lid. Do just a small section with just a few passes in each direction. if this works, use this method over car, then use polish next, then wax. If cutting compound and orange pad didn't work....take it to a pro, or go practice with orange pad and cutting compound on an old car that if paint gets burned it won't matter (someone has to have an old Honda). Get technique for removing swirls and scratches down, then go back to your car.

[@jaidenitiss1651]

Hey I have a 2010 chrysler 300 black with sparkles on the paint it has a few minor scratches and marks, I want to purchase my own polishing machine and products to try and polish myself to learn. Any recommendations on where to buy everything I will need !?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Jaiden, here's a kit that pretty much covers everything you will need, it comes with the polisher, pads backing plates, and pad conditioner. The only thing mission from this kit is the com-pound and polishes. I'm going to give you a link to both. This should set you on the right path. www.chemicalguys.com/TORQ_TORQX_Complete_Detailing_Kit_p/buf_209x.htm www.chemicalguys.com/V_Line_Polish_Compound_Sample_Kit_4_oz_p/gap_vkit_04.htm C.G. Alex -

[@FrielyRFC]

Is it best to clean car before or after polishing?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey there! It is best to thoroughly clean and dry the vehicle prior to polishing. This insure the best finish and reduce the chances of marring the paint.

[@raymondperez3553]

I have a few of those blemishes on my roof of my car it needs some TLC.

[@BPoweredLove]

It's weird that this benign comment got likes. Seems nothing special to me.