DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish Review! The Best Car Polish & Compound On The Market

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Comment below in the comment section #DIYDetail Gold Standard I will pick the winner next Friday January 20th for this giveaway. More to come in the future 🤛 This Polish/Compound Hybrid is the best to date! Finishes Amazing. Gold Standard Polish. I would like to thank all who enjoyed the content and find it informative! I appreciate each and everyone of you. 💯💯.

[@diydetailofficial]

Well done sir, car looks amazing! Thank you for the solid review.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you very much Yvan. Great polish I forgot to mention in the review it works well in cold weather! Where others are a bit finicky. It was 38 degrees when I was doing the live demo.

[@BigBear--]

You're the first person that actually managed to convince me of the need to use a Water Spot Remover, through your demonstration.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

😭😭. I was in denial myself until one day I coated this Nissan Maxima that I “polished out the water spots” looked great it was a black car and the owner left it in his garage for 2 weeks. He had another daily he miss understood me of saying don’t drive the car for 2 weeks. He comes back takes the car out in the sun and water spots were practically back. That’s when I learned the hard way. Now I overly use water spot remover but it’s cheap insurance. Than having to correct and record a car again 👍

[@shawnbarber5768]

#DIY Detail Gold Standard.....I just ordered several DIY Detail products after watching several of your videos, this looks like another great product from DIY Detail, thanks for the awesome videos you make!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you very much Shawn. Makes me happy that you enjoy the content. It's a great product line and system.

[@Apac1226]

Im brand new to paint correction,but I been into detailing for most of my life and this weekend Ill be doing my first complete correction on my 2016 SS Camaro. I began building my inventory of detailing supplies and already bought my compound/polish when I discovered the Gold Standard and rinseless wash products. I bought a waterless wash locally but not DIY brand and with all the stuff Im hearing about the Gold Standard I regret not buying it. My camaro has a beautiful Garnet Red tintcoat, but I feel like the previous owner used a lot of automatic car washes because it has a ton of swirls and some minor scratches. If you ever have time I have a few questions before I tackle this correction,but most of it is in regards to the process more than the brands. Either way, excellent work and the Gold Standard/rinseless wash products are 🔥

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Sure thing welcome aboard. Follow me on instagram. Clarity Gloss Auto Spa. We can chat there and maybe do a quick audio call I don’t mind helping 👍

[@Apac1226]

@@DetailingMadeSimple that's awesome bro. Ty

[@23dothedew]

#DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish! This stuff looks simple to use and gets great results. That Benz is poppin!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Definitely easy to use! Very simple effective and also it's the only polish you need can cut like a compound finish like a jeweling polish if needed. For heavy neglected vehicles you may need a heavy cut compound! This polish can handle 90% of all your DIYer jobs even as a professional 💪💪

[@johnathancooper4663]

Let's go I'm on time for once for a premiere. Let's get it bruh 😎

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

💪💪💪

[@KEVINJohnson-rz5by]

#Diy Detail Gold Standard!! Great video!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the content and information 🤛 Good Luck.

[@J1Z06]

I'm slowly adding DIY to My arsenal. I've been very impressed by Their Rinseless wash, Iron Remover, Quick Beads and Ceramic Gloss. These products are a breath of fresh air to the detailing industry. Thank You for making this video. Thanks to Yvan and Nick for these fine products.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Yes they came out in a perfect time for me in my detailing business. As I was running out of my gallons of others and was using these small ones I was impressed! I did not purchase them as a business initially since they only sold 16oz prior to November. Once gallons were released. They are part of my regiment 💪💪💪 Yvan and Nick came out with top shelf products

[@davidornelas535]

#DIY Detail Gold Standard Awesome stuff

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

I'm always glad you enjoy the content and results! Good Luck 💪

[@TopShineDetails]

Nice ! Let's go!!!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Appreciate it brother! Thank you!

[@Ecdetails]

8 section passes lord haha. Looks freaking amazing man great work!!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Facts bro! I know you know some that do 6-8 section passes with a polish and medium pad trying to get the most scratches and defect removal. Especially if their first 3-4 section passes weren't enough. So they say let me do 3 more passes instead 😭

[@Ecdetails]

@@DetailingMadeSimple I will probably do 4-5 max but then I’ll just change my pressure on the machine and do less but every has there own flavor just seems like a lot of time

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@Ecdetails yeah I do 4-6 section passes tops. So if that don’t work and I know I can knock it out same time frame. I just do 3 passes with the compound and 3-4 passes with the polish. Not going for perfection I use the compound faster than I do with the polish. I just want that aggressive initial cut.

[@derekbelton5932]

Does anyone use a rotary anymore 🙄

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@derekbelton5932 😭 😭. I’m getting a rotary soon. But I only have about 40 hours on it very minimal experience with it. When I first started all I knew was DA. I heard in the UK it’s practically reverse ⏮️. That’s like saying does anyone know how to drive manual anymore LOL.

[@00WeaponX00]

Amazing work! You mos def went in.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you. Yes the car came out amazing 💪🤛

[@barrybij8079]

#diydetail gold standard... good stuff

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Appreciate it brother! Good luck 🍀

[@mygt8a4re]

I appreciate the live, learned alot! Because of you I ordered a Uro-50/50 pad, was exclusively LC orange foam until your live vid. Mad respect! 🔥👍🍻

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Appreciate it Justin thanks a bunch. Yes to me the 50/50 uro-fiber is the best microfiber pad on the market. Finishes down the best. And cuts well a true one step microfiber. I wouldn't bother getting the other pads as in the finishing microfiber pad or straight cutting the all black finishing microfiber pad been sitting in my drawer for over 2 years

[@charlesbrasington7599]

DIY gold standard! Looks like a good polish for a diyer

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

It’s a great polish for a DIYer and professional alike . This to me is the best all around polish/compound. Cuts aggressive and finish like a finishing/jewel if polish

[@charlesbrasington7599]

#DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish! 👍

[@charlesbrasington7599]

#DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish! 👍

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you Charles! Good Luck 💯

[@johnlanore599]

Nice, cant wait! I did a 6hr detail on my truck using all the diy products. I havnt got the pads and polish yet tho..

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

You won’t be disappointed with the Pads or Polish John! Look how deep and rich the Gold Standard made this Benz.

[@johnlanore599]

It came out glossy asf!! Ill plug your code in on my next order forsure..

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@johnlanore599 appreciate it John! Thank you for tuning in!

[@johnlanore599]

@@DetailingMadeSimple Yea no prob, I watch all your vids man, keep up the good work man. That car looks sweet, good job!

[@JhawkerZ]

Just found your channel Shout out to EC AND JB now I'm a Sub. Great video.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thanks for subbing my brother! Yes! Thanks to EC and JB I appreciate them having me on their podcasts 👊💪

[@rubenharris9241]

#Diy Detail Gold Standard!! Another great video. Also cool that you do detailing with your wife. You should introduce her at some point.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

I will introduce you guys to her one day. We enjoy our private life. She enjoys being behind the scenes 😭

[@rubenharris9241]

@@DetailingMadeSimple totally respect that. You can tell her we all said hello and nice work.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Congratulations Ruben! You won the giveaway. Email directly on google [e-mail]

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@rubenharris9241 Hey Ruben here in the comment section. Tell me your state and city. So when I reply to you when you email me and send me your address through the email I know it’s you! 💯👊

[@rubenharris9241]

@@DetailingMadeSimple its Windsor CT

[@mdoyal111]

Definitely need to try this out soon, looks very promising!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Yes. Give it a shot if you have compounds and polishes use those up first before buying this. The Pads are Great 💯. This isn’t a heavy cut compound. I have my Last Cut Compound on reserved. This is literally better imo than 3D One. Cuts more and no dust compared to that.

[@havingtoomuchfun4806]

Great job Soc!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Appreciate it brother! I really enjoyed this whole line. Glad you enjoyed the results 💯

[@bobhawkins3387]

Thanks for that. Nice job and a confidence boost for a newbie….me.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you! I am glad you found it informative and helpful 💪. It's easy just practice

[@millerdetailing4176]

Just subscribed great video and review. 👍

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thanks a lot Miller. Much respect 🤛. Glad you enjoyed the content

[@johnlanore599]

I like Diy Details Incredible suds alot, I grabbed most of there line and am looking forward to useing the interior ceramic aswell as the Gold Standard. Im just starting to learn and use my Griots 21mm polisher..

[@charlesbrasington7599]

#DIY Detail gold standard polish 👍

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Incredible Suds is great I love the smell and cleaning power and the lubricity. I really think Yvan and Nick focused on Making products slick. To prevent marring and scratching. Want to know a secret! I only used a 21mm polisher about 5 times in my life 😅. And a rotary I've never used. How hard can a rotary be ? 🌚

[@johnlanore599]

I think they did too. The smell is great on everything that isnt a harsh chemical in there line. Like you said there products are slick to prevent harm to vehicles aswell. Crazy, I just started detailing boats woth my buddy 3 months ago we are just doing the 3rd 74ft Predator in a row so theres alot of gelcoat so we need as big of an area we can get with a polisher. I havnt buffed or polished a car yet. Gelcoat is def a different animal..

[@johnlanore599]

Yven makes it look easy.. I will pry get one after I get good with the DA and try an area n finish with one and do some trial and error. He said it finishes better than the DA but hes got 40 years in the game.lol

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@johnlanore599 of course he makes it look easy 😭. As for gel coats yes they are very hard and definitely need something that cuts. A 21mm or a rotary is the way. Best of luck to you and your buddy! Boats are not easy tasks.

[@stevenv9224]

Great video 👍🇵🇷

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Appreciate you tuning in Steven. You're a real one 💪💪

[@j-sonS]

#diy detail gold standard

[@davidboyce6427]

#DIYDETAILGOLDSTANDARD Beautiful results Soc👌

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

As always David thank you brother! The results were unreal. I really enjoyed it. Good luck 🍀 thank you for entering 💪

[@stephen1503]

That All Clean @ 13:1 looks promising as heck! I’ve been wanting to find a good APC to compete with Optimum’s Power Clean for strength, dilution, and personal/environmental safety. The fact that you can use it at such a dilution makes the $50/gallon price of All Clean less troublesome.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Hey Stephen! Yes I use to use power clean as well! My draw back is the dilution. I had it 3:1 and you use a lot of the product. Compared to this one I’m saving more money on the long run! Cleans super well. Definitely less caustic with the fumes and spray back of All Clean compared to Power Clean. So far I really enjoy all clean. 3D orange degreaser is great too! Biodegradable and safe for the user just the dilution ratio I have to use a lot more of it. Hope this helps you out 💪

[@functionaldoc5054]

#DIY Detail Gold Standard Great content as always,

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Appreciate brother! Thank you and good luck 🍀

[@benrios9643]

#DIY detail gold standard.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Good luck thank you for entering 💯

[@robl6044]

As always great video and you did a awesome job looks great 👍

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

I appreciate you brother 👊. Thank you for the compliment.

[@dannysandoval5195]

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[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you good luck thank you for entering. Make sure you put a hashtag #️⃣ in front. So when I filter I know who entered!

[@johnathancooper4663]

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[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Good luck bro! 🤛

[@reginaldpeterson6190]

#DIYDetail Gold Standard! Thanks for the review!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Appreciate you tuning in ! Glad you enjoyed the results 👊

[@reginaldpeterson6190]

@@DetailingMadeSimple Damn, my number was up on the live but then you refreshed it and Ruben won it!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@reginaldpeterson6190 😭😭 My fault bro. I got you with something bro. I had to refresh my computer was on sleep when I can back was on 2 for some reason. I forgot to refresh. I got you with the polish. I’ll order you one next weekend. It’s not fair on my end for refreshing too! You’re just going to have to order the pads as they are still sold out. 💯💪

[@reginaldpeterson6190]

@@DetailingMadeSimple ‘preciate you, Soc! Stand up guy 💯. Looking forward to trying out the DIY Details Gold Standard Polish. (I’m in the states too - MD)

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@reginaldpeterson6190 copy copy bro. Email me at [e-mail] With your name and address 💪.

[@sebacido]

buen video, me aclaro varias cositas. saludos

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Gracias amigo. 💪💪

[@seabrew1]

That doesn't look like an easy wipeoff but an easy fix is to soak your towel in a rinseless wash. Looks messy however. I will try the pad for sure but i really don't need anymore polishes..but who knows.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Of course everyone has their preferred polishes and compounds. I didn't need any for over a year. I purchased so manny on the market. As I heard they were coming out with theirs I decided to use everything in my shop to give it a go. The wipe off depends how much use. I used a lot for the section also it was cold outside when I was testing it. I'm guessing warmer weather it will be easier since it's meant not to dust. Only time will tell. 🤛 What do you like using? What are your go too?

[@seabrew1]

@@DetailingMadeSimple i'm a hobbyist but i tried a number of polishes from 3D, Nv car care, Labocosmetica and Rupes but i still prefer Sonax Perfect Finish and Cutmax. Leale from labocosmetica(italian) is nice however i think i will pickup there primer polish you don't have to wait for it to cure like gyeon primer.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@seabrew1 got it. Yes sonax cutmax and perfect finish are a staple in the industry. Those are what I used starting in the detailing game.🤛 I just don't like the amount of solvents and filler that it leaves behind. I never heard of that primer. Gyeon primer waiting the 24 hours is a bummer. Have you ever tried DR Beasley NSP polishes? As a primer polish no need to wait either!

[@seabrew1]

@@DetailingMadeSimple Yes i'm aware of Dr. Beasleys. Supposed to be very good.

[@wowyummyyy]

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[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Appreciate it

[@richardfox3924]

#diy gold standard

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you for participating

[@om3973]

You say you use diy detail products only but how m as ny hours did you spend taking care the car no offense to diy products but if you spend hours any car should come out to a good to great standard

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

For this detail and car alone. Yes I only used the diy detail product line. This only took my wife and I 4 hours to do this whole job. We started this vehicle at 3pm. The whole prep, Decon, and drying took me and my wife 1hr and a half to do and that's with recording. If you check out my KZbin shorts I was supposed to do a live with the crowd. I wanted to experience the polish with all of you! I did not open or use it. I was able to go live at 7pm because YT was being a pain. I did a live talking about it with slight demos and techniques for 2 hours on the hood. My wife and I started again of course at 9:30pm did the whole vehicle in two hours. Compound/polish and ceramic coat the whole vehicle. 👍 Hope this helps and no offense taken we are all here to learn! Appreciate you watching. Check out the live to see how the paint was and again we doing "a one step" skim through to 33:30 and see what I did there. Or maybe you have a different approach that can help me 💪

[@om3973]

@@DetailingMadeSimple you did alot work I mean it as if you put in that kinda work prep decon clay compund polish alot products will give you good to great results I woulda handle that alone would been 7 to 8bhors depending on me speed and how long took me take out all gear

[@om3973]

On my personal car

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@om3973 got it I understand. My gear is already there pretty much. My own cars won’t be that hammered. But even then. For me and not hustling I can do a sedan in 31/2 to 4 hours. For SUV 5 hours Large SUV to Pick up ranges 6-7 hours. That’s on this type of vehicle. Neglected for 5 years out of its 6 years. If it’s an average vehicle you can cut the time in half for the prep and polish. A lot of products give great results just use what you enjoy using. Not all iron remover scan be used in conjunction with a clay towel. Not all water spot removers are safe in open area. I only used 5 chemicals for the whole prep wash too. 👍

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@om3973 what is your personal vehicle?

[@KingRockets]

How does it compare to 3D one's hybrid? Seems to be similar in that it can act as both a compound and a polish

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

It cuts better than 3D one and has a longer buffing cycle than 3D one. Easier to wipe off as well as 3D one tends to get grabby a lot of times. 3D one still works well but this performs better.

[@KingRockets]

@@DetailingMadeSimple Awesome I might actually give it a shot then. As far as pads, how does the DIY yellow waffle pad compare to LC'S CCS foam pads? Which pad color would it be the most similar to?

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@KingRockets it’s a really good hybrid polish definitely better than 3D. Now in terms of the yellow waffle pad compared to the ccs pads I would say between orange and green not as hard as the green but not like exactly like the orange because it gives a little more cut and finish down nicely.

[@KingRockets]

@@DetailingMadeSimple Amazing, appreciate the input!🙏

[@Shane9_9_00]

#DIYDetail Gold Standard Is the waffle pad harder to use than the standard “flat pad”?

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank for entering and good luck! 👍 The Pad i around the same density. Very hard to tell. For me maybe a tad bit stiffer but when primed and used it softens up. So it's not stiff or hard. Perfect stiffness

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Hey Shane. I completely read the question wrong 😭. No the waffle pads are actually much more user friendly and easier to use! That’s all I use mainly are waffle pads. If needed wool or microfiber for more cut. Waffle Pads stall less, run cooler and less grabby on the paint which ties into the polisher vibrating a lot more than flat pads on a DA Than a “Flat Pad”.

[@BigBear--]

Curious if you also polished the headlights/taillights? Or just hit them with the clay towel?

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Yes the headlights and taillights were polished only. Not compounded and polish no need to go too aggressive it removes about 50% of swirls and scratches on them and also made them much brighter and vibrant looking.

[@BigBear--]

@@DetailingMadeSimple if you do polish them, often that can start to remove the protective UV coating they have from factory. I HIGHLY recommend you look into using a spray product called Plexus. It was originally designed to clean airplane windshields/windows to maintain clear visibility. That stuff works as a cleaner, fine polish, and protection for plastic visors, windshields, visors, headlights, etc. This way the plastic never fades, or oxidizes, and stays clean and clear.

[@BigBear--]

Basically after any kind of washing or polishing of clear plastics, you'd want to spray some Plexus on, and buff it out with a microfiber towel, or a fine finish machine pad.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@BigBear-- that’s great to know 👊. I never polish headlights to perfection just a light pass. The UV clear on the headlights are just as thick as the paint one. Just plastic is fragile and expands and contracts easily under immense heat or cold. I will take a look at that product

[@BigBear--]

@@DetailingMadeSimple It ain't cheap, but it'll maintain the crisp clarity of headlights/tailights/windscreens/visors, for years to come. Sorry to beat a dead horse, just not many people know about it, and they should, it's that good. And no...I don't work for Plexus! 🤣

[@ethanblan435]

How long did you wait before rinsing off water spot remover?

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

For water spot remover cool surface and paint and weather 2-3 minutes tops. If the surface is warm/hot 30 seconds and I work panel by panel.

[@ethanblan435]

@@DetailingMadeSimple ok and one more question. When working panel by panel, do you have to dry the overspray from the last panel or can you use it wet?

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@ethanblan435 don’t have to dry the panel just flush out the water spot remover and continue around. Until done. If ssome water spots ford and is on the paint work no worries!!! It’s in its infancy stage. When you move straight to polishing process the will be removed. Because the water spot chemicals are not embedded in the clear coat. So they run right off. Hope this helps. This is after using waterspot remover to then polish. For panel by panel without polishing. I recommend just drying the panel after 2 2 panels if it’s on a hot surface and make sure you flush/clean out any adjacent panels until done. Yes it will take longer but it’s easy. You don’t have to use waterspot remover in every wash either. Hope this helps bro 👊.

[@ethanblan435]

@@DetailingMadeSimple thanks so much! Just got into the diy line and I’ll be doing a 5 year coating soon. Your videos have been great and thanks for taking the time to answer some of my questions!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@ethanblan435 that’s great to hear! Awesome! I’m glad you enjoy the content 💪 I am always here to help. 💪

[@johnlanore599]

Hey soc, If your using the LC pad washer and doing a 2 step correction. Whats the minimum amount of pads for compounding and polishing? How many pads would you use without a pad washer for a 2 step? I hear people using 6ish for each step so 12 pads to do a whole car. I have pads but not a shit ton of em so I was hoping that with the padwasher I could get away with 4 for each step. Thanks in advance.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Hey John. With a pad washer you can literally use 2 pads total if you want! 1 pad for cutting and the second for polishing. When my wife and I polish a vehicle that’s all we use 1 pad each one for cutting and one for polishing. The pad washer works great for drying/damping the pads if you have a rotary, 15mm da or a 21mm da even for your small pads as well if using a 3 inch polisher da if you have high opms. Hope this helps!! As for forced rotation it sucks with the pad washer 👎

[@johnlanore599]

@@DetailingMadeSimple Perfect, yes it did help. I have pads from griots, diy, oberk, Lakecountry, rupes, buff n shine, n koch chemie. I just dont have more than 5 or 6 of everyone of em. I have close to that especially the 3in I knew I didnt need a bunch of those since I wont be using them alot. I am about to attempt a 2 stage correction on my black Gmc Sierra and was just collecting my arsenal and am ready to go just wanted to confirm that before I started otherwise I was going to get more of each of the pads. I just wanted to have an array of different systems. I have all of there compounds and polishes aswell. So when I started my test spot I would have everything I needed to do a good job without having to stop and order more stuff yea know. Thanks for the videos man. I am confident enough to start now!! I ended up grabbing a rupes 15mm mark 3 5in and a griots g13 13mm 3in I also got the clay towel from diy and the gold standard polish aswell. Im sure it will need a 2 step but would you suggest I start with the diy wool or a microfiber or a foam pad to see what I actually need in my test spot? Any advice is appreciated!! Also thanks for all the badass videos man.

[@johnlanore599]

How or what do you use to start your test spot to see what the vehicle needs? Theres swirls and its black so shows everything. I might be surprised of what a foam pad would do, I just figured it would take a microfiber to get the swirls out but im not sure. I usually work on gelcoat and its different than paint. Not the process but its way harder and thicker. This will be my first vehicle so I am doing my own obviously. wool is probably to much cut ya think? Let me hear your process and what yea think I should start please and thankyou.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@johnlanore599 sure I can help you out! As for the rupes mark III have you just purchased it? And has never been used? I’m in the process of selling mines for 250$ only been used 10 times tops! Outside looks a tad bit rough but that’s because I used to lay them on the floor when I did mobile jobs. As for the test spot. All paints are different you have hard clear coats. Medium or. Soft clear coats. I would suggest for example depending what compound and polish you have. Try out first compound with a medium cut pad like a diy detail waffle pad. Or lake country orange or griots orange pad. See how much cut you get. If it’s cuts crazy good after 3-4 section passes you know the paint is soft if it barely does anything it’s hard. If you get medium correction wells it’s medium clear. Then from there decide whether you want to step up to the wool pad. And do the same 3-4 passes on a different part of the hood. See the correction capabilities from there! Whatever is left over is left over! It can be refined with the polish step for gloss and depth of the paint. Don’t go for perfection!! you are used to gel coats so you know they add a bunch of coats on boats!!! Clear coat is different on cars! Hope this helps!! Just get used to one compound/polish use what system works for you. 💪💪 I only have 2 polishes in my business the last cut for my heavy compound and the gold standard to for my majority of the jobs!

[@johnlanore599]

@@DetailingMadeSimple Shoot I woulda got that from you but yea I bought the rupes kit a few months ago brand new. Yea I went a tad over bored and just got the 250ml bottles of 6 diff compounds n polishes. Going forward Ill stick with a few after I see what works good for me. I appreciate the info man. Do you like the microfiber and only use wool if its super swirled out? In your opinion is Gmc Black hard, medium, or soft? Thats what ill be working on. Yea I want it good but yea it doesnt need to be perfect 75% plus is good with me I just want most the swirls and add some gloss to her!!

[@MrChuckwagon55]

How do you rinse out the clay towel when using it with iron remover? Do you shake it in the rinseless bucket or do you do another way? Awesome video!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you my brother. I just dunk it in the rinse bucket that has some soap swish it in there and just use the garden hose to rinse everything out and just hang dry away from the sun. That’s about it nothing to it

[@shawnbarber5768]

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[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you Shawn! And good luck 🍀

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[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Thank you brother. The giveaway is finished. Hopefully you enjoyed the content 👊