How To Polish Your Car Properly - Mustang GT - Chemical Guys Car Care

Swirls, scratches, and oxidation ruin the look of your paint. All vehicle paint colors can be polished, and polishing is easy with the TORQ 10FX dual action polisher.
Dark paint can be one of the hardest colors to keep looking its best. We show you in this video how to remove the scratches, swirls, water spots and oxidation in this metallic blue paint to reveal that deep wet shine.
Watch as we walk you through the steps to bring an amazing shine back to your paint.
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[@Tcg2771]

I just got a 5.0. I appreciate you guys hosting it for Mustang week! Looking forward to Friday's video. By the way, I will be trying my new Torq X polisher for the first time this weekend. Can't wait! Wish me luck!

[@Bryanb28]

thanks so much for ur advice on using the claybar on the glass on my antique car, i cant believe how clean the windshield came and all the yellow haze was removed, for 77 year old glass it looks brand new!!! Your products kick ass

[@trevormcneal4793]

Such a great looking car!

[@mentaldan666]

Looove the GT. Glad we got to see the outtake at the beginning too. Lol

[@cenaboyle]

love the mustang

[@MrRedex88]

I must try this polish. On my next order.

[@matthewosborne97]

Wow you guys got it looking right. You actually were right when you were first looking at it is wasn't that bad it only needed a little paint correction other then that it looks amazing! Your buddy in the background was too funny. Keep up the great work chemguys

[@ChemicalGuys]

A million times thank you Mathew, this is definitely one of the coolest cars to grace the detail garage. The paint condition on this car is near perfect, it only needed a light touch. The way the paint looked afterwards left many of us speechless.

[@tonyvera4744]

that mustang turned out beautiful!!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad you enjoyed the video and the Mustang. Stay tuned for Friday as we unveil another spectacular Mustang!

[@555AWD]

The songs from each video deserve a playlist. Where can we find them? Seriosly they would be perfect for a relaxed roadtrip. Keep up the good work!

[@KimberCustom21911]

This song is "Wish you were here" by Dyalla

[@MorbidThrasher666]

Sweet coyote! came out stunning with that gloss shine!.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey, thanks for watching this video, hope you kept up with the others. This is one of the coolest cars we've had in the detail garage so far. Nick did a stellar job washing, waxing, and sealing this bad boy. Stay tuned for more wicked videos, and be sure to stop by our blog to get all my questions answered.

[@MorbidThrasher666]

Kool,im gonna buy some of your products very soon when i get my cobra back from the shop.

[@iMadeInVietnam]

what kind of light is best to expose impefections in paint?

[@Josherna266]

@chemical guys, do you happen to know what vinyl kit the GT owner used. I have a 2015 Mustang GT premium in the same color and I love his stripes.

[@adilkhan7020]

Great job ! Funny background people.

[@ChemicalGuys]

That was definitely not planned but funny nonetheless!

[@fjon4060]

Wow!

[@StormSheldon96]

I have a mustang with vinyl stripes I want to detail but the stripes have water spots etched into them. I know it's not recommended to polish vinyl but would this be an acception? Like using V38 with a white pad?

[@philippeprince115]

So the cleaner wax..... Is it like a mix of a compound and polish or?

[@stephaniehutchings3673]

Would love to see more videos on interior detailing and protector

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Stephanie, thanks for watching. We have a few interior detailing videos available, and more on the way. Here's some link you can check out in the mean time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWLWq4aLq9GYr7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqTRdnubo9WUf8k kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJuxgp-OeZx9bKs

[@TheJiujitsumaniac]

I've made a trip to the beach recntly and have sand within my paint. I cant clay it out, any suggestions? Love your products!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks for watching, when all else fails, you have to polish. The only other thing you can do is use a heavy duty clay bar, which would require you to polish either way. It sounds like the sand granules have embedded into the clear coat, we doubt they'll come out easily. Chemical Guys Alex

[@superduperraalphie3315]

If you polish and then notice there is scratches on paint is it okay to do a paint correction right after? Or does it damage the paint?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Ralphie, It's all trial and error. Let's say you use a V36 polish but you still notice that there are still scratches and swirl marks, you can decide to go a little heavier with a V34 and so forth. Always remember to start light and to start on an inconspicuous area to test it out and see if you like the results you're getting. Yes, to answer your question, it is safe to do a paint correction right after if you still say scratches on your paint.

[@GTRWendy]

how do you remove crowd blood from the bumper of a mustang? clay, compound, polish then wax?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Wow you really loved this video, thanks for watching as always. You forgot about sealing, that's very important because you don't want that slick paint job to oxidize from over exposure to the sun. Stay tuned, more cool videos are heading your way.

[@DrDre001]

Nick is #1 don't disappear like Greg

[@Ducktruckful]

Hi I noticed you are using a back & forth motion.I always thought you were to use a figure 8 motion? or is this only for a rotary buffer?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey there! Using a cross hatching pattern "#" will achieve more uniform results. - CG Nick

[@gqneon]

Great video! I wish i could find a detailing shop of this quality near me - any suggestions (Indianapolis, IN)?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi! We are opening many new stores every month. Make sure to subscribe to our news letter or like our Facebook page to stay updated on all our latest store openings. Thank you for watching and thanks for being part of the Chemical Guys family! Check links below. facebook.com/DetailGarage/ www.chemicalguys.com/mailinglist_subscribe.asp

[@packmanGB]

Can you polish the vinyl stipes, I have noticed I have some swirls in the stripes and wondering if polishing them will be worth it.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Ryan, thanks for tuning in. No you can't unless the stripes are under the clear coat. If you polish the stripes, you will be peeling layers off of them. We carry the Wrap Detailer Gloss Enhancer & Protectant for Vinyl Wraps, you can use it to clean, and seal the stripes so that they don't crack, and break down.

[@donmonacelli5383]

Thanks for the video. Is there a video that shows a technique for polishing the center posts? I am new to polishing and ordered several of your 4” pads. They still seem a bit wider than the center posts. How do you prevent slinging all over the windshield and front windows?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Don! Mask off sensitive areas before polishing. Check out this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f36zhYZ4p5lohbM

[@aurorabell1259]

Good morning Nick. How are you today? I have a quick question for you. I am sure you know that Mothers has their 3 step Complete Ultimate Wax System Kit. What products would you say that Chemicals Guys carries is comparable to that 3 step system? Thank you for your time.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Ronald! I'm doing great, drank my coffee and getting ready for the next detail with Javier! Hope you're doing well. Their kit includes a finishing polish which would be equivalent to V38, a glaze; Black Light has always been one of my favorite and lastly a carnauba liquid wax such as Butter Wet Wax. Thanks for tuning in and we'll see you on the next one. - CG Nick

[@rodneygarcia752]

How often would you say to wax your car? I want what's best for my car. Thanks for the videos they're awesome and nice GT!!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Rodney, how's it going? How often you need to wax your car depends on a variety of factors such as climate, driving habits, the kind of wax you use, where you store your car overnight, where you park during the day, etc. Depending on all these factors, your wax coat can last anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. You can always test to see if your current wax coat is still effective by pouring a little water on it and seeing how it beads off. You can wax and coat your vehicle as often as you'd like. What can hurt your paint finish is improper detailing techniques and unclean surfaces. Use proper detailing techniques and take care to ensure the surface is clean so you do not grind dirt into the paintwork whenever waxing. Thanks for being part of the Chemical Guys family, Rodney, and stay tuned for more videos coming your way soon!

[@rodneygarcia752]

Chemical Guys thanks!!

[@RL_Wood_Therapy]

Would the the slick finish cutting capability be similar to the v36? curious because I'm planning on doing a similar color mustang and then using jetseal....

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Ryan, thanks for watching. Slick Finish contains some micro abrasives that would put it somewhere in the ball park of v4, not quite as strong as V36.

[@rayjax_2020]

Can the slick finish wax cleaner can be done by hand?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Yes, the Slick Finish Wax Cleaner ca be applied by hand. First, pour a small amount onto a foam or microfiber pad. Apply to the entire vehicle in a thin, even coat. Allow Slick Finish Cleaner Wax to bond with surfaces for 15 minutes. Buff off with a premium microfiber towel for a brilliant shine. Happy Detailing!

[@sushh1]

damn that thing does look good.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks! One of the best looking Mustangs to grace the Detail Garage. The paint shined beautifully after Nick detailed this magnificent Mustang to perfection. Stay tuned, more great videos coming your way from the Chemical Guys crew.

[@trenttatro610]

Is the clay bar a one time use only, or can it be used multiple times or on multiple cars?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Trent, You can definitely use the clay bar more than once on multiple cars. Now, if you do happen to drop the clay bar on the floor by accident, it's rendered useless. Since it has fallen, it has picked up a lot of filth and contaminants that if you use it again, you risk adding unwanted scratches to your vehicle. Think of it like gum, once it has fallen on the ground, you can't chew it again.

[@alaabatheesh9657]

Hi Do you have recommendations how to remove asphalt from car because i got some on my car when i was driving on new asphalt street Thanx

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey, thanks for watching our videos, we really appreciate it. You always want to start with a clean surface. I would try using a clay bar of light abrasiveness to see if it comes off, if you move up to a medium or heavy clay bar, you will need to polish the paint. Polishing the paint should definitely remove the asphalt since you're technically sanding the clear coat. Be sure to use a clay luber with the clay bar to prevent marring. We also carry a Bug & Tar Heavy Duty Car Wash Shampoo that will help remove the tar latched onto the paint surface. You could use the shampoo in a sprayer bottle, make sure to dilute. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4XCo2V6qNBmoac

[@Aj-fl2yr]

How much it to get your car polished?

[@cadenzhou5860]

Do you guys use 5 drops of polish for one section of the car or for the entire car?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi, 5 drops of polish is for one section of the car, not the whole car. Thanks for watching and make sure to check back later today for a new video upload!

[@mattengler4145]

How do you polish glossy stuff inside of the car?

[@Siwulam]

I love watching the videos. Ive spent about $200 in the last month on your products. Would love a T-shirt

[@jerri0401]

sheep

[@MoAV15]

How many times do you have to apply polish on the pad during the job?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Rino, that depends on how severe the paint is scratched and swirled. You have to work on small areas roughly 2' * 2' so you basically have to do this all around the car until you're done. Unless you're using a single stage compound, you will be using several polishes, or a compound and a polish to correct the paint. You'll probably apply polish at least eight to ten times, it really depends on the size of the car, and the condition of the paint. Stay tuned buddy, more great videos are on the way. C.G. Alex -

[@paulkalupske2731]

I wish you guys were in Wisconsin because I would take my car to you. I love your channel have been following it for about a month and I've been learning a lot

[@ChemicalGuys]

That's awesome Paul, it's unfortunate that we're not out there because we would love to have you come by. The videos are very informative, I've learned a lot myself by watching them. Thanks for being part of the Chemical Guys family, and stay tuned for more great videos :) Chemical Guys -Alex

[@paulkalupske2731]

Chemical Guys I am interested in that product Vss I have already purchased a Claybar system and I would like to try your Vss polish swirl remover . how do I get my hands on that product

[@rod1217]

Paul Kalupske order it

[@ChemicalGuys]

Check our website out, Paul. you can definitely order online and we'll deliver it to you out in Wisconsin. Follow the link below. www.chemicalguys.com/Scratch_and_Swirl_Remover_16_oz_p/com_129_16.htm

[@ryanking4942]

I got a TorqX for Christmas, along with V32,34,36,38 and a white/orange/black pad. I used the orange pad with V36, and still saw a good bit of swirls in the paint after i finished, any reason as to why or what I might have been doing wrong?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Ryan! Thanks for your message. The paint may need a more aggressive product to refine the clear coat, the polish didn't have enough work time to break down or the pad was moving too fast. I recommend trying the same combination in a 2 foot by 2 foot section, using 5 dime size dots of V36 and work the polish until it is translucent, this should take 4 or 5 passes. - CG Nick

[@ryanking4942]

@@ChemicalGuys Awesome, would you recommend going with a v34, something a little more aggressive, and finishing it up with V38?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Try V34 in a small inconspicuous test spot.

[@tacoAggie]

How often does one replace the clay bar when claying the entire car?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey buddy, thanks for watching this great video. The Clay bar is like a lint roller for deeply embedded contaminants, eventually the clay bar will become engorged with pollution. When the clay bar becomes too contaminated, you have to roll it over to expose fresh clay. When you start using the clay, you break off a piece of the clay bar, and knead it into a disk. You know it's time to toss the clay bar when you can't roll the clay over anymore. You can get many uses out of them before you have to discard the clay. I personally like the clay block, I find it to be very easy to use, and it can be cleaned off if the clay block is dropped. Stay tuned for more great videos coming your way. C.G. Alex -

[@tailopez5106]

Looks almost better than a gt350

[@niko_9189]

Can you use water as a substitute for clay luber?

[@niko_9189]

Devon Horne thanks man! So you're saying you would do this while washing with the suds that you have? Would you recommend any high quality wash soaps to do this with?

[@xBranFlakes08x]

Quick question, if you just clay bar a section of the car and finish it off with butter wet wax, will the paint fade in the long run? Or should I be okay? Thank you.

[@ChemicalGuys]

In the long run, yes, because Butte Wet Wax was not designed for lengthy protection. Butter Wet Wax can provide you protection for about 3 - 6 weeks. This is why we always highly recommend you add a sealant before a wax because of it's durability and length of protection. Take JetSeal for example: it's able to provide protection from the harshest elements like repelling UV solar rays, pollution, water spots, bug and bird residues, and road grime for up to 12 months! Thanks for being part of the Chemical Guys family, Brandon!

[@sebastienhaimric]

Great result! + Beautiful than its original state !! Concerning the polishing, put back a clay blow luber each time you reload the product on the pad ?????????

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Sebastien. Every time you use a clay bar, or block you need to apply a clay luber or quick detail spray to provide lubrication so that you don't add any additional marring to the paint. You want to make sure that the clay bar never drags along the surface of the paintwork.

[@MultiStormish]

or you could just use soap and water. Its cheaper and it saves time. But soap removes wax from your car. but you almost always vax after a clay.

[@sebastienhaimric]

No !!! lool I wanted polishing lol spray the clay luber on the pad. Should it be repeated every time the product is replaced ??????? at 4.46 ;-)

[@sebastienhaimric]

Samuel Lindfors false! I micro scratched a bodywork by taking a soap with water ....

[@MultiStormish]

Sébastien Rossi use soap and water to lubricate the claybar. Its completly impossible to micro scratch your paint becuse of the soap and water. It was becuse the claybar had picken up microstones and scratched your paint.

[@jmaslin]

I have a large truck, Ford F250... would one clay bar be enough?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Absolutely, one clay bar can treat several cars and trucks.

[@min0234]

So you polish narrow parts by hand? Is there any smaller polishing pads I can get?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Yes, you want to get those smaller spots by hand. We have just what you need! Check the link below. www.chemicalguys.com/Hex_Logic_Hand_Polishing_Applicator_Pads_3_Pack_p/bufx_204.htm

[@MikeEM1]

I would have used my Rupes Nano between those stripes or any small areas. Perfect machine for that job.

[@min0234]

I tried using pads by hand, but I might have pressed it too hard that it left swirl marks :( maybe I'll try the new pads by chemical guys. Thanks all for the reply!

[@mobileturtle]

What polisher would you recommend to a beginner?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Alvarado, thanks for watching this amazing video. I suggest you pick up a TorqX dual action polisher, it was developed for enthusiasts and professionals using heavy-duty construction. The TorqX has Easy-to-use features for any detailing enthusiast or professional, and it uses a lightweight construction with vibration reduction technology. If you want to go one step up, you can purchase the Torq10fx, it will run you about $70 dollars more, but you will get a power increase of 20 watts, and a more ergonomic design.

[@krishangovin9054]

The collision shop put holograms all over my hood and fenders. Before going there my car had only been washed by me with my chemical guys products and had zero swirl marks. Now there are swirl marks all over my hood and fender. You can almost see where they went over with the polisher causing the hologram look. Do I need to compound and polish or just polish? I'll send pictures to you guys if needed.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Krishan, It sounds like they really did a number on your vehicle. In order to really know what you need for your paint, we'd have to see pictures, but even then it'll come down to your own judgment and trying out different compounds and polishes on different inconspicuous areas. We always recommend you start with a lighter polish on an inconspicuous area and see if it does the job. If not, use the next step up until you see the best results. Start with the V36 because it has the ability to remove light to moderate swirls, scratches, oxidation and paint defects. Happy Detailing!

[@willboyd7794]

Hey fellas I like what you are doing Have you done anything for motorcycles? If so can you send me a link Thanks Bill

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey there Bill, We have a plethora of videos for motorcycles! I'll post a link below for a couple of videos to choose from. Happy Detailing! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6rVc5uthKecidE

[@quinntroncin4313]

Any chance you could show tips and tricks to clean an intercooler that's exposed like that?

[@ChemicalGuys]

How's it going Quinn, you can wash that area, but keep in mind that if soap gets trapped in the intercooler, it could cause oxidation. Thanks for watching the video.

[@justinstrohmeyer339]

hey if you take the badges off your car it leaves that sticky 3m tape residue... any recommendations on how to get that off with a product that is paint safe before polishing?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Justin, There are a lot of ways to get that sticky residue off, but since you're saying that you want something to use before a polish, we recommend that you use our (Light) Blue Clay Bar paired with a Clay Luber. Since you need to make sure you get rid all contaminants from the surface for the polish, the Clay Bar is perfect to get that residue off and every other contaminant on it. Just be sure to have enough lubricant when you're claybarring to prevent marring and scratches.

[@justinstrohmeyer339]

awesome thanks cause i tried to rub some off and ended up leaving scratch marks in the black paint.....

[@christopherclayton9763]

We're can buy these products that you are using

[@christopherclayton9763]

We're mite these products that you are using

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Christopher, thanks for watching the video. We sell and ship our products across the United States, and we have authorized distributors operating in other countries as well such as Canada.

[@yashs8586]

What songs do you guys use? I want to find out the genre...

[@KimberCustom21911]

Thinksky29777 FTw song is "Wish you were here" by Joakim x Dyalla

[@JimmyMcMaken]

Chemical Guys typically how long would it take you to do a complete car?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Jimmy, it took me nearly three hours to do my car, which included washing, claying, glazing, waxing. I ended up doing my interior later which took about an hour or so. You get faster with more experience.

[@cesarrios4349]

Where do tape on the vinyl

[@9-5channel]

This is a polish or a wax?

[@ryanB66]

what is the difference between a polish and a wax product??

[@Tat2Dragons]

Ryan B You get the shine from polishing, then you protect that shine with wax.

[@ChemicalGuys]

You're correct my good friend, and to add even more protection to that shine, make sure to use a sealant before adding the wax. Our JetSeal offers up to 12 months of protection from the harsh elements of mother nature.

[@kgthegreatone943]

okay I have dead bugs on the front of my car I've done my best to get them all off I've even you use bug and tar remover but they're still residue left over do I just polish over that?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Kevin, If they are that etched onto the paint, it's time for a good clay and polish to do the job.

[@kgthegreatone943]

Chemical Guys hey thanks for answering can you do a clay polish video

[@CarlosFlores-xf2sn]

I've seen on black cars circular buff passes after people got them done buffing. How do you remove that?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Carlos, You need to go over with a finishing polish to get rid of those buffer trails. You're almost done, just one last step. -CG Javier

[@CarlosFlores-xf2sn]

Chemical Guys Can you link me a product from you guys that I may see & possibly purchase for future use?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Yea, no problem. Try our V36 or V38. Follow the link below and check them out. www.chemicalguys.com/V36_Cutting_Polish_V38_Final_Polish_16_oz_p/gap_vkit_101.htm -CG Javier

[@PULSARIONequinox1]

What happens if you dont use a clay bar before polishing or waxing a vehicle?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Jose, thank you for stopping by and watching our video. Claying is an important step because it purges contaminants from the pores and the surface of the paint. If left unclayed, polishes and waxes will not be able to work as effectively. Imagine if you applied sunscreen to dirty oily skin, the oils from your skin would prevent the sunscreen from adhering to your skin. Polishing unclyaed paint means you're polishing small specs of dirt that will inhibit the polish's ability to remove the clear coat. Waxes and sealants will have a tough time bonding to the paint because they inhabit places in the paint that will be occupied by smaller dirt particles. Instead of bonding to the paint, the waxes will bond to the dirt leaving those places exposed to other contaminates and will leave gaps that will be vulnerable to the sun. It's important to clean the paint thoroughly, that's how the pros do it, that's how we do it. Stay tuned for more great videos Jose, we've got a brand new video launching today. C.G. Alex -

[@kgthegreatone943]

I love my car and it's so hard to get it perfect and I don't want to ruin the paint trying to make it perfect 🤔

[@Granferch]

Are your gallons of product affordable enough to detail multiple cars a week ?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Granyte, The gallons of our products is the best bang for your buck, especially when expecting to detail multiple cars per week. When it comes to our soaps, we recommend you use between 1 -3 ounces per wash for the best results, and there is 128 ounces per gallon, its astronomical the amount of uses you can get out of it. Let's not forget the nice scent and efficiency you get out of it as well. As Mr. MultiTerpen pointed out as well, it's a bargain compared to the competition and we have some crazy discounted sales as well!

[@eric0w]

Hi, I have a 2016 Shelby GT350. I am wondering if you guys wanna do a video with my car. I am in LA.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Eric. You should stop by in person, we'd love to meet you, and check out your car. By the same token, you can take a look at our awesome showroom, and speak with the Chemical Guys crew.

[@eric0w]

Yeah! I see a few chemical guys locations. Which on should I go to?

[@ryanpayne9119]

0:13: DON'T DO IT. We still need you here to teach us. LOL Anyway, on a more serious note, I've seen other people suggest taping a 1x1ft grid on a car and working on one cell at a time. Why do they suggest this instead of covering the entire car and then polishing? Also, I've seen on bottles of wax and polish that it says to let the product dry to a haze before buffing. Is this recommended?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Ryan!! Thanks for your message. I recommend working in a 2 foot by 2 foot section at a time to achieve the best results. It is best to tape off sensitive surfaces that you don't want to stain with polish by taping off 1x1 sections seems excessive only because of the time taken would be too great and also the finished result may not be even. - CG Nick

[@ChemicalGuys]

Wax can be left on the surface to haze or cure for up to 15 minutes which is normal. Most polish should be removed after it has broken down and diminished into a clear liquid. Then use a clean microfiber towel to buff away spent product. - CG Nick

[@Oreo_5oh]

I am Polish. So when I seen Polish in the title I thought it meant how to be a Polish person 😂😂

[@cupofmozzarella]

How to polish a Polish guy

[@igcinternationalgamecenter9043]

Polishing the scratches from the last crowd that it hit

[@Aj-fl2yr]

Is the clay bar reusable ?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Yes absolutely! The clay bar can be rolled over to reveal a fresh side. You start by breaking a small piece off and knead it in your hand until you can make a small disk that fits in the palm of your hand. Once the clay has been rolled over too many times and it's full of contamination, then it's time to toss it in the trash. You can get many uses out of the clay bar, the exception is when you have high levels of contamination that gum up the clay very quickly. Stay tuned buddy, a brand new and exciting video is launching today! C.G. Alex -

[@Aj-fl2yr]

Chemical Guys thanks man! Great video by the way

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks! We make videos for people like you that appreciate a clean and well maintained car. Don't miss today's video, it should be a very good one.

[@woodrowrobertson7229]

Did you say to clay the vinyl stripes

[@ChemicalGuys]

Greetings Woodrow, it's perfectly safe to clay vinyl applications, you're not sanding or polishing the material off. The only thing you want to avoid is adding shine to matte vinyl's, and polishing which would cause thinning. Stay tuned for more great videos.

[@woodrowrobertson7229]

+Chemical Guys thank you I have the matte stripes on my ss camaro have tried lots of methods still unable tiger out the marks on them not scratches just staining

[@johnlaz5707]

Jet seal it then butter wet over the jet seal!

[@kyleebey6596]

Just a little test at 3:38 he didn't even do anything hand was floating in mid air anyone else catch that

[@SeveredMist4]

I saw that as well😅

[@greysinclaire]

Kyle Ebey his fingers were clearly on the car....

[@AdrianJayeOnline]

correct he was very careful and it was his fingers tips... as codie said

[@tharealkovo]

Yea, it's a conspiracy.

[@berknasty4052]

why does the "polish" you used say "wax" on it?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Berk, thanks for watching the video, Nick decided to use a wax instead of a polish because he looked at the Mustang and noticed that the level of scratches were very mild. It's best to look at your vehicle, and use your best judgment before polishing. Stay tuned for more video, be sure to check out our forum for more answers to all your detailing questions.

[@berknasty4052]

thanks for the quick reply! The reason why I was confused was because at the end of the video he said we are going to seal it and wax it. Wouldn't he be putting wax on wax? Thanks!

[@ChemicalGuys]

No worries. Slick Finish contains micro abrasives that remove very light scratches, and swirls, and contains some carnauba wax, also the Slick finish creates a smooth surface with allows you to remove excess dirt. You apply the wax at the end because it's typically a 70/30 blend of Carnauba wax that will create more protection, and add a deeper richer shine.

[@Tcg2771]

...my bad I actually have the Torq 10FX

[@broken12367]

Wow a Mustang that hasn't been crashed, yet !

[@Frug0126]

first xd

[@reallyhappenings5597]

Slow down and ENUNCIATE!! You glide right through certain phrases, can barely understand.

[@PetterHegevall_]

Talk. Slower.

[@BrakelightWarranty]

this guys needs to slow down, he talks way to fast can hardly understand what he's saying lol

[@Makedeth]

There are subtitles available.

[@jorgenvonstrangle000]

Brake light Warranty rewatch the video

[@oneofakindkev5259]

nice to see videos showing people how to take care of their vehicles good job chemical guys. that new model mustang is still ugly as 💩