Paint Enhancements And One Step Correction With The Rotary Polisher! Tips & Tricks!

This video answers some questions about doing paint enhancements and one step corrections with the rotary polisher. Again...at some point, I recommend adding this "scalpel" to your detailing arsenal. This video talks about avoiding haze and buffer trails. A rotary offers greater cutting speed, which is very handy when you are either short in time, need to achieve much result on a large surface or have a very badly damaged surface to correct. However, this comes with a price. The increased cutting power makes it easier to cut more then is needed. If you are un-experienced with a rotary, it is easy to polish away more paint then is needed, increasing the risk of burning through the paintwork. This is a very costly mistake to make. The rotary doesn’t have a forced or free rotation movement, such as the DA. Eliminating the risk of making the machine stop moving. This can sometimes be useful in small spaces. Because the machine doesn’t have any “throw”, it can be more easy to work very close to an edge or sharp corner.
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[@NipkowDisk]

LOVE seeing the rotary in use!!! I'll repeat what I've said in the past: it is the manual-transmission vehicle of polishers IMO- a steeper learning curve but you have COMPLETE control over the power applied and is therefore superior under adverse conditions.

[@richardseem7948]

Ditto...

[@user-hg3pt4sn7r]

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[@dvlop0018]

This is a great example that you don’t need expensive equipment to produce an awesome finish. Thanks for sharing your professional experience. Best wishes

[@apexdetail85]

Exactly! Cheers!

[@BelLavoroAutoSpa]

Thanks for the video Brian. I have been tackling the rotary more and more trying to get better with it and this definitely helps.

[@tommartin1223]

Thank you so much for making these Brian. I've learned so much from you

[@Steen_Skov]

These rotary videos, to me, are awesome, Brian. I started out using a rotary on panels at home, before I found work at a detailing shop, where we used DAs. I've always wanted to go back to using my rotary at home though :-) But, of course, now my car is ceramic coated, so there'd be little point in polishing it, at least for the near future, as it's only about a year and a half since I coated it, and it's still beading nicely.

[@bstewartexecutivecarcare3797]

Thanks Brian for taking the time to share your knowledge with us. 👍✌️☮️

[@apexdetail85]

My pleasure!

[@carlosorengo1809]

As always this is my detailing channel I am always learning no matter how many times or experience I have working on my vehicles it's like an enciclopedia for me. Thanks Brian for your videos.

[@apexdetail85]

Glad the videos help a bit...Cheers!

[@MNpicker]

Solid stuff Brian!! Great tips and tricks... Thank you!!

[@DanzigsDeeres]

Can’t wait to try it , just bought this package

[@oldatarigamer]

Always teaching - thank you!

[@excelself]

Hey man just wanted to thank you for all your videos. This really helped my business and I was able to make a lot of money detailing. I can’t go full ahead just detailing but it’s great side business. Thanks man.

[@apexdetail85]

My pleasure! Happy to help.

[@orangejuicejones571]

Great video B, thanks!

[@danmorrissette4814]

Thank You Brian! good tricks and heads up! so many type of paints and possible products-pads combos, easy to get lost lol! test-test&test again@!

[@edsonherald3720]

Excellent Class ! Many Thanks ! Ed

[@poxdaccy]

Awesome video as usual and very helpful in overcoming rotary fear! How many pads would you use in a rotary one-step to complete an entire car?

[@ashishpatel350]

Thanks for the tips

[@Clint_L]

Awesome as always B. ❤️

[@apexdetail85]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@bigd9848]

Brian another one for the reference library.Awesome and thanks ✊

[@apexdetail85]

My pleasure!

[@extremeoptimumautodetailin6616]

Awesome job Brian awesome tutorial great turnaround love your work as always be safe God bless William from extreme optimum auto detailing pr

[@mikeyp2447]

Another great video!

[@weSteh]

Great video Brian thanks, hope the new porsche is going well 👍

[@apexdetail85]

Slowely....but surely.🙂👍

[@coreymerritt7742]

Very good Brian great information thanks

[@apexdetail85]

Very welcome

[@betametabravo3547]

Great content!

[@cynthiaenglish2736]

I’ve never used a rotary - strictly DA all the way. But your videos are encouraging me to think otherwise. I guess it’s a case of the right tool for the right job, as my Dad used to say. I definitely think Koch Chemie products are quite spot on for many applications. Thank you Brian. I hope to take your training collaboration in June.

[@apexdetail85]

I will have a training session here at the shop in early April. Stay tuned.

[@mattduffy2023]

Always learning

[@jeffdeluca1153]

Excellent! I'm glad to see this. I use the rotary (that's what I have) so to see this done WITHOUT hazing or holograms, etc... is awesome. All I need to do now is sort thru the gazillion different compounds out here. What's your thoughts on the Turtle Wax 1 and Done then followed up with their To the Max Wax? Would like a long lasting protection though! Thank you for your hard work I know these videos are time consuming to create!

[@Mdetailing]

Great video again sir

[@apexdetail85]

Thank you!

[@Chris-wb7ni]

I always wondered what kind of rotary tool that was. Looks great

[@apexdetail85]

Its not bad....wish it had soft start.

[@wendellthompson6470]

Brain usual great video i learned ALOT.

[@apexdetail85]

Glad to help

[@juancorvette7755]

Cut quick nice

[@rozansabdur]

The video showing u use speed 2 to that panel. But u said use higher speed than usual, wich one is right? Great video btw

[@jamestech2724]

I'm sure you've answered before, but what is the brand of that yellow spacer with velcro before the actual pad? what and where did you purchase? is is buff & shine? thanks Brian

[@cmarchione1]

What backing plate and extension did you Use?

[@kenjoubert945]

Msde the mistake going thur a tunnel wash 4 times this winter bad mistake it left many hairline scratches in clearcoat not sure how to fix it when temperature gets warmer HELP, no experience with machinery can i remove them by hand

[@tommartin1223]

How do u rotary an edge or curved panel without burning through the paint

[@dougmasters3875]

Hey @ApexDetail - How well do you think this product/process would work on notoriously hard Mini/BMW paint? My black 2012 Cooper S is better after Jescar Heavy Cut and Meguiar's 105 (I thought the Jescar was a touch better) on a DA polisher with microfiber pads, but even then it was a lot of work.

[@apexdetail85]

If you had a one step in mind....this combo is top shelf with a few others.

[@MyGuyKirby]

Is using then a foam pad one of the keys concepts of finishing with a rotary? No buffer trails if done in the method you demonstrated?

[@apexdetail85]

Yes...the right foam finish pad is key.

[@richardseem7948]

Awesome video and tutorial good friend. Huge turn around.

[@apexdetail85]

Big thanks

[@gaborvincze8166]

How much does speed 4 mean in rpm? Every machine is different ... :)

[@lifeofbrian9511]

👍🏻🙂

[@diegotrujillo7188]

In the search for ceramics I have tried the coatings of gtechniq, carpro, gyeon but I always want to be in the test of something better, I wanted to ask you about the jade ceramic coatings from puris, how durable are they? How resistant are they to water stains? I also saw that JADE brought out a graphene coating, I WOULD APPRECIATE IF YOU COULD TELL ME A LITTLE ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCE, IF YOU RECOMMEND THE JADE CERAMICS, OR WHICH COATING DO YOU MOST RECOMMEND?

[@Brian-dj3ru]

I think no matter what you're going to get water spots .like after it rains etc..there's no coating in the world that will bead off every water drop.the only good thing about having a ceramic coating is that it puts an extra barrier over the clear coat,therefore the water spots won't etch into the clear coat so they'll be easy to remove

[@diegotrujillo7188]

@@Brian-dj3ru I have not found a product that removes water stains on ceramic tiles, the products to remove water stains that I have tried do not work

[@apexdetail85]

The Jade line is average at best. IGL, DPC, My coatings, Artdeshine, Kamikaze....all tops in durability.

[@Adzdetailing]

How do you get oxidised aluminum clean 🤔 please brian 🙏🏻

[@apexdetail85]

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[@chiminkwan4446]

also on thin clear coat？sometimes afraid of using rotary polisher on subaru's paint correction。

[@paulreichelt1259]

I've uses a lake country blue HDO pad and Menzerna heavy cut with the rotary on a Subaru and had great results.. Medium speed 3-4 no pressure on the polisher and not chasing every bit of damage .

[@apexdetail85]

Absolutely.

[@joefro9473]

1ST TO COMMENT!!!! BEFORE THE PUERTO RICO PERSON, OR WHATEVER!!!! LOL!!!

[@kimnewling5728]

On a rotary polisher, what do you recommend for a easy pad to practice with for 1st time beginner?

[@moisesperez3693]

Great question, that's exactly what I was thinking 🤔

[@danlc95]

Try a soft finishing pad. Back in the day it was a tan Meguiar's that's not even made anymore. More recently I was using Buff and Shine baby blue waffle pads. Zero cut.

[@apexdetail85]

The CarPro Gloss Pad is a great pad to practice with. Hardly any grab or skipping...finishes down perfectly.

[@henryhong8863]

Can you use DA polisher?

[@Brian-dj3ru]

Yeah

[@apexdetail85]

Absolutely.

[@Lollikips]

Seeing that polishing machine constantly sliding off that hood made me fucking scream

[@richardseem7948]

Does p6 cut and finish better than hd speed?that pad looked hard as hell. So koch chemie 1 step pad is little more stiffer than the orange pad we ALL use and love?b well good friend

[@apexdetail85]

Way better than HD Speed.👍

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

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