Part 3: DETAILING 'CHEAT' EXPOSED?!

[@rh6777]

These videos are up there the best I've seen on KZbin for this kind of content, thank you

[@KDSKeltecTV]

Thanks :) don't forget to keep up to date with us on the Lake Country Manufacturing channel too - there's tons of educational content being made there - kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2jSXqWcnp17iLc

[@smb1014]

I have learned more in this series of detailing than I have ever seen from hundreds of other detailing videos. Please continue with these great videos.

[@KDSKeltecTV]

Don't forget to follow us on Lake Country Manufacturing's channel too - kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2jSXqWcnp17iLc

[@SuperchargedLlama]

Well bugger me sideways! Always learning, thanks Kelly and team!

[@MohanedAlshareef]

That's a well presented information in an industry that is full of misleading shit. Thanks guys

[@bartonSkett]

Another great video fellas. Thank you.

[@elliot330]

Wow Kelly, I can't believe the workshop has changed so much. Its been 10 years since you wet sanded my orange peeled X5. It looked like glass after. Will be on contact..keep the videos coming.

[@AtiCLK]

Hi Kelly, what tar and glue remover do you use here ? It works really good

[@keldmllnitz4626]

OK, so you use PW to strip the paint but what do you use to polish and protect the paint?

[@KDSKeltecTV]

The next videos in the series show how we correct, prepare, and coat the paintwork with modern ceramic / nano coatings :)

[@siphonkosi4372]

I am a lover of car care detailing I m leaning detailing

[@DB-Lackaufbereitung]

An interesting video. Thanks. However, I wouldn't overestimate the degreasing of paint. Why? Example Exo. At least 15% petroleum content. In addition, I (unlike other detailers, admittedly) observed NO disadvantage by using Essence.

[@waxmanvids5015]

so i might be a little confused.. you wipe all the painted surfaces with 3 different treatments (ipa, glue remover, PW) before doing any polishing and then "truth wipe" with PW to ensure results?

[@KDSKeltecTV]

We would use panel wipe, usually followed by IPA, for two reasons: 1) before applying a ceramic coating, to ensure maximum bonding 2) if we need to check/verify our correction results - however, we have enough experience (we get such repeatable, consistent results from our polishing methods) that in the real world we don't need to do this during the interim stages because we 'know' what the truth is already

[@Obsessioncardetailing]

Absolutely brilliant demonstration, thanks guys. Do you use Gtechniq PW straight or diluted? Its very very strong stuff!

[@KDSKeltecTV]

Neat.

[@jonathonwatson9800]

Guys can I ask what brand the yellow microfibres are you are using. Really loving all this content please keep it coming 👍🏻

[@KDSKeltecTV]

We buy those from Costco but I believe they are on Amazon. Search 'kirkland' microfibre'.

[@jonathonwatson9800]

KDSKeltecTV thanks guys 👍🏻

[@Antaire]

Thank you , how does UPOL panel wipe compare to PW?

[@KDSKeltecTV]

We haven't tested Gtechniq PW against UPOL specifically, but we have compared against MANY other brands (water and solvent based) and nothing comes close to Gtechniq, so that's what we use.

[@MAXIMILAN2QAT]

In test panel did you use machine or by hand?

[@KDSKeltecTV]

This test panel was sanded by machine to give a very uniform dullness