The Last Cut Compounding Glaze | A Compound You Need In Your Life!!

[@andybals216]

the only truly comprehensive detailing channel on youtube.. your a real pro

[@markpayne7680]

I agree ☝️

[@madwax1360]

Sandro, you are as professional as it gets. Thanks for reviewing this.

[@keithhilton1564]

Wow that stuff looks like a game changer. The finish was as good as some 2 steps.

[@lifeslooker]

Excellent demo; looking to use this in my repertoire. Thanks again and be safe

[@derekmunro5100]

Jayce Price is on active duty in the US Air Force and spent his nights creating TLC. The Rag Company did an interview with him.

[@darrens7040]

results speak so loud with this video good stuff man people out there need to look at the new developments old ways of doing these things isn't always the best way these days.

[@72mstoney]

This stuff is gonna be part of my next purchase for sure. I hope it is better than HD speed, because that's what I'm used to! Great video, thank you!

[@mattwoywod2337]

Great vid Sandro. You really summed up my thoughts on TLC in this fantastic review. I completely agree that TLC is especially great on microfiber. The way the lubricants are able to so evenly spread across the surface without any sort of pad/machine resistance is what makes it so unique versus everything else on the market. Makes me wonder why none of these big product manufactures have been able to create something this good. Plus it smells great too! Thanks again Sandro👍

[@victorhernandez790]

Well thanks to you now this is on my detailing products wish list and once I run out of the compound I have this is definitely my next purchase. Thanks for all this info I made a few Word documents with some of your videos and I want to email it to you so you can check him out and maybe get some suggestions and see if you like it or not

[@aarong8633]

I really like scholls compounds as well it’s crazy how good it is and only 1 place on the USA sells it... it’s like they don’t want us to have good products here... I’ll have to see if I can get my hands on this one as well...

[@TexcorProductions]

Comparison to the new CarPro ClearCut would be very interesting to see Sandro

[@victorhernandez790]

Yeah that would be an awesome comparison because I can get carpro products locally just by driving 15 minutes away from my house to sky's the limit Car Care

[@optimumdetailing899]

Victor Hernandez I think that Carpro's nose grew a little when they say Clear Cut is "non dusting". I like it very much though.

[@c6z061]

Great video, Sandro! I've had this compound since its early release and i love it! I posted your review in detailer buddies on facebook. Not sure if you're a member. On a side note, I find TLC doesn't finish very well on soft black paint, but as you said, there's no one perfect compound.

[@brum2302]

Hi great videos ! Thanks. Quick one - how does this Last Cut Compound Glaze compares with PolishAngel Master Compound.

[@kasparov9]

What do you think of the Metrovac seriea of air blasters and vacs?

[@shravanrunnoo133]

Hi Sandro, when you bought the 32 oz bottle of The Last Cut, does it come with a seal under the cap? Thanks

[@thetraindriver01]

Nice vid Sandro, thanks 👍👍👍👍

[@magnus7779]

Nice vid Sandro. Just wondering if you still feel this way 4years later or is there something better or comparable on the market these days?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Thanks and new version of The Last Cut “Plus” is actually even better: www.waxit.com.au/products/tld-the-last-cut-plus?ref=1NNwBEgP4yO4AX

[@fabianwiramihardja5769]

Sandro are you left handed? Or do you prefer dominant hand on the Head of your polisher?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I prefer my dominant hand on the head of the polisher 🙂

[@fabianwiramihardja5769]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks will try, having issue with rotary

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

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[@richardkkirk]

Sandro I have seen this being reviewed with Brian at apex details in the states and he also agrees it's a cracking product, just out of curiosity, seeing as it works so well and fast with the machine, have you tried it on small areas by hand?....just a thought...regards as always rich.

[@richardkkirk]

cheers Sandro.

[@kasparov9]

Sandro, what are you exactly doing with the grit paper? Are you taking out defects? And then smoothing the surface out is that the idea or something else?

[@kasparov9]

Thankyou that clears it up.

[@tomatoindustriesdetailing2955]

Bloody hell Sandro your killing me with all these new compounds :)...I might try this when I run down my other stocks...This looks a good product. I still have faith in Scholls, Menzerna Compounds. I won't believe it doesn't dust till I use it in all environmental conditions especially heat and humidity we have up north...Heard that too many times. It's good to see the makers thinking outside the box sort of like the Solution Finish people. Hopefully by the time I'm ready to buy some I will be able to get from a local distributor. How much did it cost send me a sample I'll pay for it and the postage :) xxx

[@Relentless0neFPS]

As for me I'll have to run my stock down as well. That will take some time. Not sure if I should just stick to Polish Angel or give this a go. Was your sample hard paint? Damn Beemer paint is hard and now I can tell it takes some good passes to get imperfections out. Nice thing is I have you and your videos to steer me to the right equipment before I spend my money. You do know that some high profile detailer's make you spend money on classes for this kind info. Granted they are hands on to some point, but your videos and what you say are very , should I say... detailed!? Lol. Thanks again Sandro!

[@snoozetime621]

How do you detailers like the carpro Orange polishing pad and the b&s uro-fiber pads?

[@austinstephensparks]

Sandro did you goto school for detailing? Or take any classes for indepth training on paint correction?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

No, I started in a car wash, then did dealership work, worked with other detailers and they for myself, so it was really just in work training, learning from others and then teaching myself through trial and error.

[@austinstephensparks]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thats awesome man. You're like a true wrags to riches story. Whenever I want a honest opinion or review i always look for your channel in the list of videos that pop up. Because I feel like you don't sugar coat anything also you aren't trying to be a spokesman/ sponsor for products.

[@austinstephensparks]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing id like to be where you are some day I'm slowly putting together my own tools and products aspiring to start my own business detailing. I also have worked for a number of dealers and body shops picking up what I can enhancing my craft. I currently work for a Audi dealer in West Chester Pennsylvania USA. I've dabbled in the detailing business for a while but only until recently have I finally committed myself because I have been struggling to find what I truly want to do for a career. Sometimes I wonder if my goals are realistic. I bought a rupes mille polisher and a karcher 1800 psi pressure washer to start. But I just want to thank you again for all you do you are very thorough in your research and your videos. Love watching your videos and please keep it coming.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Thanks and I really appreciate it, it’s great to hear! I don’t think that chasing a career that makes you happy is unrealistic or unattainable. If you’re willing to work hard and make good choices you will get to the place you want to be!

[@austinstephensparks]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailingi try my best and I do a lot of research as well as talk to people like yourself. Work as hard as I can, I hope that I am making the right choices 🙏 nice talking with you bro ttyl.

[@SamzNLD]

Nice, I've contacted them to see if they have a European reseller (shipping cost a fortune)

[@A.D.Ryan93]

Any answer from them yet? I´d be very interested if there was a way to get this stuff in Europe to a reasonable price...

[@walenrod17]

One man in Poland is going to get TLC in few weeks

[@saulmunoz3731]

walenrod17 Any link?

[@aaronpate6617]

i have been to the Tld site. There is no contact info. And i have questions to ask them before purchasing. Perhaps you could help. What size bottle would i need for a large car that has been recently painted & wet sanded. down to 2000 grit? Which micro pad would be suitable for that job ? Thank you.

[@zenon3021]

quick question: if you don't have access to a garage can you do all this compounding and polishing outdoors (ie. in your driveway)? Or is there too much dust and debris in the air that'll end up scratching your paint?

[@zenon3021]

Once you compound away the swirls, do you have a rough estimation how long they'll stay gone for? I'm a mobile car detailer with dreams of going the compounding route. But so far the most I've done is: -full interior -wash -fallout remover -clay towel (aka. paint decontamination towel) -wax (with Collinite) My goal is to start going around the car 2x with a high-speed polisher :)

[@c6z061]

I find it miserable to polish outdoors. Not because of the sun, but more so the dust that falls onto the paint. Even if you can't see it, it's still probably there. In my opinion, a clean garage makes a HUGE difference!!!! Better lighting potential and less prone to dust. I've stopped polishing outdoors because I find it counterproductive. Clean garage or nothing!

[@kasparov937]

Hi Sandro, Is there a reason why defects such as swirls and holograms wouldnt show up with the light that you use in the videos as opposed to clearly seeing the defects in su shine reflection?

[@kasparov937]

Car Craft Auto Detailing Thanks mate.

[@mikekniess9937]

I would like recommend non detailing product I know you might detail out in the country . Mora knives are great knives for suvival hunting camping or hiking.out in Bush Mora was a paint sealant it would be high temp paste wax. Great price high performance. It would be great tool just have in you van Sandro it could life saver

[@sbrick9589]

grate vid mate does this finsh down as good as s3 gold ???

[@markusbendi]

Hey Sandro how is TLC on soft paint? im polishing my black Honda Shadow motorcycle and i have alot of swirls and scratches in all of the chrome and the black paint after i stupidly dust wiped my motorcycle when i was 16 since i had apsolutly no exsperience back then so i made a hell of alot of work for myself. I also dont have a pain measure gauge so is little worried about using heavy compound.

[@markusbendi]

i used carpro microfiber pad with carpro fixer on Rupes mini and i was able to remove most of the light scratches very fast but on the chrom it is much harder to remove scratches witch is pretty normale but i want to remove more of the heavyer scratches in the paint also and im not sure how much clearcoat is actuly on there but it seems pretty soft.

[@csiautodetail]

Good stuff my friend, I am hook to this channel, is this product available is USA?

[@optimumdetailing899]

Have you tried Carpro Clear Cut?

[@michaelwu9135]

Would you recommend TLC for hand polishing with a micro fibre pad?

[@michaelwu9135]

Car Craft Auto Detailing thanks for the quick reply, I'll probably go with the meguiars bc I'm a newbie haha

[@mikekniess9937]

Good video Sandro last cut you use as primary compound or one step Orange foam pad one. what. Is price point polish angel is set up in States I get master com]sound 45 dollars 20 cheaper. Then 20 black I also you microfiber pad is that a buff and shine new eurtech pad I am looking for someone microfiber pad to match my new swirl killer polisher what do you recommend Sandro

[@kasparov937]

Hi Sando How does this compare to Concours Precision Compound?

[@kasparov9]

Ok well, I have a Mazda 3 2008 MPS. The metropolitan grey paint has swirls, holograms, and stubborn water spots. I've purchased a shine mate 12mm DA, and have bought 3 yellow shine mate foam pads, 2 are flat with 1 being diamond shaped cutout. And also 3 Shine Mate green Heavy cutting flat foam pads. I've purchased both the Precision and last cut compound. So which pads should I use and which compound? Since you mentioned foam pads more so with Precision. I don't have any microfiber pads. Will the precision also give me excellent results in terms of defect removal? Are the green pads too aggressive for what I'm trying to achieve and can I use either green or yellow pads with The Last Cut with good results? Thanks Max

[@kasparov9]

Thanks for the response, you mean Finesse Compound? I'm meaning to use CarPro Essence to Polish with after the compound stage. I do have a few deep cuts around the car that I will try and get out. What's the risk with going with a more aggressive compound? I don't see this information anywhere. Is it that you're just eating into the clear coat unnesessarily?

[@kasparov937]

Car Craft Auto Detailing Should I bother with the blue pads? Im afraid of using up an extra $30 for 3 pads that the yellow ones could have done anyway. I have some red diamond shine mate for the polishing part.

[@Tops1212]

Are you a Sonax cutmax fan.

[@Tops1212]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing. I'll be waiting to see how an expert reviews it.

[@c6z061]

If any, what compound(s) do you feel have more cut?

[@walenrod17]

have you something already?:)

[@aarong8633]

Detailed image is the other place that sells It

[@deluxevehicledetailingandp904]

I have a wholesale account with DI and could not find it. It is sold out on the TDL site

[@johnemmel8220]

Try the rag company

[@deluxevehicledetailingandp904]

Yeah I watched the DETALKSCAST with Jace explaining things to the Rag Co. It's a good watch. I've found the GG BOSS Fast Corr Cream really tackles everything I've thrown at it. I've not even needed to follow with GG BOSS Perfecting Cream as I yet to have any haze. After correction, I do a no pressure, faster arm speed, 2 pass finishing section...and it's all been awesome. I mainly use LC Orange Force or Meg's MF cutting disks. I am about to do my personal Imola Red BMW Z4M vert and was just wanting to try out something new to test the GGFCC against on some nice hard paint. I am about to put in a big pad order with DI ( 25% off LC pads this weekend ) and put Jascar CC 32oz on my order. Maybe next time I'll get the TLC.

[@Chabooka23]

This product can be purchased via www.goldfingerdetailing.com it’s a uk based company

[@c6z061]

The more I’ve used TLC, don’t bother using it on medium-soft, to soft paint. Doesn’t finish well.

[@c6z061]

Car Craft Auto Detailing some Japanese, but here in the states, newer GM flat black paint is soft too. I use a variety of machines and pads. I’d much rather use s20 black instead, as it cuts pretty good and finishes noticeably better on all paint systems. If I want heavy defect removal, might as well use clear cut followed by essence or another finishing polish.