Old video, I know, but I'm DESPERATE. Your videos have helped me immensely in restoring a 20 yr old Bloomer horse trailer. My main job is painting them but i had to remove vinyl graphics on the aluminum and polish it. It's working well but the 20yr old graphics on the stainless nose is a nightmare. The vinyl has uv'd away but i haven't been able to remove the residue. HELP. I've sanded 400-¹000, paint thinner, rubber eraser, and it STILL WON'T GO AWAY. Any suggestions?

great grinder,, does it really have a ac/dc swhitch?? i cant find mine???

True story there, at least you got a real good foundation for a quick clean up when it dries out

Is that a microfiber applicator pad? If it is... DAMN!!! Take my money now

Doesn't work for polycarbonate, doesn't?

Hi Evan, I am an absolute newb with polishing. I am not planning to start a biz, Im retired and just want to polish my alum diamond plate toolboxes on my truck. These boxes are old, I bought them used. Watching many of your vids, you would not have fooled with these, they are in bad shape. That being said, I have a 25+ years old Millwaukee variable 6k sander that I am using...but it just went up in smoke. I bought a Makita 9227c and I will probably be getting a 6K Makita also. For the 9227c, the center plates for the hubless buffs, the bottom plate is about 1/16" from touching the machines case. Do you use a plate to hold the plates off of the machine? Great vids, Thanks.

Found out the hard way with the rotary yesterday. Left some waves 😩 I’m going to stick to the da for now

It's always a gut punch,when you're all pressed out,and you pull out in the rain😢. At least everyone else is gettin' dirty too. Should bead up nicely though

You are ey gahh daaaemm American Hero *son!*

Gorgeous! Sad he didn't even get to rock it for day.

Whats a good grit to finish sand an aluminum frame prior to clearing? Its already perfect rather blemish free except for leftover residue from an acidic paint striper. It left behind some whitish silver staining but the 3M scotch brite pads aren't quite aggressive enough to get the surface clean to raw clean aluminum surface. Unless I scrub over a place for 30 minutes, scrubbing the hell out of it. I gather hitting it with a 600 wet sand will have it looking nice before two coats of matte clear???? Thats a question because Im a touch unsure and get 1 crack at destroying a pretty high end aluminum frame lol I want to avoid sandpaper scratches showing up and have it relatively smooth finished.

anything i need to know evan got a video lol

All the way to the end

Great vid man

That last one was brutal! Did he cut a tendon or anything? Any follow up on that injury?

What full face mask is that?

Thank you for all the time you put into making all the videos. Learn something new with each one.

Makita 9237c is marketed at 3200rpm not 3500

I looking into purchasing his kits to do a side gig

Man this videos help alot my truck is by no means a show truck but i do like to keep it clean and the fogging id get was driving me nuts

Things like polishing are so therapeutic

Watched all way to the end. Thanks Evan!

lol here j am again watching this video. Excited to polish something for the first time. Thanks Evan!

I did watch all the way to the end thank you for teaching me

loolin grea thanks for info

What style buffer pad is this? I'm a Maritime Captain and our diamond deck plates are in serious need of TLC. We have wool polishing bonnets but they don't seem tough enough for the job we have ahead.

My guy the specialist at it!🔥

Hey Evan so im barley starting my own polishing business I live in California prices here are very high right now but besides that I wanted to ask since im starting my own polishing business now I have everything I need I have the big 6000 rpm makita grinder the 9inch buffs orange and yellow with green and brown rouge and I have my da sander as well im barley 15 years old starting this I have done a couple of trucks now maybe 3 I wanted to ask if my pricing is OK for beginning im charging $25 a rim and I charge $15 extra for sanding if you can please respond that would mean everything to me i have been learning everything from you, you have amazing videos with describing everything in good detail and I learned all my tips techniques and tricks from you

Finally, a video with PPE, thank you.

I've been having good results with orange and brown, orange and green just with a 3500 DeWalt. I think it's time to just to the 6k for the cut to go a little bit faster. Thanks this was awesome 💯😎

i did my first job with a rotary and my metal had alot of streaks in it. was that from the sanding or from cutting?

● I watched it all the way from the beginning. ● I watched it in the middle. ● I watched it to the very end bit. ● I was hoping he'd shine up the hub cap.😢 ♡ I think he needs an Aussie Wheel Shine machine for A$5,000

So this will help me put a mirror shine on my stainless fridge

so why did you take off the cover

Any ideas for a black pleather seat stained with grey mud?

Where can I get the, buffing wheels adapter

Impressed

Ive been polishing for a little while now (i was working for a shop and they had me polishing stuff occasionally) recently got laid off and am looking to get into this full time on my own. I know zypher makes some of the best products but I'm on a budget. do you know if the amazon wheels are worth or should i just save up and stick with zypher?

0:35 👌🏻

I work at small fire department in Alaska and I’ve used your videos to learn how to make our trucks look better. Thank you for all the information.

Ive used wd40 and a paper towel. Its actually incredible

What is the speed you’re using? Rpm

Very nice ❤

Southwest Louisiana is an untapped market for this... As a truck driver of 25 yrs. in this area a good hand wash truck wash and polishing would kill it around here.

Very good advise!

Good to know. Thanks... Quick question. Do you use interface pads on your rotary and da sanders?

Okay, I'm on it tomorrow morning. Thank you 💯😎

Looking good, as always. Thanks for the video

Damn-🔥🔥🔥🔥

Beautiful work Evan !