I guess? The Acura TL part is really the only part i would call aggressive though. I think the wide angle on the camera makes the speed seem higher than it is, most of these roads are 55mph and i of course am always doing the speed limit ;)

It’s really only for bmw vehicles, but yes. It can read and clear trouble codes It can read and show sensor values It can log sensor values over time.

@@improvedgarage I have a Bmw, but I can't do a normal troubleshooting car diagnostics on it

I did it, just didn’t get it on camera. Sorry about that

Yea I mentioned that in the video. I honestly think the regular has too much torque. It can do m18 things.

Yea. I really like it and it has the benefit of using batteries I already own. I haven’t used the new rupes yet to be transparent. I’ll try it soon

2l to be safe.

Easy, you just turn it and the little arms rotate into the housing.

Yea I got lucky a few times. I also had a few m18 that were obviously fake. Its a risk for sure

It stays connected. You can even turn it off and on from the app without issues.

@@improvedgarage that’s fantastic, thank you

I’ve never used a kiln towel in my life, so I don’t know if they are the best. Most of my towels are from the rag company. Which ones do you recommend

@@improvedgarage should try griots pfm towels. They are insanely good

These were actually bought and paid for. I can wash in my garage if I want, where I live it’s usually 70 and sunny without humidity so it’s not that bad outside.. 4 years into it, the growth is slow for sure. Appreciate you watching

@@improvedgarage what made you decide to purchase this brand?

​​⁠lots of people in the comments seem to be cost conscious on a regular basis. I was curious myself. If anything is ever given to me i say it in the first few seconds of the video

LMAO 🤦... The amount of rude comments that people make on these platforms is sadly hilarious. Especially the ones who think they know what they're talking about. I detail my cars is in the sun, in Texas every two weeks. You can easily purchase a water deionizer which will leave your car spot free when rinsing it.

@@atrain132 yea, my full wash and rinse setup is 100% di, i store DI water in my garage in a tank and my PW draws from it. I have zero issues with spots.

for me right now, probably DA because I'm more comfortable with it. I think you could be effective with either one

for a 500ml bottle It needs to be 6” tall and 2.5" wide at the bottom, 1.5" wide at the top

yea there are alot of great channels, Obsessed Garage, the Rag Company, Ammo NYC, DIY Detail, etc. I usually recommend to anyone starting out to watch the ammo academy videos, they are excellent.

I think he’s either fairly new or maybe not as experienced to paint correction and hasn’t been able to fully have his process figured out yet? Seems like he’s dedicated to this though so I’m sure he’ll be able to work things out

i was trying to compare and contrast the two different styles of machines. 1. Cut with rotary, finish with rotary 2. Cut with DA, finish with rotary 3. Cut with DA and finish with DA in the last portion i was finishing with the DA and was using the gold standard waffle pad, since the jeweling pad is specifically called the "rotary jeweling pad" that seemed to make the most sense / be in line with what most people would do.

@@WillieBeamin-t4v Ive been paint correcting for the better part of 10 years, this was just my first time using a rotary. Like I said early on I was told that DA was safer than rotary, i was always able to get great correction with a DA and never felt i needed a rotary. DIY detail has been pushing the rotary for quite a while and i wanted to see what it was all about.

@@improvedgarage that’s interesting to hear. You’ve been paint correcting for 10yrs or you Did your first paint correction 10 years ago? Curious to know how many vehicles you’ve been able to fully correct within that time frame?

@@WillieBeamin-t4v It feels like there is some attitude but context is hard in text... I'm certainly not claiming to be an expert, just explaining that I'm not "inexperienced" as you stated. Im not a professional detailer, I work in IT, i have a passion for cars and detailing, I've corrected every car I've owned in that time, many multiple times, I've also done a dozen or more for friends. Total cars? 50 is probably reasonable. Sometimes its just a simple one-step, sometimes its 2-3, this channel alone has 4 years of videos working on my cars. Again, a pro likely does more than 50 in a year, Im not a pro, just a guy in his garage trying to share his life...

Yea I agree bouncing around when you're starting out is not the best way to learn. Im not sure how long you've followed my channel and I know you and I will never agree on what a 5" should be used for, but Ive been paint correcting with a DA for the better part of 10 years and am able to get great results with any DA. Yvan has been talking about the rotary for almost two years when most others never mention it and I wanted to see what it was all about and show people they don't have to be scared to pick one up.

@@improvedgarage definitely don’t have to be scared but they should be careful since rotary is far less forgiving. Much easier for mistakes to occur.

@@1thechosenjuan1 I definitely agree with you!