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Thank You Brian for breaking it down for us. Can you tell me (us) what is the Thread Diameter and Pitch for Backing Plates? Considering the purchase for use with smaller Pads and Plates.

cool results that I expected from koch chemie, thanks for the test

Do try out the detail spray from Zirconite. They say it’s very slick

As a quick detailer I would give it a 9. There a a lot out there that don’t even come close to Adam’s graphene detailer. Will be interesting to try it out soon

Used both, I prefer the Fusso more for it's better look on my paint. These days I use Polish angel CARNAUBA ARTS, amazing wet look, great hydrophobicity but horrible durability when it comes to any high PH over 7 or even strong shampoo 🙂 The fact that it's so easy to use, makes up for me.

Good video. I use a few different tw products. I just got the 2 pack of Autoforge extension cords with the lock plug . Never pull out a cord again. They are awesome. Couple weeks ago on sale . 2 25ft for 50 or so bucks . 15 amp rating.

Honestly I think for the money, if you want a good DA setup. Either the Bauer Long Throw or the Hercules Forced Rotation polishers from HF are great. Along with the the Griots G9. If you want a good set, grab the Bauer and the G9, then you'll have a long throw, and one of the smoothest short throw polishers. The reason I really like the Bauer is that you can really get it smoothed out with some better grease, a 5" quality vented backing pad, and maybe an adjustment to the counterweight. The Hercules forced rotation is basically a copy of the famous Flex 3401, even the backing pads are interchangeable (I recommend going with the Flex 5" backing pad, if you get the Hercules).

This does help explain some things. What i'm curious about is say you have a newer vehicle thats a daily driver, usually parked outside, and is about a year or so old. No major paint damage, as in huge gashes or scratches. If you wanted to properly detail the thing, would you do a full 2-3 step correction? Only an all in one? Just the enhancement? Or maybe like a light 2 stage, where you don't go super aggressive with the cutting step; either use a medium cut compound/pad, followed by a finishing polish/pad; or just do a very quick pass of a heavier cut/pad combo, followed by a longer finishing polish/pad step.

Hi Brian. How would you rate DGGO vs UK3.0 in terms of hydrophobicity and gloss?

This is a interesting small stole .. i only seen the video because i was interested in the build .. you know the German army had made 360 swival 38 flak guns very advanced for their time .. during swivel tank chassies for the first time period aswell .. Was thinking of a military seat deaigned for gunners on the move in my mind .. something Whith a 360 swival seat high and low feature and leanable adjustable back .. imagine .. making a seat attached to your back and waist for infantry gunners to be able to 360 rotate at a low to the ground angle could be running and flop on your back and have instant back support and mobility.. and proper shotting angle .. with today's light machine to guns you could make heavy gunner fall back seat or just mounting postion 360 swivsl seats that are built to the solder.

Do you find there is more of a heat problem with the 21mm?

I perfer leinier lighting over the octagon type,just watching video’s with that type of lighting seems very hard on the eyes

Great video. I learned a lot from watching you threw the years. And I keep learning

I can't find this on my local Walmart or Walmarts there, not even online. They don't seem to carry it. Any suggestions of a good one similar to this one price effective or something??

Helluva nice product for a fast show shine on black paint.

Whats the winner for durability and mobile detailing?

Brian is there any reason to store coatings in the refrigerator? I see a lot of guys doing fhat

Another excellent video for the video library Brian. I learned a word of knowledge from you and so can anyone else.They can watch your videos and practice on some panels from the body shop.That’s how I learned years ago.Great to have been involved in this channel for many years 💎👊🏼

Do you guys accept PayPal payments?

I haven't watched any of your videos for a while, but it looks like you have stepped up your game with a much better camera/resolution!

i been using this cheap DA polisher for 2yrs now , no issues and works well… why do you not recommend this cheap DA polisher? cos i think its worth for those DIY car enthusiasts like myself…

got a link to the paint thickness gauge you reference at 5:17?

How dare you put this content out for free and not charge me $300 for a video course!!! Kidding. Thank you Brian, you're always my go to for looking at products and techniques.

Great tutorial 👌

Brian is a superb teacher with a wealth of knowledge. I’ve learned and continue to learn through His excellent channel. Thank You!

I would like to see a segment for us people that don't have real garages that live in Phoenix area which extreme heat

Great video Brian ! Always learning no matter how long I have been doing this. THANK YOU !

Brian, question probably was asked many times already but once I've applied to the panel.. Do I wait at all or can I start wiping off? Benefits to waiting? I'm in wisconsin and humidity increases next week, when I'm planning on using it. Thanks so much

As someone who has never done paint correction/polishing (I don't even own a polisher) I find your videos give me confidence for when I actually attempt it. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.

Another informative video Brian. Learned something new about using panel wipe too soon. Thank you.

I’m still polishing beyond what people paid for. It’s given me a good reputation, but it’s not sustainable.

I am always confused when you say you clean the pad after each pass compared to panel. Can you do actual video to help us ?

Kckity Klack I always come Back👌. I had to watch this twice because listening is a skill and always be. It’s the words I live by🫡👀

Excellent video, thanks Brian 👍😁

There is a channel that has their own product line that constantly brings up that they use ZERO pressure and runs the polisher around one handed. I’ve never seen you do this.

Excellent tutorial! You just taught an entire lesson on "Do's and Don'ts".👍🏾

very very informative video....as are all the previous ones of course. keep up the good work.....very easy on the ear too, no shouting!

Awesome Video, everything I know I had learn from this channel , at the point that all I use are his products, Thanks Bryan APEX 🤍

Good one, Brian. In my experience I've probably bought too much stuff. I find myself going back to what works for me and all the other stuff just sits there wasted. Can be expensive. That's why reviews are important for me. Thank you.

I like to use lighting the same way you do. One source

That was an excellent video. Excellent info. Thank you

Excellent class tutorial, thank you !!

Great tutorial. Thanks Brian!

Very informative thanks Brian! 👍

Another great video,so much knowledge shared by you brian,I've learnt more from your channel dealing with.imperfections enhancements, and honest product reviews!

Good video, is there a reason why you can only upload on 720p?

The filter is just newer on the S line that’s why it’s producing a thicker foam. If both were new, they’d produce the same quality foam.

Are you saying that once a two-stage paint correction is done, that process should not be done again? What to do if the paint became swirly again after a couple of years?

why not use steel wool instead of magic eraser?