Process video links

[irvsmith]

I am looking for additional video examples which are not by product companies. I appreciate the before and after pictures but now that I am getting more and more focused about the correction techniques I am needing some vetted video links. I think I have watched all the AMMO and Detailing garage videos. I watched most of the Gary Dean and Junkman videos as well.

Can some of you who do this professionally send out any training/guiding videos which are helpful? I would love to see your own process videos but I can understand the added time and effort it takes to produce the videos.

Things I am in need of are realtime section passes - amount of pressure applied - pad priming - pad cleaning (frequency and type). I am getting improvement but no where the level I see from the posted images.

Make sense?

Thanks in advance.

David

[Mizzoutiger]

Via Mike Phillips http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/ask-expert-featuring-mike-phillips/23722-car-detailing-articles-mike-phillips.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Arn_kVH3BVc

Another great resource - Autogeek Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/autogeek/videos

[irvsmith]

Those are exactly the videos I am looking for - thank you. I had watched those - do you know of others in that style of real-time process oriented?

[ihaveacamaro]

I make videos like that and have an entire playlist on exterior car detailing that is coming out part by part for the past few weeks and next few weeks. I haven't reached the paint correction part yet though. It's very soon however.

Here's the playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd_iT7Fs2q-YCCttkFFfiGOD1REtOS0xv

Also, what products are you using? Are you machine polishing?

[irvsmith]

I am using the GG 6" and Meguiar's Ultimate Compound and Polish.

Thank you for your willingness to create such videos. I will look for the postings.

David


I make videos like that and have an entire playlist on exterior car detailing that is coming out part by part for the past few weeks and next few weeks. I haven't reached the paint correction part yet though. It's very soon however.

Here's the playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd_iT7Fs2q-YCCttkFFfiGOD1REtOS0xv

Also, what products are you using? Are you machine polishing?

[ihaveacamaro]

I am using the GG 6" and Meguiar's Ultimate Compound and Polish.

Thank you for your willingness to create such videos. I will look for the postings.

David

Those are good products, you should be able to get results from that.

What car are you working on? If you have a car with really hard paint, you may need a stronger compound.

[Mike Phillips]

do you know of others in that style of real-time process oriented?



We are the only forum that has buffed out entire cars from start to finish and recorded the process on video.

What is unique about these videos is that they are not scripted in any way. These are the real deal.

What's also unique about these videos that you don't see in a scripted video is that throughout the video, ANY TIME if find the opportunity to share a tip or technique related to the project, (could be tool, product or technique), I share it.

I usually say something like,

"Hey Yancy, can you bring the camera in here and capture this?"



Here's the deal though... the only way to find these nuggets of years of experience shared in the multiple videos is to watch the entire video(s).


Just to point out... we were the first to do these type of live broadcast videos and to date and to my knowledge the only people to do these types of real-time detail products broadcasted live over the Internet and recorded for days like today. Other's may follow our footsteps down the road but imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.


And the cherry on the top of the whip cream is most of these are not your basically daily driver, rental car, demo hood or fill-in-the blank... these are the real deal too.... that is cool cars.


Here's the link....


Full Length How-To Videos - Trashed Cars turned into Show Cars (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/pictures-autogeek-s-car-week/52908-full-length-how-videos-trashed-cars-turned-into-show-cars.html)



"Creating Show Car Finishes One At A Time"


http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/1347/1939LincolnZephyr060.jpg




Hope that helps.


:)

[irvsmith]

Thank you sooo much!

[irvsmith]

I am working on a 2013 Volvo XC90 (black) and 2002 Volvo S60 (black)

I would say hard paint but it might be my technique.

Thanks!



Those are good products, you should be able to get results from that.



What car are you working on? If you have a car with really hard paint, you may need a stronger compound.