How to buff out a car in one hour or less! - One Step Production Car Detailing

You mentioned to nit want to use a foam pad in soft laint. So what should you use wool?

Clean dirty towels lol 😂

Mike phlips where are you now ?

I miss mark phlip

Mike when you section out the side panels in two different sections you’re essentially doing 24 passes by going back-and-forth and counting that one and then doing 12 of them. Just curious but is there any reason why you do that and then in the bigger areas only do eight? I’m 100% not being critical I’m just trying to learn. Thanks

I have a 21ong throw and a slowly luv it so much faster

What's the name of product you using

I love the video and I am soaking up all the info. I just wish the guy behind the camera would stop interrupting Mr Mike.

1.000.000 dolar video thanks mike and yan….. do it more likie this even more detail with diferent brands like meguiars d300 and sonax perfect finish ….. rupes yellow pad or hdo orange lc

You are going so fast, mostly i see moving the polisher real slow, why so fast?

Mike, I am a huge MILLE FAN, can I use this technique with Rupes UNO Protect and the yellow wool pads?

The one thing I admire, is the regular speed of the video. I hate when people speed up for the sake time, and say, I don't want to bore you with passes. Then, they may not be legit and only looking for likes. So, thank you Mike!

I pity Yancy trying to count his passes with Mike rattling off his! Great video, guys. Loving my Mille!

The pad on that Rupes looks way too thin to buff as smooth as the pad mike has on the flex.

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How many interior packages would you offer and what would you offer? Thanks

Great video once again thanks
Question: With the 3 packages you would add $300 for each package if it's a van or truck? With package 2 and 3, what would be the package price difference if they only want a sealant, or would you only do a ceramic coating for those packages? On package 1 you said you would polish the windows with the one step cleaner wax, what would you do with the windows on package 2 and 3, if your using a ceramic coating? Thanks

Thank you; very informative and helpful!
What parts of a car should be taped off? What is the purpose?

1step for me is wash clay finishing polish and creme wax and it takes me like 5 hrs

So much info thank you 🙏

What speed do you on your polisher when doing this one step?

Hey Mike that was pretty fast buffing the car with the beast. Is it your typical gear driven arm speed?

Is this blackfire one step polish better than rupes uno protect?

Homeboy talks wayyyyyyyyyy toooooooooooo MUCH! Get to work!

What is the best Gear Driven Polisher to start out with?

If I want to stay with just 1 Brand name of PADS, to help with confusion, what brand would you recommend. Also what pad do you recommend that is a good medium stage for example the Lake Country Force Hybrid White Polishing Pad.

How do you think this product compares to the Rules Uno Protect? I've heard good things about it, but have yet to use it.

Pads look a little black after use. Is that paint coming off ?

I use Blackfire One Step and you are not using it correctly. You are using way to much product. Yes you apply a circle but not that much. Also you are supposed to polish until it disappears! That's even per the Blackfire directions. "Directions: Work out of direct sunlight. Apply a circle of One Step onto a foam polishing/finishing pad. With the polisher turned off, spread the product over a 2 sq. ft. area of paint. Set the speed to 5 and work the product over the area. Continue to polish until product disappears. It does not require buffing." You did 8 passes and it's still thick and wet because you used too much product.

How to polish a perfectly corrected paint job!

The buffers you used could a beginner use it and not worry to burn the paint off never used a buffer

Mike you said you wouldnt use a detailer wax ? I bought maguires xpress spray wax would that be okay to use as the final topper to protect ur handwork?

good video but why not just use a rotary?

How many GSM's does that green microfiber has?

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This is the video that finally ended my use of dime size drops. Now I load it up with two heavy circle beads and really put my AIO product to use.

What was the name of the cleaner wax?

Can u reused your old pads? Thanks

Mike Can you do another series with the founder of 3D products. He is a very interesting person

Why is an Audi A5 $300 more? It’s a 2-door car. About the same size as an A4.

Excellent tuition throughout Mike.
Is BF 1 step safe on trim and doesnt need to be taped off?

How do you clean up your polishing pads? Do you have any video of it? And if you don't, could you please make a video or any tutorials ? Thank you and God Bless!

Thanks for a great video. Always helpful:

Ahhahaha Mike is a Boss.
"Why don't you check with IPA for defects when you're done?"
Cause I don't need to. I could get the Ipa and...
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Heck i'll do it, I got a panel wipe right over here

I bought My FLEX 
3401 back in 2009. It is a beast! Such a great video. So different than doing a 2'x2' area! I will be trying this method on My Mom's car. Thanks for Your help,Mike.

Pricing for a job like the one you demonstrated would amount to $500 after everything is said and done? I'm guessing you would have to establish a god-like reputation in order to charge those prices.

So the Beast and Mille will not leave holograms? Are you concerned about burning edges with the gear driven machines? Thank you!

The amount of information on this video is ridiculous! Thank you

Such great info! I do have a question and this video is a good example I think to ask it on. I’m fixing to upgrade to a forced rotation and I’m either going with the XCE or XCE cordless. I’ve watched all the videos, read comparisons etc. and I’m really torn. It seems like there’s a trade off either direction. So take this car as an example. I’m working on the vehicle by myself and say it takes me 2 hours to complete. If I were to use the cordless on this would the same result be achieved in the same time frame or do you feel like it wouldn’t quite achieve the same level? Or on the flip side if not how much more time would you think would need to be spent with the cordless to achieve the same result? A few extra passes?
I’ve literally got them both sitting in my cart on Autogeek and I just can’t make up my mind!