ПЕРВАЯ ПОЛИРОВКА АВТО ДЛЯ НОВИЧКА. ВЫПУСК 15

Introduction

This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on polishing a car for beginners, based on the video "Первая Полировка Авто Для Новичка." Polishing is an essential part of car detailing that helps restore the vehicle's shine and protect its paint. Whether you want to enhance your vehicle's appearance or maintain its value, this step-by-step guide will help you achieve professional results.

Step 1: Gather Necessary Equipment

Before starting, ensure you have all the required tools and materials for polishing your car. Here’s what you’ll need:

• Polishing machine (such as Zentool ZEN-21E2 or ZEN-12EM2)
• Backing plate (15 mm recommended)
• Polishing pads (choose from hybrid wool, microfiber, or foam)
• Polishing compounds (consider options like Nanolex One Polish & Protect, CarPro Fixer, or ZviZZer ONE Polish)
• Degreaser (e.g., TAC SYSTEM Oil Zero)
• Microfiber cloths for wiping and finishing

Step 2: Prepare the Vehicle

Proper preparation is key to achieving a good polish.

1. Wash the Car: Thoroughly wash your car to remove dirt and debris.
2. Clay Bar Treatment: Use a clay bar to eliminate contaminants from the paint surface for a smoother finish.
3. Inspect the Paint: Look for scratches, swirls, or imperfections that need attention.

Step 3: Choose the Right Polishing Pad

Select the appropriate pad based on the condition of your car's paint:

• Cutting Pads: For heavy scratches and oxidation.
• Polishing Pads: For moderate imperfections.
• Finishing Pads: For light polishing and adding gloss.

Step 4: Apply Polishing Compound

1. Choose a Compound: Depending on the level of correction needed, select a suitable polishing compound.
2. Apply to Pad: Place a few dots of polishing compound on the pad.
3. Spread the Compound: Before turning on the machine, spread the compound on the paint surface to avoid splatter.

Step 5: Start Polishing

1. Turn on the Polisher: Set the machine to a low speed.
2. Use Even Pressure: Apply gentle, even pressure and work in sections (about 2x2 feet).
3. Crosshatch Pattern: Move the polisher in a crosshatch pattern to ensure even coverage and avoid burning the paint.
4. Check Progress: Periodically stop to check your progress and adjust the pressure and speed as necessary.

Step 6: Wipe Off Residue

After polishing each section:

1. Use a Microfiber Cloth: Wipe off any residue from the polishing compound.
2. Inspect the Surface: Look for any remaining imperfections and determine if additional polishing is needed.

Step 7: Finish and Protect

1. Apply a Sealant or Wax: After polishing, apply a protective sealant or wax to enhance shine and protect the paint.
2. Final Inspection: Perform a thorough inspection of the car to ensure a consistent finish.

Conclusion

Congratulations on completing your first car polish! Remember, practice makes perfect, and each car is unique, so adjust your techniques accordingly. As a next step, consider exploring advanced detailing techniques or investing in high-quality products to enhance your results. Happy polishing!