Part 2 - Autogeek's New Product Showcase - Optimum Hyper Polish Spray

David Ghodoussi and Mike Phillips showcase the first commercially available spray-on polish.

David Ghodoussi, the President and CEO of Optimum Polymer Technologies, stoppped by Autogeek's Show Car Garage to introduce his new spray-on polish, Optimum Hyper Polish Spray. Mike Phillips and David put the polish to the test on a red, oxidized 2003 Honda Civic LX. View the video to see the amazing results.

Products Used:

Optimum Hyper Polish Spray
Optimum Car Wax

Part 2 of the 2 part video series.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Autogeek
• car polishing
• remove swirls
• carnauba wax
• paint sealant
• Mike Phillips
• Rotary
• Buffer
• ShowCarGarage
• Dr.
• David
• Ghodoussi

[autogeek]

@chuckplar

I just watched the entire video and before turning the polisher on the pad was ALWAYS in contact with the paint. But you are right, when using a DA Polisher, (not a rotary buffer), you always place the pad against the surface of the paint BEFORE turning the polisher on which is covered on page 102 in my how-to book The Art of Detailing. At the end of the video we turn the polisher on but that's just for sound effects because guys like power tools. -Mike

[chuckplar]

He turned the machine on before putting the pad on the surface...A definite penalty in the Mike Phillips book?

[autogeek]

@l4l2l0l

Hi 1412101,

I've only used to to remove defects by machine to this date.  I do most all my defect removal by machine unless there's a section or panel of paint that is too difficult to machine clean and polish and then I'll tackle that by hand. To date I have not had a chance to work with this product by hand so I cannot comment to it's performance. Should you use this product by hand I know the manufacture would like to hear your feedback.

[l4l2l0l]

Hey Mike, May I ask how HPS works by hand? I try to stick to Megs products but this really interests me with it`s versatility.

Can you use almost zero to very light pressure with a foam or microfiber applicator pad to remove defects on from soft Chevrolet paint, or do you still need to use a good bit of pressure and 2 or more applications in each small section? Thanks!

[autogeek]

@dlt21

Hi dlt21,

I did my normal "Section Pass", there's a video here on our YouTube channel that shows what a section pass is or you can find it on our forum at AutogeekOnline . net

Find ANY post by me and in my Signature Line you'll find a link to my articles and videos.

Mike Phillips

[dlt21]

Mike

how long did you work section using PC to achieve desired result? How many times was it necessary to re spray pad to do whole car?