Garry Dean - Tampa, FL - 08 Jet Black BMW 335i detail / Speedy Prep Towel Review

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I received a Speedy Prep Towel in the mail the other day to my surprise... My buddy Brian Horn decided to just purchase and mail me a kit... What a kind guy. I share some of my thoughts on this towel in this video.



I detailed this 2008 Jet Black BMW 335i this past weekend and let me tell you, it was effed up!



My client washed the car with a dirty wash mit and viola... SCRATCHES occurred... Go figure.



I brought it in for a 2 step correction and to try and reduce the visibility of the severe scratches.



Have a look... Let me know what you think.



2008 Jet Black BMW 335i 2 step paint correction detail Nanoskin speedy prep towel Garry Dean Premium Custom Detailing Products Solitare Infinite Use Detail Juice Tampa, FL M101 - YouTube



Thanks for watching!
 
Glad to see you tried the speedy prep towel. Maybe the newer fine grade towel coming out would produce a little less marring .The Solitare left the car looking dripping wet. Looks like you may have a hit there .Great video as always. Thanks for sharing Garry.
 
Great job on the bmw. Can't wait to see your review on the fine version of the speedy prep towel.



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Great job on the BMW Gary, looks very nice! I've used the speedy prep towel now on 3 vehicles, the last one I did this weekend was a midnight blue Subaru Outback and I would classsify that paint as "medium" in hardness, D300 with a MF finishing pad hazed it slightly, I switched to Menz. Power Finish on the MF finishing pad that worked great, but after using the towel it left a light "scuffing" on the clear. I used Final Inspection as my lube and folded it into 4th's and used it that way. Not sure I would use it on soft black, but then again, I wouldn't use a Magna Sponge on soft black either.
 
Nice work Garry.



You need to properly break in the speed prep towel on glass for at least 2 mins when new. This removes a coating that is applied to the towel in the manufacturing process. Use the supplied "glide" when breaking in the towel. I find that the towel also works great on glass.



Looking fwd to trying the solitaire.
 
gmblack3 said:
Nice work Garry.



You need to properly break in the speed prep towel on glass for at least 2 mins when new. This removes a coating that is applied to the towel in the manufacturing process. Use the supplied "glide" when breaking in the towel. I find that the towel also works great on glass.



Looking fwd to trying the solitaire.
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^ This.^ The towel wasn't prepped properly.
 
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