So finally in the end of the video this is what i take from this particular video: Rinse the car down and remove the first layer of dirt Stop using foam lances, but keep using them Exchange the snow foam product to an agressive degreaser and foam it on the car Watch how the same amount of dirt is still on the car Proceed to wash the car the way you would do anyways with shampoo as lubricant Watch how the dirt magically disappears when you remove it by contact (magic as mr.bean would say) Watch how the car, now that you contact washed it with soap is shiny and clean I gotta say, I'm suprised that no one knew that a contact wash would clean a car, shocking to say the least
lol yeah, too much hype around foam.. only reason I use it is to get soap in hard to reach areas that I will use a detail brush to agitate. Otherwise they aren’t THAT effective. The shampoo during the contact wash is the most important factor I think
I started my first mobile detailing vehicle back in 1996. People thought I was crazy, who would pay you to come to wash their car. Now all this hype about washing and detailing, ceramic this and ceramic that. He is making a big deal out of nothing. The main point is that you do get the big particles off the car before rubbing the dirt into the paint. That is important. Another factor is not to use fabric softener when washing your microfiber rags. It hardens the fibers which also can scratch the clear coat. Also, get a good orbital buffer. I polish my car every 3 months to remove light scratches in the clear coat. Also, know this....."You will never clean a car that has built up dirt without adaptation!" All that hype is how he bills a customer 100 dollars for a drawn-out car wash. LOL
All of these foam cannon videos are a fucking joke. As if MAGICALLY dirt gets removed in seconds cause soap just “sat” on it. If this were true - housewives across the world would have stopped washing dishes with sponges decades ago.
We use this method here in Europe for decades...we call them TFR products, was but harsh past decades ,but now more mild but effective . Great video Luke. ( I follow your course i just finished phase 3 the content is fantastic, )
moral of the story.. foam cannon makes it fun and can be used to apply soap but completely unnecessary. a contact wash is the best way to clean a car. I'm a detailer. I rinse the car, foam the car and do a contact wash with 3 mits in one bucket. then rinse. done. easy ..no need to pre treat and rinse them degrease and rinse them contact and rinse...as long as you're keeping your mits and microfibers clean. do whatever you want that is quick and easy. don't even need to waste time setting up pressure washer or di tank regular hose washer works great. just dry the vehicle quickly and you're good. this industry and you tubers try their hardest to promote... most products all do the same thing. no need to spend a fortune for 100-dollar soap when Meguires Gold Class for 10$ does the same job. .. and SuperClean. so cheap and effective. As detailers you need to be efficient and save money.
I know people with show cars that won't use anything harder than a gentle flow to wash the car. They would clobber you for using a pressure washer! Pressure washers are for driveways or brick walls.
There is huge variation in pressure washers. At the right distance they are very gentle. They also use less water than a regular hose and are easier to aim. There is a reason that virtually every detailer in existence uses them. You'll see far more marring from touching the paint while washing or drying it, no matter how careful you are. Your car will never be perfect without polishing, and wash marring is easily removed during polishing.
@@afonsofreitas3595 It hurt me to type it because I realize that he probably is beyond hope, but I didn't want to say nothing in case some newbie reads his comment and thinks it has merit.
I was always scared that degreasers would remove wax since it is technically a grease, fatty chain with an ester bond. I remember being told that dish soap, a degreaser, would remove wax. Does degreasers remove wax?
I dont use degreaser on a car that isnt going to get some kind of protection after the wash. It’s definitely going to strip some of the protection. I dont use this step on any of my personal vehicles as they get regularly washed and not waxed everytime, and the degreaser is something needed before the foam cannon to help strip some of the stronger contaminants without needing to aggitate.
Luke it's a bit of an investment but I think with my setup you could cut your times in half and do completely touchless washes in some cases. I have four 5 gallon containers diluted 4-1 with a spigot attached. In one of them I have P&S enviroclean, which is amazing and does a bang up job all the while smelling like cherry. In the other 3 containers, I have the Chem-X 2-step touchless system which is a low pH foam (stars), which you foam onto the car and then follow up with step 2 which is a high pH foam (stripes), which causes a pH shock and pretty much makes the dirt jump off the car in some instances, and also neutralizes the low pH step 1 to bring it to around neutral, then rinse off under high pressure. But the real beauty of this system is what's in the last container, a regular old high foaming super slick pH neutral soap. Why is it beautiful in this situation? Well say that I'm not gonna be able to do a full touchless wash and I've gotta get in there by hand to get rid of some grease and road film, well in that case I'll fill up my foam cannon with 75% of pH neutral soap, and then the last 25% with the high PH stripes soap. That results in me having a soap that'll pretty much dwell all day with a pH around 9-10 to get rid of the road film and grease. Then in the winter time or after a few storm's and the roads are good and covered in salt, I'll do the same thing but use the low pH stars soap instead and now I've got a thick soap that'll dwell and chew up all that mineral build up. It basically gives me 15 gallons of a modular soap system that I can use in several different ways, touchless, low pH, high pH, pH neutral and since it's already pre-diluted into containers with a spigot, it's good to go
@@korygayle934 thank you sincerely for the encouragement as it really means a lot to me. I've been trying to figure out a bit of a plan and approach to do so because I actually have a lot of people tell me that I should, but if I'm being completely honest it's a bit scary to take that final step and make actual content so that's held me back a little, but I am actually officially working on it right now so I'll be sure to reply again when I post. As much as I agree with the sentiment that you just have to go for it sometimes, I just don't want to be half assed with it so I can try to offer whatever I can to as many people as I can. But I promise there's gonna be some stuff really soon so you're more than welcome to sub now. If you do you'll also always have the distinction of beating Humberto (1st from Puerto Rico) to it and not letting him be 1st in at least one instance. Haha
Title is to stop use a foam cannon, yet you used a foam cannon? Instead of using a high foam soap, you just used a concentrated degreaser to serve the same purpose of a pre-touch rinse.
Hey Luke, wouldn't a degreaser be harmful or damaging to the coating? Considering what degreasers are designed to do. I'm just genuinely wondering if that would be the case?
@@afonsofreitas3595 on one wash, no. Using a degreaser or touchless wash as a maintenance on a coating will definitely shorten its life span. I cringed when he said "full strength".
@@elomeli211 Yeh ik ik! Unless the coating manufacturer says other way, always use neutral products 😁 I'm saying rhis because of Carpro for example, they're "maintenance range" for their ceramics isn't all neutral but it was the way it was designed to work 😅But this is so misleading... This is the type of video that makes people think ceramic coatings are bulletproof
Im in my forties and been using one bucket to wash my cars. Usually just spray off the wash mit after each panel. I just cant see a foam cannon saving time from set up of the pressure washer /water hose/ mixing soap. I just get the bucket and soapy water and go at it. Simple and works. I see being a mobile car detailer where it might be helpful to have a pressure washer setup. But I honestly just want to enjoy washing the family car. Dont want it to be complicated. Can some one tell me if a foam cannon does actually save time ? And a pressure washer makes it easier and worth the extra set up time ?
It takes 5min, power/water source, foam setup. The honest point is, you decrease adding swirls by 80% each time. Because you get to pre rinse powerfully, paint/rims/ fender well etc... then you can decon with super clean 4to1, then rinse again, you basically don't have dirt left...ua-cam.com/video/3hifp2_VEfw/v-deo.htmlsi=EYeOftCpnWwURxSW
@@afonsofreitas3595 hey afonso i see you commenting on a lot of other pdoples comments givign out all the good deets, i have a question. he has been talking about the formula 4 for a while but he still uses a d.i. tank do you think its worth it to buy the formula 4 tank or should i invest in a di tank setup?
@@emilyanglin6720 If you do professional work that can quite easily cover the cost of the dionized water tank then for sure buy it, as it's a long term investiment that only requires "low" maintenance, the Formula 4 drying agent is way less costly but you waste more time because you need to actively apply it, whether with the DI tank you don't, it just dionises the water that you would use anyways during the wash, taking out that extra step of applying something after the final rinse! For a diy the DI tank is very costly, so the best option is a drying agent like formula 4, for a professional, the dionize water tank surely worth it long term but way more expensive! Hope i could help, or at least give an opinion worth your time 😁
DUDE! You sound like that crazy brother from The Wild Thornberries! You have good knowledge, and always on point...but if you watch at 0.80 percent you get a normal video.
These videos should be titled “how to over complicate EVERYTHING in your life, and wash the same car TWICE. Once the useless way, and then the way people have always done it”. “But before you do that - all us youtube detailers suggest you spend money on all this useless crap first - use it - pretend it works - then wash your car like normal - and now you too will be an expert”
Honestly I use dark fury and Cherry foam to make the degreaser suspend. Plus I’d rather use chemicals to break down contaminates. Scrubbing them will cause scratches in the paint.
10 Year Ceramic Coating - Yeah Right! 8:16 since when did adressing tires in the "direct sun" become a problem? I guess with Wilson Auto Detailing everthing in the "direct sun" becomes a problem, like getting a tan in the "direct sun". 🤡of the 🌎
I started my first mobile detailing vehicle back in 1996. People thought I was crazy, who would pay you to come to wash their car. Now all this hype about washing and detailing, ceramic this and ceramic that. He is making a big deal out of nothing. The main point is that you do get the big particles off the car before rubbing the dirt into the paint. That is important. Another factor is not to use fabric softener when washing your microfiber rags. It hardens the fibers which also can scratch the clear coat. Also, get a good orbital buffer. I polish my car every 3 months to remove light scratches in the clear coat. Also, know this....."You will never clean a car that has built up dirt without adaptation!" All that hype is how he bills a customer 100 dollars for a drawn-out car wash. LOL
I had similar problems with my Sun Joe pressure washer. I bought a foam cannon with an adapter to fit into my style of gun. Look up your model number and search on Amazon for a compatible piece
@wilson Love you videos and channel Champ 🏆 Would Meguiar's Super Degreaser be safe to use in this way on ceramic and/or wax/sealant protected vehicles?
Mid video yet, i have a question popping in my mind: In what way is this method of using a degreaser better than using, for example, a high alkaline snow foam like LIFT from carpro? It's alkaline, so its a good degreaser and it was formulated as a snow foam in the 1st place... 🤔
@@evandils5640 Well could be yes, but some of the considered best snow foams on the market have high dilution rates, kosh chemie, built hamber etc. But i all depends on cost per L
oh come on. we know you want to.. just add SuperClean to the soap in the cannon. how fast you talk... probably talk with more psi than the pressure washer lol
Just wondering if you should use a soap like this on all of your details and if that actually works or is it just used for well maintenance / ceramic coated cars? Anyone have any tips on the best soap to use to eliminate the water spots these guys talk about?
Why are we talking so fast? Sheesh, my man is racing himself against an invisible clock. This "under 10 minute video rule" for better engagement theory is annoying and mostly false, sometimes I wonder if these detail youtubers are trying to help us or if there just trying please the algorithm. But to be honest its funny to watch them fit as much dialogue as possible in under 10 minutes. Some of the most succesful detailing channels don't stick to that theory and they are doing well, that's bc the video doesn't seem rushed or scripted, it also feels more personal and natural!
Car washing is getting way out of hand lol. Next youtubers are going to encourage getting a bachelors degree in car washing as the "proper" way. Man just get a bucket with soap and a clean mitt, for ****s sake.
There is strong foam and weak foam, weak foam is a waste of time, good foam isn't. Besides, a good APC foams up out of a cannon anyways so you can use APC out of a cannon as well AND cover the car faster than a hand sprayer. Bilt Hamber Touchless. *mic drop*
“Stop using a foam cannon” …. Proceeds to repeatedly use the foam cannon 😂
EXACTLY!!
Oh no. Another one that's getting slick baity with video titles. That's the worst.
It got you to watch though, didn't it? Marketing works!
Go to comments before watching video, find this, instant dislike
That’s just waisted time
So finally in the end of the video this is what i take from this particular video:
Rinse the car down and remove the first layer of dirt
Stop using foam lances, but keep using them
Exchange the snow foam product to an agressive degreaser and foam it on the car
Watch how the same amount of dirt is still on the car
Proceed to wash the car the way you would do anyways with shampoo as lubricant
Watch how the dirt magically disappears when you remove it by contact (magic as mr.bean would say)
Watch how the car, now that you contact washed it with soap is shiny and clean
I gotta say, I'm suprised that no one knew that a contact wash would clean a car, shocking to say the least
I mean it probably saves money..
lol yeah, too much hype around foam.. only reason I use it is to get soap in hard to reach areas that I will use a detail brush to agitate. Otherwise they aren’t THAT effective. The shampoo during the contact wash is the most important factor I think
Unreal! All this time we could have been contact washing? Who would've known?
I started my first mobile detailing vehicle back in 1996. People thought I was crazy, who would pay you to come to wash their car. Now all this hype about washing and detailing, ceramic this and ceramic that. He is making a big deal out of nothing. The main point is that you do get the big particles off the car before rubbing the dirt into the paint. That is important. Another factor is not to use fabric softener when washing your microfiber rags. It hardens the fibers which also can scratch the clear coat. Also, get a good orbital buffer. I polish my car every 3 months to remove light scratches in the clear coat. Also, know this....."You will never clean a car that has built up dirt without adaptation!" All that hype is how he bills a customer 100 dollars for a drawn-out car wash. LOL
All of these foam cannon videos are a fucking joke. As if MAGICALLY dirt gets removed in seconds cause soap just “sat” on it. If this were true - housewives across the world would have stopped washing dishes with sponges decades ago.
We use this method here in Europe for decades...we call them TFR products, was but harsh past decades ,but now more mild but effective . Great video Luke.
( I follow your course i just finished phase 3 the content is fantastic, )
moral of the story.. foam cannon makes it fun and can be used to apply soap but completely unnecessary. a contact wash is the best way to clean a car. I'm a detailer. I rinse the car, foam the car and do a contact wash with 3 mits in one bucket. then rinse. done. easy ..no need to pre treat and rinse them degrease and rinse them contact and rinse...as long as you're keeping your mits and microfibers clean. do whatever you want that is quick and easy. don't even need to waste time setting up pressure washer or di tank regular hose washer works great. just dry the vehicle quickly and you're good. this industry and you tubers try their hardest to promote... most products all do the same thing. no need to spend a fortune for 100-dollar soap when Meguires Gold Class for 10$ does the same job. .. and SuperClean. so cheap and effective. As detailers you need to be efficient and save money.
We love our detailing Billy Mays don’t we folks?
A degreaser starting to dry on the paint in the sun is risky lol
Yeah I know. I wouldn't do this.
Could u do this process using Super Clean as a pre wash, and if so, what dilution ratio would be best in the foam cannon. Thanks.
Hello, What kind of a pressure washer you are using
I know people with show cars that won't use anything harder than a gentle flow to wash the car. They would clobber you for using a pressure washer!
Pressure washers are for driveways or brick walls.
There is huge variation in pressure washers. At the right distance they are very gentle. They also use less water than a regular hose and are easier to aim. There is a reason that virtually every detailer in existence uses them. You'll see far more marring from touching the paint while washing or drying it, no matter how careful you are.
Your car will never be perfect without polishing, and wash marring is easily removed during polishing.
@@joeschmoe6908 will you even lose time explaining something to someone who refuses to use a pressure washer to clean a car? I wouldn't 🤣
@@afonsofreitas3595 It hurt me to type it because I realize that he probably is beyond hope, but I didn't want to say nothing in case some newbie reads his comment and thinks it has merit.
@@joeschmoe6908 You're absolutely right, didn't think of that! 🤣 Great ideia great idea 🤝🤣
How do you change out to better gun and what kind of hose do you recommend that’s more flexible ?
Flexzilla or Uberflex.
i really appreciate your videos
so with deionizing water there's no drying stage?
You can take my snow foam cannon from me when you pry it from my cold, dead hands ! ; )
Just a Clickbait Title Folks, NOTHING TO SEE HERE!
I was always scared that degreasers would remove wax since it is technically a grease, fatty chain with an ester bond. I remember being told that dish soap, a degreaser, would remove wax. Does degreasers remove wax?
Yes
I dont use degreaser on a car that isnt going to get some kind of protection after the wash. It’s definitely going to strip some of the protection. I dont use this step on any of my personal vehicles as they get regularly washed and not waxed everytime, and the degreaser is something needed before the foam cannon to help strip some of the stronger contaminants without needing to aggitate.
@Sean Giordano he asked a simple question. Do Degreasers remove wax..
@@Brian-dj3ru stfu. I wasn’t replying to you, was I?
Degrades it quicker yes , but doesn't need to be strong to work well
Basically sand blasted the customers car, also letting alkaline dry up on dirty car is the fastest way to create water spots haha
Luke it's a bit of an investment but I think with my setup you could cut your times in half and do completely touchless washes in some cases.
I have four 5 gallon containers diluted 4-1 with a spigot attached. In one of them I have P&S enviroclean, which is amazing and does a bang up job all the while smelling like cherry.
In the other 3 containers, I have the Chem-X 2-step touchless system which is a low pH foam (stars), which you foam onto the car and then follow up with step 2 which is a high pH foam (stripes), which causes a pH shock and pretty much makes the dirt jump off the car in some instances, and also neutralizes the low pH step 1 to bring it to around neutral, then rinse off under high pressure.
But the real beauty of this system is what's in the last container, a regular old high foaming super slick pH neutral soap. Why is it beautiful in this situation? Well say that I'm not gonna be able to do a full touchless wash and I've gotta get in there by hand to get rid of some grease and road film, well in that case I'll fill up my foam cannon with 75% of pH neutral soap, and then the last 25% with the high PH stripes soap. That results in me having a soap that'll pretty much dwell all day with a pH around 9-10 to get rid of the road film and grease.
Then in the winter time or after a few storm's and the roads are good and covered in salt, I'll do the same thing but use the low pH stars soap instead and now I've got a thick soap that'll dwell and chew up all that mineral build up.
It basically gives me 15 gallons of a modular soap system that I can use in several different ways, touchless, low pH, high pH, pH neutral and since it's already pre-diluted into containers with a spigot, it's good to go
start making vids
@@korygayle934 thank you sincerely for the encouragement as it really means a lot to me.
I've been trying to figure out a bit of a plan and approach to do so because I actually have a lot of people tell me that I should, but if I'm being completely honest it's a bit scary to take that final step and make actual content so that's held me back a little, but I am actually officially working on it right now so I'll be sure to reply again when I post. As much as I agree with the sentiment that you just have to go for it sometimes, I just don't want to be half assed with it so I can try to offer whatever I can to as many people as I can.
But I promise there's gonna be some stuff really soon so you're more than welcome to sub now. If you do you'll also always have the distinction of beating Humberto (1st from Puerto Rico) to it and not letting him be 1st in at least one instance. Haha
👍start off with a setup vid and tips and mistakes video
👍start off with a setup vid and tips and mistakes video
👍start off with a setup vid and tips and mistakes video
Bro a lot of these UA-camrs are just milking detaling topics I mean they already cover everything lol
Title is to stop use a foam cannon, yet you used a foam cannon? Instead of using a high foam soap, you just used a concentrated degreaser to serve the same purpose of a pre-touch rinse.
Hey Luke, wouldn't a degreaser be harmful or damaging to the coating? Considering what degreasers are designed to do. I'm just genuinely wondering if that would be the case?
A good ceramic coating and properly applied , it would have no impact on the coating
Yes, alkaline based cleaners CAN break down the ceramic. Why do you think we use ph neutral soaps? Smh🤦🏻♂️
@@elomeli211 Aggreed but no shampoo should have enough ph to destroy a coating, specially acidic, it would melt your fingers ahah (i think) 🤣🤣
@@afonsofreitas3595 on one wash, no. Using a degreaser or touchless wash as a maintenance on a coating will definitely shorten its life span. I cringed when he said "full strength".
@@elomeli211 Yeh ik ik! Unless the coating manufacturer says other way, always use neutral products 😁 I'm saying rhis because of Carpro for example, they're "maintenance range" for their ceramics isn't all neutral but it was the way it was designed to work 😅But this is so misleading... This is the type of video that makes people think ceramic coatings are bulletproof
Is the agitation stage like the sponge or did you not use a spo ge?
Your videos have been getting better and better in quality
I love your videos thank you. Curious what gun you’re using with your Sun Joe pressure washer
Im in my forties and been using one bucket to wash my cars. Usually just spray off the wash mit after each panel. I just cant see a foam cannon saving time from set up of the pressure washer /water hose/ mixing soap. I just get the bucket and soapy water and go at it. Simple and works. I see being a mobile car detailer where it might be helpful to have a pressure washer setup. But I honestly just want to enjoy washing the family car. Dont want it to be complicated. Can some one tell me if a foam cannon does actually save time ? And a pressure washer makes it easier and worth the extra set up time ?
It takes 5min, power/water source, foam setup. The honest point is, you decrease adding swirls by 80% each time. Because you get to pre rinse powerfully, paint/rims/ fender well etc... then you can decon with super clean 4to1, then rinse again, you basically don't have dirt left...ua-cam.com/video/3hifp2_VEfw/v-deo.htmlsi=EYeOftCpnWwURxSW
How does he get de ionized water only
Special filter before the water enters the pressure washer 😁 Think of it like a professional BRITA 🤣
@@afonsofreitas3595 hey afonso i see you commenting on a lot of other pdoples comments givign out all the good deets, i have a question. he has been talking about the formula 4 for a while but he still uses a d.i. tank do you think its worth it to buy the formula 4 tank or should i invest in a di tank setup?
@@emilyanglin6720 If you do professional work that can quite easily cover the cost of the dionized water tank then for sure buy it, as it's a long term investiment that only requires "low" maintenance, the Formula 4 drying agent is way less costly but you waste more time because you need to actively apply it, whether with the DI tank you don't, it just dionises the water that you would use anyways during the wash, taking out that extra step of applying something after the final rinse! For a diy the DI tank is very costly, so the best option is a drying agent like formula 4, for a professional, the dionize water tank surely worth it long term but way more expensive! Hope i could help, or at least give an opinion worth your time 😁
@@afonsofreitas3595 thank you! 😃
so if the car is not ceramic coated ? cause what u just did only works on ceramic coated cars i presume ?
DUDE! You sound like that crazy brother from The Wild Thornberries! You have good knowledge, and always on point...but if you watch at 0.80 percent you get a normal video.
These videos should be titled “how to over complicate EVERYTHING in your life, and wash the same car TWICE. Once the useless way, and then the way people have always done it”. “But before you do that - all us youtube detailers suggest you spend money on all this useless crap first - use it - pretend it works - then wash your car like normal - and now you too will be an expert”
Honestly I use dark fury and Cherry foam to make the degreaser suspend. Plus I’d rather use chemicals to break down contaminates. Scrubbing them will cause scratches in the paint.
10 Year Ceramic Coating - Yeah Right!
8:16 since when did adressing tires in the "direct sun" become a problem? I guess with Wilson Auto Detailing everthing in the "direct sun" becomes a problem, like getting a tan in the "direct sun".
🤡of the 🌎
I started my first mobile detailing vehicle back in 1996. People thought I was crazy, who would pay you to come to wash their car. Now all this hype about washing and detailing, ceramic this and ceramic that. He is making a big deal out of nothing. The main point is that you do get the big particles off the car before rubbing the dirt into the paint. That is important. Another factor is not to use fabric softener when washing your microfiber rags. It hardens the fibers which also can scratch the clear coat. Also, get a good orbital buffer. I polish my car every 3 months to remove light scratches in the clear coat. Also, know this....."You will never clean a car that has built up dirt without adaptation!" All that hype is how he bills a customer 100 dollars for a drawn-out car wash. LOL
GreenStar 10:1, rinse. Follow up with a RW or WW. Havnt used a PW/FC in years.
I have the same pressure washer but I can't put a gun like your I do not why If you be able to make a video about it tank you
I had similar problems with my Sun Joe pressure washer. I bought a foam cannon with an adapter to fit into my style of gun. Look up your model number and search on Amazon for a compatible piece
U just need to get new fittings for that gun..probably smarter to get a new hose as well
Bro can you slow down man.... not everyone can ride along with you that fast geeezzzz 😆 🙃
Does this guy actually detail cars? He sounds like one of those guys that wants to sell you his book on making money
@wilson Love you videos and channel Champ 🏆 Would Meguiar's Super Degreaser be safe to use in this way on ceramic and/or wax/sealant protected vehicles?
Mid video yet, i have a question popping in my mind: In what way is this method of using a degreaser better than using, for example, a high alkaline snow foam like LIFT from carpro? It's alkaline, so its a good degreaser and it was formulated as a snow foam in the 1st place... 🤔
A degreaser is more cost effective
@@evandils5640 Well could be yes, but some of the considered best snow foams on the market have high dilution rates, kosh chemie, built hamber etc. But i all depends on cost per L
Infinity Wax Citrus Pre Wash if your looking for good results. 🎉
video still baffles me how he does everything his titles say shouldn't do
Makes sense to me Luke, save time and be more profitable. thank you
Everybody’s an expert…. High pressure water and soap removes dirt. Imagine that.. Give me a fucking break.
Love your content! But dude!! Talk slower! I have ADHD and even for me you are talking insanely fast. Calm down.
Same here, but getting used his enthusiasm now .
Dafuk i just watch 😂
What a knob
Having the 10yr coating reduced cleaning time tremendously.
I'd put good money on that 10yr coating lasting no more than 2. No regular washing and no toppers but even with that maybe 2yrs.
oh come on. we know you want to.. just add SuperClean to the soap in the cannon.
how fast you talk... probably talk with more psi than the pressure washer lol
Bruh it’s not vehhhhhhucle it’s vehicle
Just wondering if you should use a soap like this on all of your details and if that actually works or is it just used for well maintenance / ceramic coated cars? Anyone have any tips on the best soap to use to eliminate the water spots these guys talk about?
Why are we talking so fast? Sheesh, my man is racing himself against an invisible clock. This "under 10 minute video rule" for better engagement theory is annoying and mostly false, sometimes I wonder if these detail youtubers are trying to help us or if there just trying please the algorithm. But to be honest its funny to watch them fit as much dialogue as possible in under 10 minutes. Some of the most succesful detailing channels don't stick to that theory and they are doing well, that's bc the video doesn't seem rushed or scripted, it also feels more personal and natural!
Car washing is getting way out of hand lol. Next youtubers are going to encourage getting a bachelors degree in car washing as the "proper" way. Man just get a bucket with soap and a clean mitt, for ****s sake.
❤️
Click bate title lol
Vee hickle
Reported. Misleading title.
how much coke do you do before making these vids
Fr tho😂😂😂 Mf doesn’t breathe
Yes
🤡
Fast talking rubbish……
There is strong foam and weak foam, weak foam is a waste of time, good foam isn't. Besides, a good APC foams up out of a cannon anyways so you can use APC out of a cannon as well AND cover the car faster than a hand sprayer.
Bilt Hamber Touchless. *mic drop*
The DIY guy says almost all wear comes from the drying towel rather than drying with a DI tank or ceramic treated water.