It would be awesome if a company like stoner car care sent some products my way to help with the new buissness not trying to ask for free stuff or anything like that but they have some great products 😄 😁😁
I applied turtle wax ceramic spray to my car over a year ago still going strong idk if this product has really been tested over time but there you go. I also live in a place with pretty hefty weather.
Some Walmarts have a pretty solid chemical guy lineup and for whatever reason, I've found they are a few dollars cheaper than the actual chemical guys store/site
@@yukonstriker1703 what about it makes it shit? The product itself or that they have multiple products for the same thing? CG gets so much hate for no reason
@@yukonstriker1703 what about it makes it shit? The product itself or that they have multiple products for the same thing? CG gets so much hate for no reason
Wow! Thank you for laying the knowledge on detail noobers like myself. This episode earned you a subscriber. Finally a down to earth detailer with no hidden agenda. Stay honest and stay prosperous👍 I'll be watching your old and new episodes.
We use the same Turtle Wax Hybrid, Stoner glass cleaner and Meguiar's clay bar kit. The best black plastic cleaner/protector I've used is Mother's Back to Black, which lasts for months on the big expanse of plastic between the hood and windshield. My favorite tire shine is Griot's Satin Black.
Easily the best cheap tire and wheel cleaner is the green bottle of Turtle Wax Wheel and Tire cleaner. Great for gloss black wheels just make sure to stay within the 30 sec window, esp in the summer
I'm really surprised, especially since it is right behind your shoulder, and used universally by pros and weekend warriors alike, and readily available at Walmart, that you didn't mention Super Clean in your list. A staple in many garages for sure!
@@yukonstriker1703 Exactly. Perhaps you missed the point, kid. He's talked about it for years, but didn't mention it iin this video as a key item that can be bought at Walmart. Make sense? It's not a slam on Luke, rather, surprising it wasn't mentioned.
Great video! However, I think a product(s) that are worth mentioning are CG VRP and if they have it, Meguiars hyper dressing (I don’t think all Walmart’s carry it). They both can be diluted, very versatile and can Cabernet sprayed on tires, engine bays, trim and what have you and walk away, the product does the rest. Another tip with hyper dressing is you can spray it on dirty areas (actual dirt like dried mud), let it sit and it will actually help break down that dirt and you can come back and clean up the excess and it turns out fantastic! Extremely useful for stubborn mats and SxS’s.
@@bradydobson5970 Yes you can.. you can also use it for tires obviously.. dilute it 1:1 and spray it on engine bay and wheel arches and you’re good to go.
I like the (Platinum Series Multi-Use Microfiber Cleaning Towel Dispenser Box, 40 Count, White) $9 Really good throwaway rags for a carpet and upholstery stains
I still think Wesley’s now Black Magic Bleche White works great. I’ve been buying it for 20 years. About 20 years ago the reformulated it, but it still works very good melting the dirt off tires and rims.
Terrific video,Luke. I have many items listed and like them very much! Thanks for taking the time to feature these products with a thorough review/description of them. I hope all is well with You.
I would like to share with you another car cleaning liquid product: PHILISN, which has a very good protection effect on my car.I have repurchased it three times and it saves me a lot of money because I don't have to go to the car wash anymore.
Right! ! I have also been using this product to clean my favorite car, PHILISN is really a conscientious product, cleaning tires is very clean, waxing is good to start! worth buying.
I never buy “paste waxes” from walmart. I have found that they are just extremely cheaply made and they have like a gummy consistency. And they dont even last long. You gotta pay for a good paste wax. Great video and good to see you back!
@@productive23 Each product has its place. You should know that a quality wax can do things for gloss and depth the best ceramics can only dream of. If you are getting your classic or exotic car ready for a concourse etc. wax is what you need if max gloss and slickness is what you want. It won't last long, but it can take a paint that is polished to 94 or 95 to 96+. Put a ceramic on that, and it will probably drop or stay at 94 at best. Simply put, wax can do things for gloss and depth that is beyond ceramics etc. That's just how it is. Of course, those are not common, and thus a ceramic or other modern sealant is preferred.
Agree with so many things, except number one on your list. I find that snow foam to not do much at all, and leave a pretty nasty residue. But hey, if it works for you, cool. I use it as a foam booster in my prewash in some cases where humidity or temperatures mess with the foam of the prewash I commonly use.
The worst detailing product I’ve used was the armor all interior shine wipes. After applied on my benz, my window switches weren’t working until it dried a few days after.
Car detailing from Walmart may include; Super Clean, Purple Power Vehicle & Boat Wash, Dawn Dish Soap, Mother Metal Polish, Eagle One Wadding Wheel Polish, Stoner's Non Aerosol Glass Cleaner, TW Hybrid Polish/Wax, TW Spray Detailer, TW Ceramic Spray, TW Car Shampoo, Meguiar's Gold Class Shampoo, Meguiar's Interior Spray Detailer, Lexol Leather Conditioner, Woolite, Meguiar's Ultimate Polish,Wax & Compound. I have never used Jay Leno's products, but I have heard good things, for the consumer.
ah...SuperClean, right behind you? Great stuff, especially for the cost. hmm. wondering about the TW Ceramic spray (looks like a hybrid or special synthetic Wax?). Actually love the TW ICE seal/shine and spray wax. I actually love the Mcguires Leather cleaner/conditioner...people love the smell
Meguiars never run out of stock on their Walmart line but geez lately they’ve been low on stock for their professional Detailer line it’s hard nowadays to find some of their best products in gallons!!
I love the “suds” 36 ounce cleaners. Their whole lineup works well and their pretty affordable too. I can clean about 4-5 cars with their bottles and I make back what I spent in about the first one or two
What do you think abt the premium brand microfiber towels they have there? Such as large drying towels and the 8 pack of drying microfiber n towels I think they are 80/20 or 75/25 blend but feel soft soft enough to scratch
I have a 2023 CX30. It's Jet Black Mica. Looking for a decent Car wash for it that WON'T hurt it... I've watched some Video's on 2 products. They are the Armor Car Wash and Meguiars. Which One would You recommend? Thank's Paul 😎
I’ve never been impressed with anything from Chemical Guys. Granted I haven’t tried all their stuff but everything I’ve tried from them, Meguiar’s or Turtle Wax offers for cheaper and does a better job. Turtle Wax has stepped up their game in the last few years.
Mothers VLR is a good product as well. You also over looked the simple green APC. Stay away from the trim restoration products (minus the cerekote mentioned in the video). They flat out do not work.
one product that I will avoid from any car would be wheel and tire from armorall and their plastic protectant as well because it is full of silicone that makes your car looking greasy, cheap, sticky, and overall will not help you clean but to ruin in the long run your dashboard or plastic parts.
this a old video so i wont talk to bad but FYI the people that make armor all dont use armor all cause its trash . And i didnt see Sudzlab on the list every thing they make is amazing
I doubt he has a big opinion on it. They are cheap enough that you might as well do what we all normally do, and buy them for testing. One might work for him but not you. I am not a fan of the Turtle for example. Takes too long to remove and thus for me, Gyeon CanCoat Evo is actually a better product from a business standpoint as it saves me a lot of time, and that 200 ml bottle last a long time.
I agree and own everything except for tire shine. Just dont like armor all products. Cerakote products are great. A little tough to use but who said detailing is easy. I am not in the business but just about detail/clean my cars every month. Clay and wax once a year, turtle wax one and done compound and wax once a year and then use turtle wax spray and shine in between. I also like meguiars x-press spray shine. Quick touchup for everything in and on your car except windows. Thanks for your thoughts.
What are the best steps to take to turn your detailing hobby into a actual business. Are there Town licenses that I required I know there's got to be some type of insurance requirement. I already have all the equipment and tools to get started. Just was wondering what steps I need to take in order to consider to yourself a business as a mobile detailer or detail from your home.
It may be different for each city, much less States. Insurance is a MUST for your own safety, if you accidently burn thru clear coat or something like that, you want to be protected from that for sure. As far as licensing, up here you need a business license (legally) even for mobile detailing, but i know people who kinda just wing it. If you go brick and mortar, you go before licensing board and city council before opening the doors to get all needed approvals.. But that is just my city.. Other towns just want a business license and if you are brick and mortar you open in commercial zone.
Man you totally forgot about Meguiars Ultimate Spray Wax , I love it ! I’ve heard it’s the same as Meguiars Express Spray Wax , just not sure if the new formula is the same as Express Spray Wax . What’s your thoughts on the new formula ?
He didn't forget anything. It's just his preferences. If that works for you, use it. I have other preferences and it won't find a place in my business for example.
Yes. Use demineralized water and dilute it 15:1. If that's too little foam, use more. Now we are all different, and like different things. If you have not yet bought that soap, you might want to look elsewhere. My personal experience is that while it foams, it also leaves a nasty residue after use. Their new snowball foam or what ever it's called, is more foamy and does not leave a residue.
i always wondered if the chemicalguys soap mattered if you get the watermelon smell😂or is it the same at the honeydew one he showed in the start of the video
Headlight restoration kits are a huge ripoff and I'm surprised a professional detailer is promoting them. All you need is Mother's aluminum polish and two microfiber cloths. Apply polish to a damp cloth and polish the headlight until clear, then wipe it off with the dry cloth. 5 minutes each side and it's good for two years minimum.
I can't stand Maguires gold class soap, I've never had luck with it after using it. It leaves a nasty residue. I actually hate that soap and will never use it again.
It's interesting how many soaps leave nasty residues. Funny enough, I hate his number 1 pick on this list for that reason. Aside from the residue, I think it's a terrible prewash.
I Gotta Say One Of The Products I Don't Recommend is Meguiars Hot Rims Wheel And tire Cleaner, it's Acidic And Will Eat up Any OEM Alloy Wheels Finish. It's Terrible And Has A Terrible Smell!!
I think you have missed something there. The pH of that cleaner is 13.5. It is not an acid wheel cleaner. It is basically a degreaser which acts as wheel cleaner. I know most pro's including myself have used it in the past, and it is perfectly safe for any painted OEM wheel, which by the way, goes for most OEM wheels. Unless you do something stupid like leave it on for 10 minutes while keep wetting it, sure, then it's going to cause issues, but it's meant to be on for like a minute or so. You use it much like you would an actual acid based wheel cleaner. On top of that, it has next to no smell to speak of. Want an acid wheel cleaner that smells like an acid wheel cleaner? Try Superior Products Wire Wheel Cleaner. That crap is just diluted HF. The only Meguiar's which is a real acid wheel cleaner, is the Wheel Brightener which is a very popular cleaner in the pro world which also works great on painted OEM wheels. The Hot Rims Chrome wheel cleaner is acid based, but very mild. The main issue with using that on a normal alloy wheel is just that it does not really work and do anything.
Hey I have a question for you! I got certified through your course for system X. I see it in the back ground. My rep at system suggested I keep it refrigerated. Do you do that as well?
Invisible Glass is another great Walmart find...not that we're biased or anything ;)
No no, no bias here 😎 product speaks for itself!
Is it streak free even in the sun I’ve been on a never ending conquest to find something that works in the sun
It would be awesome if a company like stoner car care sent some products my way to help with the new buissness not trying to ask for free stuff or anything like that but they have some great products 😄 😁😁
@@startingtech3900 It is best to work with it in the shade, as it does flash off pretty quickly in direct sunlight/heat.
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I applied turtle wax ceramic spray to my car over a year ago still going strong idk if this product has really been tested over time but there you go. I also live in a place with pretty hefty weather.
For personal use and those that have gotten over the "wet look" for tire treatment, Walmart now carries VRP.
Some Walmarts have a pretty solid chemical guy lineup and for whatever reason, I've found they are a few dollars cheaper than the actual chemical guys store/site
Chemical Guy's is shit!
@@yukonstriker1703 Wrong. Chemical Guys have 1 good Product out of a 100. So they only have 99% of shitty products ;-)
@@yukonstriker1703 what about it makes it shit? The product itself or that they have multiple products for the same thing? CG gets so much hate for no reason
@@yukonstriker1703 what about it makes it shit? The product itself or that they have multiple products for the same thing? CG gets so much hate for no reason
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Tuff stuff works pretty good too,you can clean pretty much everything.
Yep, turtle wax ceramic spray is awesome. I bought it thinking it was trash but it works awesome under hood and use for rims.
Won't regret it
It works as a glass sealant as well. Really cool stuff just kinda hard to apply and take off.
@@JP-ro2yi Ditto that, the bomb.
I'm a mobile detailer. Cerakoke is freaking amazing. I use two pad or coats. It last long and it's hydrophobic properties are pretty good
Wow! Thank you for laying the knowledge on detail noobers like myself.
This episode earned you a subscriber. Finally a down to earth detailer with no hidden agenda.
Stay honest and stay prosperous👍
I'll be watching your old and new episodes.
You gotta love invisible glass and stoner car care products. Just fantastic.
We use the same Turtle Wax Hybrid, Stoner glass cleaner and Meguiar's clay bar kit. The best black plastic cleaner/protector I've used is Mother's Back to Black, which lasts for months on the big expanse of plastic between the hood and windshield. My favorite tire shine is Griot's Satin Black.
Agree 100 percent.
I use one of those pump sprayers to pre-treat using ONR (Optima No Rinse) on a really dirty car as it adds lubricity and loosens up the dirt.
Easily the best cheap tire and wheel cleaner is the green bottle of Turtle Wax Wheel and Tire cleaner. Great for gloss black wheels just make sure to stay within the 30 sec window, esp in the summer
Turtle wax ice seal n shine, turtle wax wheel cleaner, and chemical guys speed wipe are pretty impressive as well
Agreed. It's a serious, pro-level product.
FYI, Harbor Freight has pump sprayers for about $7. They don’t foam but work well for the price point 😎
If you go to Lowes, to the garden section, you'll find some cheap pump sprayers too.
You can turn them into a foam sprayer with things you’ve already got in your kitchen 😉
@@GiovanniGiorgo can you please elaborate?
I'm really surprised, especially since it is right behind your shoulder, and used universally by pros and weekend warriors alike, and readily available at Walmart, that you didn't mention Super Clean in your list. A staple in many garages for sure!
My thoughts exactly, I always have this on hand when detailing
He's talked about 'Super Clean' for years.
Get up to speed kid.
@@yukonstriker1703 Exactly. Perhaps you missed the point, kid. He's talked about it for years, but didn't mention it iin this video as a key item that can be bought at Walmart. Make sense? It's not a slam on Luke, rather, surprising it wasn't mentioned.
@@johnsortino lol was gonna say the same thing, sometimes people should keep their comments to themselves.
@@johnsortino Oh boy, obviously you aren't very bright so I'll digress.
Have fun in your detailing 'World' 😂
Great video!
However, I think a product(s) that are worth mentioning are CG VRP and if they have it, Meguiars hyper dressing (I don’t think all Walmart’s carry it). They both can be diluted, very versatile and can Cabernet sprayed on tires, engine bays, trim and what have you and walk away, the product does the rest. Another tip with hyper dressing is you can spray it on dirty areas (actual dirt like dried mud), let it sit and it will actually help break down that dirt and you can come back and clean up the excess and it turns out fantastic! Extremely useful for stubborn mats and SxS’s.
Can you use chemical guys vrp on all surfaces in the car?
@@bradydobson5970 Yes you can.. you can also use it for tires obviously.. dilute it 1:1 and spray it on engine bay and wheel arches and you’re good to go.
Philisn, I bought it on Amazon by chance, and its maintenance effect was unexpected!
Hand pumps are at HarborFreight for $6
They break quick and I’ve been through a ton. I’ve bought two chemical guys pump sprayers way better quality
@@startingtech3900 Do you use them daily or as a hobbyist?
I like the
(Platinum Series Multi-Use Microfiber Cleaning Towel Dispenser Box, 40 Count, White) $9
Really good throwaway rags for a carpet and upholstery stains
That’s what I bought the box for too haha
Thank you for a great snd informative video that is unbiased and informative. Much appreciated.
The boy has some serious enthusiasm.
I always stock up in the fall when detailing products go on sale
That video does help out for a starters in the auto detailing thanks Wilson
I have used PHILISN brand car care products before and after using it for a while I feel it is more effective, highly recommended
I agree.PHILISN, a very good car cleaning brand, has a good cleaning effect and is very environmentally friendly.
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I still think Wesley’s now Black Magic Bleche White works great. I’ve been buying it for 20 years. About 20 years ago the reformulated it, but it still works very good melting the dirt off tires and rims.
I was delighted to see Chemical Guys products at the WM by me the other day. I didn't need it but I grabbed a bottle of VRP.
That extreme ArmorAll tire dressing is something I will never use again..dust and dirt magnet big time
Terrific video,Luke. I have many items listed and like them very much! Thanks for taking the time to feature these products with a thorough review/description of them. I hope all is well with You.
I would like to share with you another car cleaning liquid product: PHILISN, which has a very good protection effect on my car.I have repurchased it three times and it saves me a lot of money because I don't have to go to the car wash anymore.
Right! ! I have also been using this product to clean my favorite car, PHILISN is really a conscientious product, cleaning tires is very clean, waxing is good to start! worth buying.
I agree, this product from philisn is very affordable and cost-effective
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3M makes a headlight restoration kit that I use on the regular. Walmart also carries meguiars headlight clear coat spray....so.
I never buy “paste waxes” from walmart. I have found that they are just extremely cheaply made and they have like a gummy consistency. And they dont even last long. You gotta pay for a good paste wax. Great video and good to see you back!
'paste wax'?
LMAO the 80's are over dude hahahaha
@@yukonstriker1703 yea im not using them on a daily basis but when i do every once in a while i want it to be good
Who still uses paste wax lol 😂 (FYI) it’s way better, easier protection options available today.
@@productive23
Each product has its place. You should know that a quality wax can do things for gloss and depth the best ceramics can only dream of. If you are getting your classic or exotic car ready for a concourse etc. wax is what you need if max gloss and slickness is what you want. It won't last long, but it can take a paint that is polished to 94 or 95 to 96+. Put a ceramic on that, and it will probably drop or stay at 94 at best. Simply put, wax can do things for gloss and depth that is beyond ceramics etc. That's just how it is. Of course, those are not common, and thus a ceramic or other modern sealant is preferred.
Agree with so many things, except number one on your list. I find that snow foam to not do much at all, and leave a pretty nasty residue. But hey, if it works for you, cool. I use it as a foam booster in my prewash in some cases where humidity or temperatures mess with the foam of the prewash I commonly use.
Love this guy.
I use quite a few TW, Mothers, BM and CG products and they work fine. You don't have to spend a fortune to do a great job.
Glad to see you back with the same spirit.. looking forward to 2022.
This is really funny !! 😂 I changed the playback speed to 0.75X and You sound perfect !!
The worst detailing product I’ve used was the armor all interior shine wipes. After applied on my benz, my window switches weren’t working until it dried a few days after.
Car detailing from Walmart may include; Super Clean, Purple Power Vehicle & Boat Wash, Dawn Dish Soap, Mother Metal Polish, Eagle One Wadding Wheel Polish, Stoner's Non Aerosol Glass Cleaner, TW Hybrid Polish/Wax, TW Spray Detailer, TW Ceramic Spray, TW Car Shampoo, Meguiar's Gold Class Shampoo, Meguiar's Interior Spray Detailer, Lexol Leather Conditioner, Woolite, Meguiar's Ultimate Polish,Wax & Compound. I have never used Jay Leno's products, but I have heard good things, for the consumer.
I am a detailer and I pressure wash houses at 14 y/o, and I have gotten used to squeezing the pressure washer handle for long periods of time.
Do not buy that Mr Pink Shampoo from Chemical guys. The only disappointment & I love this Guys
They usually have Meguiars Ultimate All Wheel Cleaner , can be used as a iron remover .
ah...SuperClean, right behind you? Great stuff, especially for the cost. hmm. wondering about the TW Ceramic spray (looks like a hybrid or special synthetic Wax?). Actually love the TW ICE seal/shine and spray wax. I actually love the Mcguires Leather cleaner/conditioner...people love the smell
Keep making the great videos and sharing the information ..much appreciated 👍🏻
Any big box store has a few hidden gems or if you run out and need to gra something on the fly.
Definitely!
Meguiars never run out of stock on their Walmart line but geez lately they’ve been low on stock for their professional Detailer line it’s hard nowadays to find some of their best products in gallons!!
Just go to lawn and garden and get a pump sprayer way cheaper for the same type of product.
I love the “suds” 36 ounce cleaners. Their whole lineup works well and their pretty affordable too. I can clean about 4-5 cars with their bottles and I make back what I spent in about the first one or two
What do you think abt the premium brand microfiber towels they have there? Such as large drying towels and the 8 pack of drying microfiber n towels I think they are 80/20 or 75/25 blend but feel soft soft enough to scratch
@@icey__o1082 they work good for when you need something disposable or for messier jobs. They work good for the price.
@@kyleranderson5557 so they won’t scratch and are a decent affordable option ?
@@icey__o1082 I use them for interiors only
@@kyleranderson5557 ah, would maybe door jams especially the dark grey ones be good to use them on?
Every time I’m in Walmart I walk through that isle wondering if I should buy the steamer they have.
I have a 2023 CX30. It's Jet Black Mica. Looking for a decent Car wash for it that WON'T hurt it... I've watched some Video's on 2 products. They are the Armor Car Wash and Meguiars. Which One would You recommend? Thank's Paul 😎
Great video! BTW, the link doesn't work anymore.
avoid the armor all wipes...buy megs ceramic detailer in the green bottle
I’ve never been impressed with anything from Chemical Guys. Granted I haven’t tried all their stuff but everything I’ve tried from them, Meguiar’s or Turtle Wax offers for cheaper and does a better job. Turtle Wax has stepped up their game in the last few years.
Its been awhile since you have uploaded 🤔
Do a video on your caffeine products.
I noticed autozone is carrying Adams products now like thier blue soap.
Mothers VLR is a good product as well. You also over looked the simple green APC. Stay away from the trim restoration products (minus the cerekote mentioned in the video). They flat out do not work.
Luke, put your hands down bro
one product that I will avoid from any car would be wheel and tire from armorall and their plastic protectant as well because it is full of silicone that makes your car looking greasy, cheap, sticky, and overall will not help you clean but to ruin in the long run your dashboard or plastic parts.
Why the wheel and tire?
The Auto Drive brand waterless wash towels (aqua) and microfiber drying towels are quality. The drying towel is 2' by 3' and is only $6
Thank you so much for this video سپاسگزارم
Top 10 list says page not found . Do you have another link .
Amor all takes the cake
Great vibes man!
Super Walmart has chemical guys line up.
this a old video so i wont talk to bad but FYI the people that make armor all dont use armor all cause its trash . And i didnt see Sudzlab on the list every thing they make is amazing
Great job
Informative video. Good to see you back.
Turtle wax hybrid ceramic spray or Meguiars ceramic spray? Which one is better in your opinion?
I doubt he has a big opinion on it. They are cheap enough that you might as well do what we all normally do, and buy them for testing. One might work for him but not you. I am not a fan of the Turtle for example. Takes too long to remove and thus for me, Gyeon CanCoat Evo is actually a better product from a business standpoint as it saves me a lot of time, and that 200 ml bottle last a long time.
pro tip: if you to a sherwin williams and ask for a 5gal bucket they’ll most likely just give you one
I agree and own everything except for tire shine. Just dont like armor all products. Cerakote products are great. A little tough to use but who said detailing is easy. I am not in the business but just about detail/clean my cars every month. Clay and wax once a year, turtle wax one and done compound and wax once a year and then use turtle wax spray and shine in between. I also like meguiars x-press spray shine. Quick touchup for everything in and on your car except windows.
Thanks for your thoughts.
What are the best steps to take to turn your detailing hobby into a actual business. Are there Town licenses that I required I know there's got to be some type of insurance requirement. I already have all the equipment and tools to get started. Just was wondering what steps I need to take in order to consider to yourself a business as a mobile detailer or detail from your home.
It may be different for each city, much less States. Insurance is a MUST for your own safety, if you accidently burn thru clear coat or something like that, you want to be protected from that for sure. As far as licensing, up here you need a business license (legally) even for mobile detailing, but i know people who kinda just wing it. If you go brick and mortar, you go before licensing board and city council before opening the doors to get all needed approvals.. But that is just my city.. Other towns just want a business license and if you are brick and mortar you open in commercial zone.
ive always used mcguires spray wax it’s a red bottle anyone else
I buy in gallon form. It’s good
Man you totally forgot about Meguiars Ultimate Spray Wax , I love it ! I’ve heard it’s the same as Meguiars Express Spray Wax , just not sure if the new formula is the same as Express Spray Wax . What’s your thoughts on the new formula ?
He didn't forget anything. It's just his preferences. If that works for you, use it. I have other preferences and it won't find a place in my business for example.
Real good video
Mcguiars black restore didn't work 4 me
Can I use the honey snow foam soap on my foam gun? I don’t have a foam cannon
Yes. Use demineralized water and dilute it 15:1. If that's too little foam, use more.
Now we are all different, and like different things. If you have not yet bought that soap, you might want to look elsewhere. My personal experience is that while it foams, it also leaves a nasty residue after use. Their new snowball foam or what ever it's called, is more foamy and does not leave a residue.
i always wondered if the chemicalguys soap mattered if you get the watermelon smell😂or is it the same at the honeydew one he showed in the start of the video
does anyone know if u need a license todetail cars in ur own garage in Illinois
It's in The Purple Bottle.
I tried to get on your free list, but it didn’t work
clay bar or clay mitt?
Clay disc.
Always good recommendations
Hey Joel, shoot me an email at support@wilsonautodetailing.com
I want to run something by you
@@wilsonautodetailing you got it!
I can always wstch the Wilson channel and learn something new.
Why the concerned look though?
Do you know rainX?
Walmart carries vrp too quality product
The real question is where do you get your customized clothing??? So clean
Good information, you’re the best ✨
Dropped a banger 🔥🔥🔥
Headlight restoration kits are a huge ripoff and I'm surprised a professional detailer is promoting them. All you need is Mother's aluminum polish and two microfiber cloths. Apply polish to a damp cloth and polish the headlight until clear, then wipe it off with the dry cloth. 5 minutes each side and it's good for two years minimum.
Where is Superclean?!!!!
I can't stand Maguires gold class soap, I've never had luck with it after using it. It leaves a nasty residue. I actually hate that soap and will never use it again.
It's interesting how many soaps leave nasty residues. Funny enough, I hate his number 1 pick on this list for that reason. Aside from the residue, I think it's a terrible prewash.
Nu finish products🤷
I Gotta Say One Of The Products I Don't Recommend is Meguiars Hot Rims Wheel And tire Cleaner, it's Acidic And Will Eat up Any OEM Alloy Wheels Finish. It's Terrible And Has A Terrible Smell!!
I think you have missed something there. The pH of that cleaner is 13.5. It is not an acid wheel cleaner. It is basically a degreaser which acts as wheel cleaner. I know most pro's including myself have used it in the past, and it is perfectly safe for any painted OEM wheel, which by the way, goes for most OEM wheels. Unless you do something stupid like leave it on for 10 minutes while keep wetting it, sure, then it's going to cause issues, but it's meant to be on for like a minute or so. You use it much like you would an actual acid based wheel cleaner. On top of that, it has next to no smell to speak of. Want an acid wheel cleaner that smells like an acid wheel cleaner? Try Superior Products Wire Wheel Cleaner. That crap is just diluted HF.
The only Meguiar's which is a real acid wheel cleaner, is the Wheel Brightener which is a very popular cleaner in the pro world which also works great on painted OEM wheels. The Hot Rims Chrome wheel cleaner is acid based, but very mild. The main issue with using that on a normal alloy wheel is just that it does not really work and do anything.
I wish the Walmart's here in Arizona would carry half the products that your Walmart carry's! I'm jealous
Hey I have a question for you! I got certified through your course for system X. I see it in the back ground. My rep at system suggested I keep it refrigerated. Do you do that as well?
Thanks for this top 10 from Walmart...
I have a question can I use a trim restoration product on new trim? I just got the ford maverick and I want to protect the trim from fading
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