My wife just got her first new car. I have never been much for aesthetic maintenance but wanted to learn. I maybe wash my truck once a year and the inside has never seen a vacuum. Just to illustrate my novice. Point is, I have already invested hours in detailing vids and yours are hands down THE most informative. From a real world perspective with real life advice. Most of the other channels I have watched are inevitably going to be trying to sell me something. Thank you for "keeping it real". Can't wait to try this out for a mid week maintenance wash.
Hey congrats on the new car, I really appreciate you taking the time to watch the channel! We have more content coming and if you want something specific talked about let us know. Thanks for watching!
What? You don't like it when the video description is a long list of Amazon affiliate links, half of which are unrelated to the product being used in the video?
Love how you teach man and like you said you do this for a living. Appreciate you taking the time to show us all. I will continue to watch and support your channel.
I have an issue of spraying product onto the wheel and tire. Not knocking you in anyway! My concern as a lifelong automotive technician is, the spray is also getting onto the brake rotors and that's a NO-Go for me. You are the best detailer and PPF person I have seen on YT. Do you sell the CCC/PPF ? How can I contact you? Great video's. I am a subscriber
You can clean your wheels and tires without worry. In the almost 9 years I've been doing this I have been using acid, alkaline and neutral cleaners without causing damage. Thank you for the support ! We sell our CCC PPF contact us at chris@cccnextgen.com
For those who are diy, with a vehicle that has perfect paint, would you say leave a car dirty or waterless wash? Maybe you cannot wash for 2 weeks for example and car is mildly dirty.
Personal preference. If the paint is truly perfect and or black, I'd say if you do use waterless, just spray plenty of solution and use the lift method with the microfiber.
I'll also note that Larry Kosilla over on the AMMO NYC channel has several great videos that answer your question in depth. If I can find them I'll link them here for you.
After uploading the video I noticed I said "Rinseless" when I meant to say "waterless" in a few instances. Please excuse this error 🙏
No worries. The video is professional and informative. Thank you.
My wife just got her first new car. I have never been much for aesthetic maintenance but wanted to learn. I maybe wash my truck once a year and the inside has never seen a vacuum. Just to illustrate my novice.
Point is, I have already invested hours in detailing vids and yours are hands down THE most informative. From a real world perspective with real life advice. Most of the other channels I have watched are inevitably going to be trying to sell me something. Thank you for "keeping it real".
Can't wait to try this out for a mid week maintenance wash.
Hey congrats on the new car, I really appreciate you taking the time to watch the channel! We have more content coming and if you want something specific talked about let us know. Thanks for watching!
I just subscribed. Thank you for the detailed explanation without promoting specific detailing products. Keep up the great work!
Awesome! Thank you!
What? You don't like it when the video description is a long list of Amazon affiliate links, half of which are unrelated to the product being used in the video?
Lol I thought I was the only one to notice that 😂
Love how you teach man and like you said you do this for a living. Appreciate you taking the time to show us all. I will continue to watch and support your channel.
Thanks for the support! We will keep delivering these videos.
8:41 haha wasn't expecting that 😂😂😂😂😂
Good videos
Thank you for being our biggest fan!
solid vid man thanks
No problem 👍
I have an issue of spraying product onto the wheel and tire. Not knocking you in anyway!
My concern as a lifelong automotive technician is, the spray is also getting onto the brake rotors and that's a NO-Go for me. You are the best detailer and PPF person I have seen on YT.
Do you sell the CCC/PPF ? How can I contact you? Great video's. I am a subscriber
I don't think that some waterless wash getting on the brake rotors would affect them at all.
You can clean your wheels and tires without worry. In the almost 9 years I've been doing this I have been using acid, alkaline and neutral cleaners without causing damage. Thank you for the support ! We sell our CCC PPF contact us at chris@cccnextgen.com
For those who are diy, with a vehicle that has perfect paint, would you say leave a car dirty or waterless wash?
Maybe you cannot wash for 2 weeks for example and car is mildly dirty.
Personal preference. If the paint is truly perfect and or black, I'd say if you do use waterless, just spray plenty of solution and use the lift method with the microfiber.
I'll also note that Larry Kosilla over on the AMMO NYC channel has several great videos that answer your question in depth. If I can find them I'll link them here for you.
Chris how do you know so much
I don't know everything, but I'm happy to share what I've learned during my 9 year journey so far!