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Completely agree! Doesn’t have to be shaving foam for it to remove the dirt, but sticking around a little longer than AutoFoam is always a bonus.

@justcarcare Garage Therapy snowfoam also has the same effect

You are welcome! 🤘🏻

Touchless is awesome I must admit! Try giving AutoFoam a second re-foam, it may be the case it hasn’t penetrated the dirt beneath the traffic film, it should help do the trick!

You could try it through an IK sprayer (or equivalent). Works great this way

@ it does work but it’s designed for a snow foam lance application for better coverage and agitation of the dirt through the bubbles and low foaming action. If you haven’t already, try Touchless through a spray bottle as it works even better!

@@justcarcare TL V2 is superb too. I can't really split them for cleaning power (so far), but TL rinses easier, so it wins for me (so far)

@pigeonpoo1823 couldn’t agree more, we absolutely love Touchless! We’ve just done a video on it as well last week!

Absolutely! As long as you follow the PIR in the video (dilution ratios) you can’t go wrong!

Absolutely, we’ll have to give 303 a go!

Definitely! It’s a really great product, especially on salt or winter grime!

Couldn’t agree more!

Thanks 👍

Thanks pal! Many more to come 🤘🏻

All depends on your jet wash and also dilution on the snow foam lance but 50ml usually does the trick! 100ml in your lance will also work fine, but may be a little strong!

Bilt Hamber are doing a survey on their facebook at the moment about how much everyone’s pressure washer foam lance combo is diluting down. Based on that the MJJC will give between 0.75% and 1.25% PIR by using 100ml snowfoam and 900ml of water - so you should be very safe assuming you have a normal pressure washer.

It’s all about PIR, basically having the correct dilution. I have a 600ml bottle and i put 100-200 for 1-2% PIR (panel impact ratio)

Slickness: Ceramic Detailer every day! Gloss: Quick Detailer but longevity of protection, has to be wet coat!

@@justcarcare Thanks JCC. Sounds like the tri-fecta of stacking, which one first, second & third. Ever try that, maybe a video waiting to happen.

I’ll get the boys on it!! 🤘🏻🤛🏻

@@justcarcare How does Phoenix Titan and Griots Ceamic Speed Shine compare to Gyeon. Apex BC3 & BC9 should also be up there for consideration. My understanding is BC9 is BC3 on Steriods

Thank you Jason! 🤘🏻

Wet coat will give you a longer lasting protection but Bathe Plus used in conjunction with Wet Coat will extend the life of the wet coat protection!

That’s awesome thank you! Glad to see it’s working a treat!!

That’s hilarious because i feel the exact opposite 🤣😆

Very good tip! We have also done this in the past but laying down the Citrus first, especially on the lowers helps to break down the heavier dirt a little easier but for general cleaning, definitely adding a little citrus to the foam is worth it! - Aiden

Thank you for the feedback! Ceramic Detailer is awesome, especially as a drying aid also! - Aiden

We use the microfibre cloth to agitate the contaminates that have been detached from the reaction of Korrosol. Ensuring the microfibre towel is damp increases lubrication when agitating to remove the contaminates without damaging. We always recommend flipping the towel constantly and then binning it after :)

Completely road legal buddy, follows the new BSAU regulations set by the DVLA! :)

Oh sweet. Didn’t know that. Nice 👍🏻

Very good combo!! We have a video coming on Touchless next week as well! 🤩

You not try Surfex as the prewash then Touch-Less or even try combing both in the one mix

@@petersmith7126 In the winter I usually add a bit of Surfex HD in with the Touch-Less for a bit of extra punch for the heavier winter grime. I recently deep cleaned and machine polished a camper van that was very dirty and I sprayed Surfex HD over the bodywork and panelling and give it a good brush in the really dirty areas before applying Touch-Less. As a rule on my own car which is always kept pretty clean I just spray a bit of Citrus Magic and then the Touch-Less. Surfex HD is definitely one of the best APC's and my go to for engine bay and heavier built up grime areas.

Definitely essential for a perfect pre wash routine!

@@mikeswain9085 we’ve invested in new recording equipment and I’ll make sure I talk slower next time 🤣 - Aiden

I'll look forward to it.

Some products you can dilute them, such as Jennychem Iron Fallout Remover but we’d always recommend using Bolt Hamber straight from the bottle. - Aiden

@@justcarcare fair enough buddy, but My 5l last ages and does a great job,

If it working for you then that’s what matters!

Exactly why we love Wet Coat, great results and super simple to use! Absolutely - if it's something you'd like to consider feel free to pop in and see us or drop us a call and one of the team will be happy to go through what options we have available :)

Thanks for sharing! 🤘🏻

We use Gyeon PPF! Enhance to be specific :)

Loved working on your GT4, what a car!!

Great question! No we don’t, because if the pre wash, wash and rinse stage is done correctly the full vehicle should be clean before iron fallout removal. However, switching cloths throughout the process or flipping to a clean side is always recommended to stop you dragging the contamination around the vehicle. - Aiden

Gloves is always preferred with any chemical! :)

Its when your chillin in the evening after doing cars with it. Starts tightening up and cracking the skin

Very similar in results from our personal use.

Thank you! We’ve got more coming!!

It’s really awesome stuff, and super easy to apply in comparison to others on the market.

Definitely not! Ceramic Detailer or quick Detailer can be used on a coated or uncoated car, making it super versatile.

Nope - I collect it on 21st Oct

Aiden can’t wash that off unfortunately! Aha

The beading is definitely great!

Definitely but clay bars can marr the surface, meaning polishing after can be essential. However if you’re delicate with the iron fallout and a cloth, you won’t have to polish the car - making it perfect for coated or uncoated vehicles.

It does all seem a bit over the top. I have only every used warm water and car shampoo and wheels look pristine. But I don’t do heavy braking and that obviously reduces the amount of contamination.

Nope, you can use Auto Wheel weekly without any detrimental affect to the wheels. Just don’t use it in hot or warm wheels, only in cool and out of direct sunlight.

More coming buddy!

Absolutely!

We would recommend the use of an SiO2 / ceramic sealant or rinse aid at the end of your wash process, Gyeon Wet Coat, Duel Flex, Synergy Boost & Stjarnagloss Glatt are all great examples for this! Spray on, rinse off throughly and then dry as usual - should eliminate the worry of build up on your towels!

You can, it's essentially a top coat over your ppf. However if your PPF has ceramic coating, you'd be better off using Gyeon's PPF Maintain which is a more better version of "ceramic detailer" and seems to last longer and is definitely designed for a top coat over ceramic coated PPF.

Oh yeaaah! 🎉🤘🏻

Pet hair removal is never a fun job thats for sure! We've not tried that one but we'll give it a shot!

Same opinion

Looking back at our older content and completely we agree. Thanks for the feedback - keep an eye out for the new style of videos over the coming weeks!

completely different products :)

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