Spot free Car wash without towel drying in direct Sun @ 92°F with Formula 4 spray wax!
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- Formula 4 Spray wax by Superior
Dreadnaught towel by Auto Fiber
Amphibian XL by Auto Fiber purchased at Shine Supply
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Update on the Spot free drying via air dry; no towels.. drove the car about six hours after this video and noticed several waterspots on the flat surfaces! You can get away with this on a light car but still water spots. Formulas 4 will help in spot free drying when using a towel in the direct sun and heat. I have had good success this way.
Excellent Review couldn’t ask for a better review
Hey Danny. Thank you for the comment and for checking out the channel.i appreciate it. Formula 4 spray wax is Awesome!👍
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Glad this was a quick video about the product half of it was you farting around.
Glad You enjoyed It!
If you use an RV water filter it usually eliminates the water spots, especially when using a PDMS chemical. Either way, the PDMS wash still requires removing the standing water to be completely spot free. It's biggest plus is greatly extending the time you have to wipe it down, usually about 15 minutes in bright sun.
@K12dave, thanks for watching and for the feedback. On the topic of an RV water filter, I used to use them until I watched a video where they tested for TDS (I think is what its called) and the RV filter did Nothing for that. The water solids were unchanged. They will however help for taste etc. When drinking that water. Thanks again. Have a good one!
@@detailit It's the Chlorine that' s the devil. Chlorinated city water is hot mess for washing a car.
Bingo^
Don't tread on me, love it man. Good video, about to buy some for my moms car. Have a good Memorial day and week ahead
Direw, Thanks so much. This spray wax works great! Also, a cheaper product and readily available at oreilly or auto zone stores is the wax n dry by Turtle wax.
I do prefer this one though. Bought in a gallon it's a great Value👍 I have heard u can order this at auto parts stores in the gallon. Specifically Oreilly. U will not be displeased.
Be safe and enjoy your Memorial day! Have a great week👍
I also reside in CA, so about how much more time did this product gave you to towel dry it? Sometimes I like to wash my cars in the worse time like noon 🕛. And it’s a hassle to avoid water spots.
Omar , thanks for tuning in! This product gives you approximately 15 minutes of extended drying time. Works very well. Enjoy the process and stay tuned. 👍
Interested in thoughts on the clay bar iron remover? Like your approach get it done quickly with quality products. What are you using from Csi?
Hi Case. I dont use CSI when claying. Actually use Shine Mist by Shine supply or the new liquid clay by Meguiars.
You can use any detail spray and any clay or clay mitt.. so many options.. clay mitt may be the fastest.. Stay after it and enjoy it!!
I dilute mine 3-1 I have hard water does great job 👍
Hey Brad, thanks for the tip. This stuff works well for me in the summer heat. It's not perfect but it sure helps👍. Thanks for watching.
Rinse and no dry at all? Maybe on a white car haha, it’s certainly better than nothing. I put it in a pump sprayer for summer time, and rinse with DI water. I work on a lot of dark cars in So Cal. DI water is a luxury but a game changer.
Edit: Scott from Dallas Paint Correction also recommends PDMT, a car tunnel drying aid far superior to what we can get
Purely experimental. Just wanting to see how it would work without drying at all !! Not too bad... not great .... it definitely helps when drying!
I wonder if adding a cup of this to my wash water tank would help buy me more drying time on outdoor mobile jobs?
Hey Greg, trying an Off label use such as you mentioned is All part of the fun. I'd say why not give it a shot? I have considered doing that as well I just Never have. Good Luck and Enjoy! Update me if you try it and it works. Take care👍
@@detailit ok bud will do. My water tank is 50 Gallons. I’ll start with a cup and try that. I previously tried the blue liquid that goes into the dishwasher for Spot free rinses & that worked well but I think I added way too much. It was foaming.
@@SittingWithDogs oh man. Super cool that you are willing to go "OFF LABEL"... Love that!
Progress ?
Hi Grant. I know you weren't asking me. I have used the drying aid in the cannon with my soap and it seems to help. I can see it helping if mixed in very Lightly into the rinse water. Hey good luck and take care!
Do the car have to be waxed prior to using this product? If I've never waxed my car can I use this product?
Hey Johnny! U may use this product on a waxed or unwaxed vehicle. Great for extending drying times on a hot day.. enjoy!
I’m getting like marks on the glass that requires extra cleaning when using this, is it possible I did not dilute it enough? I’m not leaving it on too long maybe 15-20 seconds. In sunlight yes but rinse almost immediately. Ideas?
Hi, yes I dilute it 10:1 then spray on and rinse immediately. I've heard of people mixing it stronger and not rinsing for quite awhile. Every vehicle can be different a td. Is the glass that's streaking in the sun, or shade side. Maybe you are spraying a tad too much.. a couple of factors to check. Also, I'd dry my glass first so the towel is in its best condition: clean & dry. Keep me posted as to what you figure out! Oh, one last little tip, rinse it upward, then downward as to spread it out with the sprayer stream and then to rinse it. Take 'R easy
Not me I detail once a week on my short day. Have to keep the detail rig all detailed at all times
Hey Logan, I cant blame you. 👍 keep em lookin great and it's much easier anyway!! Take care
Did you dilute the Formula 4 Wax? If so, what dilution ratio? Thanks
I did. I believe its 10:1
Thanks for watching
Honestly cannot remember off the top of my head but I will read my gallon when I get home and get back to you.
J.Abraham, the Formula 4 spray wax says 1:10. I followed the directions. Another thing u can add to your washing practice is an inline filter. Sold in a 2 pack at Walmart for around 25 dollars. Screws right onto your hose bib. Enjoy. Thanks for watching👍
Do you mix it first in bottle before spraying?
Hey Dana. Yes. Follow the dilution recommendations on the bottle. I cant remember what I diluted it at. I want to say 10:1 10 parts H2O to 1 part Formula4... it works great!
It may be in direct sunlight, but that car isn't hot, so you really never have to worry about water spots, especially on white paint, it'll never be seen. In the time it took you to explain your process, my truck would have already dried and gotten it's water spots. You don't need all these chemicals if you don't have a hot car from the sunlight.
Hey thanks for the input and hope you keep supporting the channel. Appreciate ALL feedback
I use this, and also experimented with it. I tried what u just did. Wash, spray, let dry. I have deep crystal blue. Didn't work out well. I tried, was, spray with wax, blow water off car. That didn't work well either.
Lastly, I tried wash, spray, damp towel dry. None or not much at all with spotting. It gave me enough time in the HOTTTT Houston sun to dry car. When I was experimenting with the Towel/wax, I tried different amounts of wax to spray. I noticed a light mist from a sprayer was more than sufficient. I got a gallon at O'Reilly's for $25. I tried buying multiple products on their website but their shipping fees are astronomical no matter how much u buy. For $25, and the amount of time I have to work with it, and the results are probably the best I can find. I bought the gallon about 3 months ago and still have about half left.
Hey thank You for taking the ime to share all that good info. I think there are many ways to help in the sun and this one is the easiest, most economical one to use. This past weekend I used a wash n wax soap with 2oz. Of Formula 4 spray wax in a foam cannon. Applied it all together and honestly it seems to work pretty good. It was the afternoon sun about 100° and I didnt see any water spots... pretty cool. Hey Thanks again and Take Care!👍🇺🇸
So this helps stops the water spots on black vehicles while rinsing the other side of vehicle
@@damn_deetvee7767 yes it will help slow water spotting. It gives you about 10-15 minutes of work time. Give it a shot. You will Love it!
Take Care
Get a air blower for those trapped in water in the cracks. From plastic or door handles their pretty much everywhere 🤷🏻♂️
Hey there ! I hear ya, heated air would be epic! Thanks for the tip. Much appreciated. Have a great weekend. Take Care
I did the same thing the first time I try to dry it and I did mess up but the next time I rinse it then dry it and I got better results!
Absolutely! When I use a good microfiber towel after applying the product the finish looks great! Air drying... Not so great🤣
It would be cool to test on a black car...
Yes it would👍check out dallas paint corrections videos. He did one on a blk vehicle. His video is on Superiors website I believe
I used this product on multiple cars, I tried 5:1 4:1 3:1 2:1 1:1 full strength, I tried it after wash, then formula 4, then rinse, I tried after rinse, wash , rinse, formula 4, rinse ... And I still get this white milky residue no matter what... What am I doing wrong 🤷🏾
I'd say over application or not rinsing thoroughly enough.. I had over used a spray and rinse product and it would leave smear prints if you rubbed the dry surface.
I'd use a strip wash on it a few times then retry..
I mix 10:1
@@detailit interesting, I'm going to try the 10:1, I was going to try the purple power Vehicle and boat wash but never got around to try it, I use chemical guys extreme body wash and wax then follow up with formula 4, would the wash and wax also be an issue?
@@goatdetailpro I dont believe the washand wax is an issue. It's most likely too much spray wax.. I'd wash with the purple power several times and then try it again at 10:1
Keep me updated! Enjoy
@@detailit thanks, will do, awesome video btw keep up the good work
Did you even figure it out I get the same milky residue in black paint and I have to use Meguiars quick wax to remove it, which is not the point.