Thanks so much. Appreciate that. I did my share of teaching many years ago when I was a EMT & Paramedic instructor. I guess those skills stayed with me.
Thanks for watching and sharing your approach. That method certainly works too! Love hearing the different ways to achieve the same objective - that’s how we all learn.
If your car is moderate to heavily dirty, I would do a pre-wash and limit dwell time to avoid allowing it to dry. Then rinse well followed by contact wash. If it’s not heavily dirty, you might be better using rinseless wash in sun which will limit risk of water spots.
Bruce. Another excellent video that describes extremely well your wheel and vehicle wash process! Looking forward to the next video!
Thanks!
Well done, I like the pace and editing of your videos.
Thanks, Nick. I really appreciate it. I’m getting better - it’s a fun journey.
Bruce, excellent tips! I will pass this video on to some of my "Driveway Detailers" friends. As a former teacher, you always explain items quite well.
Thanks so much. Appreciate that. I did my share of teaching many years ago when I was a EMT & Paramedic instructor. I guess those skills stayed with me.
b@@Bruces-Garage Two Thumbs Up, Bruce!
Thank you for the video Bruce, very informative. I personally use a one bucket/6 wash pads 👍
Thanks for watching and sharing your approach. That method certainly works too! Love hearing the different ways to achieve the same objective - that’s how we all learn.
Hey Bruce. What's that on the end of your hose at 3:26?
It’s a “fireman’s nozzle” from Obsessed Garage.
How do you clean really dirty car in the direct sun
Very quickly 😄
@@Bruces-Garage do you still use a pre wash and let it dwell for any period of time
If your car is moderate to heavily dirty, I would do a pre-wash and limit dwell time to avoid allowing it to dry. Then rinse well followed by contact wash. If it’s not heavily dirty, you might be better using rinseless wash in sun which will limit risk of water spots.