I always appreciate your tips on the best products. It seems like Wal;Mart has been stepping up their game with automotive detailing products. And don't forget the Clearance Aisle, just for fun. Two days ago, my local WM had 16 oz bottles of Jay Leno's Garage Vehicle Wash for $1.50 each in clearance - I quickly snapped up all four bottles.
Great video. I like these national stores car product reviews because some quality products are readily available. BYW, the TW tire and wheel cleaner really works and the price, wow. Thanks again Josh.
Another banger Josh! Thanks for keeping me locked in for the last 21 mins, love the content. Be cool to have a video on tips on a fresh brand new paint job, or brand new car. Keep pushing out content and I’ll be here to absorb it all in!
I sure wish we had this wider selection of car cleaning products at our Walmart here in Canada. My local store did just start carrying chemical guys VRP, which has been my favorite dressing for years, so that's a happy thing.
@HARTLAND DETAILER yes, you're right. However the point (for me) is local retail availability, without having to run up more credit debt ordering online. Still trying to recover financially from salary reduction during the pandemic.
@@corinnelaking569 Yes, chemicals have risen post pandemic, but in detailing you do not need dozen and dozens of chemicals, try using multi purpose chemicals like Super Clean & ONR.
@@corinnelaking569 As you may know, Super Clean is dilutable. And can be used on the exterior as well as the interior. Plus has many uses around the house. Have you ever tried Optimum No Rinse? Also a very cost effective product, you can wash about 500 cars for $20.00.
Hey Josh! I'm not a pro auto deailer, just a lady who likes to keep her ride shiny, clean, and pristine. That said, would you mind briefly explaining the differences between sealants, protectants, and detailer products? Also, please differentiate between polishes and waxes. I find them all confusing. Thank you!!
When suds lab came in at my local Walmart I gave it a try, so far I've tried the wheel cleaner and blue bottle you mentioned. They've worked really well for me so far, I'll have to try some of their other products if my Walmart ever gets them in stock. Good easily accessible products.
Being Josh doesn't recommend a glass cleaner, I will. Walmart carries Stoner's Invisible Glass, which is the best ever. I saw it the other day for only $3.97 a bottle. You can't go wrong with that one.
I have a bottle of that and honestly prefer the glass cleaner from the Dollar Store. Maybe I got a defective bottle but that stuff seems to leave a film behind I can't wipe off. The windows will look clean until driving at night and they look smeared.
Excellent video. A lot of great information for the above average DIY'er car detailer who only does their own cars and maybe an extended family/friend or two. Thank you!!
Josh, I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I'm about 90% in agreement on all your recommendations. I've found the turtle wax max power to be consistently streaky. So much so that I just don't use it at all anymore. One thing that has really surprised me and you may want to test out: crystal gx3 plastic restorer. It's a spray which I don't love but I grabbed a can out of curiosity. Very pleasantly surprised. Really good stuff. Thanks again and be well.
Thanks for posting an informative and helpful video on auto detailing products that can be found at Walmart. My local Walmart isn't that diverse with its products, but there are other Walmarts that I can check out.
I agree on the shampoos, I use both in a pinch. Also use the Spray foam tire cleaner and dressing in a pinch works fine, but don't rely on the cleaning aspect. Always have a whitewall/tire cleaner on hand and clean with a firm brush.Honorable mention for me is the Extreme Tire and Wheel from Armor all. Cheap and effective in a pinch. Meguiar's cleaner wax is a great og it kinda combines a clay and wax in oneand yoyu apply with machine or by hand. Thanks Josh I agree with you and its great advice.
Thank you, Josh. A very informative video. Your reviews are spot on! I don't particularly like Chemical Guys products either. I use MaxShine ,Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions and Mequiar's, depending on the particular application.
9:40 its amazing, and it smells great too. Ive recently been a convert to suds lab. At first I thought it was just cheap stuff and not worth it to buy. Boy was I wrong, they make great products.
Hey! I just started watch your videos a couple of weeks ago & have been very helpful in choosing what’s good for my car! I do have a question, I have chrome hubcaps & been wanting to bring the shine back. I’ve cleaned them so their just dull. Any product I can safely use on them to bring the shine back?? Thank you again for these videos!!
I used to buy separate wheel and tire cleaner but now just use a bucket of car wash and foam sponge for rims and once in awhile get the dollar store brush out to scrub the wheels. To deep clean once in awhile like after winter I will spray on the Turtle Wax Rapid Decon iron remover which works great for removing the imbedded stuff. I just have the stock painted Mercedes rims so car wash seems to work fine.
@imjoshv Hi, please requesting your input. Living in Jax, FL and have an MDX. The car had not been washed for few weeks and had a slight discoloration. The car had a quite a few bud splatters on the bumper and hood. Decided to hand wash the suv to remove the bug splatters, ended up buying TurtleWax Bug and Tar remover spray. Rinsed the vehicle and then applied the bug and tar remover on the affected area. Cleaned it by using a soft bristle brush so that it would not scratch the paint. To make a note the discoloration was also present on the hood of the suv. Using the soft bristle brush, the spray did lather and removed the bug splatter, to add it also cleaned, removed the discoloration and shine. I was surprised. It looks a lot brighter than rest of the vehicle. My question is, by using the bug spray on the hood will it cause any paint damage? Can the product be used on rest of the vehicle to remove the discoloration. Planning to polish, apply ceramic coating and wax the vehicle. Please requesting your input/feedback. Thank you 🙏.
Turtle wax has been around for decades! I would hope they know what works best. They have never let me down. Best brand for the money, for DIY purposes at home ❤
@IMJOSHV so what should be my go to steps for car detailing at home? Too many combinations -- Soap, Clay, Loquid Wax or Soap, Clay, Compound and Polish?
Great content, love it! I ceramic coated my car last year, it's always garaged and kept very clean, I'd like to add some wax protection now, can I just add some carnuba wax or should I use a cleaner wax?
Josh, if you haven't tried the armor all ceramic shampoo you totally should. 8oz in a foam canon gives good foam, good lubrication, and excellent protection. Good beading, and after a day or two the slickness on the paint is excellent.
@@casmithc2 It would be a lot just for a regular shampoo. I never use it more than once a month, and even then the protection is still almost at 100%. In between I use a highly alkaline truck wash as a prewash and then use a regular ph neutral car soap for my contact wash. So if you only used a regular car soap most of the time you could probably go 2 months or more between applications. It's just as easy as washing your car to apply.
@@joeschmoe6908 Does your truck wash remove the ceramic shampoo? does that defeat the purpose of using 8 ounces? Do you let the Ceramic dwell a long time? Thanks!
@@casmithc2 no it does not remove it. I just mentioned it to show how durable the ceramic shampoo is. When I use the ceramic shampoo I foam it on and use it for my contact wash, then rinse off immediately. So total dwell time might be 10 minutes or less. It costs around $12 for 50oz, so you're paying $2 but only every month or two.
@@casmithc2 I use 8oz because less doesn't quite give me the foam I want (I like a lot of foam), and more can actually be a bit of a pain to rinse off. Even with 8oz you need to rinse carefully, but its not a big deal.
Great video! I’ve recently found your channel & from what I’ve watched so far I feel your very honest about your product reviews & recommendations! I have a 23 civic sport that still has the new car smell. I want to clean & protect the dash but I don’t want anything with a smell to mask the new car smell. What would you recommend? I don’t need super cleaning power mainly just the uv protection
Hey Josh, on the Turtle Wax Max Power shampoo it gives measurements for 3 different levels, but for foam cannon it just says 1:1 ratio or undiluted. Can you recommend measurements for the different levels of cleaning when using foam cannon for pre wash?
That chemical guys tire kicker stuff is fantastic! Makes my tires look like shiny rubber bands lol. I use armor all ceramic wheel cleaner on my rims too. I got white dish 20 inch rims on my Mercedes, and it works great at keeping them fresh!
@@timb7775 I meant just everywhere. There's no shortage of detailing products in so many stores. Automotive, big box, Amazon and online in general. Nice if you're in a pinch. I don't buy too much at Wally World.
Great video! You have peaked my intrest in this suds lab. I might have to give it a try. The price seems great! Ive been true to my turtle wax products, Id love to see you do a video comparing turtle wad to suds lab and meguires.
I believe the ceramic spray is amazing. The hydro coat is great for maintenance. Last about month or two. Comparable to bead maker with protection and spray on application. Little bit more sheeting though.
Thanks for video….. I appreciate your advice and opinion….. very informative…..Walmart is selling a little better than average quality car cleaning supplies recently…..
Thought the Meguires ultimate shine you can not use on top of +anything with ceramic coatings in it. You mentioned this in one of your other reviews. So whats the best popper at walmart will work with most other products?
I detail 3000 cars a year. I ALWAYS check walmart because some of the products are good, and some work well enough to hold me over until i restock my usual stuff.
Excellent video! Meguiars is very reputable, turtlewax has their new lineup there easy to use. I've found good quality from Jay lenos garage honestly as well. Only thing I've used from CG are their brushes, they have a wash mitt and towel if you want to go that route Josh V have you tried DIY Detail? That will make an excellent video
Do a video like this, but for products at Advance Auto. I just went by one myself and snagged a few Adam's products and was really surprised to see them in stock. Stuff like Iron Remover and their famous Detail Spray. I even snagged a Griot's synthetic clay pad for wayyyy less than "getting in the zone" has.
I'm going to comment while watching this video on some of the products that you were reviewing great job by the way. The hybrid ceramic wax series that Meguiars has a Walmart is $9 a bottle at the store here where I'm at because the store got too much so the wax the ceiling and the spray are all dirt cheap in my store so I have bought a lot of it
Ultimate polish is still a thing, and still being sold at my local walmart. They changed the bottles too, its now more narrow, and satin black instead of gloss black.
Josh, Could you do a comparison video between the Chemical guys foam cannon, and the tool daily cannon. They look identical, but there's a almost $70 difference in price! Thank you Jake
Mate. A foam cannon is just a lazy way to apply soap. All dirt needs some effort, wash not etc. Pressure washers and cannons only do so much. Unless it’s total trash a FC is a FC.
I am recently new to using a soap cannon, I used it today and it worked great but I was left with some liquid in the cannon. Do you just dump that or is it okay to leave it in the cannon to use on your next car wash?
Yea ideally you want to run some clean water through it and store it dry if it’s going to be a few days or longer before you use it again. That will help to keep the filters clean.
I had this 06 Avalon that was used for off-road and racing and was so filthy and wasn’t washed for I think about 5 years and I used suds labs and the car looked almost brand new, I had to clean it a couple times before it got a full clean because the car was just that filthy but suds labs is a 10/10 from me
I always appreciate your tips on the best products. It seems like Wal;Mart has been stepping up their game with automotive detailing products. And don't forget the Clearance Aisle, just for fun. Two days ago, my local WM had 16 oz bottles of Jay Leno's Garage Vehicle Wash for $1.50 each in clearance - I quickly snapped up all four bottles.
For the glass I use the steam cleaner only steam works great it removes all the oils and no streaks . Great tips love your videos.
Would that mess with window tint at all ?
@@magic_goblins1724I would for sure think so (unknowledgeable oppion)
I've been using the Meguiars All Wheel Cleaner and it's amazing and you see results too.
Gold class is my go to soap..works awesome in the foam cannon!!!
When it comes to my interior, I use Simple Green mixed 10:1, and Chemical Guys VRP protectant. Cleans up pretty well.
Great video. I like these national stores car product reviews because some quality products are readily available. BYW, the TW tire and wheel cleaner really works and the price, wow. Thanks again Josh.
Byw?
Another banger Josh! Thanks for keeping me locked in for the last 21 mins, love the content. Be cool to have a video on tips on a fresh brand new paint job, or brand new car. Keep pushing out content and I’ll be here to absorb it all in!
I sure wish we had this wider selection of car cleaning products at our Walmart here in Canada. My local store did just start carrying chemical guys VRP, which has been my favorite dressing for years, so that's a happy thing.
You can always order online from Walmart and or Amazon?
@HARTLAND DETAILER yes, you're right. However the point (for me) is local retail availability, without having to run up more credit debt ordering online. Still trying to recover financially from salary reduction during the pandemic.
@@corinnelaking569 Yes, chemicals have risen post pandemic, but in detailing you do not need dozen and dozens of chemicals, try using multi purpose chemicals like Super Clean & ONR.
@@hartlanddetailer5670 I have Super Clean in my supplies. 🙂
@@corinnelaking569 As you may know, Super Clean is dilutable. And can be used on the exterior as well as the interior. Plus has many uses around the house. Have you ever tried Optimum No Rinse? Also a very cost effective product, you can wash about 500 cars for $20.00.
Hey Josh! I'm not a pro auto deailer, just a lady who likes to keep her ride shiny, clean, and pristine. That said, would you mind briefly explaining the differences between sealants, protectants, and detailer products? Also, please differentiate between polishes and waxes. I find them all confusing. Thank you!!
Absolutely the best and most underrated detailing channel on YT.
I agree, no fluffs just straight to the point!
Hands down, Suds n2 is by far the best I've ever seen, a bit pricey but dilute it if necessary, try it, and it will be your go-to cleaner as well.
Wow your Walmart definitely carries more detailing products than mine, great video Josh 👍😁
When suds lab came in at my local Walmart I gave it a try, so far I've tried the wheel cleaner and blue bottle you mentioned. They've worked really well for me so far, I'll have to try some of their other products if my Walmart ever gets them in stock. Good easily accessible products.
Their tire dressing is really good too.
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Being Josh doesn't recommend a glass cleaner, I will. Walmart carries Stoner's Invisible Glass, which is the best ever. I saw it the other day for only $3.97 a bottle. You can't go wrong with that one.
I have a bottle of that and honestly prefer the glass cleaner from the Dollar Store. Maybe I got a defective bottle but that stuff seems to leave a film behind I can't wipe off. The windows will look clean until driving at night and they look smeared.
@@timb7775 I've used Invisible Glass for many years and never had any problems with streaks or smears. Maybe you did get a bad bottle.
Sprayway is a good choice too!
@@timb7775
did you go over your glass with a magic eraser first?
that solved my issue then I used the glass cleaner and it looks like new
@@timb7775
that's haze, it builds up from your dash specially in sunny days
Thanks for video makes it simple to figure out what's the best to use
Excellent video. A lot of great information for the above average DIY'er car detailer who only does their own cars and maybe an extended family/friend or two. Thank you!!
Josh, I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I'm about 90% in agreement on all your recommendations.
I've found the turtle wax max power to be consistently streaky. So much so that I just don't use it at all anymore.
One thing that has really surprised me and you may want to test out: crystal gx3 plastic restorer. It's a spray which I don't love but I grabbed a can out of curiosity. Very pleasantly surprised. Really good stuff.
Thanks again and be well.
Turtle Wax Hybrid wheel and tire prep is money.. cleaned the hell out the wheels and tires and kept them clean weeks after
The sunjoe with the 1.1 mm piece in it really does great for home use. I use it kicks ass even with the 1600 psi washer.
Thanks for posting an informative and helpful video on auto detailing products that can be found at Walmart. My local Walmart isn't that diverse with its products, but there are other Walmarts that I can check out.
Very welcome!
I love my Armor All foam cannon, its wide base doesn't tip over. Although I had to swap out the filter and orifice, works awesome
I can never get myself to use Amorall
Another GREAT video Josh. Keep them coming. Good information,
especially for us Weekend Warriors who like keeping our wife's car looking GOOD🙂
Great video man, just wanted to say the hybrid solutions line by turtle 🐢 wax is so hard to beat but the gold class car wash soup is my go to.
I agree on the shampoos, I use both in a pinch. Also use the Spray foam tire cleaner and dressing in a pinch works fine, but don't rely on the cleaning aspect. Always have a whitewall/tire cleaner on hand and clean with a firm brush.Honorable mention for me is the Extreme Tire and Wheel from Armor all. Cheap and effective in a pinch. Meguiar's cleaner wax is a great og it kinda combines a clay and wax in oneand yoyu apply with machine or by hand. Thanks Josh I agree with you and its great advice.
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Thanks for the info. It can get overwhelming at times with so much selections!
Thank you, Josh. A very informative video. Your reviews are spot on! I don't particularly like Chemical Guys products either. I use MaxShine ,Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions and Mequiar's, depending on the particular application.
I use Meguiar's Ultimate Products. Even for the interior. But I don't spray it directly on the interior I spray it on a microfiber towel then apply.
9:40 its amazing, and it smells great too. Ive recently been a convert to suds lab. At first I thought it was just cheap stuff and not worth it to buy. Boy was I wrong, they make great products.
Do you have a video of how to fully wash a vehicle from start to finish. Using the bucket method...what brushes you use in the bucket and so on?
Tons of information! Thanks for taking the time...
I have a question for you what is the best to use together iron removal wheel cleaner or non acid wheel cleaning or wheel cleaning
YES!!! Been waiting on this updated video!
Hey! I just started watch your videos a couple of weeks ago & have been very helpful in choosing what’s good for my car! I do have a question, I have chrome hubcaps & been wanting to bring the shine back. I’ve cleaned them so their just dull. Any product I can safely use on them to bring the shine back?? Thank you again for these videos!!
Very good. Thanks very much. I'm learning a lot congratulations
I used the turtle wax tire and wheel cleaner and it did great. It uses alot of product but for the price its not that bad
I used to buy separate wheel and tire cleaner but now just use a bucket of car wash and foam sponge for rims and once in awhile get the dollar store brush out to scrub the wheels. To deep clean once in awhile like after winter I will spray on the Turtle Wax Rapid Decon iron remover which works great for removing the imbedded stuff. I just have the stock painted Mercedes rims so car wash seems to work fine.
@imjoshv
Hi, please requesting your input. Living in Jax, FL and have an MDX. The car had not been washed for few weeks and had a slight discoloration. The car had a quite a few bud splatters on the bumper and hood. Decided to hand wash the suv to remove the bug splatters, ended up buying TurtleWax Bug and Tar remover spray. Rinsed the vehicle and then applied the bug and tar remover on the affected area. Cleaned it by using a soft bristle brush so that it would not scratch the paint. To make a note the discoloration was also present on the hood of the suv. Using the soft bristle brush, the spray did lather and removed the bug splatter, to add it also cleaned, removed the discoloration and shine. I was surprised. It looks a lot brighter than rest of the vehicle. My question is, by using the bug spray on the hood will it cause any paint damage? Can the product be used on rest of the vehicle to remove the discoloration. Planning to polish, apply ceramic coating and wax the vehicle. Please requesting your input/feedback. Thank you 🙏.
Damn! That Suds Lab CH Ceramic Hydro-Coat Car Sealant 32 oz is $19.99 at my local Walmart. $12.77 is a deal!
About 3 months ago my Walmart put the black magic detailer, wheel cleaner & ceramic spray on clearance for $3 so I’m stocked full for a while.
Turtle wax has been around for decades! I would hope they know what works best. They have never let me down. Best brand for the money, for DIY purposes at home ❤
@IMJOSHV so what should be my go to steps for car detailing at home? Too many combinations -- Soap, Clay, Loquid Wax or Soap, Clay, Compound and Polish?
I’ve always used Turtle Wax products , been using it for over 40 years !
I have been looking at the new Rag Company clay pads! I'm not so sure about the TW Wheel and Tire Cleaner!
For tire shine, i just tried the turtle wax graphene acrylic about 3 weeks ago and love that stuff. Surprised that wasn't one of your picks.
I just spray STP Son of a Gun protectant on my tires. Doesn't make them Shiney it just makes them look darker and new.
Great content, love it! I ceramic coated my car last year, it's always garaged and kept very clean, I'd like to add some wax protection now, can I just add some carnuba wax or should I use a cleaner wax?
I dilute 50/50 the turtle wax tire and wheel cleaner and still works great.!!
Great video man. Definitely insightful
Sudz lab tire shine I dilute 50/50 with water. I love that grape smelling stuff. It's Gooooood
Thank you, great vid ~ what do you recommend for vacuuming crooks and crannies inside the car?
Great video. 👍 Good to hear your opinion on products that are good value for money.
I've purchased chemical guys microfiber towels and I had excellent results with them
Josh, if you haven't tried the armor all ceramic shampoo you totally should. 8oz in a foam canon gives good foam, good lubrication, and excellent protection. Good beading, and after a day or two the slickness on the paint is excellent.
8ozs??!! That sounds like a lot! That much would make it really expensive to use.
@@casmithc2 It would be a lot just for a regular shampoo. I never use it more than once a month, and even then the protection is still almost at 100%. In between I use a highly alkaline truck wash as a prewash and then use a regular ph neutral car soap for my contact wash. So if you only used a regular car soap most of the time you could probably go 2 months or more between applications. It's just as easy as washing your car to apply.
@@joeschmoe6908 Does your truck wash remove the ceramic shampoo? does that defeat the purpose of using 8 ounces? Do you let the Ceramic dwell a long time? Thanks!
@@casmithc2 no it does not remove it. I just mentioned it to show how durable the ceramic shampoo is.
When I use the ceramic shampoo I foam it on and use it for my contact wash, then rinse off immediately. So total dwell time might be 10 minutes or less.
It costs around $12 for 50oz, so you're paying $2 but only every month or two.
@@casmithc2 I use 8oz because less doesn't quite give me the foam I want (I like a lot of foam), and more can actually be a bit of a pain to rinse off. Even with 8oz you need to rinse carefully, but its not a big deal.
Great video! I’ve recently found your channel & from what I’ve watched so far I feel your very honest about your product reviews & recommendations! I have a 23 civic sport that still has the new car smell. I want to clean & protect the dash but I don’t want anything with a smell to mask the new car smell. What would you recommend? I don’t need super cleaning power mainly just the uv protection
Just tried out the cerakote ceramic sealant. I have high expectations because their head light sealent looks amazing after a year.
It’s great! I think you’ll really like it
I have the whole line up from suds and I am completely satisfied with the whole line
Walmart has a nice 4 gal wash bucket that includes grit guard. They also have a bucket dolly to roll your bucket around.
Walmart has some great detailing products and always seems to be adding more! Thanks and I will check those out
Nice job ! I enjoy your vids...
Thoughts on Mothers VLR? That's what I use.
Hey Josh, on the Turtle Wax Max Power shampoo it gives measurements for 3 different levels, but for foam cannon it just says 1:1 ratio or undiluted. Can you recommend measurements for the different levels of cleaning when using foam cannon for pre wash?
Josh , could you provide a link as to where you purchased your wall mounted foam cannon holder, as well as your polisher holders ? Thank you
Hi Barry
They are from Maxshine. maxshineusa.com/p.category/organizers/ use code IMJOSHV15 for 15% off
That chemical guys tire kicker stuff is fantastic! Makes my tires look like shiny rubber bands lol. I use armor all ceramic wheel cleaner on my rims too. I got white dish 20 inch rims on my Mercedes, and it works great at keeping them fresh!
You can use it on interior rubber and vinyl too!
There's such a massive selection. Nice vid. Looking forward to the new cordless Craftsmen pressure washer review, if you do it.
I think there's a limited selection, and every item I can find cheaper elsewhere.
@@timb7775 I meant just everywhere. There's no shortage of detailing products in so many stores. Automotive, big box, Amazon and online in general. Nice if you're in a pinch. I don't buy too much at Wally World.
What would you recommend for a dressing on all weather mats, WeatherTech, Husky,Ect
I use a product called gummi fix from Koch chemie
This is gonna be a stupid question but do you wash the drying towels before you use them or are they OK to use before you wash?
Great video! You have peaked my intrest in this suds lab. I might have to give it a try. The price seems great! Ive been true to my turtle wax products, Id love to see you do a video comparing turtle wad to suds lab and meguires.
I believe the ceramic spray is amazing. The hydro coat is great for maintenance. Last about month or two. Comparable to bead maker with protection and spray on application. Little bit more sheeting though.
Where do I get the awesome wall shelves holding your spray bottles.
Thanks for video….. I appreciate your advice and opinion….. very informative…..Walmart is selling a little better than average quality car cleaning supplies recently…..
brought the mjjc foam cannon from your site comes tommrw!
Thought the Meguires ultimate shine you can not use on top of +anything with ceramic coatings in it. You mentioned this in one of your other reviews. So whats the best popper at walmart will work with most other products?
Great video!!
Cool video thanks!
I detail 3000 cars a year. I ALWAYS check walmart because some of the products are good, and some work well enough to hold me over until i restock my usual stuff.
3000 !
Great video as usual 👍
Excellent video! Meguiars is very reputable, turtlewax has their new lineup there easy to use. I've found good quality from Jay lenos garage honestly as well.
Only thing I've used from CG are their brushes, they have a wash mitt and towel if you want to go that route
Josh V have you tried DIY Detail? That will make an excellent video
Bought all my car stuff at walmart. Works wonderful
I like Meguiar’s hybrid ceramic wax. I find that it’s easy to apply, works well, and holds up for a reasonable amount of time.
How long
Do a video like this, but for products at Advance Auto. I just went by one myself and snagged a few Adam's products and was really surprised to see them in stock. Stuff like Iron Remover and their famous Detail Spray. I even snagged a Griot's synthetic clay pad for wayyyy less than "getting in the zone" has.
Did they have Adam's mega foam in stock?
I'm going to comment while watching this video on some of the products that you were reviewing great job by the way. The hybrid ceramic wax series that Meguiars has a Walmart is $9 a bottle at the store here where I'm at because the store got too much so the wax the ceiling and the spray are all dirt cheap in my store so I have bought a lot of it
Ultimate polish is still a thing, and still being sold at my local walmart. They changed the bottles too, its now more narrow, and satin black instead of gloss black.
Josh, Could you do a comparison video between the Chemical guys foam cannon, and the tool daily cannon. They look identical, but there's a almost $70 difference in price!
Thank you
Jake
Mate. A foam cannon is just a lazy way to apply soap. All dirt needs some effort, wash not etc. Pressure washers and cannons only do so much. Unless it’s total trash a FC is a FC.
What a GREAT Informative video !!! Loved it
besides the clay kit ..i never hear of any detailing channels showing mothers products...usually mcquiar and turtle wax ..
Would you recommend wheel works brush for oem gloss black rims ?
Just an FYI, the Black Max hoses are now branded as Hart, but it's still an Uberflex. I bought one yesterday, it was $37 at my nearby store.
What product should i use after getting to a automatic carwash? I have no garage i just park my car outside i just want heavy protection thanks
I am recently new to using a soap cannon, I used it today and it worked great but I was left with some liquid in the cannon. Do you just dump that or is it okay to leave it in the cannon to use on your next car wash?
Yea ideally you want to run some clean water through it and store it dry if it’s going to be a few days or longer before you use it again. That will help to keep the filters clean.
@@imjoshv Perfect, thanks for the help!
What to use as a pre-wash
Can I use the maguire car soap
What's your take on the Lucas slick n easy ceramic spray?
What about getting small rust spots on roof? Do you have good remover and stop rust product?
So would you apply the ceramic coat after you polish the car?
Very nice video, I was with you until the interior cleaner. (CG) It just doesn’t do as well with my cars but, turtle wax is GREAT!
You got to try out the mothers VLR smells great and puts nice finish
I’ve used it and you’re right that’s a great product
Wow! Thank You Josh 🚀🚀🚀
Meguairs is all i use. Best products by far.
I had this 06 Avalon that was used for off-road and racing and was so filthy and wasn’t washed for I think about 5 years and I used suds labs and the car looked almost brand new, I had to clean it a couple times before it got a full clean because the car was just that filthy but suds labs is a 10/10 from me
Do you recommend microfiber towels or wash mitts for cleanning car?
I personally use Plush microfiber towels 99% of the time
Where did you get those bottle organizers behind you?
Hi, what brushes do you recommend to wash my truck that won't damage the truck's paint?
Excellent! Thanks.
I’ve seen some love your reviews