I've actually done this before but I hate cameras so of course I never posted the video lol. That Jay Leno stuff isn't bad but kinda pricey. Glad you're a teacher and not just a snobby individual guy! Love the videos bro
I prefer agitating the iron remover (esp on the inner barrel) on the wheels before rinsing it off for an extra kick of cleaning power and rinse off the wheel brushes after that.
Working each panel of a large vehicle wash, rinse, dry vs. doing entire vehicle at once is a GREAT point! You risk water spots and blotchy left over soap/dirt residue left behind trying to cover that much real estate at once.
I know the first wash is a little more expensive but I’m trying not to overthink the items I need to start detailing. Have a new 2021 tundra and want to protect the paint, it will probably be garage kept the entire life. I like the 2/3 bucket method, but have no outside faucet so trying to see about running a faucet to garden hose adapter. It feels a little overwhelming with knowing which step to do next. Wash, rinse, iron remover, clay bar, spray wax? Paint sealant? I guess for the average joe you don’t need to go top of the line detailing but just trying to see the difference levels and price point it would be to go from one to the next.
I would suggest a rinsless wash using ONR I have a video on that. If shouldn't need a decon wash beings it's that new. You can always hit it straight with a paint sealant and skip the spray wax. I would suggest Turtle Wax To The Max Wax for the foundation then use their Flex Wax as a drying aid on the maintenance washes. th-cam.com/video/iE62M5BXWFA/w-d-xo.html
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Great video series. Just subscribed . Keep up the good work.
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I've actually done this before but I hate cameras so of course I never posted the video lol. That Jay Leno stuff isn't bad but kinda pricey. Glad you're a teacher and not just a snobby individual guy! Love the videos bro
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Just subscribed to yours as well
It was fun teaming up with you and Phil.... keep up the great work
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I prefer agitating the iron remover (esp on the inner barrel) on the wheels before rinsing it off for an extra kick of cleaning power and rinse off the wheel brushes after that.
Working each panel of a large vehicle wash, rinse, dry vs. doing entire vehicle at once is a GREAT point! You risk water spots and blotchy left over soap/dirt residue left behind trying to cover that much real estate at once.
Advanced carriers almost everything.. CG, Leno, Griots, Megs, etc.
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Sorry I missed the live stream with Mike. Just subscribed! I to recently just started a channel. Look forward to watching more videos!
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I know the first wash is a little more expensive but I’m trying not to overthink the items I need to start detailing. Have a new 2021 tundra and want to protect the paint, it will probably be garage kept the entire life.
I like the 2/3 bucket method, but have no outside faucet so trying to see about running a faucet to garden hose adapter. It feels a little overwhelming with knowing which step to do next. Wash, rinse, iron remover, clay bar, spray wax? Paint sealant? I guess for the average joe you don’t need to go top of the line detailing but just trying to see the difference levels and price point it would be to go from one to the next.
I would suggest a rinsless wash using ONR I have a video on that. If shouldn't need a decon wash beings it's that new. You can always hit it straight with a paint sealant and skip the spray wax. I would suggest Turtle Wax To The Max Wax for the foundation then use their Flex Wax as a drying aid on the maintenance washes.
th-cam.com/video/iE62M5BXWFA/w-d-xo.html
I love your channel. You are very good at explaining and keeping it to the point!!
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Excellent info for us driveway detailer :)
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