When I started cleaning my car I used Chemical Guys stuff because it was cheap and easy to find. With that said, there are so many better products out there. Wheels: P&S Brake Buster Wash: P&S Pearl Shampoo Carpro Reset Quick Detailer: P&S Bead Maker Carpro Elixir My advise would be to polish the car, if needed, and apply a ceramic coating. It makes washing so much easier and the shine is great! I use Carpro CQuartz UK3.0 and top it with Carpro Reload every 3 months or so.
I have the white type s. Here is my advise below If you still able to return the armor, return it. You will accident scratch your paint eventually if you keep wash like that. Since you have the water hose, get a Ryobi pressure washer, only $100, foam canon, $60, power washer gun $60, mega foam (adams) $60 gallon. Wheel cleaner with iron and brake removal. And clay mitt too. Those are important before your first layer of ceramic or wax. Direct: 1. clean wheel first 2. foam whole car 3. power wash without any touch. 4. foam again. 5. use 1 bucket of soap water and start cleaning with microfiber glove. 6. power rinse off. first time wax. 7. foam again. 8. use clay mitt to rub gently and remove all contaminate 9. wax or ceramic. (after dry)
@@moonrockschopshop The foam come outs from the Armor drip too fast. and didn't do much to remove any tough dirt. A foam from high pressure foam cannon can absorb the tough dirt and pressure rinse out before touching the car is more safe. For a special car, i will not recommend to take that risk
@@moonrockschopshop No problem, Be sure to check the youtube on every step of washing the car. Wheel & tire cleaning and how to use clay mitt. And how to ceramic. I learn everything step by step after i purchased this car. No need to buy high price pressure washer and ceramic product.
Love everything about this car... Especially rear diffuser, lower front bumper intakes. The Genesis coupe tails are my least favorite... But I'm digging.
I think if you choose a common car cleaning brand/company to buy products from, I would choose Griots. Pretty much all of their products are great for the money and are readily available. Chemical guys is really hit or miss in comparison.
@@moonrockschopshop Adams has some good stuff, I used their car shampoo for years and it's fairly legendary for it's value. They've fallen off in recent years IMO in terms of innovation, but I'd choose their products over chemical guys. P&S, Griots, and Koch Chemie have just about all I need for exterior and interior car cleaning so I would keep an eye out for their products as well.
When I started cleaning my car I used Chemical Guys stuff because it was cheap and easy to find. With that said, there are so many better products out there.
Wheels:
P&S Brake Buster
Wash:
P&S Pearl Shampoo
Carpro Reset
Quick Detailer:
P&S Bead Maker
Carpro Elixir
My advise would be to polish the car, if needed, and apply a ceramic coating. It makes washing so much easier and the shine is great! I use Carpro CQuartz UK3.0 and top it with Carpro Reload every 3 months or so.
I don’t know about chemical guys being cheap but , it’s a better mid range product that I know to be pretty good, especially the butter wax. 10/10
I have the white type s. Here is my advise below
If you still able to return the armor, return it. You will accident scratch your paint eventually if you keep wash like that.
Since you have the water hose, get a Ryobi pressure washer, only $100, foam canon, $60, power washer gun $60, mega foam (adams) $60 gallon. Wheel cleaner with iron and brake removal. And clay mitt too. Those are important before your first layer of ceramic or wax.
Direct:
1. clean wheel first
2. foam whole car
3. power wash without any touch.
4. foam again.
5. use 1 bucket of soap water and start cleaning with microfiber glove.
6. power rinse off.
first time wax.
7. foam again.
8. use clay mitt to rub gently and remove all contaminate
9. wax or ceramic. (after dry)
Thanks for this, but why do you say the armor all will scratch the car ?
@@moonrockschopshop The foam come outs from the Armor drip too fast. and didn't do much to remove any tough dirt. A foam from high pressure foam cannon can absorb the tough dirt and pressure rinse out before touching the car is more safe. For a special car, i will not recommend to take that risk
@@wayneyang3520 ahhh ok I understand. Thank you
@@moonrockschopshop No problem,
Be sure to check the youtube on every step of washing the car. Wheel & tire cleaning and how to use clay mitt. And how to ceramic. I learn everything step by step after i purchased this car. No need to buy high price pressure washer and ceramic product.
@@wayneyang3520 thanks for the insight
Love everything about this car... Especially rear diffuser, lower front bumper intakes. The Genesis coupe tails are my least favorite... But I'm digging.
The Genesis tail lights got me 💀 too 😂
I’m about to buy the wooly mammoth . Thanks for the review
It works better than expected !
Greetings from Panama 🇵🇦… I like that car…
For the Shampoo I recomend you… Chemical Guys Citrus Wash And Gloss ….. That Shampoo has Cleaning power…
Awesome, thanks for the advice . I knew I’d probably go to chemical guys for the soap eventually 😂
I think if you choose a common car cleaning brand/company to buy products from, I would choose Griots. Pretty much all of their products are great for the money and are readily available. Chemical guys is really hit or miss in comparison.
Thanks for the advice , I’ll try those out. My next product to try is Adam’s
@@moonrockschopshop Adams has some good stuff, I used their car shampoo for years and it's fairly legendary for it's value. They've fallen off in recent years IMO in terms of innovation, but I'd choose their products over chemical guys.
P&S, Griots, and Koch Chemie have just about all I need for exterior and interior car cleaning so I would keep an eye out for their products as well.
@@ZWortek awesome bro, thanks for the suggestions ima def check em out
The manual says not to use any brushes on the wheels.
Does it really ? 😂
Are you planning to put a ppf in your car?
Man I really want to, but anywhere I look it’s about 4K I can’t spend that right now and I don’t want to cheap out either
@@moonrockschopshop friends that had done it say that is a waste of money.
I agree.
@@Marbind idk if it’s waste, def great benefits. But must be done right