I thought using a foam canon was all you need to do to wash a car. Spray the foam, rinse it off, and you are done. Thank you for the education. Subbed.
Thank you for all your videos...it helped me choose the proper pressure washer hose, gun and orifice for my electric pressure washer. Keep up the great work!
Yesterday I used that ceramic detail spray on my new car. Wow! It’s incredible. I liked the results so much I used it on our 2015 Honda Odyssey and…wow! It’s like the ultimate detailer’s secret!
Great video Have you ever considered skipping the pre-rinsing process and going straight into foaming? I’m a detailer here in the South Bay and I’ll double foam cars. The first foam cannon has a little bit of APC on it. That helps breakdown the dirt then I rinse the car. The second time I from the car I go into my contact Wash but at that point the car is very clean
I’m considering what way I can provide a 30 minute wash, not skipping on wheels and final phase of polish like in the video. I’m thinking say Gsf with some Gs pre wash, 2 min or so then rince. While car is wet go over with Gsf in the bucket and mitt. The point is do we need a second foam part at all? The prewash will get rid of most grime and also lubricate for the hand wash to take place. Why sud the car again
Good information about a basic maintenance wash using good washing techniques. I especially liked the comment on the window cleaning. Clean microfibers and water........ That's brilliant for a maintenance wash and probably all that is needed. The only time you would need a dedicated window cleaner would probably be if you had some gunk or oily substances on the window. Many times the wipers will pick up gunk and spread it across the windows over time using them in the rain. You'd probably need an actual window cleaner to get rid of that gunk build up. I like Angelwax Vision. That stuff cut's through just about anything. Finishes streak free too. Good stuff.
Josh I'm happy to see you rinsing off the car first before any touching 👌🏽💥💯......I've seen some detailer start foam and start washing 🤔 not good ......keep the good work up Josh!!!! Great product from technician's choice 💥 my favorite go to spray wax 😮 same way I clean windows 😎 no chemicals
I definitely don't rinse first. You're blasting grit into the paint at 1,000+ psi which is not what I want to do. I want any of that stuff to be encapsulated by the time I rinse. I do rinse after the initial foam and then foam again for the contact wash. Two different products.
While I think this run-through is great for people wanting a fast workflow, I think it's worth noting that this style of wash will only work with a very well maintained vehicle that is washed frequently and likely has full protection coatings across the vehicle. Not saying it won't work for uncoated vehicles, but that certainly speeds things up drastically
I learned early in your videos and about my goto detail cermanic spray.Tech 582 is the shit.It can do many things well.I now recommend buying it in the largest size.Its that good.Also cant stress enuff atleast for me,get the better quality MF towels(whatever brand).No tags no edges,spend the money and just dont settle for the cheapest you can find.I prefer Adams towels but that just me.GJ Josh. I try support your channel when i can.Im sure this is out of your hands,shipping from CA to NC almost doubles my cost. Great video even if your a weekend warrior,i learned alot as usual.Thanks -- The combo of this channel and Pan are terrific.Honest opinions -how to and more.Ive learned to spend my money much efficently.Thanks
Well I’ve been doing my car wrong. I always Contact washed first then foam cannon! Then I saw a video on TikTok Simone m someone foam cannon first then contact wash the same way you did! Had me question myself and of course look up a video! Thanks!!
How do you know when the micro-towel is ready to be tossed ??? Just love the way the spray foam gives the car a beard. Nice work fella. Last thing, HOSE WATER OR DISTILLED WATER FOR GLASS ?? ATTENTION TO DETAIL OF THE LITTLE THINGS MAKE THE BIG THINGS HAPPEN FELLA.
Thanks for sharing your process. I personally have found spraying a claylube dilution level of ONR after the rinse, but before the foam/wash adds a good deal more glide to the wash mitts and cleans effectively. It also seems to help reduce soap residue drying as fast in hot days.
@@Blaze_556 I wouldn't say spot free, but it helps. It definitely improves the feel of the mitt during the wash. I also use an once in my Rinse bucket to help the dirt release easier.
I love the videos. Why do I see so many detailers rinse the foam wash off then go into the 2 bucket method? Seems like a waste since you have the lubricating foam on the car already and you can't replicate that with a bucket. Thanks again!
Just cut up grout sponge, one without the abrasive side, from Home Depot and toss it after. It's way cheaper and very effective for tire gels like Sonax and so on. One sponge cut up neatly with a sharp razor blade or utility knife will get you like 10 to 15 applicators.
What soaps do you recommend for ceramic coated vehicles? Rite now I am using Car Pro reset but that is some expensive soap to be using weekly. Also what drying aid would you use . Do you still use TC ?
I'll check out that Technicians Choice. Have you tried Wizards Mist-N-Shine? Also really good stuff. One tip I never see mentioned is regarding product storage. Most people's garages are unconditioned. The hot summers and freezing winters have ruined some of my products, so I now keep them inside the house at room temperature.
The blower he is using is a Toro Ultra, Model 51619. There are 2 models, both are 260MPH, one is 340 CFM for $70, the other 405 CFM for $99. Harbor Freight has an identical blower, Portland 62337, 375 CFM for $47.
The battery operated shop blowers are nice too. They have a rubber nozzle and you can run them in a stubby config. I have the Dewalt one, Milwaukee has one as well. I’m sure there are others.
Bruh ... When you said "It smells terrible" at 5:18 .... I felt that ... I played around with what I would call "an elite wheel cleaner" this weekend and my daughter was like ... "Daddy that stinks!" ... All I could say is "Yes it does baby". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
To rinse the car after you apply the Adams mega foam, would you ever go to a 25° spray nozzle or is that too strong? My Sunjoe pressure washer says I should only use the 40° but it seems to not be strong enough to rinse off the foam unless I go really slow with it. Thanks for your channel. I just bought a Ford bronco and due to the soft top, I wash it myself. Your videos have been very helpful.
You can use the 25/40 nozzle is our go to, it’s all about the pressure 1200-1500 psi you’ll be fine. We like 25 nozzle for wheel and rockers panels. We use a MTM spray gun SGS28 Swivel version.
I have discovered from watching Pan the Organizer, that before rinsing down a dirty car like the one shown, you spray a layer of foam on dry paint to soften the dirt. Using a pressure washer to rinse off softened dirt will greatly reduce any chance of scratching the paint while rinsing with high pressure water.
That can be effective for sure but I would only do that if the paint is cool. If it has been in the sun and the paint is warm some soaps that are higher ph can cause some adverse effects
Love your videos, wish I found them sooner! What is the fiberglass tank in the corner to the left of the garage door as you're looking out from the inside? Is that a compressed air receiver tank?
I live in the desert so the only dirt I get is dust so I rarely use a contact wash. Just rinse, foam, rinse and blow dry. I need to start using a drying agent but this video shows one that I don't want cuz I would have to buy a gallon so I would like to find a cheap one in a smaller bottle.
I like to do my windows first so I won’t get water marks because there so hard to get rid of then I dry body. I use a leaf blower also but it still leaves tiny beeds of water than can dry in the sun. But keep in mind I use tap water not distilled water like pros $$$
Im buying my first pressure washer soon but wanted to know why you dont rinse off the foam after atep 3. Wont it cause scratches if you wipe it after the foam lifts the dirt from the paint? Is a rinse needed?
Thanks, good for a rookie like me who is tired of paying for car washes. The foam cannon you list is not in stock. Can you recommend another reasonable one?
Great videos! Thank you... with the ceramic detail spray does it matter if the paint isn't ceramic when using a ceramic detail spray? Should one use a different detail spray? Or is the Technicians Choice TEC582 Ceramic Detail Spray good for all vehicles? Thanks again!
On a hot sunny day does the thick foam dry before you can get to it? If that's the case should I rinse and reapply soap just one side and then the other? Or is foam thick enough not to dry?
I know this is old but aren't you scratching that clear coat with the contaminates? Also is this a regular customer and you've done the Decontamination process recently?
Thx so much! One question what pressure is your pressure washer? I only have a 3200psi version and think it is too high so I use a bigger nozzle to reduce the force of the jet.
isn't the point of snow foam to soak up and lift the dirt off so you can blast off the dirt with the foam with a pressure washer before you do the contact wash?
why do you prefer a microfiber towel over a wash mitt? why not use the sio2 product on the windows as well? i love that it beads water and helps me use my wipers less often
A Wash mitt is great, i just like being able to toss the microfibers to the side and switch to a fresh one. For the si02 on windows, I do that sometimes but it can cause a little streaking so its just takes a little more time to get the perfect!
Just came across this and seeing you only use water and a clean microfiber towel... Will this process work on the inside of the window where i have hazing going on? Or is there another method for that?
I had a question man so now that I bought a foam cannon do I still need to use a shampoo and rinse bucket to my steps or can I just use the foam with the rinse bucket ? Thank you man love your videos
I was wondering if you have done a video on how to detail and restore piano black side panels? Also what products do you use on those sensitive piano black side panels and inside Dash piano black panels.
Have you experienced any issues with P&S Brake Buster on black wheels or was that just out of caution (Aston Martin)? I see here you decided to use the foam cannon shampoo. Read some reviews on Amazon where Brake Buster messed up gloss black wheels.
Is it ok to use 2 different soaps when washing a vehicle, like a regular shampoo soap in foam cannon and like a wash and wax soap in bucket for contact wash as to not clog up foam cannon with wash and wax soap
Malco fast shot will stail tyres if left on too long or too hot. i never reacher for it i much prefered acid. It works ok but I dont recoment for SUPER dirty rims or disaster details (I worked at a dealership and non of the detailers their including me, liked the product, cleans tires and rims ok tho)
Hi it seems that you are using the same soap in the bucket and the foam gun,,,if so do we have to rinse the car after the foam canon or you leave it on and wash the car ? Thanks for your great videos Hello from Europe
Hey Josh I’m a new subscriber from New York I was wondering on any tips and products for matt factory paint I have a f150 black widow with factory Matt paint from acs (Georgia) any advice will be appreciated thank you God bless
I bought the MJJC foam gun from you, also bought the Ryobi 1600 psi pressure washer and Chemical Guys new foam. Watching you foam the car it seems you have less pressure on the gun. When I foam it’s seems like there is too much pressure, can I adjust? Thanks for your reply
I thought using a foam canon was all you need to do to wash a car. Spray the foam, rinse it off, and you are done. Thank you for the education. Subbed.
You’re kidding. Right?
Thank you for all your videos...it helped me choose the proper pressure washer hose, gun and orifice for my electric pressure washer. Keep up the great work!
Same here thanks OG
Yesterday I used that ceramic detail spray on my new car. Wow! It’s incredible. I liked the results so much I used it on our 2015 Honda Odyssey and…wow! It’s like the ultimate detailer’s secret!
That stuff is fantastic!!
I used to be a valet. After 4,000 rpm’s the vanquish sounds like nothing else. It’s one of the best sounding cars ever!
Great video
Have you ever considered skipping the pre-rinsing process and going straight into foaming?
I’m a detailer here in the South Bay and I’ll double foam cars. The first foam cannon has a little bit of APC on it. That helps breakdown the dirt then I rinse the car. The second time I from the car I go into my contact Wash but at that point the car is very clean
absolutely. instead of apc i usually use a pre wash like auto foam from bilt hamber. foam, rinse, foam with a ph neutral soap and contact wash.
I’m considering what way I can provide a 30 minute wash, not skipping on wheels and final phase of polish like in the video.
I’m thinking say Gsf with some Gs pre wash, 2 min or so then rince. While car is wet go over with Gsf in the bucket and mitt. The point is do we need a second foam part at all? The prewash will get rid of most grime and also lubricate for the hand wash to take place. Why sud the car again
I got an Active pressure and the Uber flex thanks to you, Josh.
Good information about a basic maintenance wash using good washing techniques. I especially liked the comment on the window cleaning. Clean microfibers and water........ That's brilliant for a maintenance wash and probably all that is needed. The only time you would need a dedicated window cleaner would probably be if you had some gunk or oily substances on the window. Many times the wipers will pick up gunk and spread it across the windows over time using them in the rain. You'd probably need an actual window cleaner to get rid of that gunk build up. I like Angelwax Vision. That stuff cut's through just about anything. Finishes streak free too. Good stuff.
Josh I'm happy to see you rinsing off the car first before any touching 👌🏽💥💯......I've seen some detailer start foam and start washing 🤔 not good ......keep the good work up Josh!!!! Great product from technician's choice 💥 my favorite go to spray wax 😮 same way I clean windows 😎 no chemicals
Thanks 👍
I definitely don't rinse first. You're blasting grit into the paint at 1,000+ psi which is not what I want to do. I want any of that stuff to be encapsulated by the time I rinse. I do rinse after the initial foam and then foam again for the contact wash. Two different products.
Excellent video and tips. The best that I’ve seen so far.
Just in time for dinner and a clip! Thanks for the great content homie! 🙏🏼
Just Water !!! Water cleans 💯 Luv it brother no need for to much chemicals
I wash my car with the two bucket method. After seeing how you wash the car using towel, I will try this on my car. Thank you.
While I think this run-through is great for people wanting a fast workflow, I think it's worth noting that this style of wash will only work with a very well maintained vehicle that is washed frequently and likely has full protection coatings across the vehicle. Not saying it won't work for uncoated vehicles, but that certainly speeds things up drastically
Do one for interior process
I like the one bucket method. I way over bought towels. I have like 25 extra towels like the ones you use.
I learned early in your videos and about my goto detail cermanic spray.Tech 582 is the shit.It can do many things well.I now recommend buying it in the largest size.Its that good.Also cant stress enuff atleast for me,get the better quality MF towels(whatever brand).No tags no edges,spend the money and just dont settle for the cheapest you can find.I prefer Adams towels but that just me.GJ Josh. I try support your channel when i can.Im sure this is out of your hands,shipping from CA to NC almost doubles my cost. Great video even if your a weekend warrior,i learned alot as usual.Thanks -- The combo of this channel and Pan are terrific.Honest opinions -how to and more.Ive learned to spend my money much efficently.Thanks
Well I’ve been doing my car wrong. I always Contact washed first then foam cannon! Then I saw a video on TikTok Simone m someone foam cannon first then contact wash the same way you did! Had me question myself and of course look up a video! Thanks!!
How do you know when the micro-towel is ready to be tossed ??? Just love the way the spray foam gives the car a beard. Nice work fella.
Last thing, HOSE WATER OR DISTILLED WATER FOR GLASS ??
ATTENTION TO DETAIL OF THE LITTLE THINGS MAKE THE BIG THINGS HAPPEN FELLA.
“Perfect”!
Great video and guidance. Car looks awesome !!
Thanks for sharing your process. I personally have found spraying a claylube dilution level of ONR after the rinse, but before the foam/wash adds a good deal more glide to the wash mitts and cleans effectively. It also seems to help reduce soap residue drying as fast in hot days.
So the onr acts as a spot free rinse of sorts?
@@Blaze_556 I wouldn't say spot free, but it helps. It definitely improves the feel of the mitt during the wash. I also use an once in my Rinse bucket to help the dirt release easier.
Have you permanently switched from Mr. Pink to Adams?
I love the videos. Why do I see so many detailers rinse the foam wash off then go into the 2 bucket method? Seems like a waste since you have the lubricating foam on the car already and you can't replicate that with a bucket. Thanks again!
What type of pad did you use to put on the tire dressing at the end of the video?
Just cut up grout sponge, one without the abrasive side, from Home Depot and toss it after. It's way cheaper and very effective for tire gels like Sonax and so on. One sponge cut up neatly with a sharp razor blade or utility knife will get you like 10 to 15 applicators.
Do you wash your microfiber towels and reuse? Of so how?
Wash them, Just like you would your clothes when they’re dirty
@@dragonzdoser2071and wash them separately by purpose. you don’t want cross contamination or such
Wash in warm water with nothing else
@@aguccislide6132not going to put one towel in the washing machine at a time dude 😂😂. That’s a WASTE of electricity!!
@@CeeWorld69 yeah well obviously you’d just hand wash at that point. i’m talking about those with packs of towels
What soaps do you recommend for ceramic coated vehicles? Rite now I am using Car Pro reset but that is some expensive soap to be using weekly. Also what drying aid would you use . Do you still use TC ?
Adam's megafoam or use a ph neutral soap.
I'll check out that Technicians Choice. Have you tried Wizards Mist-N-Shine? Also really good stuff. One tip I never see mentioned is regarding product storage. Most people's garages are unconditioned. The hot summers and freezing winters have ruined some of my products, so I now keep them inside the house at room temperature.
We should play a drinking game that revolves around how many times Josh says "perfect". All kidding aside, great video!
Or "guys".
Do you dilute the detail spray and if so, how much. 9:00
You must have good quality water. In Indiana that window method would have white hard water spots all over it.
Awesome video Josh. Can I still use the ceramic spray if the vehicle I washed has some swirl marks on it? Will it make anything worse?
tech ceramic spray works wonders. Even after a wash with swirls. Adds that layer of protection for weeks to months. Using a Ph balance car soap
Can we see this process on something that's actually dirty not just a little dusty?
Solid as always!
I read somewhere that you do NOT start with the rinse, but rather the foam.
Outstanding video brother 👏 👌
The blower he is using is a Toro Ultra, Model 51619. There are 2 models, both are 260MPH, one is 340 CFM for $70, the other 405 CFM for $99. Harbor Freight has an identical blower, Portland 62337, 375 CFM for $47.
The battery operated shop blowers are nice too. They have a rubber nozzle and you can run them in a stubby config. I have the Dewalt one, Milwaukee has one as well. I’m sure there are others.
Good stuff. Do u ever use clay in your preparation before waxing
Bruh ... When you said "It smells terrible" at 5:18 .... I felt that ... I played around with what I would call "an elite wheel cleaner" this weekend and my daughter was like ... "Daddy that stinks!" ... All I could say is "Yes it does baby". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
To rinse the car after you apply the Adams mega foam, would you ever go to a 25° spray nozzle or is that too strong? My Sunjoe pressure washer says I should only use the 40° but it seems to not be strong enough to rinse off the foam unless I go really slow with it. Thanks for your channel. I just bought a Ford bronco and due to the soft top, I wash it myself. Your videos have been very helpful.
You can use the 25/40 nozzle is our go to, it’s all about the pressure 1200-1500 psi you’ll be fine. We like 25 nozzle for wheel and rockers panels. We use a MTM spray gun SGS28 Swivel version.
"The product that I use for windows...is water."
This man is living in 3021
Can you make a video on the ceramic finishing spray.
How you apply it.
Thanks again.
Damn that's a beautiful car
How can you get done before the soap dries ? I can’t make it no matter how quick I can be? 😳🤷♂️🤷♂️
Do you leave the foam canon foam,soap, on the car when doing the contact wash?
Josh great video.
What's the best method to get rid of water spots on glass and painted trim surfaces?
I have discovered from watching Pan the Organizer, that before rinsing down a dirty car like the one shown, you spray a layer of foam on dry paint to soften the dirt. Using a pressure washer to rinse off softened dirt will greatly reduce any chance of scratching the paint while rinsing with high pressure water.
That can be effective for sure but I would only do that if the paint is cool. If it has been in the sun and the paint is warm some soaps that are higher ph can cause some adverse effects
Love your videos, wish I found them sooner! What is the fiberglass tank in the corner to the left of the garage door as you're looking out from the inside? Is that a compressed air receiver tank?
I have a question. How do you make the foam Cannon not swivel, mine swivels, any way to fix that? I use quick connects btw.
Thats by design. Its to help spray even foam regardless of pressure washer gun orientation.
Is there anyway to eliminate contact wash to get the car totally clean?
I live in the desert so the only dirt I get is dust so I rarely use a contact wash. Just rinse, foam, rinse and blow dry. I need to start using a drying agent but this video shows one that I don't want cuz I would have to buy a gallon so I would like to find a cheap one in a smaller bottle.
Phenomenal job
So with all the equipments and chemicals and products, the best product that is most important is that Elbow grease.
I like to do my windows first so I won’t get water marks because there so hard to get rid of then I dry body. I use a leaf blower also but it still leaves tiny beeds of water than can dry in the sun. But keep in mind I use tap water not distilled water like pros $$$
Im buying my first pressure washer soon but wanted to know why you dont rinse off the foam after atep 3. Wont it cause scratches if you wipe it after the foam lifts the dirt from the paint? Is a rinse needed?
Hey, buddy, love your videos quick question period so on the ceramic detail. Can I use that on a vehicle that already has a traffic coating? Maybe?😊
You only do exterior?
Great video! One item jumped out at me while you were wiping/washing the lower section and moving up using the same rags, thought that was a no-no?
It looks like he flipped the rag over to a clean side
Where does bug and tar and grease removal fit into this process?
Thanks, good for a rookie like me who is tired of paying for car washes. The foam cannon you list is not in stock. Can you recommend another reasonable one?
I just tried out this one and was really impressed for the price! www.amazon.com/dp/B0CH9QWJHY/?tag=detailgreen-20
Do you not need to rinse after foaming the car? I’ve always thought snow foam, rinse, then contact wash, rinse?
Would this apply to car which has ppf and ceramic coated?
How many towels should I have ready for everything from washing to drying
What gsm and brand of micro fibre are you using in this car wash?
So is it safe to use the Chemical guys mister pink foam so on a ceramic coated vehicle
Great videos! Thank you... with the ceramic detail spray does it matter if the paint isn't ceramic when using a ceramic detail spray? Should one use a different detail spray? Or is the Technicians Choice TEC582 Ceramic Detail Spray good for all vehicles? Thanks again!
What did you use to shine the tires
On a hot sunny day does the thick foam dry before you can get to it? If that's the case should I rinse and reapply soap just one side and then the other? Or is foam thick enough not to dry?
I know this is old but aren't you scratching that clear coat with the contaminates? Also is this a regular customer and you've done the Decontamination process recently?
Thx so much! One question what pressure is your pressure washer? I only have a 3200psi version and think it is too high so I use a bigger nozzle to reduce the force of the jet.
isn't the point of snow foam to soak up and lift the dirt off so you can blast off the dirt with the foam with a pressure washer before you do the contact wash?
Perfect 🤩
why do you prefer a microfiber towel over a wash mitt?
why not use the sio2 product on the windows as well? i love that it beads water and helps me use my wipers less often
A Wash mitt is great, i just like being able to toss the microfibers to the side and switch to a fresh one. For the si02 on windows, I do that sometimes but it can cause a little streaking so its just takes a little more time to get the perfect!
Can I dilute it with tap water or should I use distilled/deionized water?
Just came across this and seeing you only use water and a clean microfiber towel... Will this process work on the inside of the window where i have hazing going on? Or is there another method for that?
Thanks for your very informative videos. How long it's take you and how much we can ask for something like that to a client?
I had a question man so now that I bought a foam cannon do I still need to use a shampoo and rinse bucket to my steps or can I just use the foam with the rinse bucket ? Thank you man love your videos
Great detail new subscriber
Thanks
Enjoyed your video, could you list your product links...
hi, do you usually use same kind of liquid for both prewash and regular wash when using the foam cannon?
I like tech choice g-max. But what does si02 stand for?
Do you wax? and if so which wax do you prefer? and if your going to wax would u still finish the dry with the ceramic spray?
I was wondering if you have done a video on how to detail and restore piano black side panels? Also what products do you use on those sensitive piano black side panels and inside Dash piano black panels.
I haven’t but that’s a great idea
Same products and process as the paint. Just a little more finesse cause those panels aren’t typically as hard as paint
Have you experienced any issues with P&S Brake Buster on black wheels or was that just out of caution (Aston Martin)? I see here you decided to use the foam cannon shampoo. Read some reviews on Amazon where Brake Buster messed up gloss black wheels.
McKillans says wide mouth snow foam cannon has 1.15 mm orifice.
Can you put a ceramic detailer on without a wax?
Microfiber towels are safe to use to wash ?
Is it ok to use 2 different soaps when washing a vehicle, like a regular shampoo soap in foam cannon and like a wash and wax soap in bucket for contact wash as to not clog up foam cannon with wash and wax soap
what do you put in the contact bucket?
Best ratio for big suv foam?
Are the microfibre clothes you use to apply soap to the car safe to use on a ceramic coated car?
I have a 2022 Supra with Phantom Gray Matte paint. can you please help me with the care of matte finish.
Just courious what pressure washer did you use
Malco fast shot will stail tyres if left on too long or too hot. i never reacher for it i much prefered acid. It works ok but I dont recoment for SUPER dirty rims or disaster details
(I worked at a dealership and non of the detailers their including me, liked the product, cleans tires and rims ok tho)
AND IT DOES NOT SMELL BAD YOU GOTTA BE HUFFING IT TO HAVE A PROBLEM
Hi it seems that you are using the same soap in the bucket and the foam gun,,,if so do we have to rinse the car after the foam canon or you leave it on and wash the car ? Thanks for your great videos Hello from Europe
Same question , ,
Hey Josh I’m a new subscriber from New York I was wondering on any tips and products for matt factory paint I have a f150 black widow with factory Matt paint from acs (Georgia) any advice will be appreciated thank you God bless
Foam it up ... rinse it off .... 5 minutes done!
in 10 minutes it'll all be dirty again lol
Can you use a foam cannon with 1.1 using a power washer /pressure washer 2900 psi
Might be off topic, but do you just wash your towels in your home washer and reuse them?
Some yes some no. If they aren’t visibly dirty I’ll wash them. If they have and dirt markings I won’t use them on cars anymore
Sio2 is Quartz!
I bought the MJJC foam gun from you, also bought the Ryobi 1600 psi pressure washer and Chemical Guys new foam. Watching you foam the car it seems you have less pressure on the gun. When I foam it’s seems like there is too much pressure, can I adjust? Thanks for your reply
Hi Tom you shouldn’t need to… if you want you can email me a short video of it and I take a look! Josh@detailgreenusa.com