How To Wash Your Car With NVN London Techniques! Steps & Tools
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- Welcome to episode 1 of “IN DETAIL” Our new show from @nvnlondon where we’ll be sharing our team’s collective knowledge and experience of all things car care and detailing related! Episode 1 is a deep dive into a proper car wash!
Using the Ferrari F12 TDF and together with NVN London's head detailer Affa, We are starting a series to share cleaning, detailing and car care tips & techniques that we use at NVN London that you can use at home on your car.
This is our first video and unlike the usual content I film so please leave comments below what you would like to see next to improve any future content : )
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I dont dare to use high pressure on my car. I am afraid all the duct tape will blow off, causing the car to fall apart.
Shouldn't happen if you cable tie the tape down
beauty comment lol
Den I am good thinking batman
Bungie cords bro.😁 Duck tape is old school.
Comment of the day 😂
I absolutely love every bit of content you produce, this was so interesting and I hope that one day I can get a supercar en get it detailed by people with as much passion as you guys! Ideally it should be exactly you guys!
professional myself
I appreciate this video thanks for the basics of this noble ART!!!
Personally for wheels I use a dedicated mitt
Best Supercar Wasch Video i have ever Seen.
Wish this was very detailed car wash video with the names and links to all the products used I feel like was distracted about how the process looks that actually knowing what products are what but great video James
How have I not been recommended your channel by TH-cam yet... subscribed
What a true professional, so much technique involved.
Good content as always James. May I be as bold as to offer up some critique - To ensure the wheels have been properly washed, roll the car half a wheel turn - so the top which you can't see is then at the bottom and in the TDF's case the area that was behind the caliper is then not obstructed. Also the iron/contaminant remover is much more effective on a clean surface so benefits from being used after the washing/shampoo phase. All the best, Chris
This is brilliant and very interesting to see the lengths you go to for a ‘proper wash’. One thing that does interest me, how he stand up on those wet tiles? They must be like ice with all that water and solutions on them?
Damn that TDF looks so good under those lights, didn't think I was too fussed about it, but it's legit stunning! Perfect spec too Mr JWW!
NVN and TDF in one video 😍😍
I love the people that so passionate about cars, and how immaculate they taking care of these beauties
Learned so much in this video. 5 stars!
Really loved the video James. Can't wait for more of this series. Actually learned some things that i was doing wrong at home, will correct them thanks to you guys. I am doing this as a hobby so don't have all the fancy equipment yet but will hopefully get there one day.
Great stuff and thanks for sharing how things are done. 🤗
A good soap a proper clay bar job is all thats required.. You can't get a better finish. A lot of practises here are assembly line industrial processes for efficiency.... If you are doing this at home.. Hose, foam, 2 bucket wash, rinse then clay bar properly. It will cost you more time but yield the same result.
James.... Unreal video!!! Love all the different techniques etc learnt some new ones already. Will keep my car looking its best thanks
I washed my car for the first time in about 6 months yesterday. (Well. I paid the local polish hand car wash to wash it!!)
Was hoping you'd post another masterpiece online soon
Keep up the good work,
Love seeing your videos
An improvement on the 2 bucket method is to use multiple new microfibre cloths, discarding them as you use each side up. That way you're confident you're not dragging any dirt along the paintwork and not putting dirt into the bucket.
I felt like I was on my first day of my new job! I love it!
So oddly satisfying. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Mr jww makes an asmr video as well
Any tips for doing the exhausts?
Hey James, would love to see more of this series, could you let us know what products you are using and where you got them so we could buy them to use on our own cars?
Wow James I subconsciously wanted to see that video. Awesome work man! Keep up
HAHAHA the colour change on his face about the make up brush comment. too funny. Nice guys.
@mrjww great breakdown of the washing stage. As a pro detailer I actually learned my steps from watching @pauldalton from @miracledetail videos many years ago. It was like watching one of his videos which are great. So good work. look forward to watching the next videos. I would add snow foaming the car when claying as it gives a safer amount of lubricity between the clay bar and lacquer and adds the cleaning agent once again for that final deep clean step. Just a little encouragement to your already great process.
Love the NVN content!! Keep up the awesome stuff! Also that DBS Superleggera looked so stunning in that blue!
I've been hearing MVN since you started talking about it. Can't handle the fact it's NVN
I actually use RO water all the time, I have a cheaper 3 stage setup with a deionizing filter at the end, 100 gallons per day. I'm looking at going to a 5 stage setup with a UV filter to lower my PPM that little bit extra. Pure water with nothing else left in it is pretty oddly amazing/satisfying to see. It just moves and looks a little different to me. Cool stuff.
Well done Sir. Great work and meticulous attention to detail.
I mean you just perfected the video well done 👍
a very fun video which gave a lot if insight! amazing job!
Always love a slo-mo snow foam clip 👍🏼😍😁
I hope one day I can go to NVM London to meet you, your cars and share everything in my TH-cam channel !!!
Great video. With those expensive cars i would have used one bucket and have many mits in it, and a empty second bucket for used mits :P
A very good video. Thank you for taking the time to share this with us.
In my opinion a perfect detail should always start with the wheels coming off the car. I imagine this is not possible due to the volume of vehicles you expect to run through the business each week.
I recommend TGE to do a ppf at NVN!
Davide Vieira 😂
I second that 🤚🏻
Absolutely great vid 👍
Great stuff really explaining the process the place looks fantastic
The tdf is my favorite car of all time
Absolutely.
Absolutely drinking game to come 😂
Great video, thanks for sharing. It would be great to have a run down of which products you are using as well.
3:29 Please do help my OCD and change those bolts to dark titanium please? Much appreciated hahahaha. GREAT video series yet again James.......smashing 2019 so far aren't you?
Really interesting about the variable pressure washer stuff and the different attachments for snow foam etc.
Would it be possible to put a parts list in the description (make/model) or something of the like?
Thanks for the feedback - will work on this in the near future
@@MrJWW Please don't take that as a criticism. I Love the quality the videos, always good content. Was just curious what models were used so i can go out and buy one!
Wish you the best with this project, i love your videos.
Awesome as always 👍
How long does it take to fully clean just one wheel? And the whole car?
Very interesting content! Congrats!
Thank you James! Huge help and tip to upscale my car wash procedure
Next please sell these products you are using on the site of nvn london would be amazing
James you didn't cut corners (19:31 - Floor cleaners in the background). Great content as always!
Just one suggestion of improvement. It might be better to use different colors for the buckets. Hence you minimize the risk that an employee accidentally might mix up clean and dirty water.
Ps: great videos 😃
Fantastic video, I just put my video up of detailing my merc ! But this is another level 😍
My BMW E46 330i gets a detail job on Saturday. Hope it will shine just as the F12 🤣😍
9:00 song ?
This is a cool video and a perfect car
straight lines are no easier to buff out than swirls are. straight lines are how ever harder to see in direct sunlight unlike swirls
Guess the TDF ended up absolutely clean. That's some seriously thick snowfoam. What brand did you use?
I need these cleaning brushes , it's so easy with . 👌
Doesn't use glue and tar remover yet is surprised when there is tar deposits on the clay bar?
Quite a very good video though, absolutely awesome to see wheel woolies trumped by the EZ Detail Brush as usual.
Use the ez brush, great items
Brilliant! Where did you get the bucket and bucket trolley from??
That is soo much interesting!
Hey James, really interesting video. I'm a Chemical Engineering student - just a comment on reverse osmosis, would it not be sufficient to have an ultrafiltration or nanofiltration membrane? A reverse osmosis unit uses much higher pressure and is more expensive, but the difference in purity is just that RO removes monovalent and multivalent ions in addition to other impurities. This also makes me question why you would need a de-ionisation unit when you're using a RO membrane, since they both remove ions. Thanks for sharing your processes.
@@unknown_user283 haha sorry about that 🤷♂️
@@markrichey4997 what do you mean by that? RO should be a slower process than what I suggest because the size of the holes are smaller, unless I'm misunderstanding the process they use?
Do you ever wash your own car James?
Absolutely great video ;) ;)
Afer is from the motorshine channel right?
Well done! Hope your new business work out great! I´ll pop by some day with my Skoda Octavia Elegance 2002
Great vid that.....cleaning the car on sunday , some rite top tips . Thanks
Also the straight line scratch thing is a myth. You wash in straight lines as apposed to circular because it's not thorough. You're more likely to miss dirt in circular motions.
If you look at swirls it's actually lots of straight line scratches but when a bright source of light hits the paintwork it looks like circular scratches.
Loving this content!
Wow..wonderful car^^ James$$$
Absolutely 😀
Awesome video
awesome video
Amazing!!
What pressure washers do you use?
Is this the gentleman from Motorshine??
Is the ionic water filtration system any good/still in use?
wonderful business! just watching this video made me tired lol keep up the good work! the clay bar works wonders when cleaning glass too.
I need a bucket caddy thing , where did you get it?
hello. I wanted to know if you can tell me where I can find the water filter you took. I'm looking for it for my business
Hola James ,,How's You Are The Family Esta bien😁 😍The F12 ,nice In Red😍😍 Thanks To Your Friend ,For Showing Us Que is Que👌
james any reason inparticular for getting a unit right beside topaz? just curious
My Maserati GranTurismo has the felt in the arches too, it's a pain for cleaning
Interested to know what foam product was used in the video
imizha looh looked like meguiars
Can someone please tell me the name of the song at 6:59 ?
trying to find it as well
@@tubbstercole4987 "Never Gonna Fail" by Killrude
@@pillieee sweet. Thanks
Awesome video man as always! :) I've been looking for the name of the song at 9:00 , can you please tell me :) Cheers
Also, never use a citrus spray in direct sun light!
Leaves drops that even polish can't get out.
live n learn and always read the do's n don'ts on the bottle.
This is the guy that did a detailing video of a silver r34 GTR with a million views!!!
why wouldn't you wash tyres before the alloys? otherwise dirt is just dripping onto the clean wheel
interested in knowing where you can buy a heated air dryer and the reverse osmosis water system...
Will add In The next episode - thanks for the feedback 👍🏻
Just surprised their not using a Kranzler.
Good video - when's the next one ?? 😁😁😁😁😁
Premium work goes on the inside of your facility.
James were you on the M42 today in the GT3?
Good marketing technique.
The TDF looked otherworldly under the lights after being washed. Are you officially open yet James?