It's funny that you mention the Ryobi pressure washers because you're right that they're generally labeled to exaggerate the psi, however on their very very lowest model it's touted as a 1600 psi model but most people actually get around 1900 psi😂. Obviously the GPM is just as low as they say it is but it's funny that the little cheapo one blasts out so much more psi than it's supposed to. Definitely a good little around the house workhorse for a backup pressure washer. Edit: as a primary washer intended for detailing and consistency though I would definitely stick with the Karcher line or one of the Active models.
Wash chems is the best bang for your bucket. Pro 50 & pro 100. One is for cars the other is for commercial vehicles. Single-step wash, but it’s touch-less. I love it
Just bought mine also I have a dewalt gas pressure washer I agree with all u say but no definitely not the pressure washer I believe it’s the product if I sold this I would do a money back guarantee 🤷♂️ will finish this product definitely no ordering another 😢 great video brother keep it up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
👍🏻 video. Are 2 step washes a service you provide for your customers often? Being new to the detail industry. I was unaware of these. You like chem x, are there others that you would recommend? Is this worth me considering for my business? Thank you
Not a service I provide but more for personal use, sometimes it's too cold, sometimes I am feeling lazy, sometimes I just want to get it cleaned quickly. It's definitely a good service to offer if you are doing fleet washing for company vehicles and trucks.
So which is the best soap to use. Are they all just soap with a different name? I’ve been using image wash products for awhile. But I also use a brush on everything I wash. I’ve never had a soap that I can spray on and wash off and it be as clean as using a brush.
Just came across your video I'm in the market of buying these kinds of products what I've noticed on one of renegades videos they added like 3/4 of the bottle of product and the rest with water could that be the reason why your pressure washer didn't completely clean the car because it requires more product 🤔
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa you're absolutely right what the prices on these products might as well bite the bullet and go with chem-x in my opinion sometimes less is better than more..
Hey Brother! My Renegade review is coming up. Can't catch a break. Rainy California and of course, my surgery delay🤬🤬. The way I understand it, Chem-x was the 1st between Image/Chem-x. Not 💯% on that nugget of info bro. to your point, Washchems is so convenient and simple as it's ONE product, one cannon ,one step. The Biggest downside, streaking , staining or oxidizing bare aluminum which basically eliminates 80% of the trucking industry. Also on Washchems, I do have a new Quart, it has solidified in the bottom portion of the bottle. I have dm'd, and emailed them. No resolution so I'd say washchems customer service could/should be better! Anytime I ask Chem-X or Image a question I get an answer immediately. Hey man, good stuff! I'll be another week out. More rain today and tomorrow... I'll take it, we need it! Take Care Martin! Chem-X all day but I am Stoked to try Renegade!!!
Good to see you hanging in there man! Thanks for checking the video out. Hopefully your Renegade experience is better, I'll def be staying tuned awaiting it! Have an easy recovery brother!
I have tried chem x stars and stripes a couple different times. It's never worked for me (simpson 4200psi 4gpm gas pressure washer, set around 3000 psi). :/ I just got wash chems 50, but have not had a chance to try it yet. What do I need to look out for with it??
I have a handful of videos using stars and stripes, check them out they might help you see how you can get better results. Wash Chems just stay out of the sun and don't let it dry or get it on any metals that arent clear coated.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa nope it’s been around for a while. They usually sell it in bulk to touch less car washes but if you call them they will sell it in 32oz bottles
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa bought it a month ago or so. Have to agitate to make it work, 3200psi pressure washer. Pointless considering it’s a touch less. I bought it for less work but the el cheapo turtle wax soap from oreileys works just as good if I have to agitate.
@550hpW900L use the link in the description and it will automatically apply a 5% off discount as well for chemicals from them. They're a great company and the owner Bob is a real upstanding guy.
Your not using Imperial.... your using American measures. A US Gallon is different to a Imperial Gallon. Fun fact... the US system is based on the weight of alcohol and the Imperial system is based on the weight of water.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa I understand that. I've had the kranzle 1622TS for a few years now and I've come to the realization that if I'm going to be doing touchless 2 steps that I need a better pressure washer. I just ordered a 3.5gpm 2500psi 220v electric wall mount pressure washer from powerjet. Bob even states that the pressure washer is whats doing the real work. After years, I've come to agree with him on that. The little pressure washers will get it done, but a bigger one will save you time.
@02reaper I did a live video with Bob a couple weeks ago. In it he shows where he used his pressure washer and a cheap electric one and basically showed without any chemicals, they both had the same impact. That being said those with higher flow Definitely help get the work done much faster.
It's funny that you mention the Ryobi pressure washers because you're right that they're generally labeled to exaggerate the psi, however on their very very lowest model it's touted as a 1600 psi model but most people actually get around 1900 psi😂.
Obviously the GPM is just as low as they say it is but it's funny that the little cheapo one blasts out so much more psi than it's supposed to. Definitely a good little around the house workhorse for a backup pressure washer.
Edit: as a primary washer intended for detailing and consistency though I would definitely stick with the Karcher line or one of the Active models.
Wash chems is the best bang for your bucket. Pro 50 & pro 100. One is for cars the other is for commercial vehicles. Single-step wash, but it’s touch-less. I love it
I have used wash chems and have videos on it. it's a lot better than this that's for sure.
Just bought mine also I have a dewalt gas pressure washer I agree with all u say but no definitely not the pressure washer I believe it’s the product if I sold this I would do a money back guarantee 🤷♂️ will finish this product definitely no ordering another 😢 great video brother keep it up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yea, it's junk. I've been using it in my wheel cleaning bucket as soap. Works for that at least lol
👍🏻 video. Are 2 step washes a service you provide for your customers often? Being new to the detail industry. I was unaware of these. You like chem x, are there others that you would recommend? Is this worth me considering for my business? Thank you
Not a service I provide but more for personal use, sometimes it's too cold, sometimes I am feeling lazy, sometimes I just want to get it cleaned quickly. It's definitely a good service to offer if you are doing fleet washing for company vehicles and trucks.
So which is the best soap to use. Are they all just soap with a different name? I’ve been using image wash products for awhile. But I also use a brush on everything I wash. I’ve never had a soap that I can spray on and wash off and it be as clean as using a brush.
@@dustinjohnson2116 best will all determine on the use case. This stuff will work with a brush
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa everything works with a brush.
@@dustinjohnson2116He concluded the Chem X was better
Just came across your video I'm in the market of buying these kinds of products what I've noticed on one of renegades videos they added like 3/4 of the bottle of product and the rest with water could that be the reason why your pressure washer didn't completely clean the car because it requires more product 🤔
Absolutely insane if it needs that much, but that's entirely possible. Chem-X Stars & Stripes is definitely the best on the market.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa you're absolutely right what the prices on these products might as well bite the bullet and go with chem-x in my opinion sometimes less is better than more..
Hey Brother! My Renegade review is coming up. Can't catch a break. Rainy California and of course, my surgery delay🤬🤬. The way I understand it, Chem-x was the 1st between Image/Chem-x. Not 💯% on that nugget of info bro. to your point, Washchems is so convenient and simple as it's ONE product, one cannon ,one step. The Biggest downside, streaking , staining or oxidizing bare aluminum which basically eliminates 80% of the trucking industry. Also on Washchems, I do have a new Quart, it has solidified in the bottom portion of the bottle. I have dm'd, and emailed them. No resolution so I'd say washchems customer service could/should be better! Anytime I ask Chem-X or Image a question I get an answer immediately. Hey man, good stuff! I'll be another week out. More rain today and tomorrow... I'll take it, we need it! Take Care Martin! Chem-X all day but I am Stoked to try Renegade!!!
Good to see you hanging in there man! Thanks for checking the video out. Hopefully your Renegade experience is better, I'll def be staying tuned awaiting it! Have an easy recovery brother!
thanks for the review
I have tried chem x stars and stripes a couple different times. It's never worked for me (simpson 4200psi 4gpm gas pressure washer, set around 3000 psi). :/ I just got wash chems 50, but have not had a chance to try it yet. What do I need to look out for with it??
I have a handful of videos using stars and stripes, check them out they might help you see how you can get better results. Wash Chems just stay out of the sun and don't let it dry or get it on any metals that arent clear coated.
Superior Products has a really nice two step was as well! And affordable!
I'll have to check it out. Is it new?
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa nope it’s been around for a while. They usually sell it in bulk to touch less car washes but if you call them they will sell it in 32oz bottles
This good to use on cermaic coating?
should be fine but the product itself isnt that great
@@BelLavoroAutoSpainteresting.
First time I’ve used this on a semi truck it worked ok, then I’ve been disappointed since.
How recently? They sent me their updated formula but I have not tested yet. Chem-X Stars & Stripes was better by a long shot.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa bought it a month ago or so. Have to agitate to make it work, 3200psi pressure washer. Pointless considering it’s a touch less. I bought it for less work but the el cheapo turtle wax soap from oreileys works just as good if I have to agitate.
@@550hpW900L okay yea sounds like not much improved then. Definitely check out Chem X if you want something that works
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa will do. I just rewashed and agitated it, still got bugs everywhere.
@550hpW900L use the link in the description and it will automatically apply a 5% off discount as well for chemicals from them. They're a great company and the owner Bob is a real upstanding guy.
Your not using Imperial.... your using American measures. A US Gallon is different to a Imperial Gallon. Fun fact... the US system is based on the weight of alcohol and the Imperial system is based on the weight of water.
I recorded this so long ago I have no idea what you are even referring to
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa you said you were using the Imperial system when measuring the products.
@@WolfAbarth oh okay, makes sense now
I'm a Chem-X fan myself, but that is one weak pressure washer you're using in this video.
It's electric, what most people use that only need then to wash cars and their home exterior
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa I understand that. I've had the kranzle 1622TS for a few years now and I've come to the realization that if I'm going to be doing touchless 2 steps that I need a better pressure washer. I just ordered a 3.5gpm 2500psi 220v electric wall mount pressure washer from powerjet. Bob even states that the pressure washer is whats doing the real work. After years, I've come to agree with him on that. The little pressure washers will get it done, but a bigger one will save you time.
@02reaper I did a live video with Bob a couple weeks ago. In it he shows where he used his pressure washer and a cheap electric one and basically showed without any chemicals, they both had the same impact. That being said those with higher flow Definitely help get the work done much faster.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa I saw that video. I'm at the point where I only wash my own vehicles and I want to be able to clean it fast and walk away.
@02reaper sounds like you're on the right track then man. Happy detailing!