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I just keep DIY rinseless wash at 256:1 and DIY All-Clean at 30:1 in separate 32oz spray bottles and I feel like I've got Waterless Wash covered in those two products. I've gotten to the point with detailing products where shelf space is an issue so adding Waterless Wash seems unnecessary. If rinseless isn't strong enough, All Clean at 30:1 no doubt is. I think people underestimate how strong a good APC can be. I kind of go back and forth between using All Clean and Koch Chemie Green Star and I've yet to find a task that 30:1 couldn't accomplish pretty easily. I was messing around and made a small batch of All Clean at 63:1. 1/4 of an ounce in a 16oz spray bottle. Used it on my boat's outboard motor and it just ate through the scum and crap on the lower unit. I see CZcams videos of people using it at 5:1 or 10:1 and I kind of cringe. Massive waste but also I can't imagine how All Clean at 5:1 could be good for an interior.

Do we need to break in all the sides when we fold it like you did?

That contradicts everything you have been saying for waterless wash in the past decade.

Well that's wrong. Rust is iron oxide. Which is chemicals composed of iron and oxygen. Have you ever actually studied chemistry

I love your Content Very Honest truth and straight to the point, you both have a very therpertic tone in your voice and Ivan you know your craft simply amazing

Hi guys! Can i apply graphene infused wax as a topper to ceramic coating, would that be wise ?

Hi Yvan. How long after using my microfiber towels, brushes etc. for a wash, clay, seal should I be cleaning them? Also, how would you recommend should I be cleaning my brushes etc.?

Sponge for soap??

Lol

I enjoyed the video, thanks guys 👍😁

From the video, it took about 30 seconds to cover the approximately 16x16 test spot in 3 passes. It definitely looked "fast" to me and quicker than the 1-inch-per-second recommendation I typically hear. What's the recommended arm speed? And I would love some tips for maintaining rotation in concave curves typically found in doors or near the wheels.

Hey I didn't know you were in Omaha! 402 represent! I'm from Nebraska but living in Iowa currently. Hope to see you in person at some point!

What buckets are these

i charge $160 starting in my area and people say its too expensive, ive had wealthier customers say its too cheap. i really dont know what to do

I was with you until the "with ease" part!

Informative, direct, professional yet simplified for absolute beginners! Hand to head, thank you Yvan.

Basic Car Cleaning Routine 1. Pre-Wash • Product: DIY Detail Rinseless Wash • Condition: Ideal for lightly soiled cars or when water usage is limited. • Application: Mix according to instructions, apply with a spray bottle, and wipe off with a microfiber towel. 2. Main Wash • Product: DIY Detail Incredible Suds • Condition: For routine cleaning with a traditional wash method. • Application: Use with a bucket and wash mitt, applying the soap and washing the car in sections, then rinse thoroughly. 3. Iron Fallout Remover • Product: DIY Detail Iron Remover • Condition: Use every few months to remove iron particles from paint and wheels. • Application: Spray on affected areas, allow to dwell until color changes, then rinse off. 4. Clay Bar • Product: DIY Detail Clay Towel • Condition: Use after washing and decontaminating to remove bonded contaminants. • Application: Lubricate the surface with DIY Detail Rinseless Wash, then gently rub the clay towel over the surface, ensuring frequent inspection and cleaning of the towel. Paint Protection 1. Wax • Product: DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss • Condition: For a quick and easy shine and protection that lasts several weeks. • Application: Spray on and buff off with a microfiber towel. 2. Ceramic Coating • Product: DIY Detail Ceramic Coating • Condition: For long-lasting protection and hydrophobic properties, lasting 1-2 years. • Application: Follow instructions carefully, applying in small sections and allowing to cure as directed. 3. Sealant • Product: DIY Detail Ceramic Sealant • Condition: For added protection on top of wax or as a standalone product. • Application: Apply evenly, let it cure, and buff off with a clean microfiber towel. Interior Care 1. Carpet Cleaner • Product: DIY Detail Interior Cleaner • Condition: For cleaning carpets and upholstery without a suction vacuum. • Application: Spray on, scrub with a brush, allow to dry, and vacuum up the dried residue. 2. Glass Cleaner • Product: DIY Detail Glass Cleaner • Condition: For streak-free cleaning of windows and mirrors. • Application: Spray on and wipe off with a clean microfiber towel. Additional Tips • Regular Maintenance: Wash your car regularly to prevent dirt buildup. • Detailed Decontamination: Periodically use iron removers and clay bars to maintain a smooth and clean surface. • Layering Products: For enhanced protection, you can layer a ceramic coating followed by a ceramic sealant.

8 I call cap

How do you polish hard to reach places like underneath door handles, near or inside badges and emblems, or on cars with complex, aggressive shapes where you can't use a big pad? BTW great video.

Hello and just want to say i love your products as im new to car detailing. I got my rinseless wash and wow the smell alone puts a smile on my dial. So heres my question. After i use rinseless wash and dry everything off. Can i use quick beads on dry paint then add ceramic gloss. Is this over kill. Keep up the good work and ill be buying more of your products. Also can you make a air freshers soon

But it doesnt remove iron right? Dude is the guy that invented detailing, he preaching on every video.

Next time use just a regular hose. Coulda did that without foam with pressure washer. The most horrible foam coulda did the same thing

Rust is technically iron oxide

i never heard of it

I apply ceramic coating but when I'm done I found out there is rainbow on the paint. What do you think is the problem

Where can I get some solid buckets with the grit guards like they have?

Its not just over spray, its mainly tire shine that contains silicone.

much cheaper is oven cleaner

nope the salt n pepper pad is much better overall

Once again, very simple explanations, & put into terms that average people understand. Thanks again guy's.

Longest 5 seconds in history

Here's one I see all the time: cleaning a wheel until the product foam turns white. Is that necessary, or is one pass sufficient?

Here we go again

How do you know they not putting in brand new bolts? Since u wana bury youtubers cuz u guys smarter n better than dem…

How does it help? U remember right, cuz da color? Den im sure u dont need red n black at all since u remember. Just come out n say u wana sell more sponges to make more money

Here we go again

256:1 is standard dillution? Why not sell it already diluted n ready to go?

Kinda like a mask for covid

So not actually a water spot remover? Kinda like how iron remover doesnt remove iron? Save us some time please

Another episode of im more educated than you

Another invention…the drying blanket

Whats next? A pre all clean step and another coating? Or maybe more towels or more rinse less?

Should just say youre tryna sell more products n pads

I thought it doesnt remove the iron??