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way way too much lol its recommended dilution is 400:1 and for a 32oz foam cannon bottle that would be about a tenth of an ounce... there had to be about 5+oz of hyper wash in that thing.

Will do!

My friend made it for me from scratch. I drew up the design and he cut and welded it. I needed a cart of this exact size to fit in my narrow garage and fit underneath my shelf system so the only way was to custom make it. This car is version 2. Version 1 was just a standard cart I had and I cut off the top front rail so I could easily get the buckets in and out but it was too big for my garage so I made this one.

Yup, thats my 2007 s2k. I have owned it since new. Check out s2kologist.org to see some photos of it.

@@robsgarage-detailingvideos5621, Well I'm jealous lol. That's awesome bro. One of the best cars ever made. Miss that high reving NA feel. Looking at RSX's and 8th Gen Si's right now. I love my FK8 but miss that sound and feel. Can't afford an S2K or a DC2 so I'll have to take what I can get lol. Beautiful Car

Thanks I have been wanting to film more videos I have just been busy. I have been upgrading my setup and garage so hopefully I will have a video on that soon.

Maybe, this is my daily and it has over 200k miles so I'm not super careful with it.

Thanks! I need to make a new video with my s2k

Yhea I think I need to switch to that method.

This is my daily and it sits outside all the time. Where I live it always gets these little backed on yellow dots. I foam it once and let it sit for a while to help break down the yellow dots. If I dont do this it is hard to remove them.

Here is the pressure washer link amzn.to/3sq47Na I use a 40 degree nozzle. I have never measure the pressure but it not much I can put my hand in front of the tip about 10 inches out and it is not that bad.

I will make some more s2k content, in the meantime check out my website s2kologist.org for some info on my car

If you dont shake it then all the soap get pulled up 1st and all the water is just left over and you dont have any foam after all the soap is gone. I have never tried hot water, I need to test that out, thanks.

@@robsgarage-detailingvideos5621 I know with chemical guys and armor all the ceramic hot water seem to work well, but with a few other brands, I noticed it didn’t make a difference

This is my friends s2k. Mine is in the garage, you might be able to see it in the background.

Thanks! I will make some new s2k content.

I don think it matters, I dont have swill marks on my s2k

I dont measure I just dump some in

Thanks!

Yhea I might switch to that method but the 2 bucket has been working for me. no swirls on my s2k.

Thanks! I messed up the voice over in this video. I tried to shoot, edit and upload this video in the same day and that caused me to miss the bad processing on the voice over.

Glad you enjoyed it

Appreciate it!

Thanks!

I put around 100ml of soap in the foam canon.

I tried the Adams car shampoo, its nice but kind of expensive.

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Thanks! I'm always looking to improve my setup to be more efficient.

That would be fun, that's a lot of miles.

The hyper wash is good but then again I have never used a soap that was not good. This is cheaper than some of the other main brands, that is the main reason I went with it. I use this pressure washer amzn.to/2W19RMS It is ok, I have a big leak coming from the outlet but it does not seam to effect it. I choose this one because i wanted to take it off the cart and put it on the shelf. I agree using the hose for the final rinse is much faster and better.

@@robsgarage-detailingvideos5621 yeah. While using the pressure washer has more force, using the garden hose utilizing more water volume within the rinse. Thats my opinion. Thanks for the info Rob.

I don't measure. It was some where around 100-200ml.

I just bought left over metal from the local metal shop. I then cut and weld the cart to my specs. I needed a custom size cart so it would fit under my rack in the garage and not stick out at all.

Thanks a ton!

I don't really measure it, I just pour some in then add water. Its probably around 100ml.

Great point!

Thanks, appreciate it.

The garden hose does a better job rinsing off all the left over soap. It takes longer to do the final rinse with my pressure washer that dose not have a really high flow rate.

Also a lot safer for rinse imo

Mosmatic gun and kobrajet hose for my pressure washing setup. I got it from obessed garage.

I never had any problems. Just use some common sense. Don't get too close. Don't blast anything that you think you should not. Never wash a hot or warm engine. Cover any thing that looks sensitive. My s2000 has a open air filter so I cover that with a plastic bag.

Thanks! Its much nicer to have the wash buckets up high so you dont have to bend over.

Right now am using HONEYDEW SNOW FOAM. I want to buy Mr. Pink and see how that stacks up against honeydew.

Right now am using HONEYDEW SNOW FOAM. I want to try Mr. Pink .

Adam's Car Shampoo. But I just coated my car and running out of Adam's so going to switch to carpro reset and give that a try. But want Hyper Wash for other cars that may show up to get coated or detailed.

I like this soap. On my second gallon. Smells good, suds last a long time, 400:1 dilution ratio, and best of all is the lubrication. Good maintenance soap. Buy on sale and it's a great value.

For my first foam-up I use Meguiar’s Hyper Wash, let it rest, then rinse it off. My second foam-up is with Chemical Guy's Citrus Wash and Gloss which provides much better slickness than the first foam-up. (FYI: The gloss imparted from the second foam-up is more than acceptable when I'm in a hurry. When there's time, though, I follow-up with a couple of Turtle Wax spray-ons: Seal N Shine then Spray Wax.)

Cool, I have not tried that out. This Meguiars did not really have a smell.

@@robsgarage-detailingvideos5621 I think walmart sells chemical guys now too

Thanks!

Thanks, I probably should have started with that footage.

Thank you.

I have never had a problem, just don't get too close. The engine bay is not sealed up against the elements, water will get in when the ground is wet and you are driving.

You can also unplug the battery or cover it with a plastic bag or you want to be cautious.

I think so too!