Great vidoe! Rinseless wash helps to maintain my black car most of the time. It saves time and water! Thanks guys for sharing on the rinseless wash method.
I own a black Cadillac CTS and live on a gravel road. It’s a long term commitment. Love how it looks when it’s clean! Because of your methods cleaning is so much easier. Thanks!
Thanks for putting out these videos. Why do most iron removers, including yours, say to leave them dwell for a few minutes before either rinsing or agitating? My thoughts would be to let it dwell, rinse it (and any suspended particles) off or lightly foam it so off so it leaves some lubrication, then use the perforated synthetic decontamination towel. I'm assuming there would be suspended particles and that may not be true. Maybe I'm over thinking it. I know you are also polishing this vehicle as well, would the process change if you weren't?
The basic answer is yes, it’s a little more work to flush the paint with a rinseless wash filled sprayer but that’s how you do it. Basic principle demonstrated in this video: czcams.com/video/Hvy7fua5Jyo/video.html
Question, my car is covered with some Quick Beads goodness. Will using All Clean remove the QB or should I go more aggressive? Plans are to polish the car this weekend. Thank you.
you can use All Clean as one step of the process before polishing. It will help, but won't remove Quick Beads...at least it's not likely. it depends on a few factors, including dilution ratio. the polish step will take care of quick beads
My car paint feels very smooth after a wash, but there's a lot of water spotting that looks embedded in the clear coat. Is the chemical water spot remover necessary before a polish? or should I just polish them all out?
you want to wash, decontaminate, then spray on water spot remover, let it dwell, agitate lightly with a Rinseless Wash dampened towel...then rinse off. You've then washed away the mineral deposits, and all that's left is the etching for you to polish away. Otherwise you just drive those mineral deposits into the clear coat and they re-appear under the hot sun at a later date
@@diydetailofficial Oh damn! Glad I asked this before I went ahead and did something I would 100% regret. Thanks so much for the detailed instructions. I'm impressed by the simplicity and versatility of the diy detail range and excited to see what other great products you guys offer in the future. 👍
All clean - you said it will take waxes or sealants. But other videos you state to use it to remove bugs and road contamination…. But now it will remove some sealants Should I not use allclean when doing my weekly wash, even if bugs are on there? Or just use all clean and then have to add a sealant on when drying? Just clarification
All Clean at 15:1 is a great tool to remove traffic film and road grime, and you honestly don't probably NEED it for a weekly wash. But it, alone, isn't going to strip a coating -- no way. And while it might impact the performance of a last step product, it wouldn't -- in one fell swoop -- remove Ceramic Gloss or Quick Beads, if that's what you're referring to. So go ahead an use it if you'd like, at that dilution. Or not:) Your choice!
After I rinse a car with my pressure washer, I spray rinseless wash over the water to hopefully minimize any issues with mineral deposits. If that dries on the surface and is washed with rinseless wash within 15 minutes and dried with ceramic gloss, are the water spots I see on the surface from me or were they there before? All done under a covered area. Thanks!
No matter how much time you spend on a black vehicle, it seems like it’s dust-free until you put the bucket away. Thank goodness I have a ceramic coating and gallons of rinseless wash.
Awesome Jeep but the price is over rated. The important answer is naturally aspirated and RWD is the sweet spot! Electrics accelerate hard and supercharged has a huge top end.
Why would a “pro” tell you to do something 100% unnecessary and while being instructed by the OG that it is unnecessary…..”der, Yvan, I’m gonna use panel prep 3 steps ahead of the need for PP - that’s cool right?? Followed by a Beavis n Butthead laugh….🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Nick I think that car is overrated. Drinks too much gas, makes too much noise, and doesn’t exactly draw the best owners / crowd. I think EVs are superior because they have a much stronger structure as a base vs traditional gas cars which have a paper thin floor.
I’m planning on buying your clay towel, just a question, why didn’t you make the polymer part red or any colour but black, such as the ultra clay towel? That way you can see the contamination over time so it makes it easier to know when to replace?
Great vidoe! Rinseless wash helps to maintain my black car most of the time. It saves time and water! Thanks guys for sharing on the rinseless wash method.
You bet!
I own a black Cadillac CTS and live on a gravel road. It’s a long term commitment. Love how it looks when it’s clean! Because of your methods cleaning is so much easier. Thanks!
Thank you
Me Moveing slow on gravel then I hit paved road 0-60 in 5 sec lol
Naturally aspirated vehicle for sure ☝️
nice!
waiting for the ceramic
Coming soon
Love the sound of a sick aspirated V-8. but love the airplane acceleration of an electric.
Good points
Loved the editing on this video! I'm actually a fan of Nick's mullet haha
Thank you
Natural V8 but the daemon has amazing sound! Maybe I see a RAM with a viper engine soon
Nice!
Why pick love em all!
True
Question: Can I use a decontamination towel on a ceramic coated car?
Absolutely!
SPDT is a good abbreviation
Thank you
Thanks for putting out these videos. Why do most iron removers, including yours, say to leave them dwell for a few minutes before either rinsing or agitating? My thoughts would be to let it dwell, rinse it (and any suspended particles) off or lightly foam it so off so it leaves some lubrication, then use the perforated synthetic decontamination towel. I'm assuming there would be suspended particles and that may not be true. Maybe I'm over thinking it. I know you are also polishing this vehicle as well, would the process change if you weren't?
Overthinking is part of the life of a detailer. The procedure remains the same with or without polishing
Could we do rinseless & Decontaminate for ceramic coating prep wash? If so, do you have a video for that?
The basic answer is yes, it’s a little more work to flush the paint with a rinseless wash filled sprayer but that’s how you do it. Basic principle demonstrated in this video: czcams.com/video/Hvy7fua5Jyo/video.html
As long as its a V8, doesnt matter if its FI or not, V8 for life.
💪
Any idea when the "Clay" towel will be available on the site again?
Eventually
Still waiting for UK arrival…🤞😫
It’s on the water
Question, my car is covered with some Quick Beads goodness. Will using All Clean remove the QB or should I go more aggressive? Plans are to polish the car this weekend. Thank you.
you can use All Clean as one step of the process before polishing. It will help, but won't remove Quick Beads...at least it's not likely. it depends on a few factors, including dilution ratio. the polish step will take care of quick beads
Is there a release date on the red pad yet?
This summer sometime
Hi can you maka a wash mitt with the clay towel on the other side ? Greetings from Iceland 🙂
Great idea!
I would like to see one done outside
We are looking where we can do one.
NA V8 all the way!
nice!
My car paint feels very smooth after a wash, but there's a lot of water spotting that looks embedded in the clear coat. Is the chemical water spot remover necessary before a polish? or should I just polish them all out?
you want to wash, decontaminate, then spray on water spot remover, let it dwell, agitate lightly with a Rinseless Wash dampened towel...then rinse off. You've then washed away the mineral deposits, and all that's left is the etching for you to polish away. Otherwise you just drive those mineral deposits into the clear coat and they re-appear under the hot sun at a later date
@@diydetailofficial Oh damn! Glad I asked this before I went ahead and did something I would 100% regret. Thanks so much for the detailed instructions. I'm impressed by the simplicity and versatility of the diy detail range and excited to see what other great products you guys offer in the future. 👍
All clean - you said it will take waxes or sealants.
But other videos you state to use it to remove bugs and road contamination…. But now it will remove some sealants
Should I not use allclean when doing my weekly wash, even if bugs are on there?
Or just use all clean and then have to add a sealant on when drying?
Just clarification
All Clean at 15:1 is a great tool to remove traffic film and road grime, and you honestly don't probably NEED it for a weekly wash. But it, alone, isn't going to strip a coating -- no way. And while it might impact the performance of a last step product, it wouldn't -- in one fell swoop -- remove Ceramic Gloss or Quick Beads, if that's what you're referring to. So go ahead an use it if you'd like, at that dilution. Or not:) Your choice!
@@diydetailofficial awesomeness
Great response
I think I watched 4 hours of your videos - just today
After I rinse a car with my pressure washer, I spray rinseless wash over the water to hopefully minimize any issues with mineral deposits. If that dries on the surface and is washed with rinseless wash within 15 minutes and dried with ceramic gloss, are the water spots I see on the surface from me or were they there before? All done under a covered area. Thanks!
can't be sure without being there for the whole process, always best to work in small sections to control variables
@@diydetailofficial yeah I figured that, it’s just hard when using the pressure washer on bugs and wheels to control where the overspray goes
What is the ph of incredible suds? Thx
8.5
Hey guys, if i only have rinseless wash, can i use it as a drying aid? Will it be safe for the paint? What dilution ratio should i use? Thanks
Yes you can! Use it at 256:1 dilution, which is the standard dilution
No matter how much time you spend on a black vehicle, it seems like it’s dust-free until you put the bucket away. Thank goodness I have a ceramic coating and gallons of rinseless wash.
So true
Nick knows so much about interior cleaning (like upholstery and carpets) but you rarely make videos about that and focus on the exterior 😭😭😭😭
Noted!
I agree! I would love some Interior videos! It's my greatest weakness doing a great interior detail 😢
Great video guys. Would be better if Yvan had a mullet 😂🤣👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Agreed 🤪 (this is Nick obviously)
Not first but early!!! ❤
thanks for the support as always!
Awesome Jeep but the price is over rated. The important answer is naturally aspirated and RWD is the sweet spot! Electrics accelerate hard and supercharged has a huge top end.
Well said!
Why would a “pro” tell you to do something 100% unnecessary and while being instructed by the OG that it is unnecessary…..”der, Yvan, I’m gonna use panel prep 3 steps ahead of the need for PP - that’s cool right?? Followed by a Beavis n Butthead laugh….🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Good question:) thanks for watching and caring so much
Nick always does such things, misses spots, uses too much product, and adds useless steps. It must be the mullet
5:26, missed a spot.
Nick sees fenders as square
Nick you need to punch a new hole in your belt or eat more food.
Thank you
Nick I think that car is overrated. Drinks too much gas, makes too much noise, and doesn’t exactly draw the best owners / crowd.
I think EVs are superior because they have a much stronger structure as a base vs traditional gas cars which have a paper thin floor.
Thank you for that comment😀 and for watching
I’m planning on buying your clay towel, just a question, why didn’t you make the polymer part red or any colour but black, such as the ultra clay towel? That way you can see the contamination over time so it makes it easier to know when to replace?
we like the black and red color pattern, but you make a great point
Will Diy Detail ever come out with a high quality Spray wax?!
We never know, we will come out with a good crème wax soon
@@diydetailofficial And as always we will be more than happy to try it!