New car detailing - How to hold on to the "new-ness"
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Even though I don't have a new or nearly new car I enjoyed the video - helpful, informative, easy listening without constant reference to advertising products. Thanks : - )
Great advice as always. Your knowledge of detailing is great!
Great video again. I bought a new camper van in August and need to go through the process but it is so big I am putting it off! I have however done the leather using the recommendation from a previous video and they look great!
Fantastic as always love your channel keep it up
Just have to say a big thanks for your videos. Love the detail you go into. Just detailed my new 70 plate car using the advice I gained from your videos and it looks stunning. It’s crazy the amount of contamination embedded in the paintwork from a new car. The Autoglym magma really shocked me how contaminated the paint was. Car looks mint and a lot better than when I collected it a few days ago and have to thank you for the help. Cheers!
yer it was the same jordan with this car it was loaded in fallout. thanks mate
Paid the deposit on a new car yesterday. Waiting for delivery! This video has helped a lot.
Greetings and congrats from the Land of Maple Syrup for another fine vid Jon! I agree 100% with you that the best way to look after your new car after prepping it properly for its maiden usage, is to KEEP UP WITH IT with frequent "LIGHT" washes rather than falling behind and having to do major work on it every so often, when it "needs" it : ) This is especially critical when your car will be subjected to TRULY unfriendly weather (like here in Canada, what with snow and wet slush) and temperature changes. Happy detailing (AND WASHING) everyone! : )
cheers david
Jon thanks for this video, rewatching now because i just took delivery of a new bmw, going to a very busy weekend.
Hi. Great vids. Just watched this one as I'm picking up a new pearlescent white qashqai next month. What polish and wax would you suggest to protect it and make it shine. I'm in Manchester so very wet and domt have access to a garage.
Hi there ! My brand new white Evoque arrived with LOTS of contamination dots and I will have to use Iron X, maybe twice, and probably clay it afterwards...
After that... how BAD is it if I don't purchase a polisher ? I have no garage, there's a lot of wind and dust here in the coutryside, and it is rainy season... That is really a no go zone. Can I still use a sealant afterwards ? (was thinking Sonax spray and seal).
Thanks Jon, love your channel ;o)
I always add the ceramic wheel sealant to exhaust tips too, especially bmws coloured ones
Another great video jon 👌🏻
Every nut,bolt,screw,fastener,bracket will need protecting.Acf50 is my product of choice.
Polar blast is my new go to foam, love it.
ACF50 is a must have in the motorcycle world. Needs more exposure in the car world I think.
Anybody able to help me with a question?
I have a new Mazda CX 3 which is of course Japanese and I want to protect it but I’ve heard and read a lot of things about Japanese paint being ‘soft’, are there any things and products I should particularly use or avoid? Thanks in advance for any replies
If the car was imported through Immingham Docks, there is a massive iron ore slag heap next to the car compound. The stuff blows everywhere.
How to keep a cars “newness”.
1. Never let the missus drive it.
2. Never let the kids in it.
3. Never park it in a car park
Good luck Reg!
No eating in the car is my number 1 rule. Among other sensible rules, they pay off when the meet and greet guy returns the car and say "how come you got kinds and the car is kept so clean?" 👌
And don't let them have anything with glitter on if your have perforated leather seats. Stuffs a soddin nightmare to get out of them little holes ;-)
Could there be a issue? If you drove home then removed the plastic inside and out then found a scratch or mark could dealer say that happened on your way home!?
Another interesting video,as a white car owner myself there are a few tips on here I found useful.mine is 2 years old and its nice to keep it clean.
White cars are nice for hiding dust, scratches and swirls but bit of a pain when waxing and polishing them as you can't really see where you're going and it's easy to miss bits.
When I bought a new mini cooper s from the dealer I insisted they didn't wash or clean the car at all. (I did say they could remove the packaging materials though).
The bloke we were buying it from said they had never heard anyone ask for this before. Did make me chuckle.
But how many times did they find customers refused the complementary valet at subsequent services after they saw the results of the first? 😁
Hi,
One of the best channel on car detailing, i really enjoy every episode you upload and i learn alot from it. At the the end a small request if you could please try and test the new auto fanatic wheel cleaner if you could do that i would be much obliged. Thank you once again.
What do you feel about it, I know nothing about it, I google it now? 50 dollars for 32 oz of wheel cleaner. 8oz product per gallon. So you get 4 gallons. Im not sure on US prices but in the UK you can get 1 litre of foaming wheel cleaner concentrate for around 8-9 pounds (and thats from companies that dont manufacture but have strong reputations and have been in the trade for decades). Find a good brand that manufacture and you will be able to get a non caustic foaming wheel cleaner concentrate for even less. So what do you need me to tell you about this product? I could not review it without saying that theres a nice margin being made on the product there, someone is cracking open a beer everytime a bottle of that stuff sells for sure. there are no chems you would blend into a wheel cleaner that could ever justify a price tag like that. in fact the bottle, label and lid cost more than the chems.
you dont need me to review this product, what you need to do is always look at the price tag first and see if its viable and then compare options, if in doubt ask on detailing FB groups or forums and you will get an honest answer and always ask for alternative options to the product your asking about from established brands that have good reputations.
Good video Jon. Im sure the dealership you get your car from will think your mad if you say to not remove any covers and not wash it. Hope im fortunate to afford a nearly new car.
Sorry if I missed it, what product did you use to polish reg's car
Can you use fallout remover on carbon fibre roofs?
What do you think about waterless wash products.
After loosing 2 windscreens in a month on the Macan last year I went with a Clearplex film and it's taken a few hits in the last 15K miles but no screen replacement required.
GTechniq Leather Guard for me on the light leather seats has prevented any trouser/Jean dye permanent transfer...also provides UV protection for the leather dash.
Colin Maynard how fast are you driving to smash 2 windscreens? Lol
@@charlieborrett8947 three new housing estates under construction... plenty of anti-glass ammo on the roads around here! 😑. I've come to the conclusion I've got to start tailgating to prevent there being room for stones to get sufficient elevation to clear the bonnet.
On a new car, the iron fall out comes when the car is transported by train from the factory to the port. Lots of freight trains have cast iron brake shoes that act on the tread of the train wheels. When the train brakes, all those hot iron particles get blown over the cars. That also explains why railway car parks are a no-no in that respect. Hope that helps.
From a safety and vision stand point I'd say sealing the glass is an integral part of the new car detail Jon.
Going from my little abarth which had everything done to the A45 when it hasn't been maintained to the same level, it's way more difficult to see out the side glass and the mirrors when it's raining. Need some decent weather to get them all sealed pronto!
side glass and wing mirrors maybe even rear I wouldnt have a problem doing B but I just dont really bother.. might stick some h2o or HDD on the side glass Im pretty sure theres something already on there though the glass was repellent when the car showed up and whatever it was its still working, they are a pain to strip though for sure.
I think a glass sealant is important, the hydrophobic effect is brilliant and aids visibility. I find it useful on my Hyundai which has a split rear pane where neither section has a wiper.
Hi Jon, thanks for all your help and advice. Have you in the pipeline, a review on Anglewax Enigma legacy ceramic coating? Thanks, Dave
No planned
I heard on some other channel that the fallout on a new car is usually the transport per train, which makes sense(to me at least). Great video!
Even on trucks they get fallout on them. The stuff flies all over the motorway as the car is transported.
I travelled by motorail and the fallout ; rain and then heat baking made a right mess of my paint which was very very hard to remove (1980s)
Hello, thank you for this video. I’ve just taken delivery of a 71 plate CX-5 Mazda and will be giving it its very first clean by myself soon. I hadn’t thought about the fallout remover for a new car, so I’ll get that.
After it’s washed, then fallout done, should I go straight to a sealant? I’ve got the Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection. Or, do I need to add a polish first? If so, what sort of thing would you recommend for fresh paint? Thanks so much!
Mate best thing in the detailin fundamentals playlist watch all the videos in there then you can answer this
@@ForensicDetailing Thanks for the reply, I’ll take a look! 👍
Hi John,
What light polish would you recommend for machine polishing a new car?
pure paint correction H9 F6 M3 are the only 3 pure abrasive tools you need. Have a watch of my latest video with the DA8 polishing where I talk polishing.
A very informative video. I am taking delivery of a new VW Golf in Pure White and had a couple of questions. I have and use bilt-hamber products, however my snow foam is Autoglym polar blast. I am confident in the use of these preparation and decontamination products. I want to detail the new car myself but I don't have a machine polisher (and wouldn't be confident trying on a new car!) Is there a good hand good polish you would recommend to enhance the gloss on a solid white car ? also, is hand polishing worth it ?. I plan to use bilt-hamber double speed wax as my sealant once polished, bilt-hamber also recommended using there cleanser prior to wax application to improve bonding. Any and all advice appreciated. Thanks, Ian.
hey there so yes you can use BH cleanser polish and the double speed wax. this will be great. but you need to step into the world of machine polishing it will unlock so much more in terms of results there is nothing to be scared about its very easy.
You should check out my Detailing Fundamentals training course to learn more about polishing with discount code applied:
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@@ForensicDetailing Thats great ! thank you for your reply! ill look at the course too.
buenas soy de argentina perdon que te joda . no se nada de ingles...queria preguntarte la receta de la cera de carnauba. soy fanatico de las ceras.
Is it the same process,for leather steering wheels. As on the the seats?
almost Ben, have a watch of the how to clean leather steering wheel on the channel for all the info.
there is a main dealer near me that has a bay customers can use to wash their new car
new cars can spend upto 3 years at the docks, I worked for renault and they had cars for 5 yrs at docks in southampton
I used to work on the rails and they get a hell of a lot of brake dust and sand from the blowers hitting the cars john not just that, they could be at the docks for ages where lorry's are constantly braking throwing their bit as well as the other trains dropping off as well...got to say if i ever got enough money to buy a new car....i'd ask for it to be left and would just state that if it was not as asked for on pickup..they would lose a sale...cheers for the video......if you check out wolfs chemicals he has a yard next to the rails...watch what happens when he hits the white car with their fall out remover....and compared with the likes of korrosol...it gets red ....
Good idea on removing the protective material yourself, I can say working at a car dealership that the dealer will beat the crap out of your paint.
I wonder what happened with Reg’s car as you mentioned it would be getting a coating. Nice to see sunshine - I miss summer!
I just been catching up with him today, I shot this one back in the summer. Its not been coated no. I think reg wants a coating, so when winter is over we will like decon and polish it and put a coating on it. I have the Britemax Amethyst and their SI02 primer polish so can like use that and see what its like and video it hopefully.
Hi, what would you use to maintain artificial leather seats ?
Thanks Dave
hey dave see how to clean and maintain leather seats video on the channel mate
@@ForensicDetailing Hi John, thanks for your reply. I've watched your video. I'll make a note of the product for when I need it. Keep posting the vids, very informative, plus I've bought some of your recommends. All excellent. Dave. 👍👍
Iv ordered the gr yaris and it will be here next month. Told them to leave the plastic on it and not to wash it. Hopefully they do 😅 and thus is why I'm here good video
its important to do this mate. some dealerships are good. Come to pick it up and bring a strong inspection torch and around the car looking for damage.
@@ForensicDetailing iv seen a dealership the other day when I was driving past and the guy washing the car had one bucket and one old stained looking cloth in the middle of the day in the sun. So I'm paranoid now 😅
Question if you don't mind, say I get the car untouched pull the plastic stuff off.
The process I'm thinking
1.pressure rinse
2. Autoglyms decontaminate magma stuff?
3. Autoglym snow foam with new wash mat
4. Rinse
5.dry
6. Autoglym Ultra High Definition Ceramic Coating
Can I get away with that, and not polishing if paint is in good condition?
It's going to be my first brand new car and I'll be keeping it for a long time and want to treat it really well
Thanks for your time to make videos and replying
Any advice on cleaning and protecting matt wheels please?
I get my new car in a week and I want to protect them from new.
I really dont have any advice mate, never had them sorry. I think like ask on detailin central or detail addict facebook groups and you will get top notch advice... maybe a nice matt ceramic out there will be of lots of benefit. Id imagine basically like most things cleaning often with a milder chemical will be important.
@@ForensicDetailing thanks very much for the reply. I'll do some more digging.
Love the channel mate, it's taught me so much. 👍
Jon, about a year ago you said in your ceramic coating video they weren't really for you as you like to give your car a maintenance detail and give it a going over with a finishing polish to top up the gloss and things. You've changed your mind?
By the way, when I got my car new back in May 2017 I told the dealer to leave it alone expecting him to think I was a bit weird but he was fine with it and said it's an increasingly common request. Was quite grubby and found some scratches on the inner door sill from where bloke with dirty shoes must have got out when moving it from the compound but they polished out alright.
2 months later I got a nice little dent and chip on my door from the gardeners round here launching a stone from their mower or strimmer which I had to pay to sort. A month after that this idiot reversed into my car cracking my front grille which again I had to pay for. Also had 2 punctures in the same tyre, one needed new tyre then the next was repaired but the tyre fitter butchered my wheel. I'm just waiting for someone to key it or something now. Touch wood it doesn't happen.
Anyway, I've gone on a bit but getting a brand new car isn't always as good as you think it's going to be. You tend to worry about it more and stress over every little bit of damage. Well I do anyway. Sometimes I think it'd be easier just to have an old car I don't give a crap about lol. The only time I'm happy with the new car is when I'm behind the wheel of it.
your so right rich. you get over paranoid. or you just want it to stay perfect and reality is it doesnt. no matter how carefull you are the front of the car is gonna get smacked up with stone chips for example. I think an element of the whole detailing thing is not real, its like a dream of perfection that does not exist. but the good news is each individual can just take it as far as they want. the best way is to just enjoy owning the car, driving it. keeping it decent. and enjoy the process of detailing it as much as you can. and enjoy exploring products as well perhaps.
ceramics. long discussion this... some things will be cool but its gonna be a pain in the ass to apply it. hoping it really holds up well and makes cleaning it a lot easier.. who knows.. like I say Ive not even polish the red peril in like over 6 months of ownership and I dont clean it that often, but if you watch the channel you would think Im a nutcase that sits there detailing his car constantly :) more a nutcase thats reviewing detailing products when he should be cleaning his car. gonna try and scale that product stuff down next year.
@@ForensicDetailing yep, you have to tell yourself it's a daily driver, not a show car that only comes out at nice weekends in the summer. Also try to tell myself despite the few issues my car still looks better than 98% of other cars on the road. I blow up the issues in my head too much. I need to relax a bit more. But like today I drove round Sainsbury's car park for like 10 minutes looking for a space I was comfortable parking in lol. Sometimes when you think you've found a good space you'll come back and there will be a bloody 4x4 parked right next to you. Can't win sometimes.
I'm very surprised you haven't detailed your BMW properly. Like you say, what with your channel I'd have thought you'd have had it done ASAP after getting it lol.
My dearsir
what a nice video, thanks so much again......
I totaly agree with you abour the new car protection and the way we can..attach...a new car. I also totaly agree with you about what you said about new car contamination. Also i totaly AGREe about the protection on paint on wheels and in the leather. I also agree about to ptotect leather from diy transfer and not so much to...condition it.
My only concern is about the sun...and interior plasticks.... I live in Greece and we have....tons of...sun as you know!!!!!.....i am considering about it....
.....We know that the windshield provides constantly 60spf rate from uva,uvb light....and the side windows 10-30 spf rate constantly............also NO ONE interior protection.product provide spf rate..
..All of them claim that they have uv protection ... but how much and how long from the application this lasts...no one knows.......
So i am a very skeptical about interior..real....uv protection.........
Kind regards sir from Athens Greece
its a real problem. but best solution just wont come from a product. It will come from shading the car from the sun. a product could help but it aint gonna help that much if the sun is beating down on your car 12 hours a day 250 days a year with the sort of heat you get in grease. that will just bake the crap out of anything and the UV will toast it out.
its a bit like lying in the sun all day and hoping you dont change color because you have sun tan oil on
@@ForensicDetailing yes sir i agree with you. Thanks for your answer and ypur time spending on mr.
and totally i agree with your prospectieve.
And i also think that a huge enemy for interiors is not only the uv light from the sun, while the car is in direct sunlight but also ...the.enormus temperatures that can build up inside a car witch is exposed to direct sun!!!!!!!!
I think huge temperaturrs inside a car this is also a main reason why car interiors especially in a country like mine are fading.
Kind reegards sir
Cannot wait to see the dead fly test
So.. I have bought a used car and I have fixed it and want to sell it. How should I treat it to make it look great but not put a 35hr detail into it?
Got any tips?
Should I just treat all the plastics and wax it?
hey there, wash it, decon it, throw a glaze on it and dress all the rubber and plastic. hoover it all out and dress the interior. if you just want max bang for minimum bucks.
@@ForensicDetailing Any glaze you want to recommend? Also how can I remove water marks without polishing?
@@MultiTerpen have a watch of the best glaze video on the channel. I still like poorboys lol
Thanks for that, I’ve just picked up a new Touran, one question, I’m very picky when I comes to air-freshners, can you recommend any that are not over powering?
try the "cool interior hax" video trick. that works well. also michael have a watch of the best air freshner video. Its all down to personal choice really.
Forensic Detailing Channel Thanks, watched both of those vids, like you I’ll go wth the Cotton/linen type.
I’ve searched through your arsenal of videos look for a good fabric protection, are there any specific to cars? Scotchguard has a terrible after smell.
Thanks again.
@@Larryloafer488 the market now has gone hydrophobic crazy so most fabric guards are going the way of being "water repellent" however protection fabric from staining is more about repelling water base/carried contaminants. so for example a hydrophobic fabric sealant will make awesome detailing porn shots of water bouncing off the fabric, that stuff gets people juices flowing and they buy it. will work as well say if you spill black current juice it will repell it.
but perhaps you want a fabric sealant thats been developed not to be just hydrophobic, but resist oils and soiling etc... If you do check out the one from angelwax. I cant remember its name but its decent and well priced (its not hydrophobic though)
Forensic Detailing Channel Top man. Appreciate your time to reply, you seem to have everything covered and very concise 👍
Thats really interesting you don't use glass protectant. I find it makes glass easier to clean and also I would argue it DOES protect the glass for the fact that I can use the wipers much much less and therefore the abrasive wiping of the blades do not damage the glass (I have had old windscreens where you can see where the wipers wipe from years of use). Also the glass has some self cleaning capability, the rain cleans the screen without even needing to use the wipers. Perhaps it makes for a good video, do a 5050 screen and compare how they perform and what the driving experience is like in light and heavy rain etc...
Ive found a few things with most of them I dont like. they can look awesome in videos where you just see water running and beading etc.. reality of them is different though. They are problematic to apply. even though they are invisable if you even get condensation on the outside of the glass (normally its gonna be inside of course) but when its on the outside you can see like where its been applied (specially with ceramics). they can cause issues with wiper judder. they can cause ghosting. they are a pain in the ass to remove. And the blades abrase them off pretty rapidly. someone made a good comment about them stopping the annoying chemical stain etching spots in the glass from like detergents from the wiperwash drying on the glass. dunno. depends how into all this you are. cars are not things that should stay like miraculously clean and although its cool to maintain them well, the key to doing that comes less from protective products than perhaps the industry might want us to think. Its all down to personal preference though. the M140 I dont use any dressings on the inside I dont have anything on the glass. ceramics on the exterior trim was a surprise winner for me (especially the arches). paintwork gonna be down to personal preference really. key thing is enjoy driving the car as much if not more than maintaining it for me. glass protection is a step to far for me although maybe a product will come along that changes my opinion on that one day. best Ive seen so far is H2Go and hydrology.
I'm on the fence about glass sealants. I'm getting tempted to give HDD Hydrology a go though as it's got rave reviews and apparently nobody's reported any wiper judder using it.
@@richardhurr31 Ive side by sided HDD with H2GO. they are similiar performaing products. both are like crystal clear. once the glass is properly clean and degreased then go on well. dont use to much try and spread out small amounts like you do with a wax. And like Ive also found leaving them longer than stated with the wipers up off the glass is a good idea. even these products though have been hit and miss for me with wiper judder and ghosting as I tried to use them more and more. First time I used them I had good results. on a different car I got really bad judder on good condition wiper blades for a couple of weeks. Ive managed to get both of them not to ghost, but if you use too much product or dont get the prep bang on you can get like a small white trail following the wiper blades. Other ones Ive tried though have literally made a mess of the glass. HDD and H2GO are prolly about as good as you are gonna get non ceramic wise I think. H2go is a about half the price of HDD i think. I might shoot a video on this but problem is my views on these products generally is a bit negative and others dont share my opinion so not sure if its a good vid to put out there.
Well done John ,but disappointed 😕no Comedy sketch at the end with Reg ,lol
Fear not heres one I made earlier :)
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P M S L 😂😂😂😂👍well done
I'm a fan of carnauba waxes. I am from Argentina. I bought pure carnauba but I do not know any recipe. I have a black truck. would you pass me some recipe to make my own wax
Hi there, see the wax making playlist on the channels theres loads of waxes there and in the description of the video are often receipes for making waxes. I did a patreon wax giveaway where I did a very simple way wax recipe where you can make a functioning nuba paste wax.
I asked him here why I do not know English. I am writing to you through a translator. I watch your videos but I do not understand hahaha. that's why I wanted to know if I could pass a list by this means and I translate it into Spanish ...
In Argentina, phase is not achieved. and I do not know what it is
@@mauriciotamaro3094 try and get odourless keresene or a hydrocarbon with a flash point between 60-80.
thank you teacher, you are an idol. How would I like to meet you? I'm a fan of what you do. I send you a hug from here. many greetings
I have a brand new car it's only a skoda Octavia but I am worried that they will wash it when it goes back for a service, that's sad right, but I just know they won't wash it the same as me. Lol 😂
ask them not to wash it Joe. lots do nowadays dealer wont be offended.
@@ForensicDetailing I've got to right, I've seen them with their rags and sponges lol. I've seen the horror on the forecourt. I don't want to wake up anymore in the middle of the night worried about swirls 🤣
Take it into service fully cleaned and ask them not to wash it. I’m personally also worried about the service personnel scratching the car. Had this happen to my 370Z when took it to a shop to get aftermarket exhaust installed. Had some wipe marks on roof, hood and one fender.
The annoying thing also, if the car has a professional grade ceramic coat you can’t repair it yourself because you can’t buy the stuff...
When mine went in for the first service I told them not to wash it and he said "I'm happy you said that because we don't like washing them" haha. I put up a DO NOT WASH notice up in the window anyway just to be sure.
My car is 9 years old, but it’s in better condition than some newer cars, it looks half if it’s age
Getting paint chips is worse but I wouldn’t buy brand new car as lose to much
nor me :) but might do if minted
Am I weird when I say I HATE the smell of new cars? I clean and service, part-time, cars for a rental car company. And we get new cars for many different manufacturers and I cannot stand the new car smell. It disgusts me.. However, I want to say this is an excellent video.
its formaldehide :)
I know that’s one of the chemicals. Yuckkkkk
Looking a little out of focus Jon....
I got sick of the autofocus moving all over the place trying to track on my huge snozzle.. I stuck it just in manual but like prolly didnt have it spot on :(
Instead of washing your car, you'd better look for a GYM !!