Matt's Wash Process: From Start to Finish
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- čas přidán 8. 01. 2023
- Here are all three parts in one video from start to finish of the Wash Method. As always, all the products in this video can be bought on the Obsessed Garage website and at the links below.
OG Tire Dressing:
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Wheel Cleaner:
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OG Spec Mosmatic Swiveling Sprayer:
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Complete Bucket Solution
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Koch-Chemie Gsf (Gentle Snow Foam):
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Microfiber Madness Incredipad XL:
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EGO Stubby:
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EGO 580 Blower:
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PF22 Foam Cannon:
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Rust Inhibitor:
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Incredibrush Flat:
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Curveball Brush:
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Tire Brush:
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Wheel Mitt:
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EZ Detail Brushes:
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RaceGlaze Detailing Brush:
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Low Pile Drying Aid Towel:
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I marked levels on the side of my foam cannon bottle with a sharpie to get an accurate measure of soap to water mix. No need to measure each time. This is one of those cases where 'measure once' makes more sense :-)
Any specific advice about pressure washing wheels on an EV?
I noticed when pressure washing the wheels and wheel wells that I could see a bright orange high voltage cable. Using high pressure on a high voltage cable may not be the best of ideas. Suggestions on the right type of tip for cleaning EV wheels and wheel wells.
how often would you use a iron remover and when you do use it where in the wash process is it used? Thanks
@Obsessed Garage Shorts Awesome detailing video,may I know if it's ok for you to review our foam cannon S V3.0?Thanks in advance!☺
Can you omit buffing off the OG tire dressing for a shinier finish or will it sling?
Nice video
Thanks
Hi there,
What dilution ratio do you use for Break Buster in the Pressol and MTM foam canon? Also, I know Break Buster is super alkaline, so does it degrade the MTM filter and Pressol sprayer head over time?
We use Break Buster straight up in both the pressol and the foam cannon, That begin said you can dilute it down to a 1:1 ratio just know if wont be as effective.
You used less than half of the foam cannon , can you save it for the next wash instead of dumping it in the bucket ? Or does it not keep well ?
It does not keep well. The pressure from using it will kill the nozzles and gaskets if the bottle is not open.
I learned the hard way by leaving it closed. The soap is now squeezing out from the nozzle due to pressure.
5 oz of GSF for a maintenance wash 😅
I like the autofiber wheel brush better. The wash process is not complicated.
Do a vid for cleaning the engine
That is on the way!
Perfect! Thank you
How come you guys use 150ml with the dilution when GSF website says 20ml. Seems like a HUGE difference. Are you just not getting good foam with anything less?
If you are looking for the maximum foam it can put out 150ml is the number. But you could certainly get away with less than that. its best to try a few diffrent dilutions out and see what works for you.
@@ObsessedGarageShorts makes sense. Appreciate the response
I just thought you could have the tap mounted on the wall alot closer to the bucket to save having such a long bucket filler. Very nice setup, great products.
It's set at that hight, so you don't have to bend over to turn it on or off, If you ask me, that's where all hose bibs should be mounted. We do offer shorter hoses though, if you wanted to make a bucket filler closer to the ground.
Great video! Question. Why not just use microfiber towels? Soap them down, wash a section, and toss them aside. No need for the second bucket? What am I missing?
I prefer a pre wash over a pre rinse get rid of most of the dirt my opinion 🤷🏽♂️
Yeah but you rub it in
@@TheTAEclub rub what in???
@@cebasmb8250 everything already on the car
@@TheTAEclub do you even know what is a pre wash ? A pre wash is foam the car let it sit for at least 5 minutes then rinse it... so what ever foam you used breakdown the dirt after rinse foam then go in for your contact wash cone on now
@@TheTAEclubEducate yourself on the terms bro before correcting others.
This is a pro way to wash a car but definitely trying to sell some product too. I like how the Detail Geek washes a car personally.
Obsessed Garage is literally grown into a business, so yeah they try to sell products... Anyway, the Detail Geek never promotes his products luckily...
@@jaaphoogendijk671 he literally always says “Ima gonna use our detail geek all purpose cleaner, our detail geek polish, our detail geek air”
@@moisesramirez5242 Please try to learn to spot sarcasm, it will benefit you greatly.
@@jaaphoogendijk671 bruh💀, you right. My bad G, I didn’t even read into the “…” lol
@@moisesramirez5242 No worries, I too can get excited when I read a seemingly wrong comment :). At least we're aligned on where the detail geek stands...
Never have agreed with the pre rinse. I like Kyles method better on this one.
So you go right into contact wash without getting the dirt off the vehicle?
Buy a $20 1 or 2 gallon pressurized pump sprayer from harbor freight. Spray the car down with rinseless wash and wash off. Then foam and wash. It works really well and you won't need to worry about sand blasting your car with whatever grit and dirt that's on it. Works better than foam imo. Foam without contact doesn't do much unless it's high PH.
@@thinkforyourself5672 yeah I like that method. I use my IK and do this method quite often
@@thinkforyourself5672 good idea. I have an IK sprayer so I’ll give it a try with my rinseless
I realize now that a 17 min video IS a short from these guys.
Matt said not to use drying aid wtf??
When?
You guys didn't use a Tire deoxidizer like "Meguiars D14301 Detailer Non Acid Wheel & Tire Cleaner". This gets rid of that brown color on tires as they age. Sure the tire dressing covers that, but tire dressings don't last very long, as the dressing wears off you want a nice black tire underneath so the appearance remains sharp for longer.
Front bumper is far from dirtiest part of the car, the bottom half of the sides and the rear are always the dirtiest. The front end minus directly behind the front wheels are never really that dirty.
This is true especially of vehicles that have a low coefficient of drag, the rear gets covered in crud.
I haven’t done a soap wash in years. 100% rinse less.
You mind sharing what your rinse process is? I have the ONR product sitting my garage with Rag Co black sponge but haven’t used either one yet.
@@Admirn i wash my cars weekly so they never get that dirty. Most of the time i use the Mckees Gold sponge with 914/Absolute/etc. if dirtier than usual I prefer to use multiple 500 gsm towels. Start with a pre spray (256:1) with IK or Sure Shot sprayer. I also like to take a throw away Kirkland MF towel and run it on/under the door sills , area right behind the rear tires, the real dirty areas, then dispose of after. Finally use a
drying aid (OG or Beadmaker). Dry with a 16x16 Rag company Liquid8r and FTW for touch up and jams.
Your pre-wash technique is lacklustre. GSF does not remove traffic films and certain soiling, you're literally just rubbing all that into the paintwork by snowfoaming it and then contact washing straight on top of it.
Plus no separate mitt for the underside of the sills and bumpers, terrible.
Agreed. Foam, rinse, and foam again prior to contact wash is the new method promoted by many detailers. The two bucket method has seen its days.
No one needs all that stuff to wash a car! Are you serious
That’s why you’re a regular car guy and not an obsessed gar guy
@@my-usirname2360 lol
If you want to do it right, watch this video again and learn a thing or two!
If u have a $100,000 car u need all this. If not then keep using dish detergent and a brush.
@@damenmartin191
All I can say is this…
“If you want better you have to do better” This is definitely better!