Thank you! It’s driving me nuts watching this guy spray the car off!

Thats because you have never used a big machine like he is. When mud and dirt are that heavy and you have that much volume you have to spray an area then allow the water to work and run then come back. People who do this all day just naturally wash like he is because its faster and you actually get the surface properly rinsed. The top down slow one pass doesn’t rinse it and you learn that quick when your the one on the gun.

When washing a vehicle using conventional methods you firstly apply soap, wash using a sponge or a broom and then rinse off with water from the top to the bottom. Touchless washing is a bit different. Soap is applied through a high pressure foamer and then high pressure water is used as a “sponge or a broom”. The water is worked back into fresh soap, either from the bottom to the top or backwards in the case of trucks and trailers etc. In this way, the soap is used more efficiently. (If you wash from the top down, you would simply wash the soap off the vehicle which defeats the purpose). Then rinse from the top down to finish the cleaning process.

Buddy u should have sprayed it down first and got alot of the mud off

Indeed… very painful to watch..

So spread the dirt around the paint, yeah sure I'll do that immediately 😉

The detailer is right, bottoms to top method is the best.

Looks great it does

Scratching the hell out of it without it pre washing it, smh about as bad as taking in though a spinning death tunnel.

@@strosdetailingchannel he did pre wash it, that’s why he snow foamed it, how else are you meant to get the dirt off. He’s just done a contactless wash and you say he’s wrong? 😂😂

jk

We can do both tiny dirt and big dirt?

Thanks mate

Its just a product demo

Thank you

Thanks mate

Ppo

we have been able to import them for many years. its just no one buys them, cause they're overpriced. especially once you factory in importing, conversion, and luxury car tax.

We're washing, not rinsing. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y8Wao9mUqbucdZ8.html

OMG 😲, getting it into cracks 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣

This is a 3000psi @21LPM machine

Why?

@@chiefsaustralia9012 the way you guys were rinsing was just making more work for yourself.

Right the way he rinsed the car down made me cringe he could have washed it faster with top to bottom he has to go back to spots he already rinsed just wasting water at this point

@@ITz_RUINED you have to wash bottom to top with this, it uses the product on the up stroke. Downwards will just rinse it off without it doing any work

@@bonkeydollocks1879 this is not true. Idc what Wash you’re doing. You wash top-down

@@jesselent7894 I'm sorry but you're wrong and I'm not having a long drawn out debate about it.

@@jesselent7894 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9Gkfrd02b_GnI0.html This is how it's done, you work from bottom to top that uses the cleaning of the product THEN rinse from the top to bottom. Read the Comments it explains more.

When washing a vehicle using conventional methods you firstly apply soap, wash using a sponge or a broom and then rinse off with water from the top to the bottom. Touchless washing is a bit different. Soap is applied through a high pressure foamer and then high pressure water is used as a “sponge or a broom”. The water is worked back into fresh soap, either from the bottom to the top or backwards in the case of trucks and trailers etc. In this way, the soap is used more efficiently. (If you wash from the top down, you would simply wash the soap off the vehicle which defeats the purpose). Then rinse from the top down to finish the cleaning process.

It was actually Kenotek Cargo 4100

@@chiefsaustralia9012 Cheers!

It is going to get dirty again

Coz they dumb

When washing a vehicle using conventional methods you firstly apply soap, wash using a sponge or a broom and then rinse off with water from the top to the bottom. Touchless washing is a bit different. Soap is applied through a high pressure foamer and then high pressure water is used as a “sponge or a broom”. The water is worked back into fresh soap, either from the bottom to the top or backwards in the case of trucks and trailers etc. In this way, the soap is used more efficiently. (If you wash from the top down, you would simply wash the soap off the vehicle which defeats the purpose). Then rinse from the top down to finish the cleaning process.

Might already be there, please contact www.kenotek.eu for your nearest dealer

Kenotek Cargo 4100

It's safe for my 2015 black tuxedo paint an won't stain it like I was reading about it how it can stain paint

Nerta Active Diamond

He did and the ute was clean

When washing a vehicle using conventional methods you firstly apply soap, wash using a sponge or a broom and then rinse off with water from the top to the bottom. Touchless washing is a bit different. Soap is applied through a high pressure foamer and then high pressure water is used as a “sponge or a broom”. The water is worked back into fresh soap, either from the bottom to the top or backwards in the case of trucks and trailers etc. In this way, the soap is used more efficiently. (If you wash from the top down, you would simply wash the soap off the vehicle which defeats the purpose). Then rinse from the top down to finish the cleaning process.

keep guessing

Por qué

I bet its not

@@chiefsaustralia9012 not saying it’s related to the washing. I’m talking about what it goes through everyday to look like that. That stuff takes a toll on paint.

not at all as the product is used a 1 % chemical and 99% water

@@chiefsaustralia9012 I believe you. Again I’m not talking about the wash job. Just the dirt getting plastered against it in the first place

@@MintMonte87ACSS312 When washing a vehicle using conventional methods you firstly apply soap, wash using a sponge or a broom and then rinse off with water from the top to the bottom. Touchless washing is a bit different. Soap is applied through a high pressure foamer and then high pressure water is used as a “sponge or a broom”. The water is worked back into fresh soap, either from the bottom to the top or backwards in the case of trucks and trailers etc. In this way, the soap is used more efficiently. (If you wash from the top down, you would simply wash the soap off the vehicle which defeats the purpose). Then rinse from the top down to finish the cleaning process.

You must have special water where you live?

@@chiefsaustralia9012 ya its called a pressure washer

@@clarenceburkett3686 yeah mate we do

Exactly

@@clarenceburkett3686 that’s the most badass reply I’ve seen lmaoooo🤣😂

When washing a vehicle using conventional methods you firstly apply soap, wash using a sponge or a broom and then rinse off with water from the top to the bottom. Touchless washing is a bit different. Soap is applied through a high pressure foamer and then high pressure water is used as a “sponge or a broom”. The water is worked back into fresh soap, either from the bottom to the top or backwards in the case of trucks and trailers etc. In this way, the soap is used more efficiently. (If you wash from the top down, you would simply wash the soap off the vehicle which defeats the purpose). Then rinse from the top down to finish the cleaning process.

its just a product demo, Dang

@@chiefsaustralia9012 do you sell pressure washers? Cause that’s what did all the work

@type-dRew no we don't and no it didn't

Sometimes the is no choice but brightly sunshine

Mate, it really is a assed backwards pressure washing job, so, when washing a vehicle using conventional methods you firstly apply soap, wash using a sponge or a broom and then rinse off with water from the top to the bottom. Touchless washing is a bit different. Soap is applied through a high pressure foamer and then high pressure water is used as a “sponge or a broom”. The water is worked back into fresh soap, either from the bottom to the top or backwards in the case of trucks and trailers etc. In this way, the soap is used more efficiently. (If you wash from the top down, you would simply wash the soap off the vehicle which defeats the purpose). Then rinse from the top down to finish the cleaning process.

There's a very good reason why touchless cleaning uses this technique. If you're interested, we've made a video that explains it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y8Wao9mUqbucdZ8.html

Yes, but it's unnecessary with a touchless soap. No need to get rid of the dirt first since it won't cause scratches or swirls.

its a touchless wash it took him 10 minutes to do not a full proper hand wash

That's the thing... No need to use 2 buckets or scrub. Just Spray it with this 'Acid foam' and use the highpressure water as the scrub and rinse it off. I do the same with my Toyota using Pronano Plus and Pronano Diamond Wax. Takes me an hour instead of an afternoon.

We do actually

@@chiefsaustralia9012 well y’all suck at cleaning 🤣🤣

@@mbkmillzdrilly1090 😂😂🤪

Don’t hire these guys - what a mess.

Paints fine as it's only 1% product and 99% water

Cuando se lava un vehículo con métodos convencionales, primero se aplica jabón, se lava con una esponja o una escoba y luego se enjuaga con agua de arriba hacia abajo. El lavado sin contacto es un poco diferente. El jabón se aplica a través de un espumador de alta presión y luego se usa agua a alta presión como una "esponja o una escoba". El agua se convierte nuevamente en jabón fresco, ya sea de abajo hacia arriba o hacia atrás en el caso de camiones y remolques, etc. De esta manera, el jabón se usa de manera más eficiente. (Si lava de arriba hacia abajo, simplemente lavaría el jabón del vehículo, lo que anula el propósito). Luego enjuague de arriba hacia abajo para terminar el proceso de limpieza.

definitivamente dando un baño en un elefante

Thanks mate, it's really refreshing getting a sensible comment, much appreciated

And he will never wash your car

When washing a vehicle using conventional methods you firstly apply soap, wash using a sponge or a broom and then rinse off with water from the top to the bottom. Touchless washing is a bit different. Soap is applied through a high pressure foamer and then high pressure water is used as a “sponge or a broom”. The water is worked back into fresh soap, either from the bottom to the top or backwards in the case of trucks and trailers etc. In this way, the soap is used more efficiently. (If you wash from the top down, you would simply wash the soap off the vehicle which defeats the purpose). Then rinse from the top down to finish the cleaning process.

It's not ideal. Our videos are actually demonstrations -- we're showing customers how our products work and how to use them (usually filmed by the customer). We wash what we're given, wherever the customer is.

Yeah mate, we do backwards good. Lmao ljs