Appreciate it! I usually cut up shorts from our longer form videos, so you get a lot more context here…

Happy you like DIY Detail Rinseless Wash.

Thank you.

Once you see swirls on car paint...you see them on every car! You're no longer a regular person you're a detailer for life lol

Appreciate that Neil, your support is awesome thank you for always watching and commenting

@@diydetailofficial my pleasure!

Thank you! Hopefully soon…

@@diydetailofficial 😀😀😀😀

Nice! It does save time that’s for sure

Thank you

Great tip!

That’s what I thought 😂 (Nick here lol)

Yvan really stays busting your balls for everything 😂

It sure is!

Same here friend. I use early weekend mornings to do both family cars in the parking lot, but once it got a bit cooler to work comfortably, I loaded gear into car and just did it after work in the parking garage. Tip: I use empty bottles of distilled water (which are essentially 1 gallon each) to carry my premixed rinseless solution in car, then dump out into bucket and sprayer when im ready to go. Though I'm looking at getting a multi pro 9 or 12 this year (ideally with schrader valve for making life easier and faster), if I do I'll just fill that thing up and dump some out into bucket when needed

Thank you brother!

Excellent!

Thank you. If your towels are linting, most often there’s contamination on the surface.

@@diydetailofficial Thanks for the response, whats potentially the best solution to fix it? Changing process of drying the vehicles when using a rinseless or changing the process of how they are cleaned? Also I clean the towels with only microfiber detergent and use the dyer on the non heat setting to help with it. You can really see the linting on the glass. Also for my specifically i only use rinseless wash in a closed garage. Thank you so much i really enjoy the content.

Great tip!

Yes you can!

Thank you, yes

They can be used to top any coating.

Yes, absolutely

lol true

256/1

Excellent

We will try to find one

Yep!

Good plan!

You can do the whole vehicle if out of direct suglight but still makes sense to pre spray about 1/2 the vehicle at a time

@@diydetailofficial how often should I clay on a ceramic coated vehicle?

Both ways will work

4-8 months

@@diydetailofficial Awesome !! Thank you for the reply !!

It will work fine.

Excellent

Yes

Foaming Rinseless is fun, but unnecessary

Thank you, we got them from a local restaurant supply.

Yes , 256/1

DIY Detail Interior Ceramic Coating

Definitely

Yes, we have a more complex and complete lubrication package in our Iron Remover.

Just a follow up question….as a newbie to proper decontaminate the exterior do you spray iron remover directly on the paint with rinse less wash still on the panel or spray on a clean panel then use rinse less wash on top as more lubricant. Also how do you incorporate water spot remover?

256:1

No coating required. I mentioned this because some people think a ceramic coated car needs to be babied.

Yep!

Yes you can!

@@diydetailofficial thank you! Now I just need to wait for that awesome clay towel to get back in stock 👍

About the same

yup, exactly. It's incredibly slick, too, when you use it this way

thank you for asking! Ive seen about all their videos and it never said anything about dry application 😭 I have been avoiding it for so long worrying about high spots on quickbeads when I couldn’t rinse off in time ( using a self serve car wash )but now I can finally sleep at night!

It’s a detailing keg, available from Scott Graves

Is that the metal IK sprayer? Why is it so much better than the IK multi 12? Isn’t just the same thing with a metal body

@@epap1375 more pressure and more flow

It’s coming in future episodes. A keg style sprayer is more efficient.

Hi Spenser, I totally get how this can be overwhelming. Yvan and I put together a 4 part series on washing, prepping your ride... and applying a ceramic coating. I highly suggest you watch it, it should answer your questions!! kzfaq.info/sun/PLD8gYJ2cLWeNJwVAqkPn5ZwrT7nGLQn1s

@@diydetailofficial thank you!!

Here’s one of them kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7hno6d1ksmxaZc.html

Sure:)

It’s great on any car.

256:1, 128:1 works well too

In a previous video, Yvan said while the sponge is the most popular with rinseless, it works good with the traditional soap too.

It's designed for both. I prefer using it for Rinseless Washing but it can absolutely be used with Incredible Suds as well!

Not yet, please ask your favourite supplier for DIY products

Yep, exactly 👍

Iron remover would be an additional fee.

Definitely an add on.

Yes you can use the Perforated Synthetic Decontamination Towel with the following DIY Detail Rinseless Wash DIY Detail Incredible Suds DIY Detail Iron Remover DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss DIY Detail Quick Beads

DIY Detail Rinseless Wash DIY Detail Incredible Suds DIY Detail Quick Beads DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss DIY Detail Iron Remover.

@@diydetailofficial just to be clear can’t use those products?

Also - does the panel need to be rinsed off after claying with iron decon before quick beads is used as a rinse aid?

I would us DIY Detail Iron Remover with the clay towel, rinse then, apply DIY Detail Quick Beads. The DIY Detail Rinseless Wash cleans well, and doesn’t leave anything behind.

Yes.

Hey William! I don't know all the details, maybe head over to Car Supplies Warehouse website/Facebook page/send them an email? We will be there for the whole event, but they will likely have more details for your now. I haven't booked my plane ticket yet lol. -Nick

From 1 - 20 minutes. If DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash dries it’s not a problem

@@diydetailofficial Appreciate it

You would need to test, but yes it should. Our products should be there soon.

A towel dry is an important part of the process

@@diydetailofficial thanks for answering 🙏 very helpful

Hopefully no longer than a week

Thank you!

Its not necessary to do every time

Both are amazing forms of protection, it really comes down to what you want. Some guys love the spray on, rinse off protection....paint gets a bit slicker than ceramic gloss so drying is a breeze. But others like the traditional drying method of using Ceramic Gloss as a drying aid and adding protection at the same time. I guess that's all to say...use both, see what you like!

Thanks for the input! Between the 2 of them, which protection is “stronger” or last longer or are they the same? Assume both are exposed to the same environment.

@@arturia5976 Great question!

Both are relatively equal in durability.

So true

Heating system

3 months or more

Sounds like a plan lol, Yvan rocks the Pumas Nick is a Vans man

The same, a ceramic coating just makes it easier.

It has also happened to me with my vehicle when it is dirtier than expected to use the rinseless method and what I do is pass the sponge over the same area that I just cleaned with the other side of the sponge and that is enough so that no residue remains on the surface.

How did you dry it? I’ve never met a car that I couldn’t clean with DIY Detail Rinseless Wash.

@@diydetailofficial With your towels. Some spots I did not dry because I would be rubbing the spots back into the paint.

We like to feature all sorts of options.

looks like you're saving product then:) one capful per gallon works great for Rinseless Wash dilution

It is!

Yes!

The rinseless wash pulls the dirt to the bottom.

It may look dirty but it’s completely safe. When you pull the sponge from the bucket there’s no dirt on the sponge it stays in the bucket. Buy some DIY Rinseless, McKees 37 rinseless or optimum no rinse you ain’t scratching anything trust 😭

Rich, the DIY Detail Rinseless Wash Solution leaves your sponge perfectly clean when it leaves the bucket.

Nick here….yep, I’m me and Yvan is Yvan, we both have our tendencies. I like to use a lot of product and have fun (sometimes I’m sloppy with my technique) Yvan is very passionate about doing things a certain way with an emphasis on Efficiency. Save money and time and get great results (by doing it a certain way). I kind of like to freestyle and Yvan believes deeply in a standard operating procedure. The push and pull makes for dynamic content, and we actually do have fun even if it can sometimes seem like there is some tension. If it’s easier to understand it this way…Yvan takes process, the doing of detailing and of running a business, incredibly seriously. It’s how he’s been so successful for so many years. But I hear you, thank you for caring so much about this that you would take time to share your thoughts publicly!

​@@diydetailofficial Beautiful reply, Nick, and your quick, gracious, and thoughtful response is impressive! I've watched both yours and Ivan's content for years. You with Hawk Pro, and Ivan with Detailers Business Academy, Optimum, and many guest appearances on other channels. Both of you bring years of experience and an obvious love of detailing. And yes, you're a little bit on opposite ends of the style spectrum. I'm excited to try DIY products-they all look interesting and well formulated. I sincerely wish you both tremendous success! I mentioned the above only because I was distracted by it and noticed a similar pattern in other DIY videos. It's clear you like and respect Ivan. If he's comfortable demonstrating the same in return, it would erase any weirdness and help to reconcile your somewhat contrary approaches to detailing. Forgive me for straying so far from the subject matter of your videos. I speak from many years working in and studying the broadcast and entertainment industries. I firmly believe, it's the little things.

I’ve been using a clay towel on some parts of my ceramic coated car and haven’t noticed any scratching 🤷‍♂️

Have you tried our fine grade clay towel

I respectfully disagree, I use rinseless and either quick beads or ceramic gloss and I've had no marring. No pressure and ample lubrication is the way

you are completely wrong. Proper lube and there is no marring on the paint after. I did it on my Camaro when I brought it home did it again on my Buddies brand new highlander 2weeks ago and there was ZERO marring or scratches added to the paint from using the clay towel on it and used proper lube.