HOW TO WASH A CAR FOR BEGINNERS

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Do you use soapwater for this?
Comment from : Jonasengel_

Hello did you do any training face to face ?
Comment from : favour _Emma

2 bucket
Comment from : Fab

I'd love that you show us how to best clean a soft roof top from a convertible Thanks :-)
Comment from : Daniel Berdasco

Re the two bucket method I have always put a hose head inside the mitt to rinse the noodle mitt and at the same time squeezing out the water The reason I've done this is to push the dirt outwards rather than forcing it into mitt What do you think??
Comment from : Roving Rods

Just what I needed to know, having just picked up my new car Been cleaning cars for 38 years and never done a proper job Thank you👌👍🥂
Comment from : Roving Rods

personally im a one bucket person my guy see u nig
Comment from : isaac smith

Jedi mind trick on the doors at the end Impressive, most impressive
Comment from : GRP Lining Services

Ill never buy a black car again
Comment from : Geo

Too much force on your power washer
Comment from : Jesus Mex

I use one bucket Method only
Comment from : Khalid Bazeer

Im a 1 bucket person
Comment from : Chrizzy

Great car! 🔥
Comment from : 45Bruce

I snow foam the car wash it with my wash mit and just use a clean bucket of water to wash the mit 👌
Comment from : Aaron Bell

I agree with @peterowen4456 with using the one bucket method but doing a deep prewash as well as using not too much force on the wash mitt and doing the lower part of the car with a separate wash mitt One question I wanted to ask was what brush did you use for the wheels please? As well as the brush used on the window ledge ?@epicautomotivedetailing
Comment from : Corsasxi

Should u put water first on rims or can u just straight brClean with spray
Comment from : Nimmy 🇵🇰

Good prewash & one pocket brThank you for humor and advice on the videos!!!
Comment from : Olav Maurus

What is the appropriate PSI to use when washing a car so it won’t damage the paint ?
Comment from : Lamar Johnson

Hi! I’d like to make a suggestion for a next video: how to wash a car in a jet wash machine I live in apartment, and don’t have access to pressure wash and stuff Always carry my bucket, shampoo etc to the jet wash and try to wash as fast as I can’t and not bother other people Love your videos, thanks!!!
Comment from : Lucas Abreu

Hi, great video as always, really nicely presented with loads of info Quick Q for you please - we’re hoping to take delivery of a brand new car in a month’s time or so - metallic grey Jeep, and I wonder how to apply your video here to the 1st clean of this? I’ve acquired a decent range of cleaning/detailing products over the past wee while including Bilt Hammer DS Wax and snow foam, some PH neutral shampoo, fallout remover spray etc and have been practicing on our Passat recently What tips could you give or do you have a more appropriate video for new car washes/detail you can point me towards? Thanks in advance!
Comment from : Andrew Rowat

GREAT VIDEO! (I'm a shouting factory worker)brsingle bucket
Comment from : codybroken

I’m a complete novice and I don’t even have a driver’s license let alone a car 🤦‍♀️ but I have been looking for how to clean my dad’s car as he’s not so able now Thank you so much for your videos they’ve been a great help!
Comment from : Pamela

Thanks for the great videos What wheel cleaner do you suggest for Black wheels Thanks again Stuart
Comment from : Stuart Walker

1 bucket soap, 1 bucket rinse, 1 bucket rinse again before soap Rinse buck very dirty and a less dirty Try it!!
Comment from : Legal Tech Innovations

two bucket its no loss in time
Comment from : billy boy

2 x buckets 🪣
Comment from : Cannonball

One bucket using 5 mitts Once a mitt is used, it is discarded to an empty bucket
Comment from : Kai San So

Can you get your car products in the United States
Comment from : showpan22

Definitely 2 bucket since I was made aware of it! Just makes sense to me unless you drive a complete shed!! 🤣
Comment from : Kevin Cross

I bought a professional wash brush from a car detail supply place Screwed it onto a mop handle & I can wash my car pretty quickly No scratches
Comment from : Tom Haymond

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Comment from : drishya gurung

Epic vid Just realised you have extendable legs 04:51 in vid you are so much taller than before
Comment from : oursulaert

I used to two bucket but now 1 bucket as I do wash my car every week A quick snow foam rinse, 1 bucket and spray wax Romeo donebrMy car is near 13 years old It's scratched beaten etc But I do like washing it Least it's a clean shiny beat up car lol
Comment from : yotuanyboi

One bucket multiple mitts or lods of microfiber, try microfiber it's great for washing cars even wheels
Comment from : Gajjar Himanshu

I’m a 2 bucket person 1 for cleaning the car and the other is a KFC bucket as a treat
Comment from : Englandsbestlover

1 bucket (with grit guard) if using a pressure washer or hose as you can rinse the mitt with clean running water, 2 buckets (with grit guards) when running water isn't available
Comment from : Wilkini

Multi mitt method (One mitt per panel), some say it is better than the 2 bucket method because you are eventually going to have dirty rinse water With multiple mitts you wont have that because you are using a clean mitt every time you clean a new panel
Comment from : Pete McB

I'm one bucket, but I do take extra care, time and effort with the pre-wash I can safely say that those GTechnic wash mitts are very good indeed After a machine wash every time, they come up soft still after over a year of use and abuse They do shrink a bit, so I treated myself to a black Friday deal and got a spare one in stock I do always rinse the granny out of the mitt before washing in the machine
Comment from : 23hublock1

You say your using that karcher Yet you have a different lance Why?
Comment from : Fancy A Clean

Two bucket but gonna try one bucket with multi towels method
Comment from : B Sirawit

2 bucket everytime , we have all seen the amount of dirt etc that can appear in the bucket even with the correct pre wash procedures taking placebrbr why would spread that on the surface 🙄! #2bucketmethod!
Comment from : Scott Bowditxh

One bucket methed, i use a shampoo snow foam on the car, and in the wash bucket so i get double bubbles the mit just glides over the car ( It's my own car )
Comment from : Alan Taylor

Dave, you've persuaded me to start using the two bucket method!
Comment from : David Stopforth

Since 1st hearing of the 2 bucket method at the start of the year it's 2 buckets all the time, and separate 1 for wheels l_l l_l ⚙️ l_l
Comment from : I Bunn

Two BucketI need to do!
Comment from : Blaine Houser

2 buckets
Comment from : A Jackson-Ross

2 bucket
Comment from : Larry Sims

I don't live in the UK so I don't have access to your listed TFR However I found this TFR that I can purchase in my region Do you think it's safe for use on car paint? The TFR listed for sale is the Heavy Duty versionbrHere's the link to the product as well as the technical data sheets of said product:br sgrs-onlinecom/web/p/adhesive-removers/7716686/br docsrs-onlinecom/9a53/0900766b811c86d8pdfbr docsrs-onlinecom/8abf/A700000006611805pdf
Comment from : natnut2008

I've watched on YouTube that Turtle Wax Ice Seal and Shine Spray Sealant is superior to Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic Wax Spray Sealant as it is more durable and is cheaper as well
Comment from : natnut2008

I noticed that you used a TFR : Traffic Film Remover for the car paint Is that the same as an iron remover? If I use a TFR for my paint , do I still need to use a separate iron remover for my paint? If I use a TFR, do I still need to use a separate car shampoo?
Comment from : natnut2008

Our cars aint the best but i like to use the two buckets,just like to keep the paint the best i can
Comment from : Paul Cloughton

a lot of people on here that use one bucket do not understand the principles behind it or do not clean the cars to a really high standard associated with these channels trust me you use one bucket and your car will be covered in swirls within three months
Comment from : daniel broad

two bucket all day knowledge is power not much more effort and loads safer
Comment from : daniel broad

I am a one bucket 5 mitt person It guarantees a clean mitt surface for every panel! It’s a variation I picked up on another channel It works brilliantly
Comment from : In Detail Car Care Solutions

I use the 2 bucket method when I want a fantastic finish I am same as you Dave half car at a time plus I am getting older lol Another top video Dave keep it up
Comment from : stephen harcup

Brilliant video Dave,looks clean already with the pre wash and wash,part 2 I will stay tuned for it
Comment from : Steve Jones

2 Buckets for me Mate!!
Comment from : Diego Sangucho

1 bucket 6 wash mitts Find its clean water all the time
Comment from : Paul Rollings

Brilliant video yet again Dave You keep it simple and strip it back Think it begins with a "T"
Comment from : Apex Valets

I use the 2 bucket method once a monthbrEvery week, I just rinse it, spray snow foam, and perform the final rinsebrbrI use mainly Nextzett products (former Einszett), because their quality/price ratio is very goodbrI also use Turtle Wax (their Bug&Tar removal is great), Wurth (the snow foam is great for cleaning), and Meguiar's (their compound is awesome)brBut I am always trying out new productsbrAs I live in Portugal, importing UK products is not always simple But my mother in Law is helping me get my hands on some products from Gtechniq, Bilt Hambert, Bear Car Care, and YumbrbrMy setup is complex (for a personal clean), but I try to have a quick clean ritual every week, and a more complex once a month cleanbrAnd, even once a month, only the exterior is "deep" clean (not polish or even a clay bar)brOnce a month, I add another step to the clean process: interior, engine, or bootbrThis way, I never get bored, and continue to love doing itbrbrOnce every 3 to 6 months, I try a different protection: synthetic sealant, ceramic, etcbrI admit that I never used a past wax - that real carnuba wax I am thinking on doing it, but the amount of effort, and the low endurance, makes me forget the idea - and they are really becoming expensivebrbrClay, compound, or polish is unusual Maybe once every 18 months, or sobrThis is because these techniques are not for everyday use (your clear coat is limited), and because they are very time consuming
Comment from : hitardo

One bucket normally but after a couple of sections I give the mitt a blast with the pressure washer which is probably the same or if not more effective than the tbm Especially this time of year when you can pickup small bits of leaves etc that you couldn’t see/remove when pre washing
Comment from : Gremmy Gremmington

one bucket for the dailey bucket car
Comment from : Russell Petrie

2 bucket but when I had cheap cars 1 bucket and Sponge, sorry 🙏
Comment from : Antony Proudfoot

What did you think of the Model X? I valeted one the other day and hated it!! Those stupid rear doors with all the nooks and crannies, trying to clean the edges while they're up in the air, that naff rear spoiler that just gathers crap underneath, and don't even mention the size of that windscreen which stretches halfway across the roof!! 😡
Comment from : Tony Hill

Always 2 buckets for me I thought everyone did these days
Comment from : Chris_Leslie225

Started using one bucket and rinsing my wash mitt with my quick release gun Easier and quicker and not had any hiccups with it yetbrbrTheory behind it is that I am not contaminating a rinse bucket as soon as I have wiped off the first panelbrbrMight be wrong
Comment from : MrMoz0887

Depends on the vehicle but mostly I only use one bucket been doing this for 38 years never damaged one yet
Comment from : Shane Bennett

Wheel bucket, snow foam followed by 2 bucket wash on our black cars Could the colour of your car influence whether you use 1 or 2 buckets?
Comment from : Leslie J Crouchman

Always 2 buckets for me even for maintenance washes however I do get why some only use one I know some people say it takes longer but surely you’re only talking of a few minutes here or there but again I guess it comes down to personal choice in the end I don’t think either method is right or wrong
Comment from : Steve Smith

One bucket method for me I clean mine ever two weeks what is the best method to get mud off carpets drivers foot mat and carpet
Comment from : Mark Smith

Nice video mate 👍brIt all depends on what the customer wants or the state of the car! 2 buckets 80 of the time 🌈🌈🌈
Comment from : Philip Demarco

Great video mate I use the 1 bucket method still does a good job keep safe mate
Comment from : Martin Bills

Great video Dave I use one bucket for the wheels and one bucket for the paint As most people have said some far I will clean my once a week so not a lot of road grime builds up And it has good protection so a apc and snowfoam get most of the dirt offbrIn my one bucket I have a chemical guys style grit guard with a normal grit guard on top with the wash board attachment This works well for cleaning the wash pad and mitts I usebrI have always use a wash pad for the upper 3/4 of the vehicle and a wash mitt for the lower1/4 This helps reduce any scratches as well I think
Comment from : Thea Playz

Always one bucket and have had no issues Can’t stand driving a dirty car so wash mine every 2 or 3 days weather permitting!
Comment from : Rob Tallentire

And another thing When other detailing vlogs offer voodoo, black magic and hocus pocus yours offer info in plain English
Comment from : Bonkers About Alice