How To Properly Wash AND Dry Your Car WITHOUT Touching it! (No Swirl Marks) 

How to clean the INTERIOR: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L-ww80gSmu8.html

Other than getting the hose connector turned around (watch out for that one), the machine is simple to put together and use ru-vid.comUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP . And very nice, too. I'm surprised at the power-it's more than we'll ever need, and we've not even used the most powerful setting yet.I've cleaned off a dirty concrete porch to get it ready for sealing, started to clean siding, and I know this pressure washer will be terrific for cleaning tools this fall.The only issue we had is we had turned around the hose connector, and it leaked. Once it was on correctly, though, we had no problems with the connection. Just remember that the end with the green knob goes towards the hose. It's obvious now what we did wrong, but not necessarily obvious at the time.

When washing, try not to look directly at the paint. It may result in swirl marks

Black car owners: Washing their car for 2 hours 1 day later: car all dusty

I'm surprised that no one mentioned this: Water is Ph neutral and it leaves stains. The Ph isn't the reason for your water marks; it's mineral content. Love the barbie bike in the garage! Great video tho - I gotta try the touchless drying.

Couple points for the viewers: Ph doesnt mean "The car will not spot in direct sunlight," its all about water and minerals in it and the evaporation of the water that leaves the minerals behind thus creating that waterspot. Ph usually just refers to it being a safe soap that wont strip any waxes on the vehicle already. Another thing to note ( having owned 15-150$ foam cannons) just get a cheap 15$ one itll last just as long and do the job, Soap wise dont get fooled into buying all the hyped up soap, Meguiars Gold class shampoo & conditioner is one of the highest loved among professional detailers.

I can’t believe I watched a 13 min video of a guy telling me how to wash my car...what am I doing with my life??

Tip for drying, after washing the car take the nozzle off of the hose and run water from just the hose all over the car. This will remove most of the beaded up water.

Imma just use my used leaf blower , same thing and it’s bigger lol

So this isn't a Adam's Polishes sponsored video, but you just so happen to have a partnership and a promo code. How convenient.

My favorite part of the video (paraphrasing) "Now if you haven't washed your car in like a really long time, like two weeks..." LOL

U can use an electric leaf blower too, it would dry the car much faster, just be sure to have an extra battery, they tend to dry fast depending on which brand u have.

This was my first AutoVlog video I watched cause I was checking out washing techniques. I've never left. Great growth dude.

“If your car is really really dirty, like if you haven’t washed it in.... TWO WEEKS or so.” 😂😂

Having a Black cars is like having a second job

Hi, I enjoyed your video. One thing I have always done for thirty years or so is I never touch my cars with a wash mitt without a sheet of water running over the paint, under the mitt, from a garden hose in my other hand. This lubricates and washes away any contaminates as I gently wash. I also pressure wash and foam cannon, so it all works very well together. But, the sheet of water running over the paint is key.

Even you don't want to scratch your car while washing it, someone in the parking lot will do it for you.

How to wash a clean car

I watched the entire 13 minute video. I don't even own a car. 🤷🏻‍♂️

A leaf blower works best for touch free drying. I’ve been doing that for years- before it became ‘a thing’ to dry you car with air ...lol

BEST $100 tool I've bought. Drying is my least favorite part of car washing and this makes it easy. 👌🏻

Dude!!! Snow foam is only a prewash, use it to remove as much dirt as possible, then use the two bucket method and then dry. The foam won't remove all the dirt, and when doing the 2 bucket method rinse your mitt frequently

If you haven't washed your car in *2 weeks or so* Me sitting here not having washed my car in like 2 months because "the rain cleans it"

I never believed in washing a Car without touching it till I watch your video. I got everything you listed of Amazon plus the big Adam's Air Cannon Car Dryer Blower for my truck because it’s worth it. Thanks for the great video I appreciate it.

Cool video. This process may work well on a car that's ceramic coated and washed weekly. For dirtier cars with only regular wax, the two bucket method will probably work better.

For those who don't have a "power washer"...end video at 0:01 lol

This the best 13 minute video yet. I've seen plenty of videos from others and I think your method is the best. I will be getting a new pressure washer soon and have considered foaming along with other things. This is a great video for anyone considering foaming as an alternative to traditional washing. Thanks for sharing. 👍

Almost mesmerizing watching a video like this!! I've put so many small scratches into my Audi TT's paintwork from washing it the normal way i'm definitely gonna give this a try on my new car.

I used my Dewalt cordless to dry my car after washing and it dry my car really good just like at the car wash and I don't have to spend more money to buy that air dry. It good to see you did that way good job.

I wonder if he touches the steering wheel while driving it .

Bro I feel like this is a commercial for Adam's Polishes

I JUST BOUGHT A 2023 BENTLEY CONTINENTAL GT AND I AM AFRAID FOR ANYONE TO TOUCH IT. YOUR VIDEO HAS MOTIVATED ME TO BUY THOSE PRODUCTS AND DO IT MYSELF. THANKS!

I've been using this method for more than 10 years , however this method only works if you have a little layer of dust and if you dont use a micro fiber the dust accumulates over time and needs a wipe , it works perfectly if you wipe it between every 4 touchless washes

car looked cleaner before cleaning than mine every day

Use a leaf blower

Just got a nice blacked out Audi and this guy walks me through my exact situation. Thanks my guy!

This guy is definitely matt Damon’s cooler older brother

Now I know how to wash a clean car

This is not an Adam’s sponsored video but let me show you what I use to wash my car. Adams polish Adams shampoo Adams blower Adams bucket Adams bucket guard Adams sunlight Adams wind Adams water Adams electricity for power wash! For the blower I would just use my garden leaf blower

Real world experience! I've owned a 2008 black Honda CRV for 15 yrs until recently; and never once did I ever bothered to wash it; rainy days was my free car wash!! yes, on few occasions I had it auto car washed at a local car wash joint! and guess what!? my old reliable 15 yr old Honda never had an issue with the paint finish. It did have your typical superficial scratches from city usage over time; but the original glossy finish and paint was never affected. The so call swirls and scratches on a car does not affect the overall paint finish and look of it, in my personal experience. Now that I think about it, washing your car on a regular basis will definitely, in time deteriorate the life and finish of any car paint. The chemicals used to clean it and give it a shine, all it does is strip away the car's original finish and paint in due time. Yes, an occasional wash is necessary, but in my experience the frequent use of chemicals is not!!

Rare video Tutorial on Car Washing without leaving water marks indeed! Also the First time i witness a Car Washing without lifting the Windscreen Wipers too! Amazing! Great Washing & Drying products! Thank You So Much for the Valuable Tips! ♥️🌷🕯

Who here was rooting for him to spray that last little spot on the driver's door with foam but he missed it and I was disappointed....

i wonder if his neigbors wonder why he washes his car daily

Beautiful car! I have never not needed to use a mitt after snow foaming my coated car. I’m extra cautious though, only DI water and wash in the garage. More power to you if you can use city water in the sun and not get spots! For a light cleaning I usually do a quick ONR and use combo of leaf blower, blaster, and mf towel with detail spray.

Not sure if you have figured this out since, but for anyone suffering from brake dust it’s worth checking out Akebono brake pads. They’re the best brake pads I’ve found so far when it comes to keeping brake dust low. Definitely has my recommendation

I just use my chargeable leaf blower, works great for drying and then use an absorber towel for final wiping for water.

At 5:26 the mirrors unfold

Great video! Must admit I’m lazy when it comes to car cleaning so it’s the car wash for me. BUT I just bought a foam cannon and want to start doing it myself. So thanks for the tips.

I love this tutorial! So simple, straightforward.

If this car was actually dirty, (talking 1500 miles of dirt from actual driving) there is no way to get it clean without touching it with a soft brush. Everyone knows there will be a thin film of dust that just won't come off if you just use a washer and soap. I wish I was wrong.

That was a good one, thanks for sharing it with us. I ll try it out, I got 2 cars and it's a lot of work to clean them every Sunday.

I wash my two Teslas myself. I have a real good power washer and use good suds. I do not skimp on any of my supplies. But the most important thing is that I bit the bullet and got an expensive air blower specifically designed for a car. It gets all the water off without leaving streaks or spots. The car comes out perfect. If you want to do it right, do it by yourself and do it correctly.

I love adams products, found them over quarantine never been happier. Definitely need to get the master blaster huge game changer

If I shut my eyes, I swear Matt Damon was giving me a 13 min lesson in washing my car

How cool is that set up! Just bought my wife a black Mercedes-Benz and cleaning it is quite difficult. But not anymore! Thanks man!

Super nice car my friend. For all the negative comments, half of the enjoyment of having a car this nice is keeping it spotless (until it feels like a second full time job, lol) Yes, a black car finish is a pain in the ass and I can’t tell you how many full corrections I have had to do on black because the owner simply did not know that you have to hand wash AS CLEAN AS POSSIBLE EVERY TIME YOU WASH IT or you WILL have swirl marks. Every minute dust particle is a swirl scratch and if you keep dunking your microfiber mit back into the same bucket, you could be collecting more as you go along washing. So, a thick heavy layer of snow foam that is allowed to slide down the finish of the car dragging off all the fine particulate and thoroughly rinsed off and followed up with another quick layer of foam to lubricate and gently agitate the stuck on road film with a clean bucket of soapy water and a fine microfiber mit or microfiber soft sponge along with a power rinse is the best way to way to keep a swirl free finish between protective coatings. The new super tight ceramic coating technology out there is just incredible for that protection. But the part that many don’t get about the whole DIY detailing aspect is that people do really enjoy feeling like they are getting the best “science” and methods to love on their car. I personally developed an entire line of products that I called Britemax (which is actually still in operation and how it was built and sold is a whole story on its own) that grew out of my originally designed 2 metal polishes I called Metal Master Easy Cut and Final Shine (still have a couple of the original bottles I made up with clear shipping labels from Staples as packaging, lol) before all these different companies came around doing a lot of repackaging of detail products and putting their own name on them. What I discovered was that, aside from the obvious which was proper application yielding similar results with products very close in performance, people were far more apt to have enthusiasm and an allegiance to your products if you educated them with infinite detail beyond the common sense logic used to produce the design. A fancy air gun with the company logo stamped on it to some folks “feels” more effective than what I use most commonly which is a nice big air compressor with a water separator and an air filter that blows a lot more air and dries the car in half the time (or my back pack leaf blower on the pickup, lol). So like I said, if it feels better even though there are more effective and efficient methods (that air compressor serves MANY more functions than drying off the car, blowing off all the grass and weed clippings off my clothes and out of my hair, the little that’s left, after the yard work. Every home in my opinion should have an air compressor), God bless. Just don’t be surprised when smartasse’s that can’t help themselves in tearing you down show up in the comments poking fun instead of offering productive alternatives or advice. Love the car my man and yes, Adams makes some excellent highly effective products. I remember when that guy first got started and it’s great to see him still at it and developing an extensive line of solutions!! We all started seeking a better way and sharing our discoveries with others to make it our living!! Unfortunately some of us took on some questionable partners that resulted in a crap deal in the end. But I still love to see the passion folks have for their prized toys!! (Boy did I go off an a rant or what, LOL!?!?) 👍🏻😎👍🏻

Is the foam strong enough that you don't need to go over it again when a sponge or something? As for drying, can a leaf blower be more effective as it is bigger?

I use a leaf blower to dry my car. It takes only 2 minutes max.

Neat! Was fun to watch. I don't even have a car but I love knowing how to clean something properly. It might come in handy sometime in the future if a friend or acquaintance needs help with this. Thanks for showing the tools you've used. I'll be sure to remember them. I've always wondered if there was a way to keep crud off the sponge while soaking it in the bucket, so the grid at the bottom was interesting to see. Thanks!

Now show us how you wash your head with shampoo without touching it ✌😂👍

Very helpful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with your viewers

I've been washing my car without touching it. I take it to Tidal Wave car wash.

To dry my car I speed up and down the road a few times, the water flies right off.

I just saw this video and I'm glad to see my car isn't the only one that suffers from a lot of break dust. Also I noticed your side mirrors folded and unfolded while you were spraying it. Mine does that as well. I have an Audi A8

I was wondering how to have my clean with out touching it omg nice!!! Thanks for all the info buying my product already from Adams thank u so much

"This isn't a sponsored video" yet only uses one brand (Adams) and in the description he has a discount code. Totally not sponsored at all😂

my first rule , is never wash a car in the sun ..

I just got a new to me car and this video is helpful. One question, do you think the air dryer mentioned (master blaster) is adequate for a full sized suv? It’s a white suv so swirl marks less likely to stand out, but still want to avoid them.

@autovlog Adams needs to send you a free master blaster, I am going there now to buy everything you showed us! - AWESOME video

How to clean a clean car. LOL. It is just like watching shaving ads on TV which show a very close shaved guy pretending he is shaving with gillette foam.

I'm a newbie to this. I've hand washed my Audis for years and always ended up with some swirls really ticked me off This is a great video and I will give it a try Thank you !

Great idea, thanks for all the tips and ideas! What year is your c63?

Hi. Awesome video and great product suggestions. Can you tell us if the car was waxed, ceramic coated or has any kind of protection? Thanks in advance.

Would have been nice to see a close up of the hood and the front bumper after you were done.

And that wasn't a promotional Adams video na !!!! Make me laugh 😂

Thanks for the tips I’ve seen people using a Leaf Blower to dry the car. Probably good to start with that then transition to a smaller one to get into the nooks and crannies. Thoughts?

Very clear delivery, well paced, Overall, a great video. Thank you for showing us your car washing tips.

Dear sir, enjoyed your video on how to wash your car without touching it. You are the first person I have found with this type of video. Thank you so much. Don Powell, Tyler, Texas, USA

I use my leaf blower, takes like a minute to blow dry my car.

Warning, if you can avoid it, you never want to allow the dirty water/soap mix just dry on the car.. The ph neutral soap is safe, but all the now concentrated gunk it pulled off probably isn't and can still cause some spots and etching. I'd leave it for a little bit but before anything has the chance to evaporate rinse it again. Then dry it. But if you're really serious about protecting it and keeping it nice.. before you dry it, go back with an iron remover & rinse, then soap it up again and clay, rinse (then you can polish it if it needs it) and finally apply a wax, sealant or ceramic coating. And once you're a true overkill fanatic you can start doing your final rinse with only de-ionized or distilled water and then no matter what, even if you don't blow or towel dry it at all and just left it in the sun, there won't be any spots left behind.

Use a leaf blower to dry. Just clean out impeller first so no little pieces come flying out. It’s really powerful

Don't need no Mr. Miyagi telling me how to wax on wax off because I have a different measure of when it is time to wash my car, takes zero thought on my part. I wait for someone to write on the back window "WASH ME!" If no one writes that within 12 months, I take my ride (a cool AMC Pacer, thank you) to one of those gas station auto-washes, the kind with those two huge nylon brushes that beat the snot out of car dirt. One time a brush ripped off a 12" X 12" patch of paint off the driver-side door, a small price to pay for a clean car. Bonus Tip: I bought a can of almost-matching brown (shit colored) spray paint at the hardware store, five minutes later I was done fixing that hole in the paint and rolling in the nines to pick up me date. That's how I roll when it comes to car washing.

did anybody else notice that little piece he missed with the spray?

First I have to say I love your videos and your honest down to earth approach I’m just a regular guy like everyone else attitude towards your filming, with that being said I just bought my first black vehicle and will definitely be washing it this way as Ive never worried about swirl marks before because you could never see them in lighter colors 🤣 . are there any products you don’t particularly care for ? What are your thoughts on chemical guys products ?

Lmao “not a sponsored video” but everything is Adams car wash products

Never thought I'd see a brand name wash bucket in my lifetime .

" . . . . if the car is really, really dirty . . . like you haven't washed it in two weeks . . ." (slinking away in embarrassment and disgrace now . . . .

I have that same Adams handheld blaster. I think that the other floor model they have is way to pricy. I use to work at a car detail center and we would use a leaf blower that works better than anything and it’s not gonna cost you no more than $150 and it’s super powerful and easy to dry off the entire car

This man is washing the car correctly. He is married to the color and the finish and he is accepting this role with pride and responsibility. You touch the black paint once you've scratched it its that simple. If you don't agree you need new eyeballs.

Adams should throw you a sponsorship after that show! thanks for the tips Mike my girlfriend has a 2017 Nissan rouge and it's white and we don't want any swirls on it either from washing it got to keep it clean im a car detailer myself but at my job we use an automatic tunnel wash and with the rouge only at 2000 miles don't want the brushes all over it !

I don't own a car as I am only 14 but when I do wash my mums and dads cars. I am very particular with washing them and not putting "swirl marks" in the paint, My mums car has paint protector on it which was the best thing for getting on the car because the car is 6 years old and the paint looks like it's just rolled off the show room, yet it's 6 years old.

Great vid bro! Your car looks epic!

That was awesome. Thanks for this content and greetings from over here in the 🇬🇧

Now show us a video about How to Clean your car's Interior WITHOUT Touching it!! That would be great!! Preferably using Adam's products also and without it being a sponsored video of course :-D

If the brake dust is black then the pads are probably not ceramic, at least not full ceramic. Black brake dust usually comes from semi-metallic/organic brake pads.

thanks homie great info love the dryer!!I never touch my car any more when washed!!

Never seen a hands off car clean .. makes perfect sense, especially on darker models 👍

I came back 2 months later, now I own a black car

1. Wash in the evenings after sundown 2. Leaf blower to get the heavy water off 3. Microfiber cloths for finish drying

This just popped and I clicked. Thats alot of work to keep a car clean. I knew a guy who washed his car daily, my friends joked he probably didnt' wash himself that clean. At 8:51 wheels looked dirty.