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Hey man just want to show some love for your content. Attention to detail in style with nice video conception. I’m always thinking about the struggle that you need to go through to put multiple frame angle like that and everything… Hats off to you ! Side note ; I really liked when you put the product and dilution ratio like in this video & wish to see it back a little more ! Cheers man 🇨🇦 🤙🏼
It sure is😉 Also, what nozzle do you use for the IK? The one for the thickest foam? I bought it a month ago but cannot seem to get foam as thick as you do
I use the grey nozzle. Getting the right thickness and spray pattern really comes down to finding the right dilution ratio in my opinion. Also I usually only fill up the container for about 60%, that way you can get enough air (and enough pressure) into the foamer.
Wow. One of the best wheels off details I have ever seen. Got some good ideas though. That was a great tip with using the steam to emulsify all the dirt after using the cleaner. Probably the cleanest those wheels have ever been. Excellent.
Hello, have a good day and it is Really very beautiful. This sincere Work To clean and maintain a car, And sincerity of effort and work, May God grant you success
It’s so damn therapeutic, I take hours sometimes on my own car but I find it equally satisfying watching these videos. Makes me want to keep investing in more products lol
Outstanding work, really inspiring. I like how in depth you show each cleaning process as you go along instead of speeding up the footage, i mean each to their own everyone has different approaches etc to be fair. Your channel deserves a lot more subscribers
Thank you so much for the support! That means a lot to me! I’ve been doing my best making as much videos as possible lately. I already have a few more recorded, will be uploading them soon!
Another satisfying video, great stuff! I have put my Perl to the test on the exact same job, the inner fender, it creates a nice finish gloss with great beading results. Thanks again for supplying! Need to get me one of those iK Foam sprayers too.
Wonderful job, if I was the owner as I did on my 2010 997.2 after doing the wheel wells would be to purchase titanium wheel bolts, a shame really putting those rusty bolts back on after such a great job detailing. But to each their own.
I've been watching through all of your videos today and you've got yourself a new subscriber! Already one of my favorite detailers on RU-vid! Keep it up! Btw, which color on a car is your favorite/least favorite to work on? :)
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! I’d say solid (uni) black is in a way the hardest color to work on, but probably the most rewarding as it provides the best reflections and gloss once it’s corrected. A color I really like is blue such as the Golf R from my recent video.
Nice video, but do you have a tip to avoid rust on the disc brakes without removing the wheel ? Because when you start driving again.. all the ‘ dust’s rust ‘ coming all over inside the wheels again.. Thanks
Just a tip I think the shampoo ratio was 20:1 meaning 20 parts water 1 part solution unless you did an actual 1:20 ratio I just haven’t seen that. Just for those that are new to dilution
A profession done down to the last detail. But how much money do you make each transaction? Can you also write your prices? You do your job well. I have been watching you from Turkey. I support. Good luck.🇹🇷
Nicely done and great job on the video production. Curious why you use iron remover on the rotors? They just rust right back up as soon as any moisture gets on them. Sort of a losing battle
Is it completely safe to clean/ scrub on and in all the hardware on the back inside of the caliper? Also is it ok too use spray 9 for the plastics and basically everything in the wheel well?
Great video bro. How would we Charge for this ? Per wheel ?? How much per wheel ? Anyone else with insight would go a long way for a 1st time detail business. much AloHa !!
Awesome video, especially the product ratio, as silent comments. Using CarPro is the magic of dilution and mixes (hello Elixir). Your channel is the rear case when you can watch the same cars detailing again and again while every time is noticing new details. Few questions so far: 1. What is the algorithm to SUM MultiX(1:20) with Reset(1:500) in a foamer? E.g., 1:1:520? 2. Is it worth to spend DLUX on wheel arch plastic? Is it okey to think DLUX as durable Perl alternative? I do worry that It will be quite complex to maintain hard to reach parts Perl'ed with the wheel on.
Thank you so much! I basically use MultiX 1:20 and add a little bit of Reset just so it foams better and sticks to the surface for longer. Too much Reset will make the foamer clog up. You could use DLUX instead of Perl, it might last longer but I don't think you will get close to 1 year of protection because these areas tend to get really dirty.
Fantastic job I've just subscribed to your channel.. what steam cleaner do you use and do you think that it has a better advantage over water?? Thanks 👍🏻😎
Looked great! Curious why you’ve used iron x straight onto dirty wheels and brakes? Is it not more efficient to clean them first, then use the iron remover?
@@marcjarvis3975 my bad, was looking at the wrong video between the overview of my channel comments. The vehicle got a wash beforehand where I also pre-rinsed the wheels. You could indeed wash them first, that way the IronX cleaner will be a bit stronger. But since I knew the brake bust wasn’t that stubborn, I decided to do it this way. It might be more of a personal preference.
I love the video but I was looking for a bit more explanation of what you were using and why. I am a first time viewer and want to understand more about detailing overall.
I understand not everything might be clear when you watch the video for the first time. Hopefully you could pick up some tips or techniques though! Thank you for watching.
