No problem champ 👍 Thank you for the kind words and I am glad the information was helpful to you 🥇

I actually do not recommend this one, I used Chemical Guys Clay Block for the video. Instead, use a mid level clay that is easy to work in yet effective enough to remove the deposits. You can use whichever clay from any brand, but if you need a recommendation Ill leave a link to the one I currently use: bit.ly/42bQgXE Hopefully this helps champ! 👍

@@CardosCarDose nice thnx for the info what clay lube you used. The only thing is that all those companies you have to buy 150 or more for free shipping tho. I really appreciate your video

You dont have to get it from the site, or even the same brand, it is a reference so you can shop at your local supplier if possible 😌 I personally do not use clay lube, instead, IPA as my slip solution. It preps and decons at the same time for a more effective clean 🧼 I use P&S Panel Prep. Not for anything in particular, it just makes financial sense as it is a glass cleaner and paint prep combo 👍

i actually have a video demonstrating this if you want to check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJemdKtuasyHd68feature=shared

Glad the information was helpful for you as I always try my best to be as transparent as possible. 😊

Nope 👎 Mine is still fine after all these years. Just rinse the product out if planning to store for some time

While it is a good slip solution, for major decontamination I would suggest not using it as you would chemically seal the impurities on the surface. For just a light clay, you can use bead maker and it will be perfectly fine . 👍

The pump I have only draws about 200 W of power. You can easily hook this up to a gas, battery, or an outlet. 👍 Used it with my Delta Pro 🔋

I have not updated the older videos only because it will take forever 😂 luckily everything is located on my website! Here is the link : www.cardoscardose.com/products-used

I have not used any superior products, but honestly, most chemicals will do just fine 👍 pick whichever is readily available to you 🙌

Nope! As long as it has a proper connection and the water can flow freely to the machine, it will be perfectly fine 👍 I once had my tank on the van but my machine was on the sidewalk. I used a 25ft garden hose, connected it to the machine, and worked! The principal remains the same as long as the machine is at a lower or equal height as the tank.

You "could", but I do not use it because it leaves a thick residue behind that needs a lot of rinsing to remove 🫤

@@CardosCarDose fair enough. Seems like it foams like no other, jury is out if that’s good or bad but it looks the part. I’m gonna do a full correction on my really good condition 94 s10 and am researching what to use to gently decon before the clay mit and polisher come out

@EveryDayJay415 There is no need to be gentle as decontamination is not "gentle" 😆 Any alkaline soap will do. Keep the process simple 👍

Appreciate the feedback champ 😎👍 Always here to improve and to help others in the process! 🙏

Currently starting to use Shine Supply Punch It 😎First impressions are great and lasts a bit longer.

@@CardosCarDose awesome.. thank you

They are one inch from Lowes. the larger the diameter the greater the flow of water. 👍

@@CardosCarDosecan you provide the link to the barb fitting?

There are some trouble shooting methods to try out if your having problems 🤔 1. Place machine lower than the tank outlet port. 2. Avoid using wide low profile tanks as there is not enough water weight for gravity feeding 3. if nothing works, you may need an external pump Hopefully this helps somehow 🙏

That video is coming 😌 Still need to word it out properly so it does not sound like a rant or sell out commentary 😆

That would be a no 👎 I made an impression video, but it was never a review video. My only complaint is that EcoFlow, at the moment, does not offer battery cell replacement after heavy usage. Basically turning your $3k investment into Ewaste once its lifespan runs short. If I had to start again, I would go with something like an Anker Battery, they are a more reputable company than EcoFlow, a chinese start up.

@@CardosCarDose oh wow ok so it died early, good to know. How long did it last for you?

@@michaelp8038 its not dead, but I can see the lifespan did shorten a bit. I have about one year of medium usage.

I have never owned own so I have no saying if it would work or not. Wont hurt to try with simple plumping if you have a tank available. Or you can ask a detailer that happens to have that same model as yours. 🤔

Glad the information washelpful for you 🙌 Appreciate the feedback champ! 🥇

I just used traditional degreaser, straight. Will certainly knock off any films or protectants. You may use whichever that is readily available to you. 👍 For the rubber on the windows, you may apply it, but rinse almost immediately for a safe work area 🙌

This can be used as a standalone, no need to apply additional wax as a base layer. 👍 Paste wax is mostly for consumers who want to have a therapeutic session. Liquid spray waxes perform almost identically as paste waxes, but do not require so many steps like a paste wax would.

100% True champ 👍 It is correct that the foam canon does dilute the chemical significantly. With my pressure washer (1322TS), if I pour APC straight, the output is somewhere around 1 : 50. This is a low dilution, however, still has plenty enough kick to cleanse the surface. My most recent video of a ceramic coating maintenance service demonstrates it in case you want to check it out. 😎 👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6fKhZildtt1qNkfeature=shared

@CardosCarDose I did. Informative video there. Btw, is there any good reason to choose CarPro Reset (well known for its cleaning ability, while remain safe on paint) over APC (diluted properly) for maintain coated car?

Reset is just a soap, and soap is just soap, no matter how alkaline it is. APC on the other hand, is a highly reactive chemical that can certainly clean much more than the most alkaline soap. I do not recommend you use APC as a maintenance cleaner. I used it in that video because the contamination was out of hand and I had to chemically shock the coating to dislodge any impurities. This also helps if you see sheeting behavior instead of beading. 👍 Hopefully, this makes sense 🙏

You can certainly pull off two full exterior and interior details with one battery if you are efficient. ☝️ not that it can't handle it, but if you are going to use particular equipment, such as heated equipment or +1800W machines, then you will certainly need another one. Just depends what you plug in and how long you use it.

For reliability reasons I can not answer that with full certainty. From my experience, using a single Delta Pro as the main machine I have tripped it at around 2900 W trying to run a compressor and vacuum at the same time. I would suggest reaching out to other detailers that have actually ran the machine with the battery. Sorry I could not help you champ 🙏

Kranzle can handle it, those people are a little 🧠 😵‍💫

Debatable, but as long as the method works and makes sense to you that is all that matters 😌 As for APC there are just so many out there I just stuck with the local ones 😂 Most of them will perform identically so pick one that you can work with

More content on the way! 🙌

After using both of them, unfortunately, there is no significant difference between the two, shoot, I can arguably say they are the same blend. It smells the same, works the same, and dilutes the same. So to answer your question, there is no winner here as they both perform the same. 🤔

Got it - thank you!

Not "pump" as in the motor that is outputting the pressure, there is another part in the machine that draws the water from the source. Detailers just call it pump for the sake of simplicity.

Thank you champ! 👍Appreciate the kind words!

What is good champ 👍 I would argue Technicians Choice or Shine Supply Punch it seems like a good alternative considering the price. 🤔 Of course this is subjective, but based off the question, this is the best answer I got 😎

Never used it so I have no comment 🤔

Never tried it, but I am certain the process would be very similar 👍

All of my tools work perfectly fine and there is no need for one in my use case 😌 I typically use one machine at a time

This is a very fair argument and I 100% agree that it was not meant to be a 360 bottle, I think it is just very misleading for the audience. even to this day, I don't agree with the price as it is only a couple of cents cheaper compared to the 32oz bottle, depending on where you are located. 🤔

@@CardosCarDose yeah the price is on the expencive side i agree with that kne but if you work as detailer and make living from it it doesnt really ad up to much to your expences. I only use 2-3 bottles of this and the solution i dont use to often are in cheaper sprayers. Great video anyway. And for those who like to go the cheap way search for Gravity Ball for foam canon or someting like that... and use a silicon tube so it can bent and ther you go you can make your cheap spray bottle to sprey upside down 👌🤘

Never tried it 🤔 And Id rather let another youtuber do it 😂

All waxes have the potential to dust and if I can be completely transparent with you I think this is just an accusation made by the community to belittle BM if I am completely honest. Ive seen the "BM dusts too much" claims and really it is a poorly thought out statement because well... If you reeeeeeeally care about the dust, then maybe put the car in those inflatable dust proof car storage? 🤔 Realistically speaking, there is no way for you to control the dust and is completely dependent on how the customer parks or stores their car. From my testing there is no real way to see if it dusts or not because even if you applied a "low static" wax to the car it will catch dust at some point within a day because it is Outside 😂 I mean, duh? So to answer your question directly, it is a solid product for the price and it is an excellent standard wax for your customers 👍

@@CardosCarDose I agree with you! Dusts are inevitable even with anything that you apply. I’ve tried different products but the dusts that i receive is just the same especially if left outside the garage. However, with the gloss that beadmaker gives, the slickness, i feel like every customer will like it and that’s what matters. Thanks for the reply!

10 parts bead maker and 1 part dream maker to control the dust. Mix them up and enjoy!

Just the pressure washer, yes. Anything else connected that would be a no.

@@CardosCarDose a 400 Liter water tank ( roughly 100 Gallons ! ) for example holding pure water connected to a 7 Liter per minute kranzle pressure washer would take roughly 60 minutes minutes to empty.. Yes food for thought .. Question is what is the average amount of water used by a professional car detailer in california daily ?

@fensterputzernuernberg it's not necessarily the flow that matters, there are other tools and equipment that are used for detailers, not just solo pressure washing, which is what also drains the battery. Not to mention the steamer. 🪫 I have no saying for those that are doing power wash cleaning with a battery, as that is not my industry

@@CardosCarDose I am a professional cleaner in Germany .... My question is ( which i sent direct to Eco flow europe ) is if this would deliver enough power to power a kranzle 1600 Watt 7 Amp 230 Volt Pressure washer .... and if so for how long .. i use 2 of my my kranzle´s ( have 4 of them ) for rinsing purposes. I will let you know what they say if they return the email .......... PS by the way I am talking about the Eco Flow Delta max 2000 which is half the weight of this pro version. I am pretty sure this Pro version would operate the European 7 lpm kranzle which is 230 Volt and / amp... The only reason i am contemplating this is for rinsing not powerwashing .. Having this i can plug and play in seconds instead of trying to find a electrical socket.. It really could be a huge help to be frank for me. I already have a 36 Volt Professional lithium pressure washer ( also for rinsing ) But that has pressure guage just mode 1 and eco mode.. THis 36 V pressure washer is great but will only run for around 30 to 40 minutes on 2 x 36 V batteries. The kranzle is a much better machine..

@fensterputzernuernberg Ah, I see. Well, if I can be fully transparent with you, I do not recommend getting an EcoFlow product 😬 plot twist In case you have not followed me on Instagram, I have been very vocal about the company not offering battery cell replacement services. And considering the brand is a Chinese startup, I think it is very inconvenient for the user despite costing thousands of dollars. I am currently selling my Batteries and looking for a reputable company. Best advice, look into others that have specialized in the battery technology, Anker is my current interest. But if you reeeeally want one, well, with my ~1600W Kranzle it lasts about 2 hours ish 🤔

You can leave it flowing with water, there is no problem there 😎 However, I would suggest just releasing the pressure on the gun. You don't need to empty it completely, just a quick press on your gun and it will release all the pressure ✅

@@CardosCarDose Thank you. I have one more question. I have The EvoFlow delta Pro and sometimes the Kranzle won’t turn on. I believe i have the same model Kranzle as you aswell. Any ideas?

I have a 1322TS. Make sure you are not using extension cords that are not compatible. Also to hit the reset switch on the outlet. Other than that, probably a service might be needed 🤔

this is a really old video and I will admit there is a couple of mistakes here 😂 The product itself does demand a lot of solution to have a "snow foam" experience. Now that I look back at it now, I do believe there are much more valuable options out there because while this product is cheap, you have to use a lot of solution to have a functional process 🧐