No bug removers, just APC 👍 There werent any severely stuck on bugs, so everything just got knocked off with ease

once it is properly primed, you do not need to unscrew it. This was just a demonstration. 👍 A T fitting can also help if you would like to fill up your buckets or other containers with water.

Yup! Still using this method and will continue to do so 👍 My current APC is P&S Enviro Clean, it does not smell like death and is super economical. bit.ly/44JRrPH

@@CardosCarDoseThanks Brother! You still diluting it 4:1 then putting it in the foam cannon?

@BillaDaKilla I actually just pour it straight. If you watch my most recent videos, you will see that I do not dilute the product. Check it out for more context. 👍

Most pressure washers can certainly be gravity fed! As long as you follow the instructions and keep the tank leveled or slightly above the machine you will be perfectly fine 👍

Do you mean to keep the water level higher than the machine or the actual tank ? ​@CardosCarDose

@Kxrzmaa Both 👍 The tank should be either leveled or higher than the machine. As for water in the tank, there should always be at least 15 gallons inside, so there is enough downward gravity to push the water into the machine 👍

@CardosCarDose my tank is about roughly 1ft maybe in difference I can't get it much higher with my van setup would that be okay obviously I could add another bit of distance by putting it out onto the floor beside my van I guess to help

@Kxrzmaa You do not have to raise it so high. I only lifted mine about 1.5 to 2 inches and that is more than enough for the gravity to naturally push the water downward.

Basic aerodynamics can show that any horizontal surface will show severe signs of degradation for a coating. That means the roof and hood. I did not show it on camera, but it was a similar story on the hood. This isnt a Gyeon issue, this can happen to any coating on any car. There is really nothing we can do about it as it depends heavily on the driver's habits. Tip? Wash it more frequently 😂

I would strongly recommend you focus on marketing and getting your name out there 👍 Chemicals and tools are cool and all, but they alone do not bring in leads. Start with what you have and make it work 👍

If you follow the steps there should be no reason to use a pump. But if you really need to use one, you could check this out. I originally used this back in my early mobile detailing days. amzn.to/4fTI30l

Yeah I have an APC i can recommend, same dilution levels at 1:4 👍 It is P&S Enviro Clean. Super adorable and works well, even featured it on my recent videos bit.ly/44JRrPH

@CardosCarDose oh awesome, what about the ratio for dirty rims, and interior cleaning?

@bishoprain9287 It does say on the label, depending on your definition of "dirty" is. For me I stick to 1:4 for cleaning the exterior and 1:10 for the interior 👍 For rims/tires I would recommend P&S Knock Out Wheel Cleaner as that is an alkaline cleaner for that 🛞

Sure! Got em on amazon, they are nice and have not broken down on me 👍Definitely handy for concentrates. Ill leave the link to it: amzn.to/3YQoobT

Thank you for the feedback! 😎👍 Glad someone sees eye to eye with my process and logic 🧠

Pretty much lol

Always keeping it original and down to earth 😎 I am on the side of the detailers, not salesmen 👎

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*crisis diverted

Now I know why people watch the videos 😏 For the plot of course

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Ill admit it is a chore and I am not a fan of how American cars are getting bigger 📦 However, under my care, it is a fun experience 🤩

Im back on the grind for sure, had to take a short break to focus on a bigger project that will be announced on the channel 👍

This does not apply to all chemicals and you certainly need to do your research on which you are using. In general, most wheel finishes are safe enough to use acid. Custom materials, paints, dips, and metals are where you need to be careful. Ive never had an issue, but if you are unsure, a quick google search will help you. 👍

I personally leave the car running while hot-wired to my house plug ⚡️ "shocking" results 👍

They were done and printed on Canva 👍 Just go to the premade "Label" template and edit from there ✍️

@@CardosCarDose Awesome, but how do I print them out to be stickers

@imfraze4850 They have a print option on their website. Or you can export the photo and print it at a Print Shop

@@CardosCarDose alright man, thank you for responding so late🙏🏽

Thank you very much for tuning in! 👍

Yes! 👍 Charging will be slow, but yes

Thank u for ur reply. I am also thinking to purchase this unit. Can you help me to answer one more question? Can i plug Delta pro to Charge at home and programmed it to charge at the lowest peak time like from 2am to 4am where electricity price is cheaper? So lets say i go sleep 9pm and i plug delta pro to charge, but i want charge start at 2am I hope u get what i mean. Sorry English is my not native language.

@freshcryptojuice3790 as of now there is no automatic way to charge the system at a specific time 👍

@@CardosCarDosethank bro and good lick with ur work. Amazing videos and reviews. Keep it up please and provide always the dilution ratio of the products you using. By the way when will be the full product review of your delta pro, as i didnt find any new videos after watching this one. Do you still use it?

@freshcryptojuice3790 I still use it to this day and have made several upgrades, but I do have a little bit of skepticism towards the brand. The product is perfectly fine, this is mostly a brand problem on how it handles customer service and data.

This is the most accurate depiction I have ever read. That would've sucked if you had paid thousands for that piece of paper. 😭

@@ciscogarcia3463 as someone who has a certification from a local shop, it hurts me to agree with this 😂

Funny, this has a several month old wax on it LOL I was surprised that it was still hanging on! I believe it was Punch It from Shine Supply. Still, Wet Coat saved me a lot of time 👍

I actually do have an official list on my website! 🙌 it has everything that I currently use and support 📝 www.cardoscardose.com/products-used

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I use foam and 1 bucket. Bucket is full of soap and microfiber towels. Once the towel is saturated it goes into a dirty container and I get a clean one, once a towel leaves the bucket it doesn’t go back. Then rinse, ceramic spray and dry. Good to go

Its easier to move around than triple dunking 2 buckets with 8 gallons of water 😂

@@CardosCarDose haha I agree! Easier on the back too with less work. I’ve been using meguiars and turtle wax products for wheels/tires, are these okay, or do you reccomend something better in that type of budget range. Willin to spend a little more if necessary. I’m not a business, just a guy cleaning the family vehicles every weekend, so dont need high end product, but product that lasts longer before replacement. Which I realize high end might be the only way for that, but I’m not a professional to know the difference! Thanks in advance!

I believe if you are satisfied with the results and it meets your budget, then there is no need to spend more 😌 However, if you want to dip your toes into the premium side while being budget friendly and safe for home, I would recommend P&S Knock Out Wheel cleaner 👍 A single gallon can make 3 to 4 gallons of product. It is really affordable and will certainly last you a long time.

@@CardosCarDose thank you for the guidance! I will definitely check that product out!

Definitely! 👍 I used this because I had some left over, and occasionally need to use it for actual tar