5 most important points of your pre-wash - The Detailing Guru

[@cebasmb8250]

Great video guys gyeon is my go to product I love love gyeon #1

[@danhiriscau1279]

Like always, perfect explain and show 👍👍👍👍the best team. Regards from Germany.

[@peterplumsklo5365]

For severely dirty cars a second foam step can be a big help, too.

[@GYEON_official]

Absolutely! And after a second one, a third one with Q²M Restart and then start your wash process. Regards, Y.

[@danhiriscau1279]

@@GYEON_official Gyeon restart ist the best shampoo, i like it a lot. 👍

[@Tashonix]

Absolutely love Bug & Grime remover, if the car isn’t too dirty I usually spray it on then give it a “spritz” with the hose as well after it’s had a minute or two, works really well as a pre-rinse step. Noticed in this video you didn’t rinse off the Bug & Grime remover but went straight over it with the foam - is that right? Will have to give that a try.

[@GYEON_official]

Yes, this makes sure it doesn’t dry out as your foam gun also gives you water and on top you have some extra dwelling time together with the foam. Worth a try. Regards, Y.

[@GYEON_official]

Yes you can. Y.

[@Dav1072]

Excellent video, I can't believe how much I neglect my door shuts!

[@GYEON_official]

It’s never too late to tackle them. ;) Regards, Y.

[@janhladik2120]

I learned a lot from the video with Sreten and all just started to click. I am studying these and am about to apply them straight away, step by step. A couple of contemplation (overthinking) of a learning noob: 1) When you take off the wheels, how does it affect their proper alignment? 2) I had a bad experience with the door shuts rinse - the moist stuck inside and it was hard to let the interior dry for couple of days How do you work out with a wet interior then?

[@GYEON_official]

Hi Jan, 1) Removing wheels off the car doesn’t influence the alignment of your car nor the balancing of your wheel/tyre. 2) Always work with low water pressure and alongside the body panel to minimize splashing. Open the door at maximum angle to avoid unnecessary wish-plash. Ensure proper drying with microfiber and help of compressed air.

[@BMan100]

Couple of questions, for wheels would a Attachment used in a cordless drill be too much, the softest of bristles is what I am aiming for, have a bit of a dexterity issue, they are stock wheels nothing glossy. Also wouldn't a pressure washer rinse be too much on the body? I know you have to be careful with the edges of the PPF, but wouldn't the product remaining foam up too much in the seams/shut lines etc? Or with this being a prewash it's not too critical?

[@simonbradshaw3708]

Is the APC suitable to be used with a ceramic coated car? Will it affect the ceramic detailer or Cure top up layer?

[@daveallsopp320]

Hi I’m new to detailing and am unsure of the process as in washing, clay bar then what after that??

[@Theseones]

Claybar is the last step of detailing, afterwards one must polish those tiny scrathes away.

[@daveallsopp320]

Do I need to wash lube residue off panels before polishing

[@Theseones]

@@daveallsopp320 it is a good idea, also one final wash after polishing or atleast using something like Prep

[@GYEON_official]

We made a lot of video’s which might be very helpful. But the moment you use a claybar the next step should be polishing. Regards, Y.

[@AdilKhan-by9wm]

Hi guru! I've got 2 questions: 1. For a pre-soak of the bottom panels, what would be better: Bug & Grime or APC (1:5)? 2. If I mix APC 1:5 and have the mixture remaining after the wash, for how long can I keep the mixture for any future use?

[@GYEON_official]

1. Depends the type of dirt. For tar deposits both will not be effective so use according the type of cleaning you need to do. 2. Long enough, for sure till a next wash. Regards, Y.

[@AdilKhan-by9wm]

@GYEON 1. IType of dirt is only dust / road grime and traffic film accumulated over a week.

[@realdetailsc]

RD Present!!

[@yarinsheiman7789]

Hi! For a lightly dirty car with a 700ml foamer bottle, how much Gyeon Foam can I use? 30? 50ml?

[@Theseones]

You can dilute it from 1:5 to 1:15, depending on how dirty the car is.

[@yarinsheiman7789]

@@Theseones thanks!

[@orthodox1717]

4% PIR

[@Truckergregg]

Hi