How to clean your engine bay? - The Detailing Guru

[@achraf9946]

I love the bay you wash in. Where is this place? Would love to use it!

[@CaptainSlowr]

Very informative video, thank you! Quick question, What dilution of bathe+ did you use and can bathe+ be stored diluted?

[@GYEON_official]

Use the same dilution as in your bucket, meaning 20/30ml for a 500ml final solution. And yes it can be stored diluted that way.

[@danhiriscau1279]

Like every time a perfect job and a great result. Keep it coming with new videos. Regards from Germany. All the best. 👍

[@GYEON_official]

Thanks 👍

[@lukilack6342]

Nice work :)

[@ShreksFarm]

I have a question, I often use Q2 Tire on trimparts which works very well. Since you can use Q2 Tire Express on wet tires as well, would you be able to use Tire Express on wet trim parts like a rinsed engine bay?

[@GYEON_official]

Yes and you might be surprised by it’s durability. Regards, Y.

[@ShreksFarm]

Thanks for your answer! I do suggest you tell your viewers about these possibilities too! I feel like putting a extra 1 or 2 minutes to your videos with helpful tips and suggestions would really help a lot of viewers and detaillers!

[@GYEON_official]

I think we really try to give a lot of tips and tricks and some of them are not always the « safest » practice for the enthousiast audience, so these we keep for dedicated trainings to professionals. Regards, Y.

[@t.jonsson9480]

Top notch 👌

[@oskarbukovinsky6285]

Is an extractor vac or steam cleaner better for interior cleaning?

[@GYEON_official]

Both are great tools when it comes to interior jobs, I personally prefer to have a steamer and a good vacuum as their use is much more repetitive than a extractor on a daily basis.

[@detailerslife8127]

Was a good engine bay wash, looking forward to an in-depth detail.

[@GYEON_official]

What is your idea of a “in depth detail”? Regards, Y.

[@detailerslife8127]

@@GYEON_official removal of engine covers ( never had one that wasn’t dirty underneath with high Klms) battery removal for cleaning of the battery tray, removal of lower windscreen plastics and valances, drain holes. The difference between a wash/dress and detail I guess depends on the time and budget involved.

[@detailerslife8127]

@@GYEON_official yes the battery is in the boot of this particular vehicle.

[@GYEON_official]

The main purpose of the videos is inform a broad audience. I don’t think it’s relevant to show enthousiasts how to remove things as this will be different on many cars and has always some risk involved. Battery, windscreen plastic removal, wiper removal etc etc was not the main goal of what we wanted to learn or show in these series but who knows, maybe we remove an engine or dissamble a whole car in the future. Always in for a challenge. Regards, Y.

[@detailerslife8127]

@@GYEON_official yes totally agree, be nice to start getting away from the Generic Detailing Videos!

[@piotrmuzyczka9917]

What is your pressure washer model, please?

[@Tom-zv9fl]

Hello, I have a matte/satin PPF wrapped car is Q 2 CANCOAT EVO safe for it?

[@GYEON_official]

It is and it will give some more depth of colour. Just make sure you prep correctly and take your time to work meticulous. Regards, Y.

[@Tom-zv9fl]

@@GYEON_official Thanks for the response, would Gyeon Iron be safe for decon before using cancoat evo?

[@GYEON_official]

@@Tom-zv9fl Yes as long as you don't let it to dwell and dry - we would recommend to use a dedicated mitt or microfiber to agitate the product on the film.

[@Tom-zv9fl]

@@GYEON_officialYeah I can understand that, is ppf wash the same as iron remover?

[@GYEON_official]

NoT entirely, Q²M PPFWash does contain iron remover solution, it does not replace entirely Q²M Iron during a chemical decontamination stage.

[@hansraaijmakers4240]

Anyone know where I can find this red engine bay brush?

[@zeljcvidovic342]

Hello. Is there any fragrance in APC from G ?

[@GYEON_official]

Yes, a natural citrus fragrance. Regards, Y.

[@janhladik2120]

I would appreciate a video including the manual engine bay cleanup - no pressure washer, just products, tools, and manual work.

[@GYEON_official]

Pretty much same procedure as the one showed in this video. However using a hose will introduce greater amount of water and hood become problematic with engine bay with lots of electrical components not air/water sealed.

[@janhladik2120]

@@GYEON_official OK, cool, the electrical parts and various other seals are my main concern. I am about to try to do mine manually...

[@polarcleankft.6821]

With dry ice is easier.

[@GYEON_official]

🤣 yes everyone can afford that type of machinery home 👍🏻

[@seraajroomaney3148]

First thing you should do is disconnect the battery

[@GYEON_official]

Why is this so important in your opinion with this car? Always happy to learn. Regards, Y.

[@seraajroomaney3148]

@@GYEON_official because of all the sensors, wires etc, if water gets into a connection it might short circuit something, with the battery disconnected theres no current and the risk is greatly reduced

[@GYEON_official]

I understand that but then we should disconnect a lot to make sure all water is evaporated before we even start the car, right? As we mentioned in the video, starter and some electrical parts we advise to cover, even more on classic cars but at a certain point we have to stop overthinking it. ☺️ Regards, Y.

[@seraajroomaney3148]

@@GYEON_official its just a rule of thumb that a number of people do as a precaution and good practice like your covering of the electronic components, disconnecting a battery is not complicated. Another good practice is to ensure that drainage channels like the ones in older vehicles scuttle areas are not blocked by leaves etc before spraying water, something that can be achieved by ur initial blowing of air

[@GYEON_official]

Sure. I fully understand. Thanks for the insights and comments. Regards, Y.

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