The COMPLETE CAR DETAILING GUIDE with Detailed Excellence

[@Sgreenenov13]

Akron in the building

[@RileyKaiser-j2l]

Wouldn't you recommend using two different brushes when cleaning the wheels/tires? The beginning I noticed the brush was used on both. Especially with it being a high end car (viper). Everybody does it different but I have separate brushes so I avoid scratching the surfaces of the wheels.

[@bpille3113]

Your pressure washer tip needs to be changed immediately to a 40 degree or perhaps a 25 degree tip. The one you’re using will absolutely strip your paint. It might not be immediately, but it is dangerous. I would only use it for under your wheel wells.

[@DuckMcDuckinson]

He can if he’s like a good 7 foot from the car, but yes you’re right a white or green tip is preferred for paint.

[@Embrxceyourdemons]

Unless your using deionized water I wouldn’t risk washing in the sun. Also I would have refoamed to add lubrication and prevent swirls since pre washing doesn’t really remove all the dirt. This is more of an amateur detail. Would have also had two separate kits one for the cleaner parts of the car and 1 for the lower panels.

[@Embrxceyourdemons]

Also front and rear wheel drive has nothing to do with brake dust😂 most cars apply at least 60% of the braking power to the front. That’s why the front discs and caliper are always bigger.

[@jorgesanchez6769]

Chemical guys is garbage

[@cgraham6]

Definitely not very popular in the industry, but for someone just learning the ropes of basic detailing CG is an okay starting point. Learn your processes and techniques first, then refine your chemical lineup.

[@josetamayo3617]

You too not all chemical guys products are bad