Winter washing using only TWO chemicals? 2-week spray sealant update!

[@diydetailofficial]

Good tutorial Thanks for the shout out! 8:25

[@Brodizzle83]

@@diydetailofficial absolutely! Your KZbin channel is full of great information, tips, tricks and tutorials. Been watching since the beginning!

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Nice 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@llewellyn56]

Thank you sir. That’s an easier way. I normally do a crazy wash and polish just crazy. Thank you. Great video

[@Brodizzle83]

@@llewellyn56 thank you much! Appreciate the kind words! Yeah I like to keep things as simple as possible to save time and money, but still do a high quality job.

[@ScottKelley]

This videos is giving me @radgarage vibes! I love it. Therapeutic to watch.

[@Brodizzle83]

@ScottKelley that's my inspiration! I don't want to be just like Rick, but his videos are amazing! He uses sliders and dollies for his camera work. I cheat and use a trick on CapCut, but gives a similar effect.

[@gnawty4662]

That ryobi pressure washer is legit. Never even considered that tool for winter 🤦‍♂️ Well played 👏

[@SoCleenDetailing]

Awesome video! Love the process and looks those are 2 solid sealants!

[@Brodizzle83]

@@SoCleenDetailing thanks Eileen! I'm very surprised at how stout Fusion is for how inexpensive it is!

[@johnnyv5995]

Now that how you use 'rinseless' , with a rinsing process 😂 Honestly glad you did, especially for a winter wash

[@Brodizzle83]

@@johnnyv5995 Nemesis Rinseless is an absolute cleaning BEAST and is great for a pre-soak. Remember what Yvan says...it's rinse-LESS, not rinseless 😉

[@ThisOldDetailingDude]

Ryan west for the win. It’s quite obvious. Great video

[@Brodizzle83]

Thanks brother! Yeah, Fusion is insane for how little the cost is!

[@AllenReinecke]

I use the Ryobi EZClean when the garden hose is frozen but apply solution using the chemical nozzles with a gallon container. No need for another electric or hand-pump sprayer. A car that dirty (mine was exactly like that yesterday as the snow finally started melting and so I washed it), I use Bilt Hamber's Touchless for the pre--rinse. Followed by Carpro Reset. After blow drying, I use a spray bottle with McKee's Rinseless and a Dreadnought towel to get the remaining droplets. A smaller towel gets the door jambs, under-hood and trunk. My car is coated with Pan's Clean 8-year Ceramic Coating. I don't use the Touchless too often as it's alkaline, but it performs excellently as a pre-rinse for really filthy paintwork. Usually it's just Reset for the pre--rinse. My contact wash is one-bucket using multiple microfiber pads that never go back in the bucket and so the remaining soap gets saved for next time. I wash the upper surfaces and glass. Then the mid-section. Then the dirty areas around the bottom, back and front.

[@BXGreen_DrivewayDetails]

Nice !!

[@StevePierson123]

Wow. ADS will still be my choice of product, but let’s give credit where credit is due. Ryan West Industries put together a pretty awesome product! Another great video Brodie, keep up this awesome content. I love the music tracks ❤

[@Brodizzle83]

Thanks Steve, appreciate it! I'm trying to bring a little "Rad Garage" vibes with the chill step and future garage tracks. Fusion is STOUT! I'm even trying to figure out which sealant to put up against it next. Maybe Pan's? Maybe Detail Co's? Any suggestions? I've got a few unopened bottles of Griot's Ceramic 3-in-1 too...but nothing short of fire will kill that shit 😂

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

Great video. Those are some pretty big opening in the floor drain grate, how many things have you had to unfortunately fish out

[@sebster6031]

Great vid. But, it definitely creates some form of marring. Save the lower panels for last.

[@Brodizzle83]

@@sebster6031 thanks for the comment! The pre-soak is to break down the dirt and grit that is on the paint. The rinse is what removed the dirt and grit. What is left is road film, and that isn't abrasive. Once I get to the lower panels, I immediately dunk the sponge in the bucket. The way I did it was perfectly safe for the paint.

[@Gary_Rigs]

I keep waiting for some subterranean creature to pop up through that floor drain. Great vid Brody

[@Brodizzle83]

@@Gary_Rigshaha I need to get the floor done so I can actually utilize the drain to it's full potential. The slab is cracked and lots of pitting, so the water has a lot of areas to get trapped. Someday...

[@MikeGDetailing]

Great video. Ryan West taking the win on this comparison. ADS CSS is 0 for 3 for you with it not performing that well.

[@Brodizzle83]

Thanks MikeG! I agree, it looks like Fusion might be taking home the gold, but at least this time CSS is hanging on. Fight's not over yet! I'll do another update in 2 weeks. I'm not sure which sealant I'll put up against the winner. Any suggestions?

[@MikeGDetailing]

@@Brodizzle83detail co infinity looks pretty stout and so does Pan’s.

[@jfarm_1311]

Great video. That nemesis putting in work. How much water does it take to do the pre rinse with that power washer? Just curious

[@Brodizzle83]

@@jfarm_1311 thanks! Yeah Nemesis is a beast for sure! A full 5-gallon bucket usually will suffice for getting around the vehicle once with the Ryobi EZ Clean, but I had to add water when I did the sealant hydrophobics test.

[@seabrew1]

I noticed how dirty the sponge was. Do you really think all that pre-treating with a very mild rinsless solution help to remove any dirt? its a waste of time pre-treating and rinsing with a rinsless product.

[@ernieRUOK]

He’s just being safe. I do the same with my rinseless. When I’ve skipped the pre treatment step the water is way dirtier, but I’d rather it be on the ground than in the bucket.

[@69HemiRoadrunner]

Clearly you did not watch the video as you could see how much of the dirt was removed during the pre-soak and pre-rinse, I can imagine how dirty the sponge would have been without the pre-soak and rinse.