Hi, welcome back everyone to the Detail Garage.
Today we have a Model S Tesla and it's the Boss' car, he asked me to wash it and I don't
want to mess this up.
I want it to come out perfect so today I have Nick with me and he's going to help me out.
That's right!
So this car is covered in dirt and debris, it's got bird droppings and all kinds of imperfections
of the paint, but it's hot outside and we don't want to foam it, which would create
water spots.
We're inside the Detail Garage and we're going to use EcoSmart.
EcoSmart is our waterless wash & wax solution.
It has wax here in the bottom and we already shook it up.
This is a ready-to-use concentrate solution.
All you do is spray it on the surface in a fine mist and we're going to give this a chance
to emulsify and encapsulate anything that's on the surface so that we don't scratch it
when we wipe it off.
How many sprays do you need because I don't want to scratch it, that's why.
You want a nice fine mist. you don't want it running off because it's a waste of product.
Just a light layer; this is enough to pick it up off the surface.
Giving it a moment we're going to take our towel here and what I do is I place it on
the vehicle and gently start wiping, but as I'm wiping, I'm actually rolling the towel.
That's creating a new edge as I go across the paintwork.
this way I'm not grinding any of that dirt into the surface and see there's just a layer
of dirt that's on there.
Again, we'll flip it to a new side and you've probably seen we've folded these towels in
fours.
This gives you plenty of pile between the vehicle and your hand so we're not pacing
too much pressure on the vehicle.
Also, it gives you a fresh surface to start over with.
Do you have to also buff off like how you do with waxes?
It has a little bit of wax on there.
Come back with the clean side of the towel and buff off the excess.
We can finish off your side.
This doesn't take a lot of time, it's actually faster than if you were going to foam the
vehicle so we'll be done with this pretty quickly.
Then we can inspect the paint for any swirls or scratches.
Would I be able to use it also on the windshield or the rims?
You can use it on anything that is painted, shiny or clear.
Just like you got your glass, your paint work here, wheels, anything to remove that light
layer of dust and debris.
Is this better than or equal to a Quick Detail Spray?
The difference is it's an actual wash and wax in a bottle.
So instead of bringing out a hose, bucket, all that good stuff, it's right there in one
bottle.
While a quick detail spray is right there for a light layer of dust.
Right here we have a little bit of bee poop, bird residue, that's what your quick detail
spray is for.
Pick up that light little missed areas.Also, if you're at a show or at an event to pick
up that road grime you picked up on the way.
Let's finish this off so we can get it back to the boss.
How many towels do you think we're going to use?
Depends on the size of the car and also how dirty it is.
on a typical car like this, you'll probably go through 4 or 5 towels.
A cleaner car would be less towels.
Just depends on the vehicle itself.
Same thing with amount of product you're using.
In a perfect world, it depends on the surface.
There's no way to say forsure what you use but you can estimate about 5 to 6 cars with
regular dirt but on a bigger car that's gonna take more product.
See Javier, you can use it on glass.Picks up any light dirt while leaving some wax,
which helps repel dirt, water spots, or anything else that's on the surface keeping your glass
cleaner for longer.
You asked earlier if this scratches your paint.
The great technology behind EcoSmart is it encapsulates anything that is on the surface
so that you're creating a barrier around it, which takes the abrasive particles off the
surface without scratching.
Hey Nick, do you happen to have any more Pete's 53?
I need some for my hair.
Sorry about my friend, he's a little slow.
We're going to continue this process on the rest of this vehicle.
If you guys want to get yourself a bottle of EcoSmart, head over to our website at ChemicalGuys.com
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next time right here at the Detail Garage.