- Welcome to Chemical Guys Detail Garage.
Today we have this black BMW 320i in the shop,
and it's a daily driver, which means it faces
all kinds of fallout, including water spots, pollen,
bee and bird poop droppings, as well as any kind of dirt
that collects on the surface.
And instead of showing you guys
how to wash it using a foam can or a foam gun,
we thought it'd be a great time to show you guys Rinse Free.
This'll be your wash solution in a bottle,
and what's great is you don't need
to use running water or a hose.
All you need is simply to do is spray on there
and also using your wash buckets
we're also going to remove any abrasive particles
from the surface and it simply removes it all
without adding any kind of imperfections.
To begin, we're going to set up one of
our 32-ounce spray bottles with a heavy-duty sprayer.
This is just your average clean water
that's inside of the bottle.
And then we're going to add an ounce or two
of the Rinse Free to the solution.
This way we can spray it on the heavier surfaces
or the more abrasive particles.
This way we're not causing any kind of scratches or swirls.
Simply mix this solution together
and then we can spray it on there just like you would
with a quick detail sprayer or waterless wash.
And this is just going to help emulsify abrasive particles
or anything like bird droppings, which are really acidic.
This way we're not grinding it into the paintwork.
We're also going to be using a five-gallon bucket with water
with the same amount of solution,
probably two or three ounces for that.
Using one of our chenille microfiber wash mitts
to help absorb the abrasive particles
just when we're washing.
But we choose to use microfiber because this will trap
and encapsulate the abrasive particles and grime
and it carries it off of the surface
rather than grinding it in
or potentially harming the finish.
To further reduce the chances of scratching
this black paint job, we're going to be using
two of our Dirt Trap bucket inserts.
And what this does is as you wash your vehicle,
you're collecting a lot of that debris
onto your wash mitt or your sponge.
And then as you force it against the Dirt Trap face,
you're forcing it into these cones,
and then it gets trapped underneath this platform here.
So it doesn't get swirled around in your clean water
or in your secondary bucket.
Now we're going to move over to our buckets
and I'll show you how to set those up
for a rinse-free waterless wash solution.
So now we're going to place a Dirt Trap
in each one of our buckets, and place them at an angle
and then push them all the way to the bottom of the bucket
to create an air-tight seal.
This prevents the dirt from coming back up
to your clean water or to your soapy water solution.
Now we're also going to add a couple ounces of Rinse Free
to our wash bucket.
And this is going to help add lubricants
and also the cleaning power that we need
to reduce the chances of harming the black paintwork
as well as removing any abrasive particles
or any stubborn stuff such as pollen or tree sap,
water spots or bird poop.
We're also going to be using
one of our chenille microfiber wash mitts,
which we'll start by getting wet.
This way it collects more of the cleaner.
Then we can use it to also mix the solution together.
And then just like with any wash process,
we're going to start at the top of the vehicle
and work our way down.
Normally we'd start with the wheels,
but in this case where we're not going
to be potentially flinging product
or a mess all over the place, it's okay to start at the top.
We're going to be working in linear motions
to prevent any kind of scratches or swirls.
And again, you can use this on any surface,
including your paintwork, your glass, your wheels,
and even your engine bay to clean it up
and make it look its best.
Now starting on the roof of the BMW,
we're also going to be using our Rinse Free
just to mist onto the surface.
And we've already let the vehicle cool down
so that it's not going to dry or potentially stain anything.
And then working in those linear motions,
this is going to help to remove anything
that's on the surface.
I'm also rolling the wash mitt so we're not dragging.
This is going to reduce the chances
of harming the paintwork,
because on a dark-colored vehicle such as black,
you're going to see all kinds of imperfections,
so we want to reduce the chances of adding anything new
or potentially damage the vehicle.
So taking our time and the precaution
to work in linear motions will prevent the installation
of scratches or swirls.
But already you can see there's a light layer of dirt
that's coming off onto the wash mitt.
So now we're going to back to our second bucket.
And then push all the way against the Dirt Trap.
And again, like I mentioned, this is going to release
any of the debris and grime from the sponge
or your wash mitt and it traps it underneath those cones.
And now since we're working inside
of the Detail Garage today,
we don't want to wring this out on the ground,
so instead what we're going to do is use a third bucket
and just wring it out in there.
This way we're not creating some potential slip hazard
and also we're keeping the shop nice and clean.
But this is great way for you guys who live in apartments
or areas where you don't have access to a hose,
if you're looking for a great way to just clean your car
and keep it looking its best, Rinse Free is the way to go.
So continuing the same process,
just going to work in linear motions,
gently removing anything that lands on the vehicle.
Because like I mentioned, this car, it's a daily driver
and it also sits outside, so it's subjected
to all kinds of fallout.
And we wanted a way to show you guys how to remove all this
without using a bucket and a hose
and all kinds of pressure washes or foam cannons.
But we wanted a way to show you guys who don't have access
to hoses or running water just a great way
to keep your car looking its best.
And you can see, it's very simple to do.
All you need is just a couple buckets, your wash mitt,
and now we're going to show you the easiest way
to dry it using a couple towels.
Now the beauty of Rinse Free,
it means that you don't need a hose to rinse off
any of the spent product,
all you need is your favorite clean microfiber towel.
And just like with your waterless washes
or your quick detail sprays,
you want to use a clean microfiber towel
and wipe in linear motions.
And we're also rolling the towel just like
we did with the wash mitt to prevent dragging anything
that may have been left on the surface.
And I like using these blue silk-banded edged towels
for jobs such as this because they're very plush
but they're also two-sided so you can use one side
for picking up the bulk of the spent product
and come back with the other side to buff off
any kind of streaks or remaining product
to reveal a perfect shine.
Now as you guys can see, we removed that light layer of dust
or bee droppings and bird droppings, water spots,
anything else that lands on the surface of the vehicle
without causing any new scratches or swirls
but also enhancing the gloss.
And it's also very easy to use,
as you saw you just need to spray it directly
on the surface, wipe it away,
and then use your favorite clean microfiber towel
to dry the surface.
So if you guys want to learn more about Rinse Free,
head over to our website ChemicalGuys.com
or to your local Detail Garage.
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