- What's up guys, and welcome to another episode
of Chemical Guys Detail Garage: Detail Show Edition.
Today we have a brand new product
called the collapsible quick load, carrying caddy.
These things are pretty awesome.
They collapse. They hold a ton of stuff.
All your chemicals, all your accessories
and everything you need for a detail.
Rather than wander around with your two hands,
trying to carry everything and falling over,
you've got this bad boy that can hold everything
and organize it for you at the same time.
So our two contestants today are Nick. Nick say hello.
- Hello, Nick.
- Hello, Nick. And Joey.
- Hi guys.
- And they have no idea what they're getting into right now,
but essentially we have a game show for you.
They're going to have 30 seconds each
to run through the Detail Garage
and pick up what they think they'll need for their detail.
They don't know what cars they're getting yet,
but basically whatever they can fit in this caddy
is what they can use for their detail.
So they have to be smart about it, but also quick.
And before we get into that,
I'm going to give you guys
a chance to get extra time on the clock,
by answering a couple questions here about the caddy.
So you can buzz in with your best buzzer sounds.
So we're going to go right now.
What dimensions does the quick load
carrying caddy expand to?
- I'm going to panic buzzer right here.
- Panic buzzer?
- Seven.
- Seven what? Seven what?
- I don't know.
- Wrong answer. Do you have a guess, Nick?
- I'm just going to say 8 by 11,
Just because it looks like about the size
of a sheet of a piece of paper.
- Nick is very close. It's actually 11.75 by 8
- Hey, I was close. - by 12.
- We're not going to give him 10 extra seconds,
but we'll give him 5 seconds.
So he's got 35 seconds on the board. All right.
How many pockets does it have?
- Buzz.
8?
- 7.
- 10. - [Joey] Well, it depends.
- 10 pockets. Let's count them right now for everybody.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, 9, 10.
Here's another question.
How many secure storage straps does it?
- Oh, I got it. 12.
- Ooh, he's right, 12.
So in the inside you can see it's got these straps,
these hold your tools. These holds your accessories.
More bottles. You can do
whatever you like with those things.
So you get another 10 seconds
on the clock.
So Joey's working with 40,
Nick's working with 35 and the last question, name three
different uses you can use to store things in.
What can you use this for?
- You can use for storing your detailing tools.
You can use it to store your mechanic tools
if you're a mechanic. If you're a gardener,
you can put your gardening
stuff in there.
- Nice. Any other uses Nick?
- I think he's pretty much nailed it there.
- Really? Oh, okay. He nailed it.
- [Joey] Well, I sure hope I know what it's for.
- If you have any other uses, we could-
- Cleaning it, you know?
- There's one more that I feel like
there's probably a bunch of different
uses you could come up with with for this thing.
- Easter egg basket.
- Easter egg basket. That's worth five points
right there.
- Flower girl, as Joey mentioned earlier.
- Oh yeah, there you go. All right.
So Joey's got 45, well, 50 seconds on the clock.
Nick's got 40 seconds on the clock
and you guys are ready to pick out your detailing supplies.
We've got Joey, I've got the newbie vision cam.
I don't know what this is going to be called.
- Newbie vision.
- We've got microphone vision as well.
And I'll be following Joey around
and he's got 50 seconds on the clock
starting
3, 2,
- [Nick] 1, Go!
- [Jason] Boom! Go.
All right. It looks like Joey picked up some VRP.
He's gotten some total interior.
He's looking at a little protection
and some interior shine here.
What else we got?
We got a little Nonsense, invisible, super cleaner.
Odorless, and colorless, and very versatile.
You can use it for pretty much anything.
Butter Wet Wax.
So it looks like he's going to be doing
some sort of shining action and protection.
Some UV protection.
Got a a Swift Wipe or that's a yeah,
Swift Wipe waterless carwash.
Some applicators.
Ooh.
He looks a little lost. He looks a little lost.
He's he's running low on seconds. He's got 15 seconds.
What else can he get?
Throw in a bunch of microfiber towels.
Oh, can't have enough towels, definitely going for that.
And he's got two seconds left and time is up.
Man. - [Joey] That was fun!
That did not even feel
like 50 seconds! - [Jason] That's pretty good.
All right. We've got Nick ready to go.
45 seconds on the clock,
and we're starting in 3,
2,
Go!
All right. Picked up some Silk Shine protectant,
Inner Clean. He's just going wild.
Picking up everything. Streak Free.
We've got a little applicator or that looked like a towel.
I don't know what he's picking up.
He's picking on everything.
Butter Wet Wax, got Swift Wipe waterless carwash.
We've got a Speed Wipe, quick detailer.
Moving around, moving around.
He's he's going. He's going towards the microfiber towels.
He picked up a handful.
Look at this. All of it fits inside this caddy.
He doesn't even have to use multiple hands.
He hasn't even put any bottles into the straps
or the pockets on the sides. There's tons of space.
Tons of space left. Look at this.
Oh man, he's got some glass cleaner.
Oh, that's a wheel cleaner.
Lightning fast. Look at that.
It all fits in the pockets.
Oh man. All right.
- All right guys. We're here with Joey
and the Volkswagen Tiguan.
- Tijuana.
- The Tijuana.
- Yeah, that's what we nicknamed it.
- That's where we're going after we clean this.
- I hope. It looks like it just came from there.
- There's no timer on the clock.
It's just as quick as you can do.
The best detail you can do with what you've got.
I'm going to bounce back and forth between you and Nick
and see how you guys are doing
and find out how you're using the products,
and why you're using the products
and where you're using the products.
All right, Joey, let's get to it.
- Let's do it.
So the first product I'm picking up is going to be
my Swift Wipe. So like I mentioned
to you guys once before, this is great
because you can use it as an alternative carwash.
So if you don't have access to running water,
if you live in an apartment or maybe you live somewhere
where there's a lot of water restrictions,
this is a great alternative method to washing your car.
I'm going to show you guys
how easy it is and why I chose it.
- As you can see, Nick is in a very masculine way,
showing us another usage for these caddies,
as forearm exercises.
I feel like - Look at that right there.
- I feel like it's very often when Nick
and I are on camera together,
there's some sort of exercise happening,
whether it's pushups or
- Lot of testosterone.
- A lot of T going on over here.
There's no way you'd be able to carry all that stuff
with two hands to your detail.
- It's more professional than walking around with a bucket.
So you know, it looks a little cleaner
and it's also organized
and it's not going to tip over.
- Yeah, which brings up a good point.
I don't know if we mentioned, you know,
this is great for mobile detail too.
You show up at a client's house, if you're mobile,
just here's my toolbox, you know,
you've got all your stuff.
- Very professional.
- Cool. So are you ready?
- I guess so.
- Let her have it.
- [Jason] Looks like Nick is now attacking
the hood of the car.
We've got crazy dirt and water spots on
the right half of the hood
and on the left it's looking nice and shiny.
So I see you're also using this on glass.
- Yeah. So like I mentioned once before,
you can use this thing on glass, it works out great.
It cleans it, it gives it a nice sparkle.
It does have those gloss enhancers,
so it does give you that nice clarity.
So that's the great thing about this product
is that it's extremely versatile. I used it on the paint.
I used it on the glass.
Right now, I'm actually going to use it
on the wheels now that I've finished this side.
So I'm going to finish up
the wheels and then we're just going
to keep going all the way around
and then finish it up, and then we'll be back
with you guys for the next step in the detailing process.
- All right, Joey, what's on the menu for the next step?
- All right, so right here, I am going to be using
the bulk of the products that I picked out today.
So, to clean this very short, very easy.
Probably the easiest thing you can do
all around your car is simply grab some Nonsense,
make sure it's in the spray setting,
spray one of your boar's hair brushes.
And then you can also spray directly onto the surface
for some added cleaning power and some lubrication.
And then, all you want to do is gently scrub it
and you guys will see me right here.
I'm just going to start scrubbing
the material with the brush
and let the brush kind of do the work for me.
- You can see the product is foaming up and that's partially
due to the textured surface and also using the brush.
It enhances the foaminess of the product.
- Now I can grab my microfiber towel and gently buff off any
of the excess of the cleaner as well as any contaminants
that it may have uplifted.
- [Joey] And just to show you guys,
that's the grime that we removed from this trim.
- [Jason] Yikes.
- I'm going to grab some VRP,
apply a few drops of product onto this applicator here,
and then we're going to spread it out
onto the surface that we're going to apply it to.
And then we're simply going to work it in.
- And man, does that look good, and new, and fresh.
So let's check in on Nick and see how he's doing.
So I see here, Nick, that you opened the door.
Paying attention to some of these details
here on this detail.
- That's true. So people can also use Swift Wipe
or your favorite carwash or waterless wash
in the door jams, where you get dust
and fingerprints and all kinds of messes.
So you can control some over-spray by spraying the towel.
You can also spray into the lower areas and a lot of
abrasive particles from the ground,
such as dirt tend to collect in this area.
So if you want to just gently wipe it away so that you can
get the entire vehicle looking its best.
You know, the overall details is what's most important.
And this also helps to prevent the buildup of dirt and stuff
in the door jams and the seals causing that nasty look.
- [Jason] Helps you get out of a jam.
Nick is now putting some Butter Wet Wax
on these water spots.
I didn't know you could do that, Nick.
- Usually you can't,
but sometimes you'll get lucky with the lighter water spots
or more recent water spots.
The natural cleaning oils of
Butter Wet Wax take off surface contaminants,
such as over spray of water spots or embedded stuff,
like fallout, just by gently scrubbing it back and forth.
And at the same time, it's going to
leave behind a fine layer of Carnauba,
so it's going to add shine and protection.
You don't want to put a whole lot of elbow grease
in there because you're still rubbing the paint,
which could scratch it.
But by using the oils of Butter Wet Wax,
it acts as a lubricant and it's also
gently cleaning the surface.
But just let the product do the work.
You don't want to put a whole lot of elbow grease on there
because you could still scratch the paint.
We'll just take a cleaner side and wipe away the excess.
And there you go. So like I'd mentioned,
we're going to move on to applying a dressing.
And I chose to go with Silk Shine,
which is water-based dressing that's safe for your interior
and exterior vinyl, rubber and plastic.
You can use it to revive the seals around your door,
also around your hood, all kinds of plastics.
Even in the engine bay.
- [Jason] You guys can see the full difference here.
The after on this side here and the before,
still chalky, faded, just not looking great at all.
It's a huge difference between the two by just applying some
Silk Shine protectant.
- All right. So now that I've pretty much cleaned
the entire vehicle with some Swift Wipe,
Swift Wipe does contain sealant,
however, we want to have that extra bold shine
and extra layer of protection,
and that's why I grabbed Butter Wet Wax.
Right now, I'm actually going to top off a coat
on the paint with some Butter Wet Wax,
super-easy application.
Simply grab some, apply a few drops
onto a microfiber applicator, which I already grabbed.
And then you're simply just going to apply a
nice, fine coat onto the area that you're applying to,
We have all of our towels that-
- So many towels.
- We have all of our towels
that we're going to make amazing use of.
This already is already pretty much hazed up.
So I'm just going to grab my microfiber towel
and gently buff it off and unveil that amazing,
nice warm glow Carnauba shine.
And then the last but not least,
we're going to top off the tires with some VRP.
Now I did mention about the VRP on the plastic trim.
Now we're also going to apply it to the tire as well.
Just give them a nice little pop
and a coat of protection as well.
- So, we've already cleaned off
the windows using Swift Wipe,
but there's still some kind of residue left behind.
And also there's some little pollen spots.
We're going to use the Streak Free,
which is safe for the interior and exterior side of the
glass, it's also tint safe,
so you guys can use it on virtually any kind of glass.
Simply spray it on, wipe it off.
And to help us do that, we're going to be using
a waffle weave towel, which attracts a lot of the
droplets and messes without leaving any kind of streaks.
- I've said it before, I'll say it again.
I love waffles in all shapes, forms, sizes
and colors, including this.
- Just a couple sprays, we don't need to overdo it.
Just a couple sprays is good.
We'll fold this over and we're just going to wipe it away.
Normally for window cleaning, we'll use two towels,
but since I forgot to grab another one,
maybe we'll just use a workhorse to alternate,
but for windows, especially your windshield,
to ensure that we've got a streak-free finish,
we work in opposite directions,
meaning that we'll do a horizontal or vertical for one side
and the opposite for the inside.
This way, you can tell where the streaks are,
and get the best finish overall.
All right, so now we're going to clean
the inside of the glass.
And since this towel is still fairly dry,
we're going to still use this.
And to control over spray inside of the vehicle,
we're just going to spray the towel.
But to get the inside of the glass,
we're going to sit in the passenger seat.
This way, we're not fighting the steering wheel
or the center console.
And as you can already see that a lot of the haze on the
inside of the glass and also any kind of fingerprints
comes off very easily.
Now you and I are going to get really close,
cause I'm going to have to lean over on you.
- Oh yeah.
- You can see there's little smudges of junk
and just messes. And by flipping your hand upside down,
you can get all the way at the bottom of the glass,
that little wedge there, for perfect clarity.
Final step of any detail is going to be
using your favorite quick detail spray.
This removes any light dust you may have accumulated
while working inside of a garage, such as we are,
or missed areas, fingerprints, just like we had applied
the Butter Wet Wax.
We want to make sure that we didn't leave any of that
on the surface, so just by using the Speed Wipe,
spray directly onto the paint work, your glass, your chrome,
just like we did with Swift Wipe,
and we're going to start wiping it away.
And this is our final step just to ensure there's no more
haze or streaks or any kind of left product.
- And while Nick finishes up using Speed Wipe
around the body of this vehicle,
let's check in one last time with Joey
and see his final transformation
so you guys can start voting.
And we're back guys, and we are finished
with the Volkswagen Tiguan,
and it is looking shiny.
Joey, you did a great job with what you got.
So it was probably a lot easier to do this entire detail
with the caddy, having everything that you needed
right there versus like trying to carry all this stuff.
- I mean, we have this entire detail garage.
One of the things that drives me nuts is
having to walk all over the place to find
everything that I need for a car.
Sure, everything's organized,
but there are some things that are here, some over there,
and why not just make it easy on yourself
and have it all right here, right in front of you?
- So if you guys liked Joey's work on this car,
hit that like button right now.
We're going to go over to Nick and see how he did.
So take a look at Nick's detail. Looking pretty good.
I don't know which one's better though.
This is up to you guys.
You got to go in the comments and vote below.
Check out Joey's finished vehicle,
check out Nick's finished vehicle.
Who did a better job with what they had
under the time constraints?
I don't know that they would have been able to do
such a good job, and such a quick job
without the quick load carrying caddy.
So if you guys want to pick yours up today,
it is available on our website,
chemicalguys.com or stop by your local Detail Garage.
As always, this is Jason.
- And Nick.
- And Joey.
- Signing off, Chemical Guys Detail Garage.
See you next time.