Hey guys, today we're outside of the Detail Garage with this Infiniti Q50 Hyrbid.
This is an awesome luxury vehicle but it sits outside and it has collected tree sap, water
spots, bid droppings as well as fingerprints and ice cream smudge.
I'm going to show you guys how to properly remove it all without installing swirls or
scratches while enhancing shine.
To do that, I have the brand new Big Mouth Foam Cannon which for today I'm going to call
"Big Red" because this is awesome for producing a lot of foam which lubricates the surface
so we don't scratch and it's red.
Also to enhance the shine we are going to be using Honeydew Snow Foam which creates
a lot of suds to lubricate your wash mitt as you pass over the surface to scrub away
stains without inducing imperfections into the paint.
We're going to set up our two buckets which are already full of water.
Now, placing a Dirt Trap in each bucket at an angle and press them all the way to the
bottom to create a seal which prevents any dirt from coming back up through the cones
and returning to the vehicle.
We're also going to add an ounce of Honeydew Snow Foam to the wash bucket.
While we're at it we can also fill up our foam cannon using about an ounce as well.
Normally we start our detail with the wheels which are the dirtiest area but we already
took care of that off camera so that we can focus on the body.
Starting by rinsing it down from top to bottom to get rid of the heavier loose dirt and debris,
then we can move to the foaming process.
Check out those suds!
You can see that the TORQ Big Mouth Foam Cannon produced a ton of suds which will prevent
scratches from the wash mitt.
Although the car looked cleaned after the rinse, looks can be deceiving.
There are still little things that are embedded in the paint like tree sap, bird poop and
anything else that gathers on the surface that requires scrubbing to remove.
That is why we have a wash bucket.
Placing the Chenille Microfiber Mitt on my hand to collect some foam and just like we
did when we foaming we'll start at the highest point on the vehicle working in straight lines.
This is going to gently scrub away anything that is remaining on the surface to show off
that factory finish.
I'm going to finish this and then we need to rinse it off before we can start drying.
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time right here in the Detail Garage.