- Hey, what's up guys.
Welcome back to the Chemical Guys Detail Garage.
Today, we have Dodo's NSX back in the shop.
He just pulled it in,
and he told us that it has light
grime and debris.
Because last time,
whenever it was in the shop,
he just drove it to the beach,
and parked it there.
It hasn't been moved.
If you guys check the mileage,
the mileage is just from here to the beach.
That is all.
But when we come close to the paint,
you guys can actually see there's sand,
grime,
and debris sitting on it.
It's very light.
But think about it, sand is very abrasive.
So today I'll be showing you guys how to properly wash it
using Extreme Body Wash and Wax
and our TORQ Professional Maximum 8 Foam Cannon.
Let's get started.
As you guys can tell, this NSX has sand on it,
and sand can be abrasive,
because it's very, very tiny particles.
So whenever you get a wash with towel and you glide over it,
you have the more chance of scratching it.
So that's why today
I'll be going with Extreme Body Wash and Wax.
One, because it's going to produce amazing foam.
Two, it's going to give it a waxed figure to it.
He just wanted something
that's going to shine it up real quick,
because he is short on time,
and he wants to drive off right now,
and have it looking amazing.
So today I already have my two-bucket method system set up,
but before anything,
I need to set it all up before I start washing.
Because whenever you start setting everything up beforehand,
it's going to be easier when washing,
because if you start washing,
you don't want to start coming back,
and setting everything up,
because then your suds might dwell on it,
wear off.
So this is why we always recommend starting off fresh,
set everything out beforehand,
and then get foaming.
So to start off with,
you guys can already tell my Chenille Wash Mitt
was almost falling, but I caught it.
This Chenille Wash Mitt has these noodle-like textures
that is going to encapsulate the sand, debris, and dirt,
and not let it go back onto the surface of the vehicle.
So it also has this very cool Chemical Guys banding.
So if you love us,
support us on your wrist while you're washing.
And it's very fluffy, very plush,
and it's not too tight.
So it's a very comfort of a fit.
I'll put this off to the side.
Second, we have Extreme Body Wash and Wax.
Extreme Body Wash and Wax is formulated
with two carnauba based waxes.
One is a natural,
and second is a synthetic wax,
that's going to enhance any color.
I mean,
you're short on time,
and you want amazing shine with just one single wash,
go with Extreme Body Wash and Wax,
you're killing two birds with one stone.
It waxes, and shines, and washes at the same time.
And on the other hand,
we're going to be using
our TORQ Professional Maximum 8 Foam Cannon.
I'm pretty sure you're familiar with this.
We use it on tons of our videos,
but this TORQ is going to produce amazing foam.
And a common question you guys always ask is,
how do I know when my TORQ foam cannon is already tight
on my bottle?
As soon as it's already tight,
you don't need to over spin it.
If you overspin it,
you can probably damage your bottle,
but on the other hand,
this TORQ Professional Maximum 8,
if you guys look closely,
it actually has this plastic thread lock on it
that's not going to allow the bottle to strip.
So as soon as you put it on,
just give it a couple spins.
And as soon as it just locks,
it locked,
I am no longer going to pull it.
So let me just set up my foam cannon.
I'll twist it off.
And then you guys might ask,
Henry, how much foam or how much suds should I apply
in my foam cannon?
So a cool technique that I like to do,
is it has these metering tips in the back,
and I fill it up to the 900,
and then I'll put soap all into to the 1000 Mark.
So already have my Extreme Body Wash and Wax.
And I will apply until the 1000 mark.
Perfect.
So now that I've already applied
my Extreme Body Wash and Wax to my foam cannon,
it is time to put back on the head.
And, remember, as soon as it tightens, that's it.
You do not want to over tighten it.
And then you always want to stir, do not shake,
because you shake it,
you might cause foam in here.
We want less foam in here.
We want more foam on the car.
If you're not familiar with the TORQ foam cannon,
it also has this cool knob
that you could adjust your fans.
Whether you want it wide or super narrow,
just adjust it while you're washing.
And, then, if you want more water,
just twist all there to the left,
and less suds.
But you want max suds,
twist it all the way to the right.
And this is going to allow you
just to produce very thick suds.
We recommend using a pressure washer
that has a minimum PSI level of 1000
and a minimum gallons per minute of 1.6.
So now we're going to be moving on to dirt traps.
The dirt traps,
as you guys can tell,
this is going to filter your water while you wash.
You insert them at a 45 degree angle to cause a seal.
And this is not going to allow it to rise back up
while you're washing.
And you guys might ask me,
"Henry, why are you using two different colored dirt trips?
My favorite color is just pure black.
So I'm just going to use two black dirt traps."
That is perfectly fine.
I personally like coordinating my dirt traps.
One is going to be in wash bucket.
Two is going to be in my soapy bucket.
For example,
if I have Octavio behind the camera, say,
"Henry, I want to help you out,"
but I already have two black dirt traps.
I'll could tell him easily as this,
"Octavio, the red dirt trap is going to be our rinse bucket.
The black dirt trap going to be our foaming bucket."
Like that way we don't cross-contaminate.
Because if your cross-contaminate,
you're going to be putting the same grime and debris
all over the vehicle,
and you have more chance of scratching it.
So what is a dirt trap?
A dirt trap is going to filter while you wash.
It has cone-like textures.
Let me pull it back out.
It has cone-like textures at the bottom
that's not going to let the dirt, grime, debris
rise back up,
and on top it has these very micro braces on it,
that whenever you come with your Chenille Wash Mitt
and scrub it down,
the seal at the bottom is going to cause a suction
that's going to suck it out the bottom
and not let any dirt, grime, and debris
rise back up while you are washing.
So in our left bucket, like I said,
is going to be our rinse bucket,
and our black dirt trap is going to be our soapy bucket.
So now it is time to pre-rinse Dodo's NSX.
I need to be very, very careful,
because this dude is tall,
scary, buff.
You guys could...
He's scary.
So I need to be very, very careful with his NSX.
I do not want to scratch it.
So, beforehand, I need to rinse it down
just to knock off any loose grime and debris.
And after that,
I'll be attacking it
with our TORQ Professional Maximum 8 Foam Cannon,
and Extreme Body Wash and Wax.
So let's get started before he gets mad,
and I don't want to deal with him,
'cause he's very tall, buff, scary.
So let's get started on his wash.
As you guys can tell, I got super excited,
I blasted my bucket that had my soap in it.
I added one ounce in it
and these suds are super sudsy,
very lubricated.
It's going to help me remove everything off the surface
of the vehicle.
Don't mind the suds in this bucket.
That was just on an accident.
I just got overexcited.
I wanted to throw a foam party.
It's beautiful outside.
And I'm washing a beautiful car.
It's an NSX,
one of my favorite cars to use.
So now it is time to start scrubbing it down.
I'll put my Chenille Wash Mitt on my wrist.
I'll make sure everything is off.
Just shake it off
to make sure nothing is on it,
because Dodo is scary.
And I do not want to get in with that dude,
because he could do serious, serious damage.
So you guys might say,
"Why did you put it in your rinse bucket?"
I just wanted to take the extra caution
to avoid any dirt, grime, debris that might be,
that might have been left on the wash mitt from Joey,
Nick, Octavio,
or any guys,
anybody that's in the office.
I just wanted to avoid any scratches and swirls
on this vehicle.
So now my Chenille Wash Mitt's wet,
and it's still fluffy and super poofy.
So I'll put it in my soapy bucket,
get tons of suds on my wash mitt.
And now we will go to the top part of the vehicle.
And you guys need to keep this in mind,
this vehicle has a gloss black roof on it.
So we want to avoid scratching it
because anybody that has a glossy wrap
knows that
glossy plastic,
or glossy wraps,
they scratch easily.
So after one pass,
I flip over my washer to the clean side.
And I'll do this motion around the whole entire vehicle
to avoid scratches and swirls.
Go back and forth.
Now, after two passes,
I'll be going back to my rinse bucket.
And you guys might say,
"Why should he do this?"
Keep this in mind,
the vehicle has sand on it.
So those micro braces can cause serious damage
on the vehicle.
We want to prevent all that.
So I'll do this around the whole entire vehicle.
And I'll get back to you guys
when it is completely rinsed down,
and it's time to dry this beautiful car.
I'll see you guys then.
So we just finished rinsing down the vehicle,
and the vehicle looks phenomenal.
The shine came back out.
We released the dirt and grime
from the surface of the vehicle without scratching it.
But now it is time to dry.
So today I'll be using the Woolly Mammoth.
The Woolly Mammoth is super huge,
super plush,
it has these silk line edging
that says Chemical Guys on it.
And the cool thing about the silk line edging
is it won't let it tear in the washer,
and it won't fall apart.
So this towel can work amazing
with any quick detail spray,
or any drying aids, such as After Wash.
What is After Wash?
Whenever you do not have a ceramic coating on your vehicle,
or you have well water or hard water,
all you need to do is give it a couple of squirts
on the surface of the vehicle,
and you can already see that the water tension
got released from the surface of the vehicle.
Why is that?
After Wash is infused with carnauba,
that's going to make drying easier.
So all you need to do is spray After Wash
on the surface of the vehicle you are drying.
You could either blot your towel,
I just like blotting it,
because this is a very expensive vehicle.
I do not want to drag it.
So just peel it right off,
and just like that it is dry.
But if you have a vehicle that has very intricate areas,
such as a grill,
the headlights,
we recommend using the Sidekick Blaster.
All you need is an extension cord.
You come close and you can just blow it off.
(blower whooshes)
So obviously I'll get into more details.
This is just a quick demonstration
how to dry your vehicle.
If you want to take on your whole entire vehicle
with a blower.
Good for you.
All you need to do is just spray it down.
I know I said spray,
but I mean blow it down,
and you're good to go.
So guys, if you guys liked this video,
don't forget to give it a huge thumbs up,
comment down below on future videos.
Let me know if Dodo will be happy with his car
in the comments below.
If you guys don't see me next time,
Dodo got to me.
But we'll see you guys next time right here
at the Chemical Guys Detail Garage.