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Welcome back to Chemical Guys Detail Garage.
In today's video, I'll be showing you guys
how to properly clean up these fuel wheels
because they're neglected, there's dirty,
there's grime on it
and this knobby tire needs to be cleaned
because dirty tires are a no go here in Gardena
or at Detail Garage, Los Angeles
or at Chemical Guys.
So, before anything, we're going to start off
by rinsing off the wheel lightly.
What this is going to do,
it's just going to knock off any loose grime and debris
that may be sitting on the surface of vehicle
because you need to think about it.
Grime and debris are abrasives
that can potentially scratch up the finish of the wheel.
So, the product that I'll be using
is going to be Diablo Wheel Gel.
Diablo Wheel Gel is a pH balanced neutral gel
that is going to break down any grime and debris.
You guys might say,
"Henry, you rinsed it off, the wheel looks good,"
but if I run my finger through it,
you guys can see, It's clean right there,
not because I rubbed my finger,
but do not do that.
This is just for demonstration purposes,
but like I said,
Diablo wheel Gel is safe for all types of wheels.
So I'll apply, one, two, two ounces in my bucket
and I'll activate it using some pressure.
Diablo Wheel Gel produces very thick and sudsy, slick suds.
And in my secondary Ducky Spray Foam,
already have it diluted three to one.
That's right.
Dilute Diablo Wheel Gel three to one,
because it is very concentrated.
So now I'll spray down the face of the wheel.
You guys can see how foamy it is
and this Ducky Foam causes it to foam.
So whenever you pick up Diablo Wheel Gel,
I recommend picking up the Ducky Foam as well.
Just pick the foam up when you use it.
So after you spray it on there,
you'll grab your brush.
In this occasion I'll be using the,
Show Car Easy Reach Brush,
and I'll go to the back of the barrel
and just start scrubbing it out.
So, just go back and just agitate the grime.
Come back in here, and just clean it up.
So, that brush is done.
Now it is time to clean the intricate details
such as in here with the Boar's Hair Brush.
Just come in here and just clean it up.
And remember guys,
if you guys need a little bit more product,
just add a little bit more product, feel free.
Don't be stingy with it because wheels can be expensive,
especially if they're off the market or even stock wheels.
So just clean it up.
And I'm leaving the easy reach areas for last,
because that's the easiest part to clean.
So I already cleaned that.
Now it is time to clean the face
and the front of the barrel.
So I'll start from the top.
And you guys can see,
I always start from the top
because I do not want to do a DGAG,
Don't Go Against Gravity.
Always work smarter, not harder.
Because if you don't do a DGAG,
you're going to be cleaning your wheels twice
without even thinking about it.
For example,
if I started cleaning down here
and then I go up here,
all that grind is going to
run down here and I'll have to re-clean that area.
So clean up this area now,
and it is a very sunny day here in California.
So it's a beautiful air, beautiful sun.
So it's a beautiful day to clean up wheels.
And now it's time to degrease the tires.
But before that, I need a little bit more water,
just because my tire did dry out.
Let's just spray down water.
And I'll be using All Clean +.
So All Clean + is a citrus based,
all purpose cleaner that's going
to reduce the amount of grime debris
from the tire, pull it off.
So whenever I apply a dressing onto it,
it's going to bond perfectly,
and it will not will not fail over time.
Just spray it on here.
And you guys can see All Clean + is this lime green citrus
based product, but you can still see,
it just starts running out and it starts turning Brown.
That's all that old dressing
that has been sitting on the tire.
That needs to be removed so we can apply a new tire and
it can look freshly detailed.
Spray some All Clean + onto my stiffy brush
and I'll come and just scrub it out.
You guys can see how brown the tire actually is,
how dirty.
And we need to remove all that.
So when applying a dressing, like I said,
it bonds perfectly. Let me just remove my bucket.
Let's scrub it down here.
And now it is time to rinse it off.
So now that it's rinsed off completely,
let me just get a little bit more water.
Wait, there's still some on here.
So make sure to comment down below,
let us know what type of wheel products
you use on your types of wheels.
So I just finished rinsing it off
and I have a blue workhorse towel
and I'll just dry off the wheel.
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So we are working with DNS Water,
so I knocked off a little bit of water
from the face of the wheel.
I'll just let it dry on there.
It's not going to cause water spots.
Now we'll move on to the tire.
Just so I won't have you guys waiting
when I apply a tire shine.
So I'll get another new workhorse microfiber towel.
And I'll just dry, just to remove any old dressings or
All Clean + from the surface of the knobby tire.
Make sure it's completely dry
before applying any types of dressing on here.
All right. So checking the tire.
It's clean guys. Now it's time to apply a tire dressing.
But it can be pretty difficult
when you're working with very knobby tires,
especially when you're working with VRP
and using an applicator.
This could be very difficult when applying into low knobs.
So that's why I'm going with aerosol, which is Nice And Wet.
Nice and Wet. All you need to do is pop off the cap,
shake it up and just mist it all over the tire.
And this is going to ensure you get all over the tire.
The great thing about this product is that you can actually
control the level of shine.
If you like it brimming wet max, fine.
spray it on, then give it a one quick wipe
to remove the excess.
If you love an OEM shine, spend a little bit more time,
buffing it off to get the perfect look.
So now a little bit more right there.
I like more of a moderate OEM shine.
So I'll get a microfiber towel.
It could be clean, dirty.
It doesn't matter because it's just tire dressing,
just removing it.
But I'll be using the clean side of this microfiber towel
and just buff off any residue.
And now I know that this tire is freshly rejuvenated
and it's shiny.
So when it drives off the tire shine,
won't splatter because there's no, over-spray,
there's none thin on a tire and it's tried to a touch.
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Let us know what type of future video you want to see,
I will see you guys next time right here at
the Chemical Guys Detail Garage.