So here is my supply list that i have so far, and am looking to add more
Chemical guys citrus wash +gloss
Chemical guys honeydew snowfoam
Chemical guys microfiber mitt
Chemical guys premium wash mitt
Miracle Dryer Absorber Premium Microfiber Towel, 25" x 36"
Chemical guys foam blaster 6 foam gun
Stoners invisible glass
2 buckets with grit guards
And here is my tech that ive been using so far.
Fill the foam gun with the chemical guys citrus was/water (what dillution should i be using? i use just enough to make the bottom yellow)
Fill up my two buckets, one for rinse one for wash, with this i usually use about a cap full of soap (gallon container) to the 5 gallons of water.
I start off by hitting the car with a nice rinse from the hose, followed by the attachment of the foam gun. I then continue to foam up the entire car until my foam gun is empty. let it sit for about 5 minutes then i rinse it off.
Once this is all rinsed off i start my hand wash using the microfiber mitt, i wash panel by panel, upper half of the car only not applying much pressure at all, rinsing and getting new soap consistently. I then use the premium wash mitt on the lower half side of the car. (by the time im done with the car the other side of the car has almost dried, and this was before the sun even came out in the moring the other day. i live in southern california btw ) now once im done with this i grab the hose again and rinse it all off with a decent ammount of pressure. Once done with this and all soap is removed i then well at least try to sheet the water on the car im still learning though.
Finally i take my microfiber towel, fold it up, and use each side accordingly.
So far this ismy maintenance wash technique, please let me know if you have any advice or anything i should change let me know.
I also have a couple questions, the microfiber mitt is it any good? i notice it does not seem to foam up the car much when i use it but the premium mitt does quite a bit.
Where i live we have the HARDEST water out of anywhere ive ever been, let anything dry at all instant white spots, full of calcium.
I worry about leaving waterspots on the paint because after i dryed and all said and done, it looked good in the sun but once it got a little less light outside i could notice all of the waterspots, (they look old) what can i do about this?
Also what other products should i add to my collection?
Should i be using this microfiber mitt as it doesnt make many suds?
I Want to do a full polish, seal, and wax here soon and need advice on where i should start with that as well
Chemical guys citrus wash +gloss
Chemical guys honeydew snowfoam
Chemical guys microfiber mitt
Chemical guys premium wash mitt
Miracle Dryer Absorber Premium Microfiber Towel, 25" x 36"
Chemical guys foam blaster 6 foam gun
Stoners invisible glass
2 buckets with grit guards
And here is my tech that ive been using so far.
Fill the foam gun with the chemical guys citrus was/water (what dillution should i be using? i use just enough to make the bottom yellow)
Fill up my two buckets, one for rinse one for wash, with this i usually use about a cap full of soap (gallon container) to the 5 gallons of water.
I start off by hitting the car with a nice rinse from the hose, followed by the attachment of the foam gun. I then continue to foam up the entire car until my foam gun is empty. let it sit for about 5 minutes then i rinse it off.
Once this is all rinsed off i start my hand wash using the microfiber mitt, i wash panel by panel, upper half of the car only not applying much pressure at all, rinsing and getting new soap consistently. I then use the premium wash mitt on the lower half side of the car. (by the time im done with the car the other side of the car has almost dried, and this was before the sun even came out in the moring the other day. i live in southern california btw ) now once im done with this i grab the hose again and rinse it all off with a decent ammount of pressure. Once done with this and all soap is removed i then well at least try to sheet the water on the car im still learning though.
Finally i take my microfiber towel, fold it up, and use each side accordingly.
So far this ismy maintenance wash technique, please let me know if you have any advice or anything i should change let me know.
I also have a couple questions, the microfiber mitt is it any good? i notice it does not seem to foam up the car much when i use it but the premium mitt does quite a bit.
Where i live we have the HARDEST water out of anywhere ive ever been, let anything dry at all instant white spots, full of calcium.
I worry about leaving waterspots on the paint because after i dryed and all said and done, it looked good in the sun but once it got a little less light outside i could notice all of the waterspots, (they look old) what can i do about this?
Also what other products should i add to my collection?
Should i be using this microfiber mitt as it doesnt make many suds?
I Want to do a full polish, seal, and wax here soon and need advice on where i should start with that as well