I bought your clay towel so I can try this method and keep chipping away at my efficiency. Yes you can seal after claying without having to polish. This whole process per car should take between 20 and 30 minutes depending on the size of the vehicle. This should be great for taking profit!
Lmao those same exact shoes were staring at me too. That sale for $35 looked good for some pumas when they are usually $70 or so. I love those shoes, the color is awesome
I just wanna say thank you guys for showing us how to detail the way you guys simplify everything is perfect I honestly was about to quit until I started watching you guys this feels like school but for free thank you again❤
You bet. Yvan and I are teachers at heart - he’s obviously been doing this a long long time …but we both love helping people learn to detail. So happy to hear you’re getting something out of these! they take time and effort to put together but I love hearing this
Very interesting video, I'm definitely going to try it on my old daily before the garage queen. It would have been good to see an after where you used the credit card again to hear the difference but I'll give it a go.
Hey guys will y'all come up with a clay mitt for people that have arthritis cause I have hard time holding the towel? Clay mitt helps so much that I can keep my hand extended but just wondering...
Man seeing this video takes the pressure of scratching the paint from claying way off for me. To know that technology has advanced far enough to make it idiot proof. In this case, me proof. 😅
When would you recommend using the faster method of Quick Beads with clay towel instead of using Iron Remover with clay towel, followed by Quick Beads application?
Howdy. Can i use any iron fallout remover (carpro trix in my case ), with a clay mitt. One spray on the mitt and one spray on the panel. Also, do you have plans to sell DIY detail products in india?
Hi Yvan! For a mobile car detailer, how long would you say should a complete wash, clay, seal (foam, rinse, foam) method take from start to finish? Would love to know how long a beginner should take and how long an experienced detailer should take? Only one person. I'm asking because I did my first car the other day and it took me about 6 hours to finish haha. This includes doing the fuel cap, door jams, dressing on the exterior trim.
@@diydetailofficial Noted, thank you! I unfortunately already bought the snow foam etc. What would you recommend I do now? Just finish all my product and take many hours to detail my clients' cars?
3-12 months depending on how you apply it (is the panel prepped? Clay towel and decontamination? For example) and then conditions you drive it in and how it’s maintained…so lots of variables but it’s a phenomenal product that you will get a lot of durability from 💪
Did this today and wow. Absolutely love your product and Iam a new subscriber as well as customer. Currently have the iron remover, clay towel, Rinseless wash, ceramic gloss and looking to buy the suds and water remover next. It was my first time using any sort of clay towel as it’s been intimidating but this process was super easy and worked great. Love it thanks guys
Howdy. I’m getting ready to apply Turtle ceramic Hybrid to my six year old VW. But there are so many different options recommended I don’t know what to do: 1. Wash car 2. Apply prep solution to prepare for clay bar. 3. Wash off prep solution 4. Apply clay lubricant 5. Clay bar entire car 2. Wash car 7.: Apply ceramic hybrid spray 8. Towel dry I am doing this outside, and don’t have a polisher. Thanks!
So if I had to do a chemical decontamination to remove iron particles, I should do it just after the rinse less wash step (while the panels are still wet) then rinse of the vehicle. Then put back rinse less to proceed with quick beads and clay towel? Thx for the content that you guys creating for us! Really love what you are doing!
Good question! This method is for more of a maintenance wash and clay or for a detailer looking to be extremely profitable. If your paint is super contaminated I would still recommend washing and then using the clay towel paired with iron remover for your decon…and then using quick beads or ceramic gloss after you’ve rinsed iron remover from the surface.
The product is working great! Do you think if I used deionized water (AKA spotless water) with the rinseless wash then I would not have to dry after? Or is there another reason for the drying besides water spotting?
Seems like I’ve seen it two ways: 1) dry the car after you rinseless wash it and before you use the clay towel and the dry the car again after using the clay towel. OR 2) just start claying after you wash it and then dry the car at the end…?
hahha he had to let us know how his red shoes came about and that they are comfortable, thanks for making such good products hope to see more of them make it to amazon
Thank you so much for all these information you are producing. Very educational for person like me, who never washed until watching your riinseless video ( went to automatic car washes or hand wash only). Just purchased interior clean & protect. ❤ A couple of questions.. 1)I saw some detailers mention not clay without subsequent polishing. Never clay before but want to give a shot using towel - looks easier to control pressure ? Should I be worried that I need to polish? I do not have tools. 😂. 2) Interior clean & protect - there is "protect" element. Should I be worried about build-up? 3) I know this defeats the goal of rinseles wash but I rinse with garden hose after soak & contact wash. Then apply rinseless (64:1) as drying aid/quick beads as drying aid and towel dry. Does that cause issues long term aside from inefficient. I am new to this and extra cautious. 😂 I know you are super busy. So appreciate reading this in advance.
1: with traditional clay that’s true , with our perforated synthetic decontamination Towel, and proper lubrication no fear. 2 : no build up with regular use, the new cleaning removes the old protection. 3 if you want to use DIY Detail Quick Beads, rinse after your wash, apply DIY Detail Quick Beads rinse and dry, no need to add more Rinseless wash. If you do absolutely want to add more, 256/1 dilution is sufficient.
@@diydetailofficial Thank you so much for your prompt reply! Ttuely appreciate it and looking forward to learning more and using your products! Again, thank you!
Very informative video. If I don’t need to clay but I’m doing rinseless wash, do I apply quick beads the same way, using a microfiber towel, or can I just spray on the wet panel after the wash and then wipe off when drying panel by panel?
Thanks! You *can* use quick beads as a drying aid (and as a clay lube) but the most fun way is to spray it on a wet panel, let it dwell for 30 seconds and rinse it off…the water beads are instant and the panel is slick for your drying process
@@diydetailofficial thank you, spray on and off is how I would normally use it, but in the Toronto winters I usually go rinseless. This video was really informative. I ordered it from carzilla, can’t wait til it arrives.
Thank you, for a spray on wipe off drying aid( as opposed to a rinse off like DIY Detail Quick Beads), DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss is the better alternative.
You can absolutely re use the clay towel! It will last you a long time actually, just make sure to rinse out after every use and let it air dry with the clay side up. What I love about the clay towel vs clay bar is the clay towel will far outlast the bar and doesn’t break down when used with iron remover, for example
Great video. Thank you for all the educational videos. I have to try this method. Question - how do I know when I should use this method versus using the iron remover? Thanks!
I would say the iron remover is more for a deeper dive Detail- a real thorough paint decontamination. What’s great about *this* method is that you can do it whenever you want…a quick and easy way to shave off light contamination and lay down protection at the same time
As a detailer, I’ve never thought of the credit card method. But I save every CC that I get in the mail for other purposes like doing wraps. Thx for the new use!
Also I had a question for Yvan, In the summer could you do a oz of rinseless and a gallon of water for your windshield wiper resevoir? Instead of buying a gallon of windshield fluid?
Brilliantly done! Are there any other processes you’ve combined? Trying to shift my mindset to a pro shop… Appreciate you both! Detailing 101 is great too!!
@@diydetailofficial Maybe a podcast on just the processes you’ve combined with your products and methods... P.S. Your Gold Polish system is liberatingly simple! You guys are rocking the detailing world. (It would be nice to get your DA and Rotary from a builder a little closer to home 🇺🇸 …maybe red and black too.)
Are all sealants able to clay+protect at the same time or is it just products that are water activated like quick beads ? For example could this method be done with ceramic gloss ?
You want to make sure whatever sealant you're using is slick enough going on to function as a clay lube, doesn't flash off quickly, and is ideally easy to use without streaks, but really for the most part yeah you can. Just keep in mind that if it's just you as opposed to two people like in this video, you're gonna want to go panel by panel so you can buff the panel when you're done with it. Just think of it this way: Instead of saying "can I use any sealant with this method?" Ask yourself: "Is this sealant suitable for use as a clay lube?". Obviously you're not really gonna be able to use fusso coat or something of that nature, but there's a ton of them out there that should work just fine. test it on a beater or test panel if you're really really uncertain.
I noticed a white tag on the black towel when you were doing the wheels. I'm sure it didn't bother the wheels but it could scratch paint. I enjoy your videos 😊.
That’s funny I noticed the tags as well, my first thought was that would drive my wife crazy, she hates tags. She even cuts them off our mattress and I told her about the mattress police 😊
Ivan, another great video. Question. I have a 2020 BMW X3 m40i. I have PPF on 100% of the paintwork. I have applied a one year ceramic coating to the car. I would like to re-apply another coating. Is recommended I performa a light polish (to the PPF) and clay towel a PPF? I did not clay mitt last year. I am asking good advice for my specific application. Thanks, Paul.
After watching the quick beads with the clay towel it's my understanding that your stripping the quick beads as your claying or is it leaving a layer of protection behind?
I’m using Seal N Shine right now for the winter. I don’t have a ceramic coating. Should I remove the Seal N Shine before using the clay towel and Quick Beads? No need to polish after using this clay towel? Help me understand. Thx.
Wash, decontaminate using DIY Detail Iron Remover and the Perforated Synthetic Decontamination Towel , then rinse, apply DIY Detail Quick Beads, rinse, dry enjoy
It can last you for years, just rinse out when you’re done and allow to air dry. Or if you’re a working detailer often guys will let it soak in rinseless wash bucket for a couple of days
@diydetailofficial You guys are awesome. Thank you for the super speedy reply. I have an additional question. If I'm changing the side of the clay sheet for each panel. What happens when I used up all four side? Do I just rinse it in tbe bucket and go again or do I use a whole new one?
Hey, guys great videos, i'm new to being a weekend warrior, i live in the UK i have watched alot of your videos, its ashame we cant get your products to the uk without it costing a arm and leg. I have products that i have used but still have more to get throguh before changing to diy detailer aa i love the look of your spray polish, however my quesion is can you use your method using say a synthetic clay disc (use it by hand) ? Or is this towel different? Is it true in general when using a traditional clay bar you should always polish after but if you use either synthetic clay block, disc or towel you shouldnt need to polish after as it doesnt leave marring etc? Any advice would b3 grateful, keep up the great videos.
The only think about that rim/ tire brush, you can’t use it on all rims. Using that brush on clear coated black rims is a no no. I would suggest a microfiber towel. Just me though. Good video.
After asking Yvan if the green brush is safe on black gloss rims, I started using it for my last few washes. I can attest it does not scratch my gloss black rims.
@DIY Detail thank you. Love how informative you guys are on RUclips. Really know how to speak to the average DIYer. I'm all in on your products just for that reason.
Yessir! I like to do it on my personal car too, I feel like it gives me an intimate connection with the paint so I can kind of keep up on where there might be contamination building up …especially for lower panels but also the hood where something can sit and etch if I don’t get to it quickly
@@diydetailofficial big agree. Went out to the parking lot and did our cars with this method. Even polished a spot on the beater to test how safe this method is. So I rewetted with the same rinseless bucket I washed with, towel and spray wax and boom no marring. Everyone should be using the towels.
Interesting concept for sure. All I’d say about not polishing the car is you’ll be depriving the customer or yourself from getting the absolute highest gloss available. The absolute ultimate gloss comes from polishing, not the final coat of wax, coating or sealant.
@@diydetailofficial and is the towel completely safe? Or fool proof? I want to try it on my car but I've never done it. Too much pressure can scratch anything, but provided we're careful and don't apply pressure, is the towel mar safe?
If you're the type of person who wants to do every little thing to have perfect results (you're not alone, by the way, in the detailing space) then yes, by all means use distilled water (or soft water). But the reality is, it's not necessary:)
@@diydetailofficial Thanks for the reply, distilled water is pretty cheap. I'm going to see if it makes a difference for me because I don't have a garage just yet and I currently only have time to wash during the day.
I'll be using this method on a few cars. :) Thanks, Fellas! Why not do all the top surfaces first, THEN use the black section of the sponge? OCD? unnecessary? over thinking?
Okay scratch the playlist…I re read what you posted about doing a full decon with Rinseless method… so here ya go! IRON REMOVER & RINSELESS WASH?! How to decontaminate your paint without a hose ruclips.net/video/Hvy7fua5Jyo/видео.html
@@diydetailofficial So you would wash, keep the panel wet, spray the iron decon (or use it as lube) and clay. After the clay/decon, you respray the panel? What if you don't have enough rinseless wash left to rinse the panel well enough? Is it okay to wipe it dry then add the protection of choice? I guess that is why I am asking for a video, I am confused about the process after the claying/iron removal since you are no longer using your protection as your lubricant.
I used the clay towel for the first time today! I was very surprised at how well it worked! My paint is back to like a brand new car with a smooth surface again! thanks for sharing how to get rid of the contamination. I just need to work on my technique more. I just used the feel of my hand before and after and it is night and day. Now, next step quick beads!
Hey Gents, been using quick beads for a while now and. My employees as well. Today I went to us it and the trigger would not spray, it was stopped up. Had to squeeze really hard and was able to free up the clog. Have you guys heard of the ceramic clogging the Talco sprayers in quick beads?
The best advice is to spray out your trigger at the end of every day, back into the bottle. I've been doing this for a while (ever since Yvan showed me) and have had zero issues with clogging. -Nick ruclips.net/user/shortsiEzxvFNm-pY?feature=share
Overhyping rinseless washing is NOT where we should be going. Yes, its an excellent method for washing light dirt and dust off vehicles … maybe even close to moderately dirty. But really dirty vehicles, rinseless washing just doesn’t cut it. Unless you spend time soaking and reapplying solution, but by that time you could have traditionally washed it and been done. I’m sorry but the truth is, NO rinseless wash is going to clean tires or any kind of rubber. It’s just not powerful enough. Can we just be real about this? It’s not that hard to do. We all know rinseless is good, but it’s clearly NOT the best method. Neither is traditional, touchless or waterless. They all have their place and application. Let’s stop trying to pretend that one size fits all here. That’s just not reality. I think these videos are a great source of information. I just don’t like being told something I know isn’t true. It’s irritating and unnecessary. Just because you prefer rinseless does not mean it’s the best. Just stop it. That’s silly. “It’s the safest, it’s the fastest, it’s the best” is a bunch of hogwash. It’s your opinion, it has no base in factual evidence. It works for you and that’s great, but that’s all it is. 😬😬😬
Thank you for your comments. I invite you to watch this series. We also have a great car wash soap if that’s what you prefer. DIY Detail Incredible Suds ruclips.net/p/PLD8gYJ2cLWeNJwVAqkPn5ZwrT7nGLQn1s
After installing the diy Graphene coating on a daily driver, how long after do you recommend doing the wash/clay/seal method? And then at what intervals do you recommend doing this on the coated vehicle? Also will using this synthetic clay affect the coating characteristics, such as beading, slickness etc?
after applying the coating, wait a minimum of one week to wash. At that point, you can use a product like Quick Beads or Ceramic Gloss as a drying aid if you wish. The perforated synthetic decontamination towel can be used as often as you'd like, as long as you use proper lubrication and no pressure. Use it once a month or every two months if you so desire. Eventually, you'll get more in tune with your paint and you'll know if it's got built up contaminants (and needs the towel). It will be visual but you'll also know what it feels like under the towel as you use the method periodically.
Products used:
RINSELESS WASH: bit.ly/RinselessWash
CLAY TOWEL: bit.ly/FineGradeClayTowel
QUICK BEADS: bit.ly/QuickBeads
The "Standard" Edgeless Buffing Towel: bit.ly/EdgelessBuffingTowel
TIRE DRESSING: bit.ly/TireLotion
I bought your clay towel so I can try this method and keep chipping away at my efficiency. Yes you can seal after claying without having to polish. This whole process per car should take between 20 and 30 minutes depending on the size of the vehicle. This should be great for taking profit!
Amen! Thanks for the support Neil!!
Same
Hi, that 20-30 min is per person or as a team (e.g 2 people) like here? Ty
Can't get enough of this 🤘😎🤘
Thanks Gregory! More to come 😊
Can the same process be done with ceramic gloss instead of the quick bead?
Absolutely
Can we use ceramic gloss instead of quick beads ? So wash with rinseless then clay with ceramic gloss and then dry ?
Yes
Lmao those same exact shoes were staring at me too. That sale for $35 looked good for some pumas when they are usually $70 or so. I love those shoes, the color is awesome
Thank you
I just wanna say thank you guys for showing us how to detail the way you guys simplify everything is perfect I honestly was about to quit until I started watching you guys this feels like school but for free thank you again❤
You bet. Yvan and I are teachers at heart - he’s obviously been doing this a long long time …but we both love helping people learn to detail. So happy to hear you’re getting something out of these! they take time and effort to put together but I love hearing this
Very interesting video, I'm definitely going to try it on my old daily before the garage queen. It would have been good to see an after where you used the credit card again to hear the difference but I'll give it a go.
Thank you for taking the time to comment.
@0:15 I swear I hear “Dirk McGurk” 😅
lol
Love rinsless wash! I used it in my interior and glass, so much better!
Thank you.
Hey guys will y'all come up with a clay mitt for people that have arthritis cause I have hard time holding the towel? Clay mitt helps so much that I can keep my hand extended but just wondering...
It’s in the plans
This is one of my first and favorites I learned from Yvan Lacroix absolutely phenomenal! And for professionals its profitable
Would you go over the vehicle again using iron remover and the towel before you apply the quick beads or not really necessary
Not necessarily
Man seeing this video takes the pressure of scratching the paint from claying way off for me. To know that technology has advanced far enough to make it idiot proof. In this case, me proof. 😅
Not idiot proof, but if your concerned about scratches, then you will be careful enough to succeed.
can you use ceramic gloss in place of quick beads?
Yes
When would you recommend using the faster method of Quick Beads with clay towel instead of using Iron Remover with clay towel, followed by Quick Beads application?
The choice is yours, if you feel the need to use iron remover.
How do you know when you use acidic vs alkaline
There are many considerations, it depends what you’re wanting to accomplish
@@diydetailofficial I just thought it depended on if it was organic or man made material generally and was wondering if so, which is for which
Howdy. Can i use any iron fallout remover (carpro trix in my case ), with a clay mitt. One spray on the mitt and one spray on the panel.
Also, do you have plans to sell DIY detail products in india?
You will need to test. If a store wants to import we are happy to supply
Hi Yvan! For a mobile car detailer, how long would you say should a complete wash, clay, seal (foam, rinse, foam) method take from start to finish? Would love to know how long a beginner should take and how long an experienced detailer should take? Only one person. I'm asking because I did my first car the other day and it took me about 6 hours to finish haha. This includes doing the fuel cap, door jams, dressing on the exterior trim.
As a professional you should be using DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash instead of soap. When properly set up it should take less than an hour
@@diydetailofficial Noted, thank you! I unfortunately already bought the snow foam etc. What would you recommend I do now? Just finish all my product and take many hours to detail my clients' cars?
Watching these guys has completely changed my details!! They are the best DIY is the king!!!
Thank you.
As an alternative to quick beads, could ceramic gloss be used as the lubricant + protection? Any change in recommendations for drying afterwards?
Yes you can use DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss
What’s the longevity of quick beads
3-12 months depending on how you apply it (is the panel prepped? Clay towel and decontamination? For example) and then conditions you drive it in and how it’s maintained…so lots of variables but it’s a phenomenal product that you will get a lot of durability from 💪
Did this today and wow. Absolutely love your product and Iam a new subscriber as well as customer. Currently have the iron remover, clay towel, Rinseless wash, ceramic gloss and looking to buy the suds and water remover next. It was my first time using any sort of clay towel as it’s been intimidating but this process was super easy and worked great. Love it thanks guys
Awesome! Thank you!
Can you do this method with Ceremic Gloss instead of quick beads?
Absolutely
This is my new favorite channel ☝️✨💦👏
Thank you
What does clay barring do to a ceramic coding? I'm not sure if it would break it down or if it would bring back the hydrophobics.
It removes bonded contamination, restoring slickness and shine.
Howdy.
I’m getting ready to apply Turtle ceramic Hybrid to my six year old VW.
But there are so many different options recommended I don’t know what to do:
1. Wash car
2. Apply prep solution to prepare for clay bar.
3. Wash off prep solution
4. Apply clay lubricant
5. Clay bar entire car
2. Wash car
7.: Apply ceramic hybrid spray
8. Towel dry
I am doing this outside, and don’t have a polisher.
Thanks!
That’s a good process
If I have hard water at my house can I use that with my rinseless wash or do you recommend using distilled water every time?
With DIY Detail Rinseless Wash, no real need for distilled water.
So if I had to do a chemical decontamination to remove iron particles, I should do it just after the rinse less wash step (while the panels are still wet) then rinse of the vehicle. Then put back rinse less to proceed with quick beads and clay towel? Thx for the content that you guys creating for us! Really love what you are doing!
Good question! This method is for more of a maintenance wash and clay or for a detailer looking to be extremely profitable. If your paint is super contaminated I would still recommend washing and then using the clay towel paired with iron remover for your decon…and then using quick beads or ceramic gloss after you’ve rinsed iron remover from the surface.
Great job guys. I’ve used flat clay towels before. Now eager to try the perforated and save some time.
Thank you
The product is working great! Do you think if I used deionized water (AKA spotless water) with the rinseless wash then I would not have to dry after? Or is there another reason for the drying besides water spotting?
Drying is needed to complete the wash. Even with soap drying is part of the cleaning process.
Seems like I’ve seen it two ways:
1) dry the car after you rinseless wash it and before you use the clay towel and the dry the car again after using the clay towel. OR
2) just start claying after you wash it and then dry the car at the end…?
2 is our preferred way.
hahha he had to let us know how his red shoes came about and that they are comfortable, thanks for making such good products hope to see more of them make it to amazon
Thanks, the Amazon selection is growing
Thank you so much for all these information you are producing. Very educational for person like me, who never washed until watching your riinseless video ( went to automatic car washes or hand wash only). Just purchased interior clean & protect. ❤ A couple of questions.. 1)I saw some detailers mention not clay without subsequent polishing. Never clay before but want to give a shot using towel - looks easier to control pressure ? Should I be worried that I need to polish? I do not have tools. 😂. 2) Interior clean & protect - there is "protect" element. Should I be worried about build-up? 3) I know this defeats the goal of rinseles wash but I rinse with garden hose after soak & contact wash. Then apply rinseless (64:1) as drying aid/quick beads as drying aid and towel dry. Does that cause issues long term aside from inefficient. I am new to this and extra cautious. 😂 I know you are super busy. So appreciate reading this in advance.
1: with traditional clay that’s true , with our perforated synthetic decontamination Towel, and proper lubrication no fear.
2 : no build up with regular use, the new cleaning removes the old protection.
3 if you want to use DIY Detail Quick Beads, rinse after your wash, apply DIY Detail Quick Beads rinse and dry, no need to add more Rinseless wash. If you do absolutely want to add more, 256/1 dilution is sufficient.
@@diydetailofficial Thank you so much for your prompt reply! Ttuely appreciate it and looking forward to learning more and using your products! Again, thank you!
Very informative video. If I don’t need to clay but I’m doing rinseless wash, do I apply quick beads the same way, using a microfiber towel, or can I just spray on the wet panel after the wash and then wipe off when drying panel by panel?
Thanks! You *can* use quick beads as a drying aid (and as a clay lube) but the most fun way is to spray it on a wet panel, let it dwell for 30 seconds and rinse it off…the water beads are instant and the panel is slick for your drying process
@@diydetailofficial thank you, spray on and off is how I would normally use it, but in the Toronto winters I usually go rinseless. This video was really informative. I ordered it from carzilla, can’t wait til it arrives.
Thank you, for a spray on wipe off drying aid( as opposed to a rinse off like DIY Detail Quick Beads), DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss is the better alternative.
nice can you reuse the clay towel or drying towel since the ceramic might harden on the towel and scratch the paint for the next use?
You can absolutely re use the clay towel! It will last you a long time actually, just make sure to rinse out after every use and let it air dry with the clay side up. What I love about the clay towel vs clay bar is the clay towel will far outlast the bar and doesn’t break down when used with iron remover, for example
Great video. Thank you for all the educational videos. I have to try this method. Question - how do I know when I should use this method versus using the iron remover?
Thanks!
I would say the iron remover is more for a deeper dive Detail- a real thorough paint decontamination. What’s great about *this* method is that you can do it whenever you want…a quick and easy way to shave off light contamination and lay down protection at the same time
Thanks
Thank you for your question
As a detailer, I’ve never thought of the credit card method. But I save every CC that I get in the mail for other purposes like doing wraps. Thx for the new use!
you bet! Thanks for watching
Also I had a question for Yvan, In the summer could you do a oz of rinseless and a gallon of water for your windshield wiper resevoir? Instead of buying a gallon of windshield fluid?
Yes
Better not leave in for winter , water freezes , if u just put winter windshield washer fluid you won't have to worry about that
Brilliantly done! Are there any other processes you’ve combined? Trying to shift my mindset to a pro shop… Appreciate you both! Detailing 101 is great too!!
Many
@@diydetailofficial Maybe a podcast on just the processes you’ve combined with your products and methods... P.S. Your Gold Polish system is liberatingly simple! You guys are rocking the detailing world. (It would be nice to get your DA and Rotary from a builder a little closer to home 🇺🇸 …maybe red and black too.)
Not many tools made in the USA.
@@diydetailofficial True, and I’m not saying it would be easy-just nice-like Quick Beads is nice…
Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸🗽🎆🎇
I thought Quick Beads needed to be rinsed off, in this video, you're wiping/buffing it off. So rinsing it off isn't needed?
Rinsing is the preferred method, but not required.
Are all sealants able to clay+protect at the same time or is it just products that are water activated like quick beads ? For example could this method be done with ceramic gloss ?
You want to make sure whatever sealant you're using is slick enough going on to function as a clay lube, doesn't flash off quickly, and is ideally easy to use without streaks, but really for the most part yeah you can. Just keep in mind that if it's just you as opposed to two people like in this video, you're gonna want to go panel by panel so you can buff the panel when you're done with it.
Just think of it this way: Instead of saying "can I use any sealant with this method?" Ask yourself: "Is this sealant suitable for use as a clay lube?".
Obviously you're not really gonna be able to use fusso coat or something of that nature, but there's a ton of them out there that should work just fine.
test it on a beater or test panel if you're really really uncertain.
Brennan, Many can be used this way, and many can’t. In the case of DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss, no it’s not the best choice for various reasons.
MG, thank you for that well thought out response.
@@diydetailofficialin other comments you say we can use ceramic gloss but in this one you said it’s not the best choice. What is the right answer?
I noticed a white tag on the black towel when you were doing the wheels. I'm sure it didn't bother the wheels but it could scratch paint. I enjoy your videos 😊.
Haha Carl good eye. We didn’t use the towel on paint but yes it’s important to be aware of tags at all times. If I see one I always rip it off😂 -Nick
That’s funny I noticed the tags as well, my first thought was that would drive my wife crazy, she hates tags. She even cuts them off our mattress and I told her about the mattress police 😊
Ivan, another great video. Question. I have a 2020 BMW X3 m40i. I have PPF on 100% of the paintwork. I have applied a one year ceramic coating to the car. I would like to re-apply another coating. Is recommended I performa a light polish (to the PPF) and clay towel a PPF? I did not clay mitt last year. I am asking good advice for my specific application. Thanks, Paul.
Yes, I would clay and lightly polish. Here’s a little series we did on that.
ruclips.net/p/PLD8gYJ2cLWeNJwVAqkPn5ZwrT7nGLQn1s
@@diydetailofficial Thanks for the info Ivan.
My pleasure.
On this video you didn’t mention or use any Iron remover , Why ?
We feature different techniques and methods.
Do you use rinse less was as your lubricant for the clay towel. ??
Yes
After watching the quick beads with the clay towel it's my understanding that your stripping the quick beads as your claying or is it leaving a layer of protection behind?
Your claying and protecting in one operation.
I have clayed many cars but not tried the clay towel method that you've shown.
I'm in the UK though and cannot get hold of your products to test.....
Soon, possibly contact your favourite detailing product distributor and ask for DIY Detail to speed up the process.
I see your using quick beads in this process, can you substitute ceramic gloss in this process? I think I saw that you could in another video.
Yes, one or the other.
Don't you need to wash the contaminants off the clay towel in the wash bucket between panels?
We fold it, giving us 4 sides, and then we dunk.
I want to try this but am curious, can quick-beads be used in this way in the sun?
Yes
I’m using Seal N Shine right now for the winter. I don’t have a ceramic coating. Should I remove the Seal N Shine before using the clay towel and Quick Beads? No need to polish after using this clay towel? Help me understand. Thx.
Wash, decontaminate using DIY Detail Iron Remover and the Perforated Synthetic Decontamination Towel , then rinse, apply DIY Detail Quick Beads, rinse, dry enjoy
@@diydetailofficial thank you so much. That sounds good and easy.
a plastic bag is much safer than a credit card in my opinion!!!
It’s actually the opposite. With the bag you have more contact area, and many people put pressure on the bag.
Is it okay if rinseless dries a little on the car?
It’s fine
Process exactly the same if using incredible suds instead of rinseless?
Not quite since rinsing is required with DIY Detail Incredible Suds
What kind of life do you get out of the clay towel?
It can last you for years, just rinse out when you’re done and allow to air dry. Or if you’re a working detailer often guys will let it soak in rinseless wash bucket for a couple of days
Can you do this with the ceramic gloss spray instead of quick beads?
Yes
@diydetailofficial You guys are awesome. Thank you for the super speedy reply. I have an additional question. If I'm changing the side of the clay sheet for each panel. What happens when I used up all four side? Do I just rinse it in tbe bucket and go again or do I use a whole new one?
When do you add the chemical decontamination? On a heavy contaminated vehicle I usually used both chemical & mechanical.
Yes, you can add an iron remover step.
Hey, guys great videos, i'm new to being a weekend warrior, i live in the UK i have watched alot of your videos, its ashame we cant get your products to the uk without it costing a arm and leg. I have products that i have used but still have more to get throguh before changing to diy detailer aa i love the look of your spray polish, however my quesion is can you use your method using say a synthetic clay disc (use it by hand) ? Or is this towel different? Is it true in general when using a traditional clay bar you should always polish after but if you use either synthetic clay block, disc or towel you shouldnt need to polish after as it doesnt leave marring etc? Any advice would b3 grateful, keep up the great videos.
The Perforated Synthetic Decontamination Towel is unique in its composition.
Gold Label Car Care has a big range of DIY products in the UK
@@wellybobs7652 thank you will definitely be buying
I love the red shoes! Fun!
Thanks
Pro-cess? What’s that? More like, “prah-cess”. 😜
English is a second language for Yvan.
can clay towel be used multiple times and how to clean used clay towel?
Yep use it hundreds of times if you take care of it!
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How well does it work on dirty wheels?I feel like I still would need something more powerful like Dark fury
DIY Detail All Clean is a very powerful APC
@@diydetailofficial I mean the rinseless.
Use DIY Detail All Clean only if DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash isn’t enough.
Thank you!!! Such a time saver
It really is! Ceramic Gloss is okay for this but quick beads is going to give you better lubrication
The only think about that rim/ tire brush, you can’t use it on all rims. Using that brush on clear coated black rims is a no no. I would suggest a microfiber towel. Just me though. Good video.
Black rims are pretty easily scratched, I hear you on that. Fortunately that green brush is safe on clear coat…it’s Yvan’s favorite
After asking Yvan if the green brush is safe on black gloss rims, I started using it for my last few washes. I can attest it does not scratch my gloss black rims.
Thank you David, yes it’s extremely safe, he even used it on Pan’s new Porsche when he coated it.
There a reason to use quick beads over ceramic gloss for this method? Thought quick beads needed to be rinsed off
Slightly higher lubrication, and DIY Detail Quick Beads can be used as a spray and wipe application if desired.
@DIY Detail thank you. Love how informative you guys are on RUclips. Really know how to speak to the average DIYer. I'm all in on your products just for that reason.
Great for DIYers and an insane money maker for pros/weekend warriors!!
Yessir! I like to do it on my personal car too, I feel like it gives me an intimate connection with the paint so I can kind of keep up on where there might be contamination building up …especially for lower panels but also the hood where something can sit and etch if I don’t get to it quickly
@@diydetailofficial big agree. Went out to the parking lot and did our cars with this method. Even polished a spot on the beater to test how safe this method is. So I rewetted with the same rinseless bucket I washed with, towel and spray wax and boom no marring.
Everyone should be using the towels.
Thank you. Feel free to share this to others.
Interesting concept for sure. All I’d say about not polishing the car is you’ll be depriving the customer or yourself from getting the absolute highest gloss available. The absolute ultimate gloss comes from polishing, not the final coat of wax, coating or sealant.
very true
Not everyone has the budget, time or need for the ultimate in gloss.
Great info on rinse less wash and clay baring, thanks.
Can you use a clay bar instead of the towel for this method.? I dont have clay towel yet.
Clay bars run the risk of marring the paint.
Appreciate the reply thanks.@@diydetailofficial
@@diydetailofficial and is the towel completely safe? Or fool proof? I want to try it on my car but I've never done it. Too much pressure can scratch anything, but provided we're careful and don't apply pressure, is the towel mar safe?
Is distilled water a better option to use with rinseless wash in order to reduce water spots?
If you're the type of person who wants to do every little thing to have perfect results (you're not alone, by the way, in the detailing space) then yes, by all means use distilled water (or soft water). But the reality is, it's not necessary:)
@@diydetailofficial Thanks for the reply, distilled water is pretty cheap. I'm going to see if it makes a difference for me because I don't have a garage just yet and I currently only have time to wash during the day.
I'll be using this method on a few cars. :) Thanks, Fellas!
Why not do all the top surfaces first, THEN use the black section of the sponge? OCD? unnecessary? over thinking?
Thank you, the method you adopt is yours, make yourself happy, you deserve it.
Nick, in a future vide can you go through a full wash, iron removal, and clay/wax with only rinseless methods?
We’ve already done it:) I’ll post a link to our Rinseless Wash playlist
Okay scratch the playlist…I re read what you posted about doing a full decon with Rinseless method… so here ya go! IRON REMOVER & RINSELESS WASH?! How to decontaminate your paint without a hose
ruclips.net/video/Hvy7fua5Jyo/видео.html
@@diydetailofficial So you would wash, keep the panel wet, spray the iron decon (or use it as lube) and clay. After the clay/decon, you respray the panel? What if you don't have enough rinseless wash left to rinse the panel well enough? Is it okay to wipe it dry then add the protection of choice? I guess that is why I am asking for a video, I am confused about the process after the claying/iron removal since you are no longer using your protection as your lubricant.
You need to make sure you have enough liquid to flush the DIY Detail Iron Remover from the surface.
I used the clay towel for the first time today! I was very surprised at how well it worked! My paint is back to like a brand new car with a smooth surface again! thanks for sharing how to get rid of the contamination. I just need to work on my technique more. I just used the feel of my hand before and after and it is night and day. Now, next step quick beads!
Thank you.
Hey Gents, been using quick beads for a while now and. My employees as well. Today I went to us it and the trigger would not spray, it was stopped up. Had to squeeze really hard and was able to free up the clog. Have you guys heard of the ceramic clogging the Talco sprayers in quick beads?
The best advice is to spray out your trigger at the end of every day, back into the bottle. I've been doing this for a while (ever since Yvan showed me) and have had zero issues with clogging. -Nick ruclips.net/user/shortsiEzxvFNm-pY?feature=share
Just took advantage of that free shipping over $49!
Smart man! Shipping ain’t cheap these days 😂
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I need an opinion from two rinse aide products EZ-Beads Vs Bead Maker can you give your input
Quick Beads 😂
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A good and easy video on claying 👍
Yessir! Quick beads is so slick too…it’s really rewarding to do this in your driveway even between big details
@@diydetailofficial Awesome. Yes will definitely try that product.
Please give us your thoughts when you do.
After wash, clay and seal what is next for the exterior?
Not sure what the question is. Tire shine, wipe down door jams and you’re good?
@@diydetailofficial Good deal.
Looking for red / black sponge and spray polish
Us too:) we are working through supply chain logistics but hope to have them available soon
@@diydetailofficial Thank You !!!!
Can I use Ceramic Gloss instead of Quick Beads?
Absolutely
Wow! Thank you for the quick response! Your team are doing a great job.🎉👏😎🌞
After using clay towel with ceramic gloss or any other chemical, how do you clean the clay towel?
Great video and info. Can you do this to a ceramic coated car and how often can you do this?? Thanks
Thank you, yes it’s a great ceramic booster, as often as you feel the need.
Overhyping rinseless washing is NOT where we should be going. Yes, its an excellent method for washing light dirt and dust off vehicles … maybe even close to moderately dirty. But really dirty vehicles, rinseless washing just doesn’t cut it. Unless you spend time soaking and reapplying solution, but by that time you could have traditionally washed it and been done. I’m sorry but the truth is, NO rinseless wash is going to clean tires or any kind of rubber. It’s just not powerful enough.
Can we just be real about this? It’s not that hard to do. We all know rinseless is good, but it’s clearly NOT the best method. Neither is traditional, touchless or waterless. They all have their place and application. Let’s stop trying to pretend that one size fits all here. That’s just not reality.
I think these videos are a great source of information. I just don’t like being told something I know isn’t true. It’s irritating and unnecessary. Just because you prefer rinseless does not mean it’s the best. Just stop it. That’s silly. “It’s the safest, it’s the fastest, it’s the best” is a bunch of hogwash. It’s your opinion, it has no base in factual evidence. It works for you and that’s great, but that’s all it is.
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Thank you for your comments. I invite you to watch this series. We also have a great car wash soap if that’s what you prefer. DIY Detail Incredible Suds
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How long will the protection last? 2-6 mo? After doing this step can I go into applying the ceramic coating? Or should I buff the vehicle?
If you’re planning on coating, then do not use this method. The ceramic gloss will typically give 4-6 months protection.
After installing the diy Graphene coating on a daily driver, how long after do you recommend doing the wash/clay/seal method? And then at what intervals do you recommend doing this on the coated vehicle? Also will using this synthetic clay affect the coating characteristics, such as beading, slickness etc?
after applying the coating, wait a minimum of one week to wash. At that point, you can use a product like Quick Beads or Ceramic Gloss as a drying aid if you wish. The perforated synthetic decontamination towel can be used as often as you'd like, as long as you use proper lubrication and no pressure. Use it once a month or every two months if you so desire. Eventually, you'll get more in tune with your paint and you'll know if it's got built up contaminants (and needs the towel). It will be visual but you'll also know what it feels like under the towel as you use the method periodically.
Can confirm, do not use more rinseless than recommended. It definitely will streak.
Thank you.
DIY makes the best products on the market. You both are genius’s.
Thank you.