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Hello from Scotland! Nice to see Bilt-Hamber products being appreciated Stateside. They are nice effective products and usually cheap here in the UK. This is Touch-On instructions from the BH website - Foam Cannon or Spray work equally well, bucket not so much. Pressure washer: Add 30ml into washer or lance reservoir, top up to 300ml with clean cool water. Shake well and apply under pressure to entire vehicle. Immediately rinse using pressure washer. Dry vehicle with a microfibre cloth or similar. Alternatively, an air blower can be used. Bucket: Pour 30-60ml into a bucket then fill with 10 litres of warm water (preferably from a fast running tap), mix well. Apply using noodle wash mitt, sponge or similar. Rinse with clean water. Dry with a microfibre cloth or similar. Please note, this is not a high foaming bucket wash. Trigger spray: Add 30ml to trigger bottle and top up to 1 litre with (preferably demineralised/deionised) water. Shake well. Trigger apply liberally, panel by panel, then thoroughly rinse with pressure washer or hose. Dry with microfibre towel or air blower. Car must not be allowed to air dry as water spotting may occur.
Nearly all my regular detailing products are Bilt Hamber. Performance, value for money and economy, hands down cannot be beaten. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes from here in Blighty 👌🏻💪🏼
@@TheHitmann069 thanks for the support! Agreed they are awesome products and widely missed by the US consumer. Don’t forget to subscribe if you didn’t my friend.
Great video Ryan. You are a mind reader. I just ordered a list of BH products from Carzilla. I have been using Touchless/traceless/atom-mac. So ordered their iron remover/QD etc. I still don’t understand why this product line is not available anywhere in US. One trick I learned with Atom-Mac is that if you spray it before doing a regular wheel cleaning and after, it seemed to work best for me.
Obsessed Garage will be the North American distributor for Bilt Hamber and will be bringing in the line. Then wholesale distribute to places like The Rag Company, Car Supplies Warehouse etc. Problem is it’s taking a long time, so most are just sourcing from Carzilla
My favorite product is probably Surfexhd because it is so versatile, and I don't need so many different products. Here are some dilutions I use: 2% interior cleaning 5% seat/floormat cleaner with wet vac, interior cleaning if 2% is not enough 10% wheels, mildly dirty engine bays, and general use outside 25% tires, dirty engine bays, undercarriage, polishing pads, wax applicators, and degrading/removing waxes/sealants before waxing. Also by far the best grill cleaner I have ever found. Eats through grill grease like nothing. Neat for very heavy degreasing, really no need because 25% is usually enough. Another favorite product is Korrosol. It is the strongest and fastest iron remover that I have used. Autowheel is pretty much a milder version of Korrosol and something added to it. I really don't have use for Autowheel because for regular washes Surfex HD or car shampoo is a good enough wheel cleaner. Korrosol is used when there is iron deposits that can't be removed with regular washing. Iron remover's idea is that it shrinks particles, but it needs a few minutes to work. So really the towel is doing the decontamination and iron remover is just lube if you use diy detail's method. Rinseless or QD is much cheaper clay lube, so I don't see a point in why I would use iron remover as clay lube. It might help or not, but in my opinion it is just a waste of iron remover. I spray Korrosol sparingly after prewash and let it dwell for a few minutes before contact wash with regular shampoo. No rinsing in between Korrosol and shampoo, agitating helps to remove those iron particles. Touchon is also available in a 1L bottle if you are interested. At least in Europe.
Thanks for the breakdown! Super helpful. I do like an iron/clay combo it makes sense to me and seems efficient. I just noticed I can order a 1L of touch on. I'll pick some up.
I’m really happy with gyeons glass towels, they are just a waffle but if you wash separate, they never lint. Coated glass can get grabby with some glass cleaners. I like traceless with the gyeon glass towels, layed on my reacher.
@@ChingyBlingy hahaha. You of course don’t need all of this. I just wanted to try everything. You could get by with touchless and the shampoo if you wanted. The glass cleaner is awesome and so is QD because of the dilution.
I know you were trying to get browning from the tires for video purposes, but in reality you shouldn’t try to force it. If there’s no browning, then the tire is just clean already. Browning is caused by the antiozonants in the tire compound. It’s there to protect your tires. Whatever browning doesn’t come off in the first pass with cleaner should be left on. A good tire dressing is all you need after that. Thanks for reading my TedTalk.
Only tried Touch-less and Atom-Mac. Atom-mac is mid, but the only product in its class so🤷. Applying before, waiting for it to completely dry, and then reapplying is better then applying at the end (brakes already flash rust by then for me). Touch-less is undefeated in my opinion. Outperforms Labo Primus at 1% PIR (not even close) as a prewash.
@@brandonnixon7105 yeah maybe try a stronger mix on atom Mac they do say 2-5% and good call on before and after I’ll start doing that. I’d like to do a comparison between labo and bilt. Detailing dogma just did it and said BH was the worst so I’d like to do my own test
Try Atom Mac at 10% - before and after wash. Labo Primus 2.0 is excellent and just as good as Touchless in my experience. It also much more versatile and can be used in bucket as a contact wash when needed
Thanks for this. Please can you do a video comparing the Marolex to my trusted IK Multi. Really interested to hear your thoughts. Autowheel: dilute up to 3 with water. Still good. Surfex. 10% pre spray wheels to get rid of brake dust. Rinse, then contact wash. Cleans grill pan of sausage fat better than anything. And degrease bike chains. Atom mac -spray before and after Korrosol - can be used with a clay towel. pete hamber emailed me and said 'contains no solvents other than water.' i use it this way. Touch-on - 1 sachet to 500ml bottle and use as cheap alternative to Gyeon Wetcoat. Keeps for ages with DI water Auto QD - 1:5 for gloss. 1:20 as cheap drying aid. Mix 1:5 with BSD (others may work) for great drying aid protection. Favourite? Errr Touch-less Need them to make a rinseless asap. Thanks again
@@pigeonpoo1823 unreal! Thanks for all of this. Great to know on Korrosol and a clay towel. Auto QD is awesome. The website does say 1:20 “no rinse wash” for the QD. Was curious if anyone has tried that. Assuming that just means waterless wash not a rinseless wash. I can do a video comparing the two though I think there are a few out there already. I’ll do it when I get the IK e foamer though.
@@FineDetailingAZ thanks, I'll look into the marolex a bit more. Auto qd can be used as a waterless. I've done it for bird bombs as a test. It worked, but not as well as KC Green star and others. it's not a Rinseless as we know it. if it was, 1:20 is way off 256:1, so would be too expensive anyway. At 1:20 it is similar to Carpro Ech2o. I like both. Oh, and Surfex. 0.5% kitchen worktops, general cleaning, 5% bathroom. Thank me later!😅
I would be very cautious using Surfex HD , I seen paint start to peel with that product used! I would never use on paint! One thing it’s great at tho is engine cleaning! It’s a great degreaser!💯
@@markhorn2830 best choice you’ll make all day. Seriously, you don’t even have to pump it all the way for it to last a while. Ik runs out of juice in 5 seconds.
@@zustroy thanks for watching I typically do it as my last step in washing. I dilute mine to 5%. It is sprayed on the rotors and let it air dry. If it drips on the wheels that’s okay it’s a rust preventer so it won’t damage them. You can wipe it from the barrel if you like. One viewer said they spray it before the wash and after. I’ll try that next. I find just after my last rinse they haven’t flash rusted yet so that’s when I normally spray. And yes, no rinse.
@@FineDetailingAZtry it at 10% (off label) but I have been using it this way for years with much better success. Some rotors are more prone to the rust blooming effect so I often do it before and after wash
The only BH product I have e used is Touchless in a foam cannon. I do think I need to switch to an IK foamer to save product. Of all the BH products you tested I think I will try the quick detailer. I like to use Pans Rinseless as my drying aid right now. Works great and won’t clog up my drying towels. I think I saw on OG he likes to use Touchless as his wheel and tire cleaner for regular maintenance washes.
@@BryanRushing thanks for watching Bryan! The QD is awesome you should grab the touch on too. So cheap. I think Matt still uses brake buster for his wheel and tire but you can also use touchless
@@BryanRushing I did…I’m probably the only person who didn’t like it. I know everyone says it’s crazy I just didn’t see great performance. For a 2n1 combo loch Chemie AWH is amazing. Or ADS 4:1
I would like to ask BH if the korrosol fallout remover is compatible with today’s synthetic clay towels. Korrosol is very good, but would like to know if it’s solvent free. I love traceless on my glass, but it’s so full of solvents that it’s flammable. Korrosol has been around for years, before synthetic clay was a thing.
@@cyclechris6591 I had another viewer mention he reached out to BH and they said the iron is solvent free and okay for clay towels. Traceless does have solvents but don’t know enough about glass cleaners I assume most do.
Bilt hamber do great products generally easy to use very economical in the U.K. not sure what the pricing would be in the States but performance and value money are hard to beat .
Think about why you use a different soap for the foam cannon and for the contact wash. Contact wash needs lubrication for the wash media. The foam soap needs to clean without contact. There’s no one product that will be optimal for each type of cleaning.
@@YanniObkirk thanks for watching. Agreed a pre wash is ideal in the cannon for a no touch start then moving into contact wash. I do like to foam on my PhN soap and have some in the bucket. Just my process no right or wrong way to do it.
Bilt hamber do great products generally easy to use very economical in the U.K. not sure what the pricing would be in the States but performance and value money are hard to beat . They are never far of being the best of one of the best on each product they do .
@@FineDetailingAZ E-Foam seems sweet... Marolex doesn't seem to care about competing with IK, they are more industrial oriented, and already make powered sprayers. Just not hand held.
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Hello from Scotland! Nice to see Bilt-Hamber products being appreciated Stateside. They are nice effective products and usually cheap here in the UK. This is Touch-On instructions from the BH website - Foam Cannon or Spray work equally well, bucket not so much.
Pressure washer:
Add 30ml into washer or lance reservoir, top up to
300ml with clean cool water. Shake well and apply
under pressure to entire vehicle. Immediately rinse
using pressure washer. Dry vehicle with a
microfibre cloth or similar. Alternatively, an air
blower can be used.
Bucket:
Pour 30-60ml into a bucket then fill with 10 litres of
warm water (preferably from a fast running tap), mix
well. Apply using noodle wash mitt, sponge or
similar. Rinse with clean water. Dry with a
microfibre cloth or similar. Please note, this is not a
high foaming bucket wash.
Trigger spray:
Add 30ml to trigger bottle and top up to 1 litre with
(preferably demineralised/deionised) water. Shake
well. Trigger apply liberally, panel by panel, then
thoroughly rinse with pressure washer or hose. Dry
with microfibre towel or air blower.
Car must not be allowed to air dry as water spotting
may occur.
@@colinmilne4634 very helpful! I don’t think I checked the site just package. Would serve them well to add that. I think their products are amazing!
@ Those tiny sachets are a bit small for all those instructions, I think they are on the 1 litre bottle though.
@ good call I’ll grab a 1L
Nearly all my regular detailing products are Bilt Hamber. Performance, value for money and economy, hands down cannot be beaten. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes from here in Blighty 👌🏻💪🏼
@@TheHitmann069 thanks for the support! Agreed they are awesome products and widely missed by the US consumer. Don’t forget to subscribe if you didn’t my friend.
@@FineDetailingAZbeen subscribed for a while now. Really enjoy the channel. 💪🏼
@ thanks for your support!
Great video Ryan. You are a mind reader. I just ordered a list of BH products from Carzilla. I have been using Touchless/traceless/atom-mac. So ordered their iron remover/QD etc. I still don’t understand why this product line is not available anywhere in US. One trick I learned with Atom-Mac is that if you spray it before doing a regular wheel cleaning and after, it seemed to work best for me.
@@drive2siva yes! Thanks someone else just said use before and after. Great idea. Thank you for watching!
Obsessed Garage will be the North American distributor for Bilt Hamber and will be bringing in the line. Then wholesale distribute to places like The Rag Company, Car Supplies Warehouse etc.
Problem is it’s taking a long time, so most are just sourcing from Carzilla
@@eurospec905 yup, excited for OG to pick this up. Mainly curious to see Matt’s thoughts on the rest of the line but for me…it’s A+
My favorite product is probably Surfexhd because it is so versatile, and I don't need so many different products. Here are some dilutions I use:
2% interior cleaning
5% seat/floormat cleaner with wet vac, interior cleaning if 2% is not enough
10% wheels, mildly dirty engine bays, and general use outside
25% tires, dirty engine bays, undercarriage, polishing pads, wax applicators, and degrading/removing waxes/sealants before waxing. Also by far the best grill cleaner I have ever found. Eats through grill grease like nothing.
Neat for very heavy degreasing, really no need because 25% is usually enough.
Another favorite product is Korrosol. It is the strongest and fastest iron remover that I have used. Autowheel is pretty much a milder version of Korrosol and something added to it. I really don't have use for Autowheel because for regular washes Surfex HD or car shampoo is a good enough wheel cleaner. Korrosol is used when there is iron deposits that can't be removed with regular washing.
Iron remover's idea is that it shrinks particles, but it needs a few minutes to work. So really the towel is doing the decontamination and iron remover is just lube if you use diy detail's method. Rinseless or QD is much cheaper clay lube, so I don't see a point in why I would use iron remover as clay lube. It might help or not, but in my opinion it is just a waste of iron remover. I spray Korrosol sparingly after prewash and let it dwell for a few minutes before contact wash with regular shampoo. No rinsing in between Korrosol and shampoo, agitating helps to remove those iron particles.
Touchon is also available in a 1L bottle if you are interested. At least in Europe.
Thanks for the breakdown! Super helpful. I do like an iron/clay combo it makes sense to me and seems efficient. I just noticed I can order a 1L of touch on. I'll pick some up.
Great video boss. I liked the part with the Bilt Hamber.
@@jbalinski haha thanks brother
I’m really happy with gyeons glass towels, they are just a waffle but if you wash separate, they never lint. Coated glass can get grabby with some glass cleaners. I like traceless with the gyeon glass towels, layed on my reacher.
@@cyclechris6591 good call. It does get a little grabby with traceless. I’ll check out gyeon towels
Delipad? It’s my fav. I just use 4 and avoid any contamination, then machine wash later. They’re very durable, still look brand new.
@@cyclechris6591 yup! It’s the deli pad xl. With a pre wash and a two bucket I stick with one and usually okay. My car’s aren’t that dirty
Thanks for the review. Great, no hype line. I also use a Marolex for BH Touch-Less. Works much better than my IK Foamer.
@@miscellaneous5215 thanks for watching. Loving bilt and the marolex. Hopefully you subbed!
We do have ADS over here in the uk, love amplify
@@JayTownsend1 awesome! It’s my favorite product.
Ryan you’re cracking me up “I wanted to do everything I needed to do a full wash” you then proceed to point out 9+ products lmao!!!
@@ChingyBlingy hahaha. You of course don’t need all of this. I just wanted to try everything. You could get by with touchless and the shampoo if you wanted. The glass cleaner is awesome and so is QD because of the dilution.
@ I feel you! It made me laugh because I tend to be this way as well. Gimme one of each!!
@ 100% gotta see the whole offering for sure
I know you were trying to get browning from the tires for video purposes, but in reality you shouldn’t try to force it. If there’s no browning, then the tire is just clean already. Browning is caused by the antiozonants in the tire compound. It’s there to protect your tires. Whatever browning doesn’t come off in the first pass with cleaner should be left on. A good tire dressing is all you need after that. Thanks for reading my TedTalk.
Only tried Touch-less and Atom-Mac.
Atom-mac is mid, but the only product in its class so🤷. Applying before, waiting for it to completely dry, and then reapplying is better then applying at the end (brakes already flash rust by then for me). Touch-less is undefeated in my opinion. Outperforms Labo Primus at 1% PIR (not even close) as a prewash.
@@brandonnixon7105 yeah maybe try a stronger mix on atom Mac they do say 2-5% and good call on before and after I’ll start doing that. I’d like to do a comparison between labo and bilt. Detailing dogma just did it and said BH was the worst so I’d like to do my own test
Try Atom Mac at 10% - before and after wash. Labo Primus 2.0 is excellent and just as good as Touchless in my experience. It also much more versatile and can be used in bucket as a contact wash when needed
@ agreed I have a gallon of primus 2.0 it’s excellent
Seems like a solid lineup
@@jfarm_1311 I was impressed for sure
Another great video Ryan
@@DesertShineAutoSpa thank you very much!
You should be okay at 1-9 on the QD.
You should also be able to get Touch-On in a 1L bottle
@@LSD04 great call I missed that. Even cheaper in a one liter per wash. 1:9 wow I used it 1:2 maybe that’s why it was so slick!
Thanks for this.
Please can you do a video comparing the Marolex to my trusted IK Multi. Really interested to hear your thoughts.
Autowheel: dilute up to 3 with water. Still good.
Surfex. 10% pre spray wheels to get rid of brake dust. Rinse, then contact wash. Cleans grill pan of sausage fat better than anything. And degrease bike chains.
Atom mac -spray before and after
Korrosol - can be used with a clay towel. pete hamber emailed me and said 'contains no solvents other than water.' i use it this way.
Touch-on - 1 sachet to 500ml bottle and use as cheap alternative to Gyeon Wetcoat. Keeps for ages with DI water
Auto QD - 1:5 for gloss. 1:20 as cheap drying aid. Mix 1:5 with BSD (others may work) for great drying aid protection.
Favourite? Errr Touch-less
Need them to make a rinseless asap.
Thanks again
@@pigeonpoo1823 unreal! Thanks for all of this. Great to know on Korrosol and a clay towel. Auto QD is awesome. The website does say 1:20 “no rinse wash” for the QD. Was curious if anyone has tried that. Assuming that just means waterless wash not a rinseless wash. I can do a video comparing the two though I think there are a few out there already. I’ll do it when I get the IK e foamer though.
@@pigeonpoo1823 also great to know on atom Mac I’ll start doing that. It’s so cheap too
@@FineDetailingAZ thanks, I'll look into the marolex a bit more.
Auto qd can be used as a waterless. I've done it for bird bombs as a test. It worked, but not as well as KC Green star and others. it's not a Rinseless as we know it. if it was, 1:20 is way off 256:1, so would be too expensive anyway.
At 1:20 it is similar to Carpro Ech2o. I like both.
Oh, and Surfex. 0.5% kitchen worktops, general cleaning, 5% bathroom. Thank me later!😅
@@FineDetailingAZ the sooner (as in I mean immediately) you final rinse the wheel, spray some on.
@ indeed. I’ll work that in moving forward
Some of my favorites have been Korrosol, Surfex HD, Atom-Mac and Deox-C
@@1stfrompuertorico568 good to know! How do you use surfex and what %?
I would be very cautious using Surfex HD , I seen paint start to peel with that product used! I would never use on paint! One thing it’s great at tho is engine cleaning! It’s a great degreaser!💯
@ oh my word. No idea it was that strong haha. Maybe that’s why they say use neat in extreme circumstances. Noted!
@@FineDetailingAZ 1:10 or 1:20 depending on the situation is super effective
@@eurospec905 ok cool yeah I think they say 5-10%
I’ve been holding off on the Marolex, but I literally paused your video and ordered one of the 2000!
@@markhorn2830 best choice you’ll make all day. Seriously, you don’t even have to pump it all the way for it to last a while. Ik runs out of juice in 5 seconds.
@@FineDetailingAZ what bucket dolly are you using?
@ grit guard sir
How do you use Atom Mac, after you complete the wash, is the final step of the wheel wash? Do you leave it on the rotors, no rinse?
@@zustroy thanks for watching I typically do it as my last step in washing. I dilute mine to 5%. It is sprayed on the rotors and let it air dry. If it drips on the wheels that’s okay it’s a rust preventer so it won’t damage them. You can wipe it from the barrel if you like. One viewer said they spray it before the wash and after. I’ll try that next. I find just after my last rinse they haven’t flash rusted yet so that’s when I normally spray. And yes, no rinse.
@@FineDetailingAZtry it at 10% (off label) but I have been using it this way for years with much better success. Some rotors are more prone to the rust blooming effect so I often do it before and after wash
@@eurospec905 can try for sure it’s so cheap and lasts forever at 5% they suggest 2-5% which seems aggressive
The only BH product I have e used is Touchless in a foam cannon. I do think I need to switch to an IK foamer to save product.
Of all the BH products you tested I think I will try the quick detailer. I like to use Pans Rinseless as my drying aid right now. Works great and won’t clog up my drying towels.
I think I saw on OG he likes to use Touchless as his wheel and tire cleaner for regular maintenance washes.
@@BryanRushing thanks for watching Bryan! The QD is awesome you should grab the touch on too. So cheap. I think Matt still uses brake buster for his wheel and tire but you can also use touchless
@ finishing your video now 😀 Will try the Touch On also. Have you tried Maniac Wheel and Tire? What’s your favorite combo product for wheel and tire?
@@BryanRushing I did…I’m probably the only person who didn’t like it. I know everyone says it’s crazy I just didn’t see great performance. For a 2n1 combo loch Chemie AWH is amazing. Or ADS 4:1
@ So you use their wheel cleaners on the tires also?
@@BryanRushing which? AWH? Yeah it melts dirt and old dressing. Check my short videos you’ll see it’s nuts
Bilt Hamber knows.
@@Bill-Dalton they know all,Bill.
I would like to ask BH if the korrosol fallout remover is compatible with today’s synthetic clay towels. Korrosol is very good, but would like to know if it’s solvent free. I love traceless on my glass, but it’s so full of solvents that it’s flammable. Korrosol has been around for years, before synthetic clay was a thing.
@@cyclechris6591 I had another viewer mention he reached out to BH and they said the iron is solvent free and okay for clay towels. Traceless does have solvents but don’t know enough about glass cleaners I assume most do.
Bilt hamber do great products generally easy to use very economical in the U.K. not sure what the pricing would be in the States but performance and value money are hard to beat .
@@adrian.adrianl6401 thanks for watching. The prices were very reasonable along with the dilution rates the value is there for sure
Think about why you use a different soap for the foam cannon and for the contact wash.
Contact wash needs lubrication for the wash media. The foam soap needs to clean without contact. There’s no one product that will be optimal for each type of cleaning.
@@YanniObkirk thanks for watching. Agreed a pre wash is ideal in the cannon for a no touch start then moving into contact wash. I do like to foam on my PhN soap and have some in the bucket. Just my process no right or wrong way to do it.
@@FineDetailingAZthat makes sense and nothing wrong with it. Two soaps.
@@YanniObkirk for sure!
Bilt hamber do great products generally easy to use very economical in the U.K. not sure what the pricing would be in the States but performance and value money are hard to beat . They are never far of being the best of one of the best on each product they do .
@@adrian.adrianl6401 price and dilution are excellent here as well. I’m a fan
Surfex is not a great tire cleaner. It is a great degreaser though.
Keep it away from plastics.
@@YanniObkirk thanks for the feedback. First time using it. So BH doesn’t have anything great for tires?
@@FineDetailingAZthere are just better products for cleaning tires.
@@YanniObkirk I learned that. I find it interesting BH doesn’t t have a dedicated tire cleaner. They have a full line. Seems like a missed opportunity
My Marolex are just better than IK. the thumb lock is a much better design. and seems to be much less pumping to max it out. Get the foamer homie!
@@waterhose4130 ohhh the foamer will be bought soon. Going to compare to the e foam 2 when it comes out
@@FineDetailingAZ E-Foam seems sweet...
Marolex doesn't seem to care about competing with IK, they are more industrial oriented, and already make powered sprayers. Just not hand held.
@ yeah I wish they would put a shchrader valve on it so we don’t have mod this like Keav did. The hand pumping is so easy though I don’t need it
LFG
thanks!