Hey Scott love the videos, very informative and educational. Would love to see how you do paint correction with meguiars 105 with all the methods out there for the dusting and fast work time. Thanks
Great vid as always mate! I wear a carpro microfibre glove on my left hand as i'm working and basically follow my brushes to clean the reverse of the spokes. Got a quick question as well, how do you clean the brushes after grease has built up on them (my fault many washes ago and haven't really gotten around to sorting it out). Thanks in advance and keep the vids coming!
chemical guys has one just like that brush in the beginning, as a first time detailer using that brush it was very easy to use and no need for a lug nut brush at all.
Griffin Stambaugh why?..i use it every two weeks on my own wheels and some cars i have owned for over 10 years! ..when should i start having a problem? ..i also use it for my clients on a weekly and monthly basis and still no issues with their wheels. .so again when will i have an issue? ..Thanks so much
Alkaline cleaners can be just as corrosive as acidic cleaners. You won't have issues using it. Do you NEED to use it on regularly maintained wheels? Probably not. Does it matter if you do? Also no.
...nothing wrong with wheel brightener on wheels as a maintenance wash. It's fast, effective and safe. Ps, if your teeth were covered in ferrous metal, grease, tar, traffic film, break dust, and oils, i don't think toothpaste would do the job......
Hey Scott love the videos, very informative and educational. Would love to see how you do paint correction with meguiars 105 with all the methods out there for the dusting and fast work time. Thanks
Great vid as always mate!
I wear a carpro microfibre glove on my left hand as i'm working and basically follow my brushes to clean the reverse of the spokes.
Got a quick question as well, how do you clean the brushes after grease has built up on them (my fault many washes ago and haven't really gotten around to sorting it out).
Thanks in advance and keep the vids coming!
chemical guys has one just like that brush in the beginning, as a first time detailer using that brush it was very easy to use and no need for a lug nut brush at all.
all these "branded" brushes are made by SM Arnold anyway.
I have a version of each of those except the triangular mitt. The mother's flag tip brush is $6 - $7 on amazon and the tuff brush is AMAZING!!!
Scott do you dilute the Super Clean or use it straight.
Another great video thanks for sharing
Holy hell, the guy in the loctite ad I just watched before this video looks and sounds a little like Scott
really??...cool but i can promise you its not me:)
With that amount of spit when you talk you already pre rinsed the car.
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dont use wheel bright on regularly maintained wheels. anything non-acidic is a way better choice
Griffin Stambaugh why?..i use it every two weeks on my own wheels and some cars i have owned for over 10 years! ..when should i start having a problem? ..i also use it for my clients on a weekly and monthly basis and still no issues with their wheels. .so again when will i have an issue? ..Thanks so much
why use something so strong and risk having issues when you still use a brush to agitate. you don't use bleach to brush your teeth you use toothpaste.
Alkaline cleaners can be just as corrosive as acidic cleaners. You won't have issues using it. Do you NEED to use it on regularly maintained wheels? Probably not. Does it matter if you do? Also no.
...nothing wrong with wheel brightener on wheels as a maintenance wash. It's fast, effective and safe.
Ps, if your teeth were covered in ferrous metal, grease, tar, traffic film, break dust, and oils, i don't think toothpaste would do the job......