No Question Left Behind: Answering Your Questions From Our Last Livestream On Car Washing Basics

Join Nick and Stevie as they attempt to answer all of the unanswered questions after our last livestream on basic car washing and our new Super-Concentrated Car Wash Pods.

[@joevanseeters2873]

Thanks again for taking the time to give us the responses to the unanswered questions on the live stream. No doubt this takes a lot of additional time to put al the "after the live" stuff together. That's a class act!

[@arinsocal1414]

Thanks for this video! So much great information in here!

[@Steven-cb8oo]

Always great info in these videos. Thank you!!

[@brianmchale6668]

The Boss Cannon is the Best, I'd like to see a Pod for re-filling. Thanks

[@st7650]

I have a really good question but it’s not about cars. I have a commercial lawn mower and wanted to know how to clean and protect under the lawn mower deck. Grass always sticks to the lawn mower deck. Wanted to protect my investment just like a vehicle. Not to many RUclips videos on how to clean and protect a lawn mower

[@claypatterson1968]

I got into car detailing during Covid. I’m wanting to get back into car detailing. I want to go cordless. I really don’t know much about it. What would you recommend?

[@gabeloubier3870]

Unless I missed it, I think you left my question behind. I will elaborate a bit more here... If you wash the wheels first, should you then wash the rest of the car before applying the Ceramic Tire Dressing, or completely do the wheels including the dressing and then wash the rest of the car? If the latter, how long do you need to wait before washing the car so you don't risk rinsing off the Tire Dressing?

[@CatRichardBojangles]

Apply the tire dressing as the last step. Clean your wheels and tires, wash the car, dry the entire car and finally as a last step dress the tires.

[@andrewbanuelos5314]

You should def do the dressing last for the best longevity. It’s not only more efficient but also gives you the best results when doing it last.