Another great vid by Josh, mahalo Josh! I use an inexpensive Bissel which is marketed for pet hair. Josh, it's 2024 and I just bought my first pressure washer, you reviewed the Ava company, I immediately returned the Karcher and accesssories and got the Ava Go. Love the excitement you show in that vid, I know I will be so happy with it!
Happy New Year!! I really really appreciate your content… I cannot overstate it…. Class act!! I’ve learned so much… Your class and style is internet gold.. Thank you!!
Josh this was a great video and very helpful for any detailer. Lots of great information and thank you for taking the time to help detailers and DIYers keep their vehicles looking great!
Thanks for the video, Josh. I think I'm going to look more into getting one of those deionized water setups next year. I've thought about them before but never really looked into them too closely. However, while I do have a big parking area at our house to wash our cars, there is absolutely no shade so I have to be very conscious about how and when I'm washing our vehicles. It sounds like not having to worry about the water quality would be a huge benefit for me.
When it comes to the blowers. McKees's blower is the only one I've seen that have a variable speed option. So you can dial in the speed for what the situation calls for. If there are others please let me know.
Happy New Year Josh. That light looks real cool. Great tips that I will utilize when I start my detailing business. Any other ideas and tips that I should know about?
Yea I’ll check it out!! This one? www.amazon.com/PRO-AQUA-Pre-Filled-high-Capacity-connectors/dp/B079N2L7L6/ref=mp_s_a_1_8?crid=38ORIN71O29TU&keywords=pro+aqua&qid=1703917529&sprefix=pro+awua%2Caps%2C144&sr=8-8
@@imjoshv yes. Just bought one to pre filter water going into my Adams DI tank. Resin is expensive and this is said to make DI tank last twice as long and you can clean it out with Salt to regenerate it
Josh, have you ever tried the little hose guides that you put on each tire so it doesn’t get caught under it? Do you find them useful or gimmicky? Thanks!
I have used them for years and not a gimmick, only problem is to remember to use them. Not much an issue if you have a long 50-ft PW hose, just have to keep it away from those tires
Nice video Josh. In addition to the fur el brush, have you tried the Milwaukee swivelling palm brush? It works good on carpets and also dog hair especially on my dodge Ram cloth seats.
While I love the air blaster tool I heavily use my small blower as not having to haul a compressor ( mobile service). DI water likely my next big purchase in 2024.
Just purchased the MJJC foam cannon and Rag company engine blaster from your site.. it’s been a slow process.. but I’m trying to get essential items.. A D.I. System is next on my list. Still doing research.. I like Adams products. But seriously considering the CR spotless setup for the price.. I believe your friend Pan recommends this system.. do you have any suggestions?
That polisher mounting light looks very helpful but it's way too expensive. I don't have the budget for that or fancy scangrip lights, can you use an ordinary bright LED flashlight for looking for scratches or do you have to get these expensive detailing lights?
They claim it loosens up that diet that sticks your vacuum can’t pick up. Or loosens or from the little crevices you can’t get your vacuum. With that said, I deal with allergies from dust. That would not be something I’d ever do nor something I’d want anyone else to do on my car. Imagine all the dust you are blowing into the vents that will be blown out at you when you turn them on.
Until you use it, you won’t understand. Tornadors are incredible tools. While they do create a bit of a mess the end results are far better than just vacuuming and drill brushing.
@@HEMi1995 I understand the premise. I also agree the end result will “look” better. But “better” End result is relative. I don’t care how clean it looks if I end up coughing and sneezing when I get in from all the residual dust floating around, especially after I turned on the air/heat. As someone doing the clean, I wouldn’t like being around all that dust being blown around.
@@DelgadoDetailingi heard every word. I’m just stating he was talking really fast and sounded winded. Made me feel out of breath. Maybe I’m the only one. I love his videos, but for this one, he sounded winded.
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Another great vid by Josh, mahalo Josh! I use an inexpensive Bissel which is marketed for pet hair.
Josh, it's 2024 and I just bought my first pressure washer, you reviewed the Ava company, I immediately returned the Karcher and accesssories and got the Ava Go. Love the excitement you show in that vid, I know I will be so happy with it!
Here's to 2024!!!! Happy New Year Josh
Happy new years to you bro and everybody else
Thanks Josh I hope you and your family have a great new year!!!
I have the tank from Adams with the bypath on it. I love it best thing ever.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🔥🔥🔥
Yea that’s a great one! I have that one mounted in my van in case I run out of water and need to fill up at a customers house
With Adams tank, how many rinses do you typically get before needing to replace the media?
Thanks for your content . Wishing you a prosperous 2024
Thanks for the video Josh. That was hilarious when the light fell of the polisher. Keep up the great work.
Ha yea that was a surprise. I was playing with it too much getting ready to show it and didn’t have it seated down all the way
@@imjoshv i need help I got a hose Replacement on my sun Joe and it’s leaking from where I connect the hose to the gun
Happy New Year!! I really really appreciate your content… I cannot overstate it…. Class act!! I’ve learned so much… Your class and style is internet gold.. Thank you!!
Thank you Josh!
Thank you josh for your detailed knowledge on all the videos
Thank you for the great information. Here's to a safe, healthy and prosperous New Year
I can not thank you enough for the things I have learned watching your videos and looking forward to 2024
Thanks so much that incredible to hear!! Happy new year
Josh this was a great video and very helpful for any detailer. Lots of great information and thank you for taking the time to help detailers and DIYers keep their vehicles looking great!
Thanks Josh for the awesome videos I've really learned alot!! Happy New Year!!
I did the free trial of the pocket suit and it is pretty awesome. Super super easy to setup and use.
Great info Josh!
Love your videos keep it up very educational
Thanks Josh for all your videos and Happy New Year 😁👍
Thanks for the video, Josh. I think I'm going to look more into getting one of those deionized water setups next year. I've thought about them before but never really looked into them too closely. However, while I do have a big parking area at our house to wash our cars, there is absolutely no shade so I have to be very conscious about how and when I'm washing our vehicles. It sounds like not having to worry about the water quality would be a huge benefit for me.
Josh please keep these informative videos in 2024. I use your tip on using just water and two microsoft towels to get streak free windows. Thanks
Went to buy a shirt but no big boy sizes. Any plans for some larger sizes?
The new house looks beautiful. Happy new year
Great video Josh! I will be getting a DI system for 24! Happy New Year to you and your family!
Happy New Year dude!
Happy New Year!
Happy new year Josh
Same to you!!!
When it comes to the blowers. McKees's blower is the only one I've seen that have a variable speed option. So you can dial in the speed for what the situation calls for. If there are others please let me know.
Happy New Year Josh. That light looks real cool. Great tips that I will utilize when I start my detailing business. Any other ideas and tips that I should know about?
Hey Josh I have a video request put stripes in interior carpet
Enjoyed watching this at 0.75x playback speed 😄🍻 thanks for the tips! I like tip #3 the most 👌🏽
Would you please do a review on the Pro Aqua water filter?
Yea I’ll check it out!! This one? www.amazon.com/PRO-AQUA-Pre-Filled-high-Capacity-connectors/dp/B079N2L7L6/ref=mp_s_a_1_8?crid=38ORIN71O29TU&keywords=pro+aqua&qid=1703917529&sprefix=pro+awua%2Caps%2C144&sr=8-8
@@imjoshv yes. Just bought one to pre filter water going into my Adams DI tank.
Resin is expensive and this is said to make DI tank last twice as long and you can clean it out with Salt to regenerate it
Josh, have you ever tried the little hose guides that you put on each tire so it doesn’t get caught under it? Do you find them useful or gimmicky?
Thanks!
I have used them for years and not a gimmick, only problem is to remember to use them. Not much an issue if you have a long 50-ft PW hose, just have to keep it away from those tires
For a detailer it is super useful for long term
Can you please review the new DeWalt cordless 1600 psi and corded 3000 psi pressure washers...more curious on the 3000 psi one
The light on the polisher is interesting but I'd rather remove swirls than dents :)
Josh did you get rid of your shop,love the new property I think
Nice video Josh. In addition to the fur el brush, have you tried the Milwaukee swivelling palm brush? It works good on carpets and also dog hair especially on my dodge Ram cloth seats.
While I love the air blaster tool I heavily use my small blower as not having to haul a compressor ( mobile service). DI water likely my next big purchase in 2024.
Josh time to test the turtle wax slick and shine pure soap it rivals adams
I agree!! Super slick!!
Nice car! I got the same dark metallic blue , black wheels 981🤙🤙🤙
i don't have a big airpressure. Would these attachments work? i think 6 gallons.
Just purchased the MJJC foam cannon and Rag company engine blaster from your site.. it’s been a slow process.. but I’m trying to get essential items.. A D.I. System is next on my list. Still doing research.. I like Adams products. But seriously considering the CR spotless setup for the price.. I believe your friend Pan recommends this system.. do you have any suggestions?
That polisher mounting light looks very helpful but it's way too expensive. I don't have the budget for that or fancy scangrip lights, can you use an ordinary bright LED flashlight for looking for scratches or do you have to get these expensive detailing lights?
If you’ve got a Flamethrower lll polishing light you’ll solve 90% of your lighting issues. It’s a game changer!
Hey Josh, you still liking the Vevor floor tiles?
Happy new year Josh!🎉
There seems to be a major problem with the Rag company ultra blaster, it stopped spinning after a few minutes of use for a lot of buyers
Ohhh good to know. I haven’t had any issues with mine but thank you for letting me know!
I wish I had his energy levels!!!
Why is my mjjc foam cannon with a 1.1 orifice still giving me watery foam
Happy New Year! Does ur grit guard fit in that HDX bucket? I had to SHOVE mine in seemed little strange. I thought all 5 gal buckets were same size.
Instructions are unclear, accidentally became Pan The Organizer
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First!
Is your boyfriend impressed? Nobody else cares
I still don’t understand blowing dust around. Instead of vacuuming.
They claim it loosens up that diet that sticks your vacuum can’t pick up. Or loosens or from the little crevices you can’t get your vacuum.
With that said, I deal with allergies from dust. That would not be something I’d ever do nor something I’d want anyone else to do on my car. Imagine all the dust you are blowing into the vents that will be blown out at you when you turn them on.
Until you use it, you won’t understand. Tornadors are incredible tools. While they do create a bit of a mess the end results are far better than just vacuuming and drill brushing.
@@HEMi1995 I understand the premise. I also agree the end result will “look” better. But “better”
End result is relative. I don’t care how clean it looks if I end up coughing and sneezing when I get in from all the residual dust floating around, especially after I turned on the air/heat. As someone doing the clean, I wouldn’t like being around all that dust being blown around.
Experience not products will make anyone better in the trades unless detailer isn't a trade like Tile or electrician
Love your videos. But I was out of breath after about 5 minutes. You were talking a mile a minute and you were even sounding winded.
Idk man I think it's just you. I listened to it at 1.5 speed and I heard everything fine
@@DelgadoDetailingi heard every word. I’m just stating he was talking really fast and sounded winded. Made me feel out of breath. Maybe I’m the only one. I love his videos, but for this one, he sounded winded.
@tb2324 Ah okay gotcha.
That’s how he talks. Must be new here.
You’re just listening slow