Love the watermelon version. I think it foams a bit more. I agree too, I’ve stopped using wheel cleaner but then again I have mostly CCBs. Just keep them clean and they’ll be easy to wash every time. What are your thoughts on ceramic coating the wheels?
TriNova and MTACC, and MTM hydro make the best foam cannons hands down, and using too much pressure can cause bad overspray especiallly for pros working in small spaces, you only need 1600-1800 psi so electric is perfect
Hey not sure how the music legal stuff works, but would love to see a demo of the B&O stereo. I've seen a couple demos from other Audi models but looking into an Sq5 and there isn't one within 100 miles of me currently. Thanks, great videos! Never would have considered modding an suv until I saw your channel.
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you speak about the wheels and you are wary of the chemicals you are putting on them but the snowfoam still consists of chemicals? or are you more wary that wheel products are more stronger and will affect them?
I bought my van new in 2003 and had it 15 years and my paint looked like the day I brought it even the dealership was like wht the heck u clean this with looks brand new I use dish liquid that what I always used then I would put a coat of wax on it because the dish liquid would strip some off lol it worked
I always do wheels first. If you get water on the paint, no worries, you’re washing the car anyway. But if you wash and dry the car and then get water on the car again after drying while cleaning the wheels.... then you’re drying a 2nd time.
Hey boss I had two. Wry quick questions that I’ve been trying to get you’re feedback on that would be greatly appreciated. Been a subscriber for a few years now. I’m a double amputee & have tried reaching out on multiple platforms since you picked up the sq5 but no dice to date. I have a 2014 sq5 with an apr stage 2+ dual pulley Ultracharger and I am looking to switch to ie with fuel pump. I also have a quick question about the front grill & downpipes/ cats. Could you tell me a way I could send you a message or email to get your advice? It would be beyond awesome to get your feedback before I make another large purchase? Thanks
Dont wanna use a good wheel cleaner, but cleans rims with water then uses microfiber towel on rims after. Makes no sense to me if you dont wanna risk any sort of damage on them. Loving the SQ5 tho.
So you preach about not wanting to ruin your wheels with “harsh chemicals” like a dedicated wheel cleaner but scrub dirty tires with a Kirkland MF towel and then the wheels? All while using car soap that isn’t going to break down the break dust and you’re just grinding all that break dust, tar from the tires and other road debris. Please educate yourself on how to properly clean your wheels. All you’re doing is scratching your wheels and allowing contaminants to eat through the clear coat of your wheels.
![Dirty SQ5 Deep Clean Maintenance Detail [How To]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vnTA19l7qS0/mqdefault.jpg)
Since you switched from your GTI to this.... I wanna trade my Tig for an SQ5 now.
Use an iron remover on the wheels! Removes harmful brake dust better than just soap! Brake dust scratches like no other!
Love the watermelon version. I think it foams a bit more. I agree too, I’ve stopped using wheel cleaner but then again I have mostly CCBs. Just keep them clean and they’ll be easy to wash every time. What are your thoughts on ceramic coating the wheels?
I don’t see a huge benefit honestly, the brake dust is so heavy from this car not even ceramic keeps it off haha
TriNova and MTACC, and MTM hydro make the best foam cannons hands down, and using too much pressure can cause bad overspray especiallly for pros working in small spaces, you only need 1600-1800 psi so electric is perfect
Nothing like enjoying the flavor of car wash soap
What did you use on your tips again?! That worked amazing!
Hey not sure how the music legal stuff works, but would love to see a demo of the B&O stereo. I've seen a couple demos from other Audi models but looking into an Sq5 and there isn't one within 100 miles of me currently. Thanks, great videos! Never would have considered modding an suv until I saw your channel.
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you speak about the wheels and you are wary of the chemicals you are putting on them but the snowfoam still consists of chemicals? or are you more wary that wheel products are more stronger and will affect them?
Correct, it does. But wheel cleaners contain harsher chemicals than a simple automotive soap.
@@IgnitionTube see if you can get a neutral PH one for the wheels then it won't affect them at all
Sonax is Ph neutral, I just am a little OCD with my investment in these wheels haha
@@IgnitionTube yeah i hear that man how much were they? loving the vids btw
IgnitionTube I don’t blame you man. They’re nice (and expensive) as shit haha
I bought my van new in 2003 and had it 15 years and my paint looked like the day I brought it even the dealership was like wht the heck u clean this with looks brand new I use dish liquid that what I always used then I would put a coat of wax on it because the dish liquid would strip some off lol it worked
Why did you do the wheels first?
I always do wheels first. If you get water on the paint, no worries, you’re washing the car anyway. But if you wash and dry the car and then get water on the car again after drying while cleaning the wheels.... then you’re drying a 2nd time.
@@IgnitionTube Fair enough.
Hey boss I had two. Wry quick questions that I’ve been trying to get you’re feedback on that would be greatly appreciated. Been a subscriber for a few years now. I’m a double amputee & have tried reaching out on multiple platforms since you picked up the sq5 but no dice to date. I have a 2014 sq5 with an apr stage 2+ dual pulley Ultracharger and I am looking to switch to ie with fuel pump. I also have a quick question about the front grill & downpipes/ cats.
Could you tell me a way I could send you a message or email to get your advice? It would be beyond awesome to get your feedback before I make another large purchase? Thanks
Did you get rid of your Audi S4? I love mine
Totaled more than a year ago
Not Main yes he got rid of his s4
Omg. Hopefully everyone was ok
Yo, did you apply the car pro hydro 2? The mr2 is being painted and cleared and I'm looking into these types of products.. how often do you re aplly?
Yessir, it’s super easy
Very good job I'm glad to watch
Funny just finished detailing with my SQ5 as well
what ratio of soap to water do you use for the foam cannon?
Idk, not a particular ratio. Just put some soap in and then fill the rest with water!
What you think between the A7 OR SQ5?
Depends! A7 is bigger, SQ5 can tow. Up to you!
Dont wanna use a good wheel cleaner, but cleans rims with water then uses microfiber towel on rims after. Makes no sense to me if you dont wanna risk any sort of damage on them.
Loving the SQ5 tho.
Do a POV of you washing yourself
More POV hand love please 😘
*reloads glock*
Time to watch this video!
LOL
Wow scrubbing the tire with same microfiber and clesning the rims... not good
Lol are you serious? 😂😂
I'm bmw fan boy, but for some reason i liked all of your videos and i watch them regularly. Does that mean i'm cheating on bmw? :-)
Yes haha
So you preach about not wanting to ruin your wheels with “harsh chemicals” like a dedicated wheel cleaner but scrub dirty tires with a Kirkland MF towel and then the wheels? All while using car soap that isn’t going to break down the break dust and you’re just grinding all that break dust, tar from the tires and other road debris. Please educate yourself on how to properly clean your wheels. All you’re doing is scratching your wheels and allowing contaminants to eat through the clear coat of your wheels.