Love the designs. Makes me want to add another mobile setup but I'm actually trying to reduce the mobile business as I recently added a second location. I've got 7 mobiles running these days so this looks incredible.
Such a soothing video - great guest and commentary like always. Love it when people are asking the ‘dumb’ questions I am thinking. I could watch this before going to bed every night. Relaxing and calming. Keep it up!
Rinselsss is the best imo because it’s so much faster, more convenient, and you can clean the entire interior too. Plus it’s insanely economical. You can do it inside your closed garage too no matter the weather outside. Ceramic gloss isn’t a necessity but it’s a game changer. Best stuff on the market and lasts forever too. It’s also nice to have a bottle of diluted rinseless in a spray bottle in your vehicle for bird bombs, or just cleaning interior surfaces, glass etc. Rinseless is more convenient, effective, and much more economical than drive through washes.
So soooooothing to watch and listen to that music. DIY needs to offer “The Stack” as a package option on your marketplace. I’d but it, but I’ll buy anything DIY, your products kick ass.
Very good comparison video. Both look like great products! One question, what brand and model number is that electric handheld sprayer? Looks neat! Thanks, Tom
Another great video, Couple of questions, firstly after ceramic coating do you or should you dispose of the applicator pad and Microfiber cloths used in coating, and secondly we have a lot of rain in the UK and after using your 5 year coating the beading is unbelievably good however will I now suffer from water spots as the beads sit on the car when parked etc Many thanks Gary
Gary After using them, as soon as you are done, put the tools used for coating in your wash bucket. For the beading, rain isn’t a cause of water spots. Water from the hose pipe allowed to dry is.
Tons of useful informations, 2 great ways to clean a car with rinseless wash and incredible suds, tony's custom équipements for vans is astonishing, love his accent as well 😁👍.
Not related to this video, but could you do a more in depth video regarding Interior Clean & Protect and Interior Ceramic Coating showing all uses and how to use them together? I recently took advantage of the recent sale and purchased 5 more DIY Detail products on top of the 2 I already own, but did not purchase any of the interior products perhaps because I don't understand their use. A recent video from Pan showed that Interior Ceramic can be used for more than I thought.
Great video. Great set-up. One thing l noticed that l don't do is put my free hand on the paint while I'm using the mitt. I'm just paranoid about scratches!
What's the best way to wash the legacy sponge? Can you throw it in the wash on a gentle cycle every now and then for a deeper clean? Or will this ruin the sponge?
That’s fine, but because of its weight when wet, your washing machine may not like it. A simple washing method is to massage in some soap ( DIY Detail Incredible Suds or even dish soap, then rinse until no more suds come out.
A great video showing us every level of washing the car. Since your car was so dirty, do you notice that the water in the rinseless wash bucket gets very dirty? When I use rinseless to wash my car with two weeks of just dust, the water in the bucket gets very dirty after rinsing out my sponge. Then when I do another panel, the water from the sponge on the car is dirty, (easy to see on a white car). Is there something I'm doing wrong or is that normal?
Every video I’ve seen and product I’ve seen says not to use in direct sunlight but you seemed to do it without a problem, is that because it wasn’t hot? The product stayed wet and didn’t dry out
What kind of nozzle is on that stubby gun? All what sprayer is that? I looked on car supplies warehouse couldn’t find it. I like the sound powered sprayed that I don’t have to hold down the trigger! Great video! @RaldasDetails
watching this video made me think of a question or a topic for a future video... up here in Ohio it is very popular that people get an under body oil film treatment to prevent corrosion and rust especially before winter.. One of my customers brought two of their vehicles over that I did a coating on the summer for a maintenance wash. Boy, was it a nightmare!!! The oil residue kept contaminating the wash mitts & would then be carried to other panels after leaving the soap bucket. Please Send any tips my way for the best way to address this in the future! Thanks!!
I have some towels that have ceramic gloss embedded into them. The towels are streaky. Can i pre soak them in all clean to get rid of it, or in rinseless wash? Thank you so much for the content and information
Is All Clean safe for black plastic trim that has been reconditioned with Solution Finish and Over The Top? If so, what max dilution is recommended? One of my vehicles is currently coated with Diamond ProTech DB36 (which likes alkaline cleaners occasionally), I'm wondering if using All Clean periodically will negatively affect the restored plastic and reduce the life of Solution Finish and Over The Top?
A detailer myself, i've learnt alot from you guys. Its a shame i cant get your products in Pakistan these days and no one else has imported your stuff in bulk. I hope someone does as i would love to have gold standard pad and polish, ceramic coatings and the rinsless as well. Best wishes to you guys, to me you're a great teacher, i learn so much watching your videos that in return make my customers happy
Question on opinion about getting bug guts. What do you think about draping a wet towel on the front grill area and letting the moisture (and heat if outside) saturate and loosen the bugs?
Semi-related to your statement about pH and surfactants...if a hypothetical product had a pH of 12 but was designed with high quality surfactants and corrosion inhibitors, would it be safer for plastic/rubber trim versus another XYZ product with a pH of 12 that simply uses sodium hydroxide or other corrosive ingredients?
Excellent video and both washes are amazing. The Veloster is dripping gloss with the DIY ceramic coating. I have wondered what Raldas Details could do with a rinseless wash van for detailing fleet vehicles. I will be ordering some of those awesome hangers for bottles and brushes and polishers soon. Thank you for the video.
Hey guys. Love your videos. I used your rinseless and sponge last night on my car. It seemed hard to pick up with the drying towel. What am I doing wrong? Too much product? I followed your suggestion. Of 1 cap per gallon. Wrong drying towels? I tried 3 different styles. I like the idea but not the idea of having to “buff” it off.
What would you propose for the temperature? I was in my heated garage but it’s only heated to 10 degrees Celsius. What drying towels would you recommend?
I will turn my heater up next time then haha. I didn’t want to use a drying aid as I wanted to get it ready for first diy polish and ceramic. But next time I’ll turn the heat up and try that.
just squeeze it out under running water until you don't see any more suds or Rinseless, then let it air dry on top of your grit guard in the bucket. Good to go!
Man, I wouldn’t use the drying cloth to wipe the wheels and then use it to wipe dry other parts of the car. What’s the point if just incase some road dirt is still on the wheels esp the other side of it? Dirt left over could easily be picked up by the drying cloth and be transferred to the rest of the car body. So much for being a ‘Pro’ huh.
problem is, majority of daily drivers take their car to public car washes. buy a monthly plan for 14 to 20 dollars a month. unlimited washes. with the economy the way it is, it's getting harder to sell full detailing services.
How dirty can a car be and still use Rinseless? EG if someone has a daily driver, no ceramic coating, washes once every 3-6 months, can that car still be washed with rinseless?
@diydetailofficial ok I got you fear enough.... but some so call them self detailer would tell you it's to maintain and to keep the ceramic coating beading which is A BIG BS to me... if someone spend so much money on ceramic coating the ceramic coating needs to do the job not a spray sealant after every 2 or so weeks if you get where I'm going with this
@diydetailofficial man I could talk to you forever lol you got what I mean thanks for the honesty I like you Ivan, I always got detailer telling me as a detailer for 12 years that you need to top coating every 2 weeks nonsense.... I have the infinity Wax synergy 2 years on my truck never a topper and bead like day one. and it's been 9 months now on the truck proper maintenance, proper decon that's all it takes good products 👍🏾
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Thank you Mr Yvan Sylvie for the visit I really enjoyed! 🙏🙏
What a setup! Thoughtful design.
@@user-tu1ee6dc5f thank you so much! 🙏🙏
Thank you for inviting us
Love the designs. Makes me want to add another mobile setup but I'm actually trying to reduce the mobile business as I recently added a second location. I've got 7 mobiles running these days so this looks incredible.
@@JeffSmith-eq3kc thanks! Let me know if you ever want to do an upgrade on your existing vans! 👍🏻👍🏻
Love these types of "real time" videos. I am SO sold on the simplicity and effectiveness of the DIY products. Tony's van set up is amazing! 🌟
Glad you like them!
Great tutorial on rinse less wash with incredible suds and rinse less, enjoyed watching, thanks for all info.
Thanks for watching!
The answer: both! I would probably choose rinseless if I had to choose just one.
Thsnks
Such a soothing video - great guest and commentary like always. Love it when people are asking the ‘dumb’ questions I am thinking.
I could watch this before going to bed every night. Relaxing and calming.
Keep it up!
Never a dumb question.
The only dumb question is, the question not asked!
You all did a great job on this including the cinematographers!
Thank you
Great video! Definitely worth the video. Also with Tony custom rigs at the end was perfect 💪💪
Glad you liked it!!
Thanks brother really appreciate it!
Enjoyed this immensely.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Watching this video now - been wanting this video to show up for a long time… got the pizza in and going to relax and learn!
Enjoy
Rinselsss is the best imo because it’s so much faster, more convenient, and you can clean the entire interior too. Plus it’s insanely economical. You can do it inside your closed garage too no matter the weather outside. Ceramic gloss isn’t a necessity but it’s a game changer. Best stuff on the market and lasts forever too. It’s also nice to have a bottle of diluted rinseless in a spray bottle in your vehicle for bird bombs, or just cleaning interior surfaces, glass etc. Rinseless is more convenient, effective, and much more economical than drive through washes.
Thanks for taking the time to comment.
I loved that car. Excellent setup, excellent information.
Glad you liked it!
Great video! Tony makes the ultimate mobile detail setup!
Agreed, everything is perfectly laid out.
Thanks brother!
What a brilliant design!
Thank you! 🙏
Agreed.
Unbelievable innovation! 👍👍
Thank you.
Tonys van setups are awesome... good vid guys
Yes they are!
So soooooothing to watch and listen to that music. DIY needs to offer “The Stack” as a package option on your marketplace. I’d but it, but I’ll buy anything DIY, your products kick ass.
Here it is
diydetail.com/products/the-stack
Would you recommend that I could use my ego blower to dry the vehicle after a rinseless wash and quick beads application?
It’s always best to towel dry
Did we ever answer the question: Which is better? They are both great, but in this instance which pre-soak and rinse removed more?
DIY Detail Incredible Suds removed a little more
Very good comparison video. Both look like great products! One question, what brand and model number is that electric handheld sprayer? Looks neat! Thanks, Tom
We will need to ask Ralda’s. I know it’s from Car Supplies Warehouse
Another great video,
Couple of questions, firstly after ceramic coating do you or should you dispose of the applicator pad and Microfiber cloths used in coating, and secondly we have a lot of rain in the UK and after using your 5 year coating the beading is unbelievably good however will I now suffer from water spots as the beads sit on the car when parked etc
Many thanks
Gary
Gary
After using them, as soon as you are done, put the tools used for coating in your wash bucket.
For the beading, rain isn’t a cause of water spots. Water from the hose pipe allowed to dry is.
When would you use soap compared to rinseless?
When you feel like it. There’s no situation that calls for one over the other
Tons of useful informations, 2 great ways to clean a car with rinseless wash and incredible suds, tony's custom équipements for vans is astonishing, love his accent as well 😁👍.
Thanks for watching!
@@diydetailofficial Moving to Florida, filming a vidéo then going to Québec, Yvan, do you find time to lay back & sleep ?
@loic4691 a couple hours every night
Thanks @loic4691
Not related to this video, but could you do a more in depth video regarding Interior Clean & Protect and Interior Ceramic Coating showing all uses and how to use them together? I recently took advantage of the recent sale and purchased 5 more DIY Detail products on top of the 2 I already own, but did not purchase any of the interior products perhaps because I don't understand their use. A recent video from Pan showed that Interior Ceramic can be used for more than I thought.
Great suggestion!
Would there be any benefit to using a blower before towel drying? Or does that just risk blowing dirt onto the wet car?
Best to use a towel
@@diydetailofficial thank you!
Great video. Great set-up. One thing l noticed that l don't do is put my free hand on the paint while I'm using the mitt. I'm just paranoid about scratches!
Great tip!
I'm noticing more and more that detailers don't put the wipers into accessory mode and lift them off the glass. Is there a reason for that?
If you can get under them to clean it’s not necessary
I NEED SOME ALL CLEAN IN MY LIFE!!!
It’s a great tool to have.
What's the best way to wash the legacy sponge? Can you throw it in the wash on a gentle cycle every now and then for a deeper clean? Or will this ruin the sponge?
That’s fine, but because of its weight when wet, your washing machine may not like it. A simple washing method is to massage in some soap ( DIY Detail Incredible Suds or even dish soap, then rinse until no more suds come out.
Where do you find the color coded spray bottles
They are our 16oz bottles
A great video showing us every level of washing the car. Since your car was so dirty, do you notice that the water in the rinseless wash bucket gets very dirty? When I use rinseless to wash my car with two weeks of just dust, the water in the bucket gets very dirty after rinsing out my sponge. Then when I do another panel, the water from the sponge on the car is dirty, (easy to see on a white car). Is there something I'm doing wrong or is that normal?
Normal
AWESOME VIDEO GUYS! LOVED IT!!
Thanks so much!!
Every video I’ve seen and product I’ve seen says not to use in direct sunlight but you seemed to do it without a problem, is that because it wasn’t hot? The product stayed wet and didn’t dry out
You can use any product in direct sunlight, but have to adjust your technique to accommodate the situation.
What kind of nozzle is on that stubby gun? All what sprayer is that? I looked on car supplies warehouse couldn’t find it. I like the sound powered sprayed that I don’t have to hold down the trigger! Great video! @RaldasDetails
Tony will need to answer that.
Why require rinse for a rinse-less wash? Or what was used prior to the rinse-less wash?
Rinseless is in reference to not rinsing after the contact wash
watching this video made me think of a question or a topic for a future video... up here in Ohio it is very popular that people get an under body oil film treatment to prevent corrosion and rust especially before winter.. One of my customers brought two of their vehicles over that I did a coating on the summer for a maintenance wash. Boy, was it a nightmare!!! The oil residue kept contaminating the wash mitts & would then be carried to other panels after leaving the soap bucket. Please Send any tips my way for the best way to address this in the future! Thanks!!
Pre-treat with DIY Detail All Clean
I have some towels that have ceramic gloss embedded into them. The towels are streaky. Can i pre soak them in all clean to get rid of it, or in rinseless wash?
Thank you so much for the content and information
Try washing with vinegar & in the future throw the drying towels in the wash bucket to sit if you’re using ceramics as a drying aid.
@PolishedMobileDetailing503 What kind of vinegar?
White cleaning Vinegar. Or add a cup of ammonia to the water.
Is All Clean safe for black plastic trim that has been reconditioned with Solution Finish and Over The Top? If so, what max dilution is recommended?
One of my vehicles is currently coated with Diamond ProTech DB36 (which likes alkaline cleaners occasionally), I'm wondering if using All Clean periodically will negatively affect the restored plastic and reduce the life of Solution Finish and Over The Top?
Dilute DIY Detail All Clean 15/1 and you will be fine.
@@diydetailofficial thank you!
A detailer myself, i've learnt alot from you guys. Its a shame i cant get your products in Pakistan these days and no one else has imported your stuff in bulk. I hope someone does as i would love to have gold standard pad and polish, ceramic coatings and the rinsless as well. Best wishes to you guys, to me you're a great teacher, i learn so much watching your videos that in return make my customers happy
Keep an eye on our website, we are growing our distribution network.
Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors
Question on opinion about getting bug guts. What do you think about draping a wet towel on the front grill area and letting the moisture (and heat if outside) saturate and loosen the bugs?
Works great
How we get your clothing to purchase. ?
They should be on the website soon.
Semi-related to your statement about pH and surfactants...if a hypothetical product had a pH of 12 but was designed with high quality surfactants and corrosion inhibitors, would it be safer for plastic/rubber trim versus another XYZ product with a pH of 12 that simply uses sodium hydroxide or other corrosive ingredients?
Yes
Can apc be added to rinseless solution for a stronger pre-soak when foaming?
Yvan and Nick did just that in their "off label" video.
Yes
A nice relaxing video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent video and both washes are amazing. The Veloster is dripping gloss with the DIY ceramic coating. I have wondered what Raldas Details could do with a rinseless wash van for detailing fleet vehicles. I will be ordering some of those awesome hangers for bottles and brushes and polishers soon. Thank you for the video.
Thank you.
Hi brother thanks for the support and awesome comment! 👍🏻🙏
Rinseless in a foamer vs pump sprayer for the pre-rinse? Is the foamer slightly better since it "clings" to the paint better?
Very minimal difference.
Hey guys. Love your videos. I used your rinseless and sponge last night on my car. It seemed hard to pick up with the drying towel. What am I doing wrong? Too much product? I followed your suggestion. Of 1 cap per gallon. Wrong drying towels? I tried 3 different styles. I like the idea but not the idea of having to “buff” it off.
Possibly the towels, cold temperatures, or you’re used to drying with a drying aid such as DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss.,
What would you propose for the temperature? I was in my heated garage but it’s only heated to 10 degrees Celsius. What drying towels would you recommend?
At 10c yes drying will be difficult even with the best towel. Using a drying aid like DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss will make it easier.
I will turn my heater up next time then haha. I didn’t want to use a drying aid as I wanted to get it ready for first diy polish and ceramic. But next time I’ll turn the heat up and try that.
I would love to see Yvan take this thing out for a track day or an auto cross event.
I’m more of a dirt circle track person.
how to care for the sponge at end of wash? dip, squeeze, done?
just squeeze it out under running water until you don't see any more suds or Rinseless, then let it air dry on top of your grit guard in the bucket. Good to go!
Rinseless but foam with the IK pro foam 12 then rinse it works wonders !
Excellent
Can we put rinseless wash on the water tank? To not have water spots
Yes
Man, I wouldn’t use the drying cloth to wipe the wheels and then use it to wipe dry other parts of the car. What’s the point if just incase some road dirt is still on the wheels esp the other side of it? Dirt left over could easily be picked up by the drying cloth and be transferred to the rest of the car body. So much for being a ‘Pro’ huh.
After decades of cleaning wheels I’m confident that it’s not a concern. That said there’s no harm in being more careful..
problem is, majority of daily drivers take their car to public car washes. buy a monthly plan for 14 to 20 dollars a month. unlimited washes. with the economy the way it is, it's getting harder to sell full detailing services.
It’s not always easy, but people that take care of their cars exist
I don't know why I watch all these videos showing the DIY detail products but won't be able to ever use them lol.
Where are you located?
Same thought! Wondering how I would get one here in Southeast Asia 😂
Our distributor network is growing rapidly.
Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors
I would have loved to see the comparison with rinseless being foamed as well
While it can be foamed, it’s not the best use for it.
@@diydetailofficial ohhh that's interesting! I was going to start using it as a replacement solution to my foam canon shampoos, good to know!
How dirty can a car be and still use Rinseless? EG if someone has a daily driver, no ceramic coating, washes once every 3-6 months, can that car still be washed with rinseless?
Anything soap can do, so can Rinseless.
@@diydetailofficial thank you!
Any suggestions as we head into winter up here in the great white north?
Rinseless is your friend.
I love suds!
Then you will like this video
I just never got a really good answer why ceramic coating and then spray sealant? Why
Because people enjoy taking care of their cars. There’s no need to do it.
@diydetailofficial ok I got you fear enough.... but some so call them self detailer would tell you it's to maintain and to keep the ceramic coating beading which is A BIG BS to me... if someone spend so much money on ceramic coating the ceramic coating needs to do the job not a spray sealant after every 2 or so weeks if you get where I'm going with this
@cebasmb8250 agreed, a good coating does not need a topper, just occasional decontamination.
@diydetailofficial man I could talk to you forever lol you got what I mean thanks for the honesty I like you Ivan, I always got detailer telling me as a detailer for 12 years that you need to top coating every 2 weeks nonsense.... I have the infinity Wax synergy 2 years on my truck never a topper and bead like day one. and it's been 9 months now on the truck proper maintenance, proper decon that's all it takes good products 👍🏾
@cebasmb8250 agreed!
Dirt on your wheels probably also has brake dust. I would not use the same towel on wheels and paint.
The brake dust is also on the paint of the car.
I would prefer a sprayable rinse-less wash
For that we have DIY Detail Waterless Wash
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Exactly 😂
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Exactly! 😂🤣🤣🤣
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@1 st from Puerto Rico, saludos, que me perdí? 46:31
You will need to watch
@@diydetailofficial
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rinseless foam then dry
rinseless is not rinseless on this car because you rinse it off ??????????????????????/////
It was not rinsed off, from the contact wash we went directly to drying