The Rag Company You guys do a great job on the videos I’m more of a beginner/Enthusiast. My big issue is that I have a real tough time choosing which pads to use since there are way to many choices 😎 Thanks for all the great videos and products
I’d love to see a step by step vid for what you would do for winter prep for paint, how to do it the lengthy but also right way (like wet sanding) and maybe one with like ceramic coating? How about some tire tutorials? Loving this content though
I currently use multiple Creature Edgeless towels to rinseless wash with ONR, but would like to move to The Big Red Sponge to increase my speed and efficiency. Do you guys recommend transitioning to the Chenille Wash Mitt first, or I be fine moving right into using a properly broken in Big Red Sponge?
I didn't get it now. I heard, that the cap of 32oz is actually 0.5oz, not the one from 1-gallon bottle, and now you say it another way around, I'm confused now.
@@theragcompany That's the whole point of the Series, is to take people who "Don't Know" Through what we Do. I will pop up to see you guys once I get a Break in the New Year.
Hi Anthony great vid can you answer this . Say if you cleaning a really dirt car and the water turns a black colour. Now I know onr is in the water are you you not putting dirty water back on the car.
Your water seems way more blue than mine and it just seems like your cap full from the gallon jug of ONR is more than a cap full from the 16oz bottle. I am using one cap full from the 16oz bottle per gallon of water. Is that correct or am I diluting it too much? Maybe it's the color from your studio but your water is way more blue than mine. Cheers!
Not sure if this has been asked before but would you ever recommend putting ONR into a foam cannon to get the best of both worlds or would it be redundant at that point?
The Rag Company good to know. What about mixing ONR into the wash soap itself? Got the big jug of ONR so the curiosity is there 😂 I’m assuming it would end up being the same as the foam application?
It’s looks like it was shot in a white photography cove and it is too sterile for this kind of video and it creates an echo with his voice and I hate the GoPro on his head. What is he thinking. The GoPro footage is annoying.
Maybe I'm doing it wrong but I wash my entire car with a 1/2 gallon of water and ONR and 2-3 towels. I never dunk a dirty towels back in the bucket either. And then I save whatever water is left over for the next wash... Why'd you guys use 3 gallons for just the hood? Looking forward to the next video! Thanks
@@theragcompany yea I meant anthony, so its not like he is wasting money by using 3 gallons of water. Idk really know what im trying to say. TLDR its the company money that is going into the product purchases
The Morgan series is a great idea. Nice thing about you guys is you think of original content. There is a lot of stuff on RUclips around detailing which is all the same.
Well I am a Detailer myself, and also been purchasing towels with the rag company.. so I understand the concept of a podcast. So sorry to say it’s not that interesting. Now I am however a huge fan of jumbo’s auto podcast. you guys gotta have more Detailers on your show, and talk about there success where they came from, where they are today... but hey it’s your show. Most of the time I just rather hear the show with having to see three corky dudes... maybe it gets spicier now with Morgan oh your show. Haha
Hopefully I can get you watching again! 😉 Let us know if you have any video recommendations for this series ! It's kinda my project so I would love some input!
I hate to tell you but you contaminated the water the second you put the mitt back in. Then you took it out and used it again. Then you say you do that to release the dirt just in case you want to use the wash towel/mitt again......all you did is release the dirt back into the clean solution. When you used the mitt again, you introduced dirt back on to the paint. And you are a car detailer?.......WOW !!
I was not the only one that pointed out the GoPro issue with the video. I was just trying to let you notice what was happening. The viewer does not know if you are making a joke about it or not. The host even commented about it. It looks a bit awkward. GoPro's were intended for people who do action footage. People are looking at the hosts head rather than the product or what you are trying to say about the product. You do not want to distract the viewer from the point you want to get across. Viewers might know car detailing and concepts but looking at shaky footage is usually something you want to avoid. The way around it is to two or three takes on the same subject with a different camera angle using a tripod or gimbal. I work on a lot of commercials and productions and that is what is done or use a three camera set up from the get go. I understand you are working with a smaller budget but you could put the top view camera on a boom and see how that works like like what is done with cooking shows. You can disagree with my suggestions but I am just trying to give an opinion and trying to help. I did purchase your Bead Maker Paint Protectant and I look forward to be comparing it to the Meguiar's Sealant I use next weekend.
anthony is great, really teaches and talks a lot about what’s going on. him and morgan are easy and good to watch
“Anthony, what’s that weird thing on your head?” Same thing has been said many times at the Chili’s in Boise.
Great Video
Morgan has great on Screen ability
Very natural vs trying to read a script
The Rag Company
You guys do a great job on the videos
I’m more of a beginner/Enthusiast.
My big issue is that I have a real tough time choosing which pads to use since there are way to many choices 😎
Thanks for all the great videos and products
Nice job, morgan and keep up the good work.
You guys are the best! Your videos are so educational for we noobs! Thanks! Keep em coming!
I’d love to see a step by step vid for what you would do for winter prep for paint, how to do it the lengthy but also right way (like wet sanding) and maybe one with like ceramic coating? How about some tire tutorials? Loving this content though
I currently use multiple Creature Edgeless towels to rinseless wash with ONR, but would like to move to The Big Red Sponge to increase my speed and efficiency. Do you guys recommend transitioning to the Chenille Wash Mitt first, or I be fine moving right into using a properly broken in Big Red Sponge?
If you didn’t think that The Rag Company had came out with a new towel that was a replica of Mickey Mouse’s glove at 6:00, you’d be lying.
I didn't get it now. I heard, that the cap of 32oz is actually 0.5oz, not the one from 1-gallon bottle, and now you say it another way around, I'm confused now.
Love the POV perspective
We love you Morgan!
You are so sweet!! Thank you 💗
Great Video again, now come on don’t leave your audience hanging. Get the next episode on. Haven’t you people heard of Binge Watching 😉.
Although saying that I had better get myself back to work. 🤣
@@theragcompany That's the whole point of the Series, is to take people who "Don't Know" Through what we Do. I will pop up to see you guys once I get a Break in the New Year.
What's your take on steam washing either hot internal or wet steam on external body, and after washing with steam we can spray wax does it help !!??
Hi Anthony great vid can you answer this . Say if you cleaning a really dirt car and the water turns a black colour. Now I know onr is in the water are you you not putting dirty water back on the car.
This is Jamaica loved it good job 👏👏👏👏
Your water seems way more blue than mine and it just seems like your cap full from the gallon jug of ONR is more than a cap full from the 16oz bottle. I am using one cap full from the 16oz bottle per gallon of water. Is that correct or am I diluting it too much? Maybe it's the color from your studio but your water is way more blue than mine. Cheers!
If someone wanted to use a two bucket method with this, could they put ONR into the rinse bucket to help clean the mitt??
The Rag Company Ok. Thanks :)
Onr has become a way of life. I use to for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
It also works great to clean the inside of the windshield. Dunked a magic eraser in the solution and that really was a great base
Chapter Two of "Morgan and the Hood"... YIPPEE!!!! (Chapter One was more of a Foreword IMO :) )
Not sure if this has been asked before but would you ever recommend putting ONR into a foam cannon to get the best of both worlds or would it be redundant at that point?
The Rag Company good to know. What about mixing ONR into the wash soap itself? Got the big jug of ONR so the curiosity is there 😂
I’m assuming it would end up being the same as the foam application?
The Rag Company figured as much. Thank you for the insight!
You forgot the big red sponge as a option
You guys need to name that room the white room.
It’s looks like it was shot in a white photography cove and it is too sterile for this kind of video and it creates an echo with his voice and I hate the GoPro on his head. What is he thinking. The GoPro footage is annoying.
Yay!
I need to get myself a Wash Wednesday shirt next order
Lowkey I would leave Illinois to work with them
I subbed after seeing Morgan and her M3 ❤️
💗💗
Morgans wearing some goddamn mma shin guards
Maybe I'm doing it wrong but I wash my entire car with a 1/2 gallon of water and ONR and 2-3 towels. I never dunk a dirty towels back in the bucket either. And then I save whatever water is left over for the next wash... Why'd you guys use 3 gallons for just the hood? Looking forward to the next video! Thanks
They have access to lots of onr and don't have to pay for it. Doesn't mean you should use 3 gallons for the hood of a car
@@theragcompany yea I meant anthony, so its not like he is wasting money by using 3 gallons of water. Idk really know what im trying to say. TLDR its the company money that is going into the product purchases
When will you do a video with ONR WASH AND WAX???
@@theragcompany Thanks I couldn't find one lol
Don't forget the Big Red Sponge!
The Morgan series is a great idea. Nice thing about you guys is you think of original content. There is a lot of stuff on RUclips around detailing which is all the same.
Fantastic addition to the team guys, I had stop watching the ragcompanys channel, until now.
Well I am a Detailer myself, and also been purchasing towels with the rag company.. so I understand the concept of a podcast. So sorry to say it’s not that interesting. Now I am however a huge fan of jumbo’s auto podcast. you guys gotta have more Detailers on your show, and talk about there success where they came from, where they are today... but hey it’s your show. Most of the time I just rather hear the show with having to see three corky dudes... maybe it gets spicier now with Morgan oh your show. Haha
Hopefully I can get you watching again! 😉 Let us know if you have any video recommendations for this series ! It's kinda my project so I would love some input!
Such a pretty girl.
Thank you! 💗
morgan.You are Beautiful.
You can tell she doesn’t care lmao
I hate to tell you but you contaminated the water the second you put the mitt back in. Then you took it out and used it again. Then you say you do that to release the dirt just in case you want to use the wash towel/mitt again......all you did is release the dirt back into the clean solution. When you used the mitt again, you introduced dirt back on to the paint. And you are a car detailer?.......WOW !!
Here is a suggestion please lose the GoPro on your head. I makes you look awkward and the footage is annoying.
I was not the only one that pointed out the GoPro issue with the video. I was just trying to let you notice what was happening. The viewer does not know if you are making a joke about it or not. The host even commented about it. It looks a bit awkward. GoPro's were intended for people who do action footage. People are looking at the hosts head rather than the product or what you are trying to say about the product. You do not want to distract the viewer from the point you want to get across. Viewers might know car detailing and concepts but looking at shaky footage is usually something you want to avoid. The way around it is to two or three takes on the same subject with a different camera angle using a tripod or gimbal. I work on a lot of commercials and productions and that is what is done or use a three camera set up from the get go. I understand you are working with a smaller budget but you could put the top view camera on a boom and see how that works like like what is done with cooking shows. You can disagree with my suggestions but I am just trying to give an opinion and trying to help. I did purchase your Bead Maker Paint Protectant and I look forward to be comparing it to the Meguiar's Sealant I use next weekend.