2 ways to DEEP clean your wheels!
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- If you want to use 5 products and 5 brushes to clean and dress a wheel - this video is for you!
If you want to use 2 products and NO brushes, this video is also for you!
Nick and Yvan go head to head - comparing technique, time spent and overall results. What do you think?!
PRODUCTS NICK USES:
Incredible Suds: diydetail.com/products/incred...
Iron remover: diydetail.com/collections/all...
Ceramic Gloss Detail Spray: diydetail.com/collections/all...
All Clean: diydetail.com/products/all-clean
Tire Dressing: diydetail.com/collections/all...
PRODUCTS YVAN USES:
All clean: diydetail.com/products/all-clean
Tire dressing: diydetail.com/collections/all... 
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I see a lot of detail videos where they are going over parts of the vehicle and Im thinking to myself "why?". I like Yvans approach. Level of cleaning effort is directly correlated with how dirty it is. It's not just a binary, all or nothing approach. That's wisdom.
Thank you
That’s one thing, a new detailer has to learn-level of effort vs dirt (perception too)
Very nice comparison! Both have a great work ethic but I see Yvan the minimalistic approach that gets the job done. Nick taking the full clean and sort of extra mile approach. Both work beautifully, I fall in the middle mostly. I really like this video and you both work well together!
Foam cannon is always more fun :) but yes …Yvan knows how to get the job done in a super efficient way. Both approaches have a place no doubt!
Gosh Didn't think Yvan's method would work so well! Tried it three times now, each time completely impressed. I'd say this works perfectly for every wheel, except infinite spoke wheels. When the wheels is VERY dirty, it requires some extra towels and wiping. Of course getting in tight spots may require a brush. This method gets near ZERO water run-off! And a towel seems way more effective than a brush in getting off brake dust.
I LOVE that the tires and wheels are completely dry afterwards. That makes applying tire shine a lot easier not having water drips.
Thanks so much for showing me this!
Thank you for commenting, happy we helped make detailing more fun.
I use that very method for my own vehicles and mobile work, never got a complaint! Rinseless towel and APC!!
Excellent!
Both looks awesome. I like the low gloss look of the tire dressing.
Thank you.
Racing go karts on dirt tracks I learned nothing was better for grip than a clean tire. Now I am cursed with going down the rabbit hole on tires! The struggle is real!
Unfortunately it is, enjoy your trip.
You guys always look like you are having fun... i have been maintaining my cars rinselessly( is that a word) for months... so fast... the waterless tire wash method is excellent
Haha rinselessly is a word as of now😂 what cars… and do you have a garage? Appreciate you watching!
And yes, we always have fun, that’s what detailing should be!
Great work guys. On light enough maintenance washes I'll even just use rinseless on the tire... But detailing hammered wheels and tires I've been where Nick went: brushes splattering wheel acid back on my arms and clothes, 2 and 3 rounds of APC on the tires, pressure washer etc... Charge accordingly is all I can say 😜
Are you a fan of wheel cleaning? I can’t tell if it’s over or underrated in detailing -Nick
I really enjoyed this battle type vidéo between nick and yvan, really interesting, Hope to see more very soon, why not doing one with cleaning, decon and protect glasses😁.
More to come!
I suppose, like anything else, it depends how well maintained things are and if the wheels are coated. I fall somewhere in between these extremes .. i don't foam car often so i start with APC, but i do get the rim/tires with different brushes. I finish up l off using a hose rinse with a shot of quick beads or wet coat before blow dry.
Excellent
Hi from Mexico,,, Regards!
Hello!
When I Rinseless wash dealer lots I use the Yvan method to clean wheels and dress tires
Excellent!
Yes, if the tires look as good as those do to start, it will only take a light touch up. No use going crazy. But if you need to remove some tire browning you will have to do APC with some good old scrubbin! Towels won’t do it! Yes he’s using a DIY APC but it will still require scrubbing.
Agitation is always a helpful part of cleaning that’s for sure 💪
Great video. For washing black gloss wheels with your APC would you recommend using a soft green flagged bristle brush or microfiber towel. I have the green flagged bristle brush I’d like to use in a bucket of rinseless but afraid it will scratch the black gloss. Thanks!
A flag tipped brush is safe with rinseless.
Great, thank you! Wish you the best with the new company. Just place my first order via IDS for rinseless, all clean, tire dressing, iron remover, ceramic gloss, and interior. Can’t wait to try it out.
@@davidricciardelli7889 we would love to have your thoughts on the products.
First off, they all smell so good. The rinseless, ceramic gloss, and interior clean & protect. The rinseless is powerful. I usually use brake buster on my wheels but decided to just use DIY rinseless when I used it for the first time. It did an amazing job and couldn’t tell the difference from brake buster. It took off the brake dust no problem. It also took off the bugs which I usually use the jersey scrubber from the rag company with ONR on the front bumper which has PPF on it. No need with DIY rinseless. The majority of bugs actually come off during the prerinse. And I’m talking when hitting it with the pump sprayer with DIY rinseless not using a pressure washer. Really amazing stuff. Ceramic gloss as a drying aid made it quick and easy. When I came back out to drive the car a few hours later I really noticed the added gloss. Also used diy rinseless to clean the interior. I usually use the rinseless after the wash to quickly wipe down the inside. Definitely out performed ONR (which I usually use) on the inside. It cleaned better and it was easier to wipe off and didn’t leave anything noticeable on the plastics (have had trouble in the past having to really make sure I wiped). On days when I’m not doing the exterior and I’m cleaning the interior I usually use turtle wax dash and glass. My interior is usually not that dirty and just needs a quick wipe. Well DIY interior clean and protect is my new go to. It cleans better and leaves a better OEM finish. It also leaves my interior less prone to finger printing on the plastics. So far, the products are working amazing. Thanks!
Thank you for the feedback David!
Unless the wheel is very neglected I do the Yvan method and have never gotten a complaint.
Yvan is a wise dude! I love me a foam cannon wash lol. -Nick
@@diydetailofficial The foam cannon can be a great brain massage. So satisfying.
Exactly, great therapy tool.
I just wanted to make sure I'm clear on Yvan's method with the All Clean. I know he wiped the wheel and tire down with the microfiber after spraying, but I'm assuming some residual from the All Clean will remain since the wheel wasn't rinsed after. That residual is safe to leave on the wheel face and tire rubber?
Yes, no issues
How long does Tire Shine last? As someone new to detailing in his own car, I went back and forth on whether to buy one of those dressings. I don't think they are worth it if they only last a week.
A tire dressings durability is very much tied to prep, the better the prep the longer it will last. One month isn’t unheard of.
If you clean your tire well, let them dry, even okay dressings can easily last 2 weeks. And honestly, if you plan on keeping up with your car once every 2 weeks, to a month, you can just apply it over a “dirty tire” when you see it fading.
Thank you. I had been under the impression it had to be squeaky clean prior to applying. I still feel like a coating like Blak might be the better way to go, though.
I’m definitely a nick when it comes to super dirty tires. Question, why does the pressure washer have so much lag?
Cheap machine
@@diydetailofficial I realized after watching that it was from a year ago. I like the shirts by the way
Did Yvan spray the APC on the wheel as well? Or just the tire? I've been looking for an easier maintenance wash method for my wheels in between the heavy pressure-washer/iron remover cleanings (which, unfortunately are fairly often with Brembo brakes, lol).
I sprayed on both wheel and tire. ( Yvan). Thank you for your question !
@@diydetailofficial Thank you for the quick reply!
Now that the all clean concentrate is out, i see the exterior is said to dilute 15:1. For the non DIY use-is there any harm going stronger? Maybe 8-10:1? Thanks!
You can go as strong as you want:) just use common sense…we are trying to provide safe dilution ratios for the general public and so I can’t officially recommend you use it stronger that we outline ….But again…do what you would like and what works for you
Is the All Clean (being alkaline) not a problem in that dry cleaning method? That is, it isn't getting rinsed off even remotely. I honestly love using All Clean on wheels, but man am I worried about leaving any on and tend to I guess "Waste" a lot of my rinseless in my sprayer rinsing down my one wheel.
Its not a concern.
Is this easy method applicable for muddy tyre/wheel?
No, too abrasive
They both look great but I would say Yvan’s way was faster and Easier?
Thank you.
@@diydetailofficial on a different topic how do you have your IK sprayer set up with?
Grey
Nick, you need to get Yvan to write you an SOP, with the brush you actually skipped a few holes.
Great job guys, and Nick go play outside with your kids.
Actually I couldn’t get the brush into the barrels lol it wouldn’t fit in there
Not washing the wheel wells🤔?
We have videos on wheel wells
Someone forgot to color grade the video 😂
This was one of our first videos
Should be wearing gloves guys. If you want to save time than go with the Ivan method. If you want to spend an hour or two detailing then listen to music and do Nick’s method
Agreed, this is an older video, now we have them on all the time.
Good evening, I ask, do you ship to Puerto Rico?
Hola Mario eso mismo voy a cotejar
Hello Mario, I will check for that too
Not yet but we are exploring options for international shipping. Feel free to email me nick@diydetail.com
Lets fave it, Nicks wheel and tire are cleaner than Ivans. Cleanijg hammered wheels and tires is not as good as Nicks method. Sorry ivan, but youre over selling your method
Thanks
Hard to see any difference, but what I did notice was Nick giving the iron-remover on a wet surface. I think I've covered it before in another video, but does the iron-remover not work best when it's sprayed onto a dry surface? The iron-remover will on a wet surface dissolve and work less good ... ?
Yes, but the difference is minimal