What did you do today, in regards to detailing?

[Klasse Act]

So mixing 2oz to 32 is like 6% in the container. When you spray through it mixes with water.

Trying to figure out PIR is time consuming but with most electric PW and foam cannon the mix in the bottle works out to near 50/50 of water an AF in container of foam cannon. With a foam gun and a hose with higher GPM i would start out minimum 25% touchless or autofoam and 75% water.


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Thank you so much Crack and Touchless impressed and it goes without saying that when it comes to removing winter muck, my Worx hydroshot doesn't have the power but the power of Touchless....amazing

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[CleanIT]

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[MisterSnoop]

I tried watching that video and I just gapped out, i don't like math and yeah I know it's important. I'm sure I can't use the same formula from my IK Foam 9 for my Foam Gun so I'm thinking about trying 2 oz in the 32 oz and going from there and adjust accordingly. I've sent emails and comments on YouTube vids but no help except from you and Crack...Thank you both for your help so far

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Yeah. They're not the most exciting videos. One thought would be to use Griot's directions for surface prep as a basis. They recommend 0.5 oz for the pump up foamer and 2.0 oz for the foaming sprayer. If those end up being the same concentration, that would be ~2.5 oz of Touchless in the foaming sprayer (pretty close to what you thought about using).

[MisterSnoop]

So mixing 2oz to 32 is like 6% in the container. When you spray through it mixes with water.

Trying to figure out PIR is time consuming but with most electric PW and foam cannon the mix in the bottle works out to near 50/50 of water an AF in container of foam cannon. With a foam gun and a hose with higher GPM i would start out minimum 25% touchless or autofoam and 75% water.

Most people figure it out for 4% PIR, don't they? If so, we're maybe not too far off. Just different concentrations.

[BlackCarBlues]

Regular or Ceramic Speed Shine.


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Sorry, is that a question? I used regular Speed Shine since I feel like a product with less "stuff" in it would perform better in near freezing temps -- however, I haven't scientifically tested that theory yet haha.

The CSS just takes a little more buffing because it has GC3-1 in it. Still pretty easy to use but not regular speed shine easy.

Think i’m going back to regular QD’s w/o protection. I add enough LSP’s where I don’t need the extra.


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I'm with you. I'd rather lay down a good base of protection, and then just use QDs as drying aids or for quick wipe downs. I like to have that control and knowledge of exactly what is on the paint.

Is there any real evidence for the "clogging the paint" theory where too many protectants or too many layers of different chemicals can yield worse results (as far as gloss, slickness, beading, etc.)?

[Coatingsarecrack]

Thank you so much Crack and Touchless impressed and it goes without saying that when it comes to removing winter muck, my Worx hydroshot doesn't have the power but the power of Touchless....amazing

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Yeah i love em and dilution in tje IK 12 is great. Can get 2 uses from one fill up. Just need a tire inflator to get it to pump faster


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[Coatingsarecrack]

Yeah. They're not the most exciting videos. One thought would be to use Griot's directions for surface prep as a basis. They recommend 0.5 oz for the pump up foamer and 2.0 oz for the foaming sprayer. If those end up being the same concentration, that would be ~2.5 oz of Touchless in the foaming sprayer (pretty close to what you thought about using).

I think the problem will be not proper PH at Surface Prep dilution. I don’t think BH is as concentrated.


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[Klasse Act]

I think the problem will be not proper PH at Surface Prep dilution. I don’t think BH is as concentrated.


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I know it's not the same thing but Auto-Foam is a 13 pH and Touchless is a 12 pH.

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[dgage]

I’ve had my parent’s truck for a little while and so I took some time to give it a much needed vacuuming. My dad really can’t do it anymore so I’m glad I got the chance. And I think I’m going to order them some Weathertechs.

My parent’s have a wonderful Australian Shepherd which in Australian translates to sheds constantly.

Driver’s Front Before/After:



Rear with one side done followed by completed:

[JDGolden]

Nice job on the interior. I’m sure they felt great driving it down the road after a refresh.