Washing your car featuring Pinnacle Natural Brilliance
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What about drying the car? After each section? Using what? Can nobody agree and nobody do a complete car washing video? No two videos agree on the proper method.
GregWn 7 months ago
Grit guard sits at bottom of wash AND rise bucket? Shouldn't that be just the rinse bucket?
GregWn 7 months ago
@whitekid3 Would seem so, but that is what my local BMW dealer uses to wash cars after servicing.
GregWn 7 months ago
pls speaking Spanih
comex3012 1 year ago
I would hold judgement concerning the boar's hair brush. If used properly, as shown, kind of wafted along the finish, as opposed to really scrubbing with it, I don't see a reason it would scratch. Plus, the weight of the bristles doing the work for you largely eliminates the risk of pressure mashing any free particles into the finish.
JekHawkins 1 year ago
yea... seeing that brush is scary as hell... i personally use a microfiber mitt
whitekid3 1 year ago
I personally do not like the mitt, bone or the brush, but i do really like the sea sponge. they work very well.
capitoldetailingnc 2 years ago