How To do a Touchless Car Wash - Video w/tips, products and end results

[Wills.WindowsAndWheels]

Whats up guys, I know, been a while. Actually shot this video late last summer (thus the reason im sweating so much in the video!) Being a black car owners now and living in Az it tends to get dusty fairly quickly and often times taking time for a full all out wash is not in the cards since we're busy with everyone else's cars!
So, I'd been experimenting with some different products and processes for doing a touchless wash. Now of course, this is not as ideal as a traditional hand wash - but I was able to get a process down that worked surprisingly well and saved a lot of time.


The video goes through the specifics including product and technique pointers that I've found helpful through much trial and error but this video shows the best process I've come up with.


Thats it! Check out the video - I added my usual sarcastic humor in it to make it a bit more enjoyable - feel free to comment/share/like and all that - it's much appreciated!

[exploreco]

Re: How To do a Touchless Car Wash - Video w/tips, products and end results

Great video Wills. Always enjoyed your post. I have done this technique a few times on my wife's car, but there are very few time here that it is just dusty, so most of the time it requires a full wash. I like the smaller nozzle on the power washer, might have to look into that. Also, like the squeegee technique for drying. I will give that a try next time. I always like to pick up new tricks

Thanks again

[Nick Winn]

Re: How To do a Touchless Car Wash - Video w/tips, products and end results

Thanks for sharing!

[Wills.WindowsAndWheels]

Re: How To do a Touchless Car Wash - Video w/tips, products and end results

Great video Wills. Always enjoyed your post. I have done this technique a few times on my wife's car, but there are very few time here that it is just dusty, so most of the time it requires a full wash. I like the smaller nozzle on the power washer, might have to look into that. Also, like the squeegee technique for drying. I will give that a try next time. I always like to pick up new tricks

Thanks again

No problem man! I did the video when my car was outright dirty just to see how well it would do a couple weeks prior to this video - and it worked rather well. So thats why I figured it would be a good reason to go ahead and shoot a video of it. It's funny, ever since we started hiring employees it actually increased our level of how "detailed" we are with things (thus the drying technique). Small things I never realized we did or realized made such a big difference really started showing up when troubleshooting things with our guys. Always a learning experience, which I love
Thanks for commenting!

Thanks for sharing!

No problem Nick!