How to Wash Your Car SAFELY!!! / Car Detailing for Beginners

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In this Video I will show you how to wash the exterior of your car using the 2 bucket method and explain why you should use 2 buckets when washing your car at Home.

If you missed the previous videos where we carry out the full pre wash and wheel cleaning then come back to this after you watched the rest as each small video can take you on a simple journey.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Video
00:29 2 Bucket Method Explained
00:48 Do's & Don'ts of Car Washing
01:21 Introduction to Wash pad
01:40 What Does a Grit Guard Do?
01:52 Contact Wash
03:20 Using Brushes to wash your car
03:34 Rinsing off Car Shampoo Tips

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Although it's a bite size video, it sure is a fountain of knowledge thanks Dave, can't wait for the next one👌

mann
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Absolutely loving this series. Having just had my Discovery 5 ceramic coated I have gone out and bought all new car equipment. Don't get me wrong I will still take my car to a detailer every couple months but I do enjoy washing it myself. Glad to have found your channel!! 👍

stuartmackenzie
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Brilliant video Dave, the two bucket method is better than one.these short videos are cool to see.

stevenjones-mi
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Even though I have worked alongside side you on many occasions. I've got some idea of what is involved in car valeting. I still think this idea of tutorials is brilliant. Well done David. Dad😇

antonywalker
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Go on Dave my son - keep churning out these vids...really great and informative! 👊

marlonbhagwandeen
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Thanks for the video mate! What I usually do is spray another round of snow foam before my two bucket wash. More lubrication and also the foam acts as a guide for potential areas I might have missed. 😜

xxVanos
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Thank you for the video Dave. You gave great advice. Keep up the good work mate. 👍

karl
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Thanks for the great video Dave, great advice as always 👌👌👍👍

eamonkelly
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I also like the two bucket method because I don't need as much water and soap for my wash bucket. I always measure my liquid soap per directions. Depending on the soap and dilution ratios I reckon that I get at least an extra wash or two from each container of shampoo. I.e. instead of 3 gallons of water for just the wash bucket I use 1 gallon for rinse and only 2 gallons for the wash. So instead of using (for example) 2oz.of soap per gallon x3=6oz. I need only 4oz. of soap. Win-win...a more effective method of cleaning and more economical too.

audieconrad
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Hello Dave good video mate :) I use 1 bucket with 2 grit guards in it but pressure wash 1st then foam and rinse again then contact wash. I only use rain water for the car from a 3275lt or 720 imp gallons rain water tank.

magvl
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Another great video. Really enjoying this series 👌

charlietook
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Absolutely amazing video best detailing channel going ❤👍👌👌

paul-fkde
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More info vids, cheers Dave, keep ‘em coming

alistairjones
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I am contemplating using a one bucket method with an empty one by its side. Don’t use a mitt or a pad, but use 10 or so plush microfibres (500 GSM or more ) and as soon as it’s say done a 1/4 of the car put it straight in empty bucket, never put it back in the water bucket, then use a fresh microfibre as so on, this will eliminate any grit touching the car 100% and save on water too

swansong
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Thanks again, , these "bite size" videos, are absolutely brilliant for us detailing beginners, ,
Great Stuff, , , ,
ps, , link to the wash pad.???

John..
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Another top vid thanks Dude keep up the great work God bless

gijoemolinaro
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I personally use the 2 bucket method, I do a panel, flop the mitt then rinse it under some water and dunk it, I'm going to try to get 2 buckets wkth a grit guard tho

CLSSiCS
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Hi Dave love all your videos especially cleaning your own smax had me laughing.

Can I ask you who you get to make your printed clothing, as a small business owner myself I would like to get some with my business on

Many thanks

steveh
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Grit guards are a complete waste of money IMO I’ve had a brand new car never used a grit guard and I have no swirls spider webbing a good safe wash with a bit of care great video as usual

mickscowby
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That shampoo wow what was it Dave let us know it looked amazing.. keep them vids coming

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