USE NEW VIDEO: Foam cannon wash and auto detail! Serving the Killeen Area

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Standard pressure washer/hose/foam cannon:

For waterless/rinseless wash, we only want to use that, even on a ceramic coated/clear bra vehicle if the car is not really that dirty. Once it gets past that dusty/very lightly dirty stage, you want to move to a hose/foam cannon/two bucket method to clean it, even if it is coated or has clear bra. Remember that ceramic coating does not protect against scratching of the surface when washing and drying your vehicle - only clear bra will help with that.

Always wash top to bottom on the car so the water and dirt you are rinsing off your ceramic coated car runs over uncleaned or dirty panels. You don't want to clean a panel and then clean the panel above it, and all the dirt runs back to the panel you just cleaned.

Set up a rinse bucket with a grit guard and a nice, soft mitt (or sponge), with fresh water only in it. You're going to use that grit guard to shake off the dirt particles from the mitt when you rinse it.

Wash/rinse the vehicle, which should be easier since it has ceramic coating, clear bra/paint protection film, or both. Sometimes, if you want to be extra careful, you can spray rinseless wash on the surface before you even rinse it off to help raise the dirt particles off the ceramic coated surface.

Switch to the foam cannon. Foam the car. From the top of the vehicle, use light pressure side to side with your mitt. As soon as you get the mitt dirty, you're going to rub the mitt on the grit guard, dislodging the dirt to the bottom of the bucket, and wring out the mitt. Continue on. The more you rinse and wring out, and work in small sections, the less likely you are to scratch.

Switch back to the 40 degree tip and rinse top to bottom again just like you did to start. Use either a towel, lightly moving over the surface (again, easier because of the ceramic coating), changing out your towels frequently. Or you can use a leaf blower as well, just ensure the battery is charged and set on the high setting.

Use a separate towel (we use black so it's obvious) to dry wheels so they don't get mixed in with towels that touch the paint.