The Garry Dean Wash Method... Finally...

Do you use this same method on wheels and wheel wells or do you do something special in those typically dirtier areas?
 
LDM said:
Do you use this same method on wheels and wheel wells or do you do something special in those typically dirtier areas?
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I shot a wheel wash video yesterday. I will try to get it posted today.
 
Garry Dean said:
I shot a wheel wash video yesterday. I will try to get it posted today.
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Cool. Thanks. And thanks for making these videos and sharing your methods, by the way.
 
Garry, my man, thanks for posting this. I did 8 cars (including a MASSIVE Ram 2500 and Hummer) this weekend and maybe used 5 gallons of water all weekend for the washes (wheels were done with pressure washer/soap).



I'll proably end up getting some more "bulk" microfibers now that I utilize this wash method, worth the minute investment.



I look forward to seeing the wheel cleaning video buddy, thanks again. I look forward to trying out your products soon too!



-Kody-
 
C. Charles Hahn said:
There's nothing saying one needs to have super high-end MF towels for this approach to work/be safe.
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I am just thinking of those that insist on certain towels that touch paint especially something not made in China. If people did not believe it, there would not be such a market for expensive microfiber.
 
Bunky said:
I am just thinking of those that insist on certain towels that touch paint especially something not made in China. If people did not believe it, there would not be such a market for expensive microfiber.
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As with anything else in life, it is always the individual's choice how they choose to spend their money and/or what they are comfortable with using. The reality is in many cases the hype surrounding "expensive" microfiber towels is pure marketing, just like a lot of the boutique chemical/wax brands. People can be sold on/convinced of anything given the right approach.
 
Accumulator said:
Different strokes for different folks.
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I was afraid of that!



Any chance of trying this process out on an isolated panel on one of the dog haulers? No better endorcement on a wash method then from Accumulator. :tribe:
 
bigDeeOT said:
looks nice but what is the lid for? And is the spray bottle the same concentration as the bucket?
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The lid is so that you can transport the large bucket if you are a mobile detailer.



The dilution of my Infinite Use Detail Juice is 1/2 oz to 24 oz water as a waterless wash... It is 1oz per 4 gallons as a rinseless wash.
 
David Fermani said:
I was afraid of that!



Any chance of trying this process out on an isolated panel on one of the dog haulers? No better endorcement on a wash method then from Accumulator. :tribe:
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Heh heh, if anybody *else* pursued comments from about this wash method, I might think they were trying to get me into some kind of :argue



Nah, I'm not gonna fix something that's 100% perfectly unbroken *FOR ME*, just like I'm not gonna bash somebody else's approach that works so well for them in their situation.



Gary Dean said:
2.)If your car is really dirty you should revert to the traditional two bucket method with a foam presoak.
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Right there is something worth noting anyhow...I hardly ever wash anything unless it's really, *REALLY* dirty.



And remember, on most (all?) of my vehicles, I have out-of-the way areas that can only be cleaned via extensive flushing; you just can't get any kind of wash media into those areas.



As with any non-conventional wash regimen, I'm just not in the target demographic.
 
Lexington!

I remember the Alfa, and a Tiger, but was that an Alpine?

My wife and I LOVE going to Lexington every year.



(CONCOURS.JOHN's photos...)
 
Paul2011 said:
Did you ever upload the wheel washing video Garry?
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He posted a couple more videos of his wash method to his YouTube channel. Here's the one on wheels.



 
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