What's up cats and kittens welcome back to the Detail Garage!
Today as you can see we have a 1954 Buick Special.
It's black which shows any kind of imperfection as well as dirt and debris.
This car has been sitting outside of my buddies shop where it has collected a lot of dust
and some water spots but we're going to take care of that today using our TORQ Foam Cannon
and Black Light Soap.
Black Light Soap is designed for dark colored cars to produce a lot of foam which acts as
lubrication and also that foaming action emulsifies any dirt or debris so you won't scratch the finish.
To get started I've got my two buckets set up here, we're going to place one Dirt Trap
in each bucket.
I've gone with black and red, the color doesn't make a difference but since this car has a
black exterior and a red interior it makes a neat combination.
We'll place one inside of our clean bucket and this is where we will put our soap.
I place it in at an angle this way we don't trap any air underneath it and as you press
it all the way to the bottom it will create a seal and this way when you wring your wash
mitt inside of here it will prevent dirt from coming back up through the cones.
Over here I have a rinse bucket that I will place the second Dirt Trap in.
This is to further reduce the amount of dirt and debris that is returning to the vehicle.
So now that I've got both Dirt Traps set up I'm going to load up our wash bucket.
Using about an ounce of Black Light Soap for the bucket and I'll also fill up our Foam
Cannon while we're at it.
I've already pre-filled this bottle with water and now I'll add about an ounce of the solution
to the water bottle.
Now I'll reattach the top and mix it all together this way the water and soap solution can create
a decent amount of foam.
The foam, like I said, is going to help emulsify the dirt and it is also acting as lubrication
and this lubrication reduces the chances of scratching for a perfect scratch-free shine.
So before we start foaming up the car we are going to activate the suds in this bucket
and then we can rinse down the car that way we can knock off as much of the loose dirt
and debris as we can and then we'll attach the Foam Cannon and start foaming
and washing this baby.
So, now I'm done foaming the car we are going to start washing it.
Using our Wash Pad, this is going to trap a lot of foam and the foam is going to lubricate
which reduces scratches.
I'll take it over to the vehicle and starting at the highest point.
We'll work in straight lines and this is pulling off all the dirt and debris without scratching.
As you wash you're going to start picking up all that dirt and debris but that is what
your second bucket is for, you'll press the pad all the way down against the Dirt Trap
and that is helping release any of the grime that is stuck in the noodles and trap them
underneath cones this way you're not bringing it back on the car.
I'll wring it out on the ground.
By wringing it out on the ground I'm taking as much of the filth and debris out of the
bucket to prevent it from getting back on the car.
We'll grab some more foam and keep on washing.
So by using the Wash Pad I was able to safely remove all the dirt and debris that was sitting
on top of the surface.
Also by using the Black Light Soap it has created tons of shaving cream thick foam which
acts as lubrication so we don't scratch it.
Now black is something that shows any kind of imperfection but this being a classic car
we want to take as much precaution that way we don't damage the finish.
So, to prevent water spots and the soap from drying we are going to rinse it off now.
Typically on a sunny day you don't have much time to work with this but since it's pretty
gloomy out we're going to take our time and make sure we get all the water off of it and
we'll dry it for a perfect dry finish.
So now that the car is all rinsed down, I'm going to take off all the water so we don't
create any water spots.
To help me accomplish that I'm using our Woolly Mammoth Drying Towel.
This towel is super plush so it's going to pick up all that water without streaking and
since it has this silk banded edge we don't have to worry about installing new swirls
or scratches.
Just like I did when I was washing I'll start at the highest point.
I'll drape this on the vehicle and gently pull off all this water.
You can always fold it in four to buff off or if you are working on small sections just
as long as you get all that water off for a perfect streak-free shine.
Alright guys, I've just finished washing and drying this 1954 Buick Special.
It's a mild custom, it has these side pipes and MOON discs.
Just looking at the paintwork you can tell it's really shiny.
Using Black Light Soap I was able to emulsify all the dirt and debris that was sitting on
the surface and since it creates these thick suds it lubricates so we don't add any new
scratches or swirls.
So tomorrow we'll bring it back and coat it with C9 and that is
going to give it a slick finish and prevent harmful UV rays from degrading the finish.
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We'll see you guys next time right here in the Detail Garage.
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