Thank you I appreciate that 😁💯🍻

Thanks Sam I appreciate that and I appreciate you using my stuff!😁❌👏🍻

@Seb Cannata ASMR stands for autonomous sensory meridian response. That tingle you get that starts in your scalp and runs down your neck and shoulders, followed by relaxation because you heard or seen something that triggered it. That's ASMR. When I hear the brushes and the squish of the liquid and see the foam as he's detailing the interior it hits me. It is super satisfying!

Sorry I'm old what is ASMR? Lol

@Chem-X I hope so cuz dude I get the chills and shivers listening to the brushes and the scrubbing 😁. It's totally addictive.

Thank you! Asmr is a huge part of what I do lol, and that’s a great idea I’ll have to do that!😁🍻😂

I just coated one in my last video that is going to be stored outside actually, pretty much all of my customers use snake oil on vehicles that are stored outside though and it's been holding up for months with no issues

That makes my day to hear that thanks Bryan😁🍻❌

Finally someone agreeing with my on how I rinse hahaha, and I'm not even a detailer lol! Thanks and greetings from America!😂🍻👏

Thanks bud yeah Snake oil is miles ahead of liquid x as far as the coating performance and durability

@Chem-X definitely I found out the hard way was having a hard time getting the trucks to look clean no matter what I used back in the day. U can make a decent/cheap ro filter setup with a 55 gallon plastic drum and a few cheap ro membranes not enough for washing alot of trucks but u can get probably 5 or so a day washed super clean lol match that with the triple s setup an its the easiest best wash you will ever have

Def yeah water hardness is a tough variable, I like to just use mediocre city water at my studio to help it be realistic but there’s much worse water out there still

Also, does he have a "real" pressure washer, or a cheap 120v thing from Home Depot. The pressure is so low you really got to get close. This was a nice cleaning though.

That’s very true cold weather is another inhibitor on touchless washes, as the temp drops you generally have to mix your soaps stronger to compensate

@Middle TN Pyro That would be fun man yeah send me an email to orders@chem-x.com so we can be sure to get together! Yeah I get a lot of website traffic from my videos and that gets me by just fine, I like to wash for free it always makes someones day plus they never tell me when I miss a spot hahahaha😂

@Chem-X you just make enough off selling the product and posting youtube videos? Next time I'm in New England I'll have to get an appointment 😁 my truck would be a difficult one 😉

I've actually never charged to wash a vehicle, but I did have her pick up my Christmas tree to put it over my building at the end that was payment enough lol😁🍻👏

You’ve been here since the beginning bud I can verify that your a fan lol thank you 😁🍻👏

lol yeah I did 😂🤷‍♂️🍻

Now that makes my day 😁🍻👏

@Chem-X awesome. I wish I had an unusual project for you.

Nope I’m actively looking for unusual jobs lol 😂🤷‍♂️

@Chem-X thanks and yeah snow I coming in hard already had two storms in the past two weeks where I live and I’m excited to see how it turns out actually been thinking of buying one of you lots for my personal pickup your prouducts look like they do a amazing job and y’all seem to care about your customers and keeping the vehicle nice which to me is a make of a good business and business owner

I’ll hit up a salty municipal plow truck soon we should be seeing some snow anytime now out my way

I have had experience in my life about 20 years back now using two step soaps that did negatively impact clearcoat, glass and polished aluminum, so my goal with this current set of stars+stripes formulas was to address those issues and they have been very very good on those levels over the last two years now. Thanks for using my stuff bud I appreciate it a lot!

How were they? I’m on the fence on whether or not these are the real deal. Thinking abt getting the Stars and Stripes and maybe the snake oil

Thank you likewise 😁🍻👏

@Chem-X Good to know! Thanks gotta try this out in the future!

About 20 years back my family used to make some really harsh two step stuff that did hurt clear coat, glass and polished aluminum, I've been working up to this current generation of formulas to address that ever since and over the last two years I've been very happy with the results. I've actually seen no issues on clear coats or glass, and the only thing I've seen issues on is if stripes dries on polished aluminum before you rinse it it can leave a slight haze which would have to be polished, the solution there is not not foam an entire truck down at once esp if your out in the sun. Ceramic is not impacted at all, wax would take a slight hit with each wash tho

No those are just pre diluted 4:1 so you can run em right through a foam cannon or normal downstream injector. You would save the pail once empty, add four gallons water and one gallon concentrate to refill em, that keeps the cost as low as I can get it

Very cool idea😁🍻👏

I think at a minimum 1500psi@2gpm, main drawback there is rinsing would take longer than a machine running like 3.5gpm

I haven’t ever cut my tire shine for this application, I think the ones you mentioned might be more viscous tho

I gave the maximum respect I could toward this ace hardware X mas tree hahahahh😂🍻🤷‍♂️

@Chem-X Your great doing this. I had a mobile wash and a full drive thru truck wash back in Ohio. I had 43 of my own trucks running coast to coast and ever trip thru the yard they were cleaned. Back then I only had ZEP and DUbois Chemicals to use. I enjoy every video and your chemicals are awsome.

Thanks for the tips bud I'll keep that in mind!

No idea I do it for free🤷‍♂️😂 I'm curious what someone would charge as well

Thanks man I’ll def keep my eyes open for something like that soon!

I was surprised how good the diamond plate cleaned up on this crane I'd say the stars+stripes formulas would be my best ones for that

Lol yep, I think I may start throwing everything I’ve got at these details no matter the theme lol😁🍻💯❌

@Chem-X crane that big all day with 4 guys

Damn yeah it's a lot of work lol, how long does it take ya now?

That’s a great idea merry Xmas Seb🍻😁

Thanks bud 😁🍻👏

Thanks man much appreciated😁🍻

@Chem-X uploaded a vid to my channel spraying the tire shine out of hplv gun on my personal truck, it worked fabulous, had the pressure around 30-40 psi, no overspray 👍🏼👍🏼

It’s a sharpe finex fx3000 with a 3m pps system😁🍻

They are designed to work together

I’m very fortunate😁🍻💯

The soap just loosens the grime so that the psi can remove it, so I apply the soap quickly and spend a lot more time rinsing at high psi to scrub the surface clean, I'd love to sell more soap lol but it isn't necessary😂🤷‍♂️

That’s roughly how long the soap sits by the time you get back to rinsing it, I do think that helps

So the main thing is actually the gallons per minute, the spec I use is 2400psi@3.5gpm usually, more gpm gives more power and faster washing and rinsing while not presenting as much danger as higher psi does. I've used 3600psi@8gpm without damaging a thing though, because it's all about not getting too close to the surface lol

No issues at all on cars with ceramic coatings, let me know what info you need

I work for free 😁👏

I'm in Masscahusetts bud, I move all my products primarily through my website chem-x.com but my guys also help customers on the phone at (800)624-5403 if you prefer

I don’t no sorry

I know right this car wasn’t even dirty😂🤷‍♂️

I think folks that aren’t having great success with the product is possibly washing in direct sunlight or a hot surface

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