agentf1
Enthusiast
Get 2 buckets, 1 for rinsing and the other for your QEW/water mixture. I use like 2oz per gallon. I like using 2 ss mitts so I can have one bloom in the rinse bucket while I use the other and alternate. I put like 3 gals in rinse and maybe 1/2 gal of mixture in other.
Soak mitt in mixture and then wring out until not dripping but still pretty wet.
Do 1/2 of larger panels at a time or an entire small panel like a door. Lightly rub in straight line to tremove dirt going with the wind to dry panel with one microfiber and then followup with another waffle weave or mf until fully dry. Shake towels often to remove any dirt on them.
Let ss bloom in rinse bucket and use other ss to do next section.
Repeat this until vehicle finished.
I usually start at top of vehicle and work down to the dirtier areas.
I do this all the time on my daily driver in the winter when it is too cold to wash in the driveway due to freezing temperatures when the car is VERY dirty and get no marring, well atleast no more than you would with a normal wash.
Soak mitt in mixture and then wring out until not dripping but still pretty wet.
Do 1/2 of larger panels at a time or an entire small panel like a door. Lightly rub in straight line to tremove dirt going with the wind to dry panel with one microfiber and then followup with another waffle weave or mf until fully dry. Shake towels often to remove any dirt on them.
Let ss bloom in rinse bucket and use other ss to do next section.
Repeat this until vehicle finished.
I usually start at top of vehicle and work down to the dirtier areas.
I do this all the time on my daily driver in the winter when it is too cold to wash in the driveway due to freezing temperatures when the car is VERY dirty and get no marring, well atleast no more than you would with a normal wash.
