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WASHBONE TEFROCK ( PTFE Car Hard wax )

LEFT : SWIISVAX SHIELD. RIGHT: WASHBONE TEFROCK SHEETING TEST.

How To Wax Your Car / Truck

Another Non-DJ video for ya This is the kind of stuff I enjoy doing in my off time. It's not hard to do and can make your car or truck look fantastic! Enjoy!

User Comments

MrDoctorDJ commented on 19 Mar 2010

Dude have you ever thought about seriously being one of those actors for infomercials??? Your actually good in front of the camera! No joke. And you do a very good job of polishing because I can see the camera and you reflecting off the back of the truck.....BTW that is a beautiful truck.!! Another tip I just found out recently:: Keep your car away from street cleaners..disastrous.lol

briansredd commented on 19 Mar 2010

I was introduced to it probably 15 years ago by a guy who was serious about cars. Later, I find out that it was developed for WWII fighter planes over the Pacific as a streak free fog resistant window cleaner. More intiresting trivia: The DJ Skirts office/warehouse is located in the old Sparkle factory in the Chicago area

Sonic Orb Studios commented on 19 Mar 2010

Nice to see some "non-DJ" videos every now and then. BTW, those micro fiber cloths from Costco or Walmart are cheap and really take off the wax well. Washing them without any fabric softener keeps them lasting long as well. Top off the final vehicle glass with some RainX and you've got yourself a great job done.

Bobby Jackson commented on 21 Mar 2010

keep them coming please, Hey my i hope that you read this i am a new Dj or trying to be one what can you tell me to help me out. I am going to be buying Gemini CDM-3700G Dual CD Karaoke Mixing Console and Harbinger APS 15" Powered PA Speaker DJ Package is this a good one for me to start out on? -Bobby Jackson

matt b commented on 13 Sep 2015

Bout how long did it take you? What time is the day did you do it? And what was the temp? I hear that you shouldn't do it in the hottest part of the day and so on and so on....just wondering cause I'm wanting to wax my tundra which is black and I just want to do it right.

briansredd commented on 19 Mar 2010

During World War II in the 1940's, B-29 Navigators in the Army Air Force had trouble with dirty buildup on their gunner sights. A heavy-duty formulation was developed to clean the plastic without streaking, smearing and residue left behind by lesser cleaners

DJshittyloadin commented on 19 Mar 2010

I'm right there with you Brian-there's more to life than just DJing . It's gotta be really refreshing for you to mix up the video topics-keep going for it. Maybe in your next video you can show us how to train killer whales-now that would be a great video!

briansredd commented on 19 Mar 2010

@SonicOrbStudios You know, I bought a 3 pack of thoes micofiber clothes yesterday, but for a video I wanted to stick with what I knew. Also, RainX is nice, but I'm a Sparkle man myself. Ever tried that? Developed for the Military in WWII. EXELLENT stuff!

djboentertainment commented on 19 Mar 2010

DJ's aren't allowed to have lives remember? All we do is stand there play with cool gear, listen to cool music, and talk every one and a while! hahaha... What a BEAUTIFUL DAY is was today, I'm glad you got to get out and enjoy it a bit. ~DJ Bo~

David K commented on 04 May 2015

Great video Brian. You can also take it one step further and do a clay bar first, before you apply the wax, just to make sure you get off all the contaminants on the paint before applying the wax. Great video, thanks for sharing!

The Floppy Fish commented on 19 Mar 2010

im a chick and i like workin on car comes from long line of mechanic lol so most deff like ur car vid post more its interesting i never thought of the door jams either good tip will try it for myself next time hahaha

RichardSoullie commented on 23 Mar 2010

thanks for the video i am just like you when i wax my truck, i often get water in my door jams so i have to make an extra effort to keep them clean could you do a video on how degrease an engine thanks a lot

larasa007 commented on 19 Mar 2010

good job and vid Brian, I had a question for you thou, what do you for rust treatment? I know some people have there cars / trucks's oil sprayed and scotch guard every year, is that a good idea or no?

audiofanaticz commented on 20 Mar 2010

Seems like a good idea Brian (almost seems like I just referred to myself in the 3rd person since we got the same names). Ill be by in a hour or so (after dinner) and you can wax my tahoe too! Lol :)

walkrobb1022 commented on 22 Mar 2010

Nice job. You covered some good points that the pro's didn't cover like doing your door jams. You don't have to invest a million in products to keep your car looking great. Good video.

FunkyRob commented on 19 Mar 2010

I won't show this to my wife because she cried when we sold her Z71 Tahoe for something more economical on gas. Never thought of waxing the inside the door jams, not a bad idea.

briansredd commented on 19 Mar 2010

I have heard it's a great idea, but don't do it. Just try to keep things clean and when I get rust, I go to the body shop and get things handled before they get out of hand

Andrew Mergenthaler commented on 29 May 2011

Has to be the most informative video out there! You covered every minor detail down to water spots and the plastic! You got a skill doing these videos. Keep them coming!

Sonic Orb Studios commented on 19 Mar 2010

@briansredd No I've not tried Sparkle...actually, I've never even heard of it until just now....But I'll give it a try one of these days and see how it compares.

TRDSpecs commented on 07 May 2011

I already feel that we are buddies. Wax cleaner is good preparation for a good coat of wax try waxing your car with meg16 and it will last way longer!