🔥 For more quality detailing products visit: tinyurl.com/bdehsjys ⬇️🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇️⬇️ 🇺🇸 For people in USA: Koch Chemie Green Star: bit.ly/3Fj44mA Optimum Power Clean: bit.ly/3HZSbnA Extra Tough: extratoughcleaningpower.com Lake Country System 4000 Pad Washer: amzn.to/3fitQNn Detail Guardz Pad Washer System: amzn.to/31PZwqj Detail Guardz Dirt Lock bucket filter: amzn.to/3fhhc1a Grit Guard: bit.ly/3tgn7M4 McKee’s 37 Polishing Pad Cleaner: amzn.to/3GnDc6h IK Foam Pro 2 pump sprayer: bit.ly/3XQbicX IK Foam Pro 2 pump sprayer: bit.ly/31NMt8D CarPro Dilute spray bottle: bit.ly/3tgQTAb Detail Factory brushes: amzn.to/3HRgG60 Work Stuff brushes: bit.ly/2K0fYep Wheel brush to clean buckets: bit.ly/3fpABNr McCulloch steam cleaner: amzn.to/3HXLYZe Ridgid vacuum: amzn.to/33sVhS0 Bissell extractor: amzn.to/3nijD8a CR Spotless deionizer system: bit.ly/3zNmta2 Eley wall-mounted hose reel: bit.ly/3b6lSV3 Eley polyurethane garden hose: bit.ly/3qqGePb Eley professional sprayer nozzle set: bit.ly/3u4wuwb Kranzle 1122TST pressure washer: bit.ly/3d5kZeK Mosmatic gun and wand solution: bit.ly/3aA67oE Garage door lubricant: amzn.to/3fkOooc Frigidaire dehumidifier: amzn.to/31OdBo0 P&S Rags to Riches microfiber detergent: bit.ly/333A2GE 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: Koch Chemie Green Star: bit.ly/3GjCqHx Optimum Power Clean: bit.ly/33mvUBc Extra Tough: extratoughcleaningpower.com Lake Country System 4000 Pad Washer: bit.ly/3JZG63o Detail Guardz Pad Washer System: amzn.to/3HXp2sZ Detail Guardz Dirt Lock bucket filter: amzn.to/3FfZDJf Grit Guard: bit.ly/335G4qe McKee’s 37 Polishing Pad Cleaner: amzn.to/3Gmn6Ki IK Foam Pro 2 pump sprayer: bit.ly/31Nvwv0 CarPro Dilute spray bottle: bit.ly/3Gjs3mY Detail Factory brushes: bit.ly/3zPYNlh Work Stuff brushes: bit.ly/2K0fYep Wheel brush to clean buckets: bit.ly/3qpb0KC McCulloch steam cleaner: amzn.to/3njI2tJ Ridgid vacuum: amzn.to/31UKmQE Bissell extractor: amzn.to/3GjEqQ3 CR Spotless deionizer system: bit.ly/3qrEV5f Kranzle 1122TST pressure washer: bit.ly/3d5kZeK Mosmatic gun and wand solution: bit.ly/3aA67oE Garage door lubricant: amzn.to/3FqB2Sk Frigidaire dehumidifier: amzn.to/3qjHNAS P&S Rags to Riches microfiber detergent: bit.ly/3JZGFu2 Watch more of my cleaning tutorials: ✅ How to clean polishing pads: th-cam.com/video/IGDfRjcPaX4/w-d-xo.html ✅ Detail Guardz tools: th-cam.com/video/xmCtN4Y0APM/w-d-xo.html ✅ How to clean microfiber towels: th-cam.com/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/w-d-xo.html ✅ My detailing tools and equipment: th-cam.com/video/AC5noPvHiEg/w-d-xo.html ✅ Lake Country System 4000 pad washer: th-cam.com/video/vfKgy7LOhh4/w-d-xo.html ✅ How to wash microfiber towels: th-cam.com/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/w-d-xo.html ✅ How to lubricate your garage door: th-cam.com/video/btGMELqhhwM/w-d-xo.html ✅ HVAC maintenance tutorial: th-cam.com/video/fGY0UNVNKDs/w-d-xo.html 🎶 MUSIC I USE IN MY VIDEOS - Referral link, get a free trial by clicking below! www.epidemicsound.com/referral/pjuxkd
Another way to clean the spray bottle nozzles is to keep an empty spray bottle. Just add warm water and and transfer the sprayer. That way I don't waste the solutions and keep everything ready to go. Just remember to prime the sprayer to remove the water.
Pan, you really deserve a title of "The Organizer"! And you were able to "organize" a wide range of tools and equipments in a relatively small space! This has to do with productivity too! Congratulations!
I’m convinced that Pan has a team working for him that just reply to comments, literally almost every single comment is replied to! Even when I comment on older videos! You’re the man Pan! Show this comment in your next video 🙏🏻
Hehehe. Nope it's all me. I take up to 4 hours each day personally replying to comments. It allows me to stay close to my audience. I won't lie though, it can get overwhelming at times, as I receive thousands of comments daily. But thanks for acknowledging the hard work I put in. :)
Pan, you're an absolute legend! Your videos are so well done and full of great content - I'm always learning something new. Your enthusiasm and passion for what you do shines through in each and every one of your videos! Always such a joy to see a new video pop up! Keep up the fantastic work!
HEhehe Jim, I'm human, I have to sleep! I sleep late and wake up late, hence why I'm writing just now. But as you can tell, I still never fail my audience. I will admit it's getting harder and harder to respond to each comment every day. People need to keep in mind I spend upwards of 4 hours EACH DAY responding to comments, sitting in front of my computer screen and typing. It's insane. Almost no channels above 700,000 subscribers do this. So I hope it's well appreciated by my audience. I try my best. :)
@@PanTheOrganizer you too, sir! I have a question. Do you know where I can find a wet towel ringer? I'm asking because I'm getting a little older and my hands don't have much strength to wring out my drying towels after I dry my cars. If you have any ideas, can you post a link? If not, no worries 😊
Great video Pan, I really like that it encompasses pretty much everything in one video, well done! I'm sure many people were looking for a video like this and it's great to see your response to the community by making it. I always clean all my tools and equipment immediately as well and keep everything in its proper place neatly sorted and stowed, though I have only a fraction of all the things you have 😅 One thing I also do with polishing pads is while I'm working on the car is bring a bucket with an MFX/Multi X solution to dunk pads in while I switch to a fresh one and continue working. Then after the job is done, which sometimes takes hours, I do a proper clean of all of them. Makes cleaning them after a finished job much easier 👍
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hi Pan, on what can you use APC on, or do you use it only for cleaning your detailing tools. What kind of dilution ratio should I use. Thanks for all the info you provide about detailing. Cheers.
An all purpose cleaner can be used for pretty much cleaning everything both inside and outside the vehicle. Wheels, tires, plastics, rubber, engine bay components, etc. For the dilutions, that depends which one you buy. Always follow the instructions on the label of the product you are buying. They usually give the recommended dilutions based on which task you are performing.
I'm so happy someone else is as obsessively organized, color coordinated and clean as me. I know there's plenty of us sprinkled about, but so many people think I'm completely nutters at times. 😂 I wouldn't have it any other way though. Be well bud, another great video.
Pan, you just need a label maker (for the dilution bottles for example) and I think you’ve officially got the best dedicated detailing home garage on TH-cam 👍🏻
Hi! After washing microfiber in a small bucket, I put the water through a filter to take out as much as the microplastics as possible to prevent them from getting into the water systems.
20:20 I have the same one (single filter instead of dual). I rigged up some "Y" valves and another short hose and made a bypass, So i can wash/rinse with hose water then switch over to filtered water without disconnecting any hoses. If i use filtered water the whole time my filter media doesn't last long lol.
Yeah I’m blowing through media quickly haha. Inalso realized that my hole house water softener system also deteriorates the deionizer resin quicker. I confirmed my findins with CR Spotless.
Great video Pan. Lots of very useful info. After I use my foam cannon, I have my 2 buckets there. One filled with clean water for rinsing the wash mitt. Before I dirty the water I unscrew my foam cannon container and lower my pick-up tube into the rinse water bucket and spray the foam cannon for 30 seconds cleaning out the head and filter. Quick & easy.
man i wish that i can get the rags from the rag company but thats not in my budget but ill definitely be interested in getting them gotta stick to the leaf blower. your setup is so cool i really like it and your so informed about everything to do cleaning a car i wish there was a place in london on to teach you in person.
I have the same Kranzle Obsessed Garage Unit. I like to store my tip, wand and gun disassembled in my tool vault. I do this after I blow the inside of the gun and wand dry. I also will rinse my buckets and then dry them with a multipurpose microfiber towel. I usually clean my pads by hand, but I am thinking of buying a pad cleaning system. As always, I do appreciate the detail you put in your videos. Living in Southern California (SoCal), winter here isn't that tuff, so I enjoy the "winter" cleaning.
Thanks for sharing Brian! And you're sooooo lucky to live in sunny California! Are there any downsides to living there in your opinion? Do you guys have water droubts and heavy restrictions as the media leads us to believe?
@@PanTheOrganizer Hello Pan and good morning to you. Living in SoCal is a both treat and a challenge. Traffic is definitely famous here; as well as, Santa Ana wind events, wild fires, earthquakes and such. I love the weather as a whole though. As far as drought restrictions, the Governor has asked, as a whole, that we reduce our water consumption. But, locally, we have had none imposed. Northern California (NoCal or NorCal) has had some harsh implementation. Now though it is raining and snowing, we await the summer months.
Ridgid ( and most brands) sell filter bags. Keeps the more expensive hepa filters cleaner longer from the bigger debri and the inside of the vac. Use them for work sanding drywall and filter stays clean an unclogged.
I love winter, but I come from the desert and I find seasons give me a sense of progress. Back home, the weather never changes. It's always within a 15 deg F spread. MEGA boring. I live in a place with very distinct seasons now and it gives me peace.
@@PanTheOrganizer I live in the Colorado Rockies Front Range. There's always an aura about the whole place when the changes in season are coming. I love it.
Hehehe. Don't forget I have been detailing for over 25 years so it's normal that I have more products and equipment. To get you started, I have two videos with the basic products and tools you need for the exterior and interior. Here are those videos: Exterior car wash kit: th-cam.com/video/HMJLfwZcfSs/w-d-xo.html Interior cleaning kit: th-cam.com/video/5FvC8AV_RRc/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks i think those videos are for me because those advance videos with 1000 products are a little frustrating because theres a product for every need... i still am in the process of washing and interior.. next learn how to polish...
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hey pan just got finished doing a leather conditioning session . how do i wash my microfiber applicator pad ? can i throw it in the wash w my other microfiber towels ??
Thanks. Here's my full garage tour video for all the cool details that make this custom built for detailing: th-cam.com/video/wx6HTBAzeXI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wxXKvsENltMH6Fim Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Glad you enjoyed it! How did you discover my channel? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 930,000 subscribers and we have over 122 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hey Pan, when you use APC to use your brushes how much do you dilute it? I have super clean and I don’t know how much i’m supposed to use in order to clean my brushes
That really depends if you are buying an APC that can be diluted or not, as some are "RTU" meaning ready-to-use out of the bottle and can't be diluted. If you get an APC that you can dilute, read the instructions on the label to see what ratios they recommend for light or heavy duty use, and I typically use a light duty dilution unless the tools are extra disgusting, then I switch to heavy.
@@PanTheOrganizer Super sorry I didn't see this response I'm surprised how you got to this so fast😅! The APC I have is SuperClean, and after reading the back I couldn't find any dilution instructions for cleaning the tools I use (Detailing Brushes, Scrub Ninjas, Drill Attachments, Etc.) Do you have any recommendations for the dilutions I should use when cleaning those tools while using SuperClean as my APC? If not, totally understand, and thank you for getting back w me so fast! Again, my apologies for not seeing this sooner.
Great stuff Pan! I do alot of the same cleaning techniques you mentioned here. I believe the more you keep your tools cleaned, the longer they'll last.
Hey Pan, after drying my towels, I discovered there was a wool dryer ball along with them. Are they done, or can they be saved? I did read in your description about getting rid of the lint on towels, but I am curious if this tip would apply to this specific situation.
Ouch, that's a tough one. I don't know how you'd remove all the micro wool particles, especially those you can't really see. I don't know if your towels are usable unfortunately. Perhaps write to the microfiber company and see what they say.
It's so complicated to travel during covid it's nuts (our gvmnt in Canada also tells us not to travel at this point in time), so I won't be there unfortunately. Hopefully I'll make it to SEMA 2022!!
Yes! I hate winter too! Here in Michigan already getting lake effect snows, very cold Canadian air coming down to us to highs of 16 ° to -8° F salty roads, yuck!
Thanks Pan for this video. I haven't driven my car in this winter weather where I live because of the salt the city uses. So my Camry has stayed in the driveway. It's a 2000 Toyota Camry LE. So I want to take care of it as long as I can. Some of the mechanical work I do if I can. I don't trust the mechanics in my area. I keep the interior clean as often as I can. That's a little bit hard to do in winter time. I have learned so much from you. Again thanks Pan.
Glad you like them! Did you watch my full garage tour video Liv? Here you go: th-cam.com/video/gyehNOd44SY/w-d-xo.html How did you discover my channel by the way?
TY Pan as always a brilliant video, I tend to get this deep burning pain watching your show of how many products and accessories you have in your garage, I guess it happens more when I go out to my garage and look at my rather small but hip pocket driven collection. Ty my friend awesome detailed video look forward to the next instalment. Keep Safe Keep Strong STAY WARM🦘🦘🦘🦘
I haven't tested the Vacmaster Beast for extraction purposes. My Bissell works great for the price. It's usually the budget "go-to" for most detailers.
Koch Chemie Green Star is an excellent product! I use it to clean the wheel arches. All the salt and mud become when rinsed easily removed. Also works very well on the rims when prewashed.
What do you recommend to start in the detailing world as a hobby? I recently bought a car with some cosmetic details that I want to fix as a project but there is too many brands to choose. I live in USA. Thanks!
Amazing setup you have there Pan 👏 I couldn’t help but notice you have stairs leading down to what looks like another garage. Do you have another sweet setup down there too?
Hey Pan, I'm thinking of buying a pressure washer for car cleaning, but I wanted to know what should I look out for when shopping for one and which ones would you recommend for a first time buy. Thanks in advance and keep up the great videos, I've learned a lot thanks to you.
Thanks I appreciate the positive feedback. How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer can I ask you one more question ? How do you clean your microfiber applicator pads that may be used for interior dressing or leather conditioner?? And I found your TH-cam by simply just googled mobile detail tips also people talk allot about you on Facebook in the detailing groups I’ve joined your a legend out there 🐐🙏🏽
Another great video Pan! I absolutely love my Detail Guardz pad washer and glad to support a Canadian business. Thanks for the tip on the foam cannon to keep it functional! I've found it of most importance to immediately soak microfiber towels with Rags to Riches in a small tote to prevent staining from occurring. This methodology stems from maintaining towels that get clogged up with Beadmaker and has stuck with me in my maintenance regimen ever since.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you! Just waiting patiently until Spring for some overdue details. In the meantime my son just started his winter hockey practice this week!
I also coat my garden hose with 303 to protect it and keep it flexible since it spends some time in the sun when I am using it. I hand wash my microfibre towels after letting them soak overnight. I don't want those chemicals in my machine. If it isn't safe for my hands then it isn't good for my body. Did that once and then had to run the machine through a bunch of wash cycles to get the scents out while wasting water. It's time consuming but I don't have to worry about possible skin irritation for my kids. An old washer or a small washer just for the garage stuff is probably the best bet.
If they're properly washed you could use them for anything you want. The only towels we don't reuse are the ones used for true ceramic coatings, the ones in glass bottles.
Pan for the microfiber applicators like interior dressings/exterior plastic dressings/wax do you presoak and wash together with other towels? What’s your procedure with those? Thank you for your help!
I actually made a full in depth review of them with an expert from the company that makes them when they were in my previous house. Watch this video: th-cam.com/video/Vktctjs8RKM/w-d-xo.html We then moved the cabinets and workbench to my new house and I added even more storage options from the company in this garage tour update video: th-cam.com/video/oHB4-BXmmR8/w-d-xo.html Enjoy!
Great video Pan! I was wondering how you clean your garage floor. It tends to get really dirty and usually need some stronger chemicals for a job like that. Do you have any tips on products for this application? Never the less, great video!
Great info and tips Pan 😃 i have a tips that i use for cleaning my detailing brushes and drillbrush. I use a ultrasonic cleaner with warm water and little apc in it and run 1-2 times depend how durty the brushes are and when its clean i rinse it of in warm water and put it on a towel or microfiber cloth to dry it 🙂
What are the rough measurements you would reccommend for a detailing garage? (pls in meters) I got started on detailing a few months ago and I'm planning on building a garage for it.
My new two car garage is 54m2 (576 sq.ft). So it's quite big. My previous house I had a single car garage 29.3m2 (315 sq.ft) and I wouldn't want anything smaller. Watch my new full garage tour video here: th-cam.com/video/gyehNOd44SY/w-d-xo.html And to give you an idea, here's my previous garage: th-cam.com/video/E_P6wRo3BH8/w-d-xo.html
Another amazing video! Everything is well organized, its well thought out and everything flows and has its own purpose which is great, then you put your own flare on it. This also gives me some different ways to clean things. The only thing that throws me off are the long sleeves, normally its the polo. But glad to see you're safe, please stay warm and well
For freshly repainted cars, wait 2 months before applying any paint protection or detailing the car. The paint needs time to finish curing and finish the off-gassing phase.
Hey Pan! Question about the grit guards. When you put the microfiber mitt into the bucket during the wash, do you rub the microfiber mitt against the grit guard to get the dirt out or simply dip the mitt in the water so that the dirt floats down to the grit guard?
You brush it against the water filter (grit guard) or pump it on the "pump and scrub attachment" if you are using Detail Guardz equipment. Watch my video here: th-cam.com/video/xmCtN4Y0APM/w-d-xo.html
I haven't used the Adam's APC for paint. According to their website: "Adam’s All Purpose Cleaner is safe on Rubber, Wheels, Underbodies, Engine Bays, Fender Wells, Exhaust Tips, Vinyl Tops, Truck Bed Liners, Tonneau Covers, Vinyl Seats, Carpeted Floor Matts, Carpet Stains, even Canvas Tops!" So they don't mention paintwork. Your best bet is to e-mail them directly and ask.
HI pan, what's the difference between greenstar, polstar and the asc (all surface cleaner) in the koch chemie range and what would each of their use cases be?
Dip it in some APC overnight and rinse thoroughly the next day. In my case, when I’m done cleaning the tires I just pressure rinse it and it’s good to go.
Pan the organizer Just wondering have you ever thinking about to do online class about ceramic coating and how to prepare for the car? Would be first to join !
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you, I did start watching yesterday, but I fall asleep 😀 but now I have to start all over. Great tutorials by the way ! Correcting myself I wanted to add the ceramic coating to my business, and wanted to learn step by step, how much would you ask for to put video together ? Prep works, what tools I need, and product. And step by step, to apply ceramic coating.
I'm not sure I understand your question. You would put the Scrub and Pump attachment in the "Rinse" bucket so you can agitate all the dirt off the mitt, before dunking it in the "Wash" bucket with soapy water.
@Pan the Organizer, may I ask, which brand your colourful brushes in this video are? (also the 4 mini ones), thank you :) and pls keep up the great videos! PS: If you say Detail Factory, then i cannot find them in this variety :)
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks Pan! Actually I was searching on their official homepage.. and couldn't see these colors! That's strange.... no I'm in the E.U. 😌
Glad you liked it! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 870,000 subscribers and we have over 110 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
You need to set them to longer drying times until fully dry. I set air dry, and typically will set for 60 minutes on small loads, 90-120 minutes on larger loads. You have to check and see what works best. Or let the hang dry on a rack overnight, and finish them off the next day on the air dry setting in your dryer for 20 min, that should fluff them up and you should be good to go!
Heheh I notice how the majority of my viewers also hate winter, just like me! I guess that's our detailing side that hates to have a car get dirty in all that snow, slush and sleet!
Good stuff Pan, do most of the stuff you recommend. But there are a few things I get lazy with (like my buckets) so I need to take care of them better.
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⬇️🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇️⬇️
🇺🇸 For people in USA:
Koch Chemie Green Star: bit.ly/3Fj44mA
Optimum Power Clean: bit.ly/3HZSbnA
Extra Tough: extratoughcleaningpower.com
Lake Country System 4000 Pad Washer: amzn.to/3fitQNn
Detail Guardz Pad Washer System: amzn.to/31PZwqj
Detail Guardz Dirt Lock bucket filter: amzn.to/3fhhc1a
Grit Guard: bit.ly/3tgn7M4
McKee’s 37 Polishing Pad Cleaner: amzn.to/3GnDc6h
IK Foam Pro 2 pump sprayer: bit.ly/3XQbicX
IK Foam Pro 2 pump sprayer: bit.ly/31NMt8D
CarPro Dilute spray bottle: bit.ly/3tgQTAb
Detail Factory brushes: amzn.to/3HRgG60
Work Stuff brushes: bit.ly/2K0fYep
Wheel brush to clean buckets: bit.ly/3fpABNr
McCulloch steam cleaner: amzn.to/3HXLYZe
Ridgid vacuum: amzn.to/33sVhS0
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CR Spotless deionizer system: bit.ly/3zNmta2
Eley wall-mounted hose reel: bit.ly/3b6lSV3
Eley polyurethane garden hose: bit.ly/3qqGePb
Eley professional sprayer nozzle set: bit.ly/3u4wuwb
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Mosmatic gun and wand solution: bit.ly/3aA67oE
Garage door lubricant: amzn.to/3fkOooc
Frigidaire dehumidifier: amzn.to/31OdBo0
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Optimum Power Clean: bit.ly/33mvUBc
Extra Tough: extratoughcleaningpower.com
Lake Country System 4000 Pad Washer: bit.ly/3JZG63o
Detail Guardz Pad Washer System: amzn.to/3HXp2sZ
Detail Guardz Dirt Lock bucket filter: amzn.to/3FfZDJf
Grit Guard: bit.ly/335G4qe
McKee’s 37 Polishing Pad Cleaner: amzn.to/3Gmn6Ki
IK Foam Pro 2 pump sprayer: bit.ly/31Nvwv0
CarPro Dilute spray bottle: bit.ly/3Gjs3mY
Detail Factory brushes: bit.ly/3zPYNlh
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Ridgid vacuum: amzn.to/31UKmQE
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CR Spotless deionizer system: bit.ly/3qrEV5f
Kranzle 1122TST pressure washer: bit.ly/3d5kZeK
Mosmatic gun and wand solution: bit.ly/3aA67oE
Garage door lubricant: amzn.to/3FqB2Sk
Frigidaire dehumidifier: amzn.to/3qjHNAS
P&S Rags to Riches microfiber detergent: bit.ly/3JZGFu2
Watch more of my cleaning tutorials:
✅ How to clean polishing pads: th-cam.com/video/IGDfRjcPaX4/w-d-xo.html
✅ Detail Guardz tools: th-cam.com/video/xmCtN4Y0APM/w-d-xo.html
✅ How to clean microfiber towels: th-cam.com/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/w-d-xo.html
✅ My detailing tools and equipment: th-cam.com/video/AC5noPvHiEg/w-d-xo.html
✅ Lake Country System 4000 pad washer: th-cam.com/video/vfKgy7LOhh4/w-d-xo.html
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Another way to clean the spray bottle nozzles is to keep an empty spray bottle. Just add warm water and and transfer the sprayer. That way I don't waste the solutions and keep everything ready to go. Just remember to prime the sprayer to remove the water.
hello what product you recoment to hydrophob metal with stickers and faded paint ? (water repel ebike)
Pan, you really deserve a title of "The Organizer"! And you were able to "organize" a wide range of tools and equipments in a relatively small space! This has to do with productivity too! Congratulations!
Thanks Ronaldo!
I’m convinced that Pan has a team working for him that just reply to comments, literally almost every single comment is replied to! Even when I comment on older videos! You’re the man Pan! Show this comment in your next video 🙏🏻
Hehehe. Nope it's all me. I take up to 4 hours each day personally replying to comments. It allows me to stay close to my audience. I won't lie though, it can get overwhelming at times, as I receive thousands of comments daily. But thanks for acknowledging the hard work I put in. :)
@@PanTheOrganizer well, we (the audience) definitely appreciate the personal attention you provide. Thanks sir!
Pan, you're an absolute legend! Your videos are so well done and full of great content - I'm always learning something new. Your enthusiasm and passion for what you do shines through in each and every one of your videos! Always such a joy to see a new video pop up! Keep up the fantastic work!
I’m surprised Pan has not responded.
He usually misses sleep and replies to everybody. I’m sure he’ll be around soon.
@@chezchezchezchez True story , Pan is an epic responder to comments , i can bear witness to this :)
Awesome! Thank you! What's your favourite video on my channel so far?
HEhehe Jim, I'm human, I have to sleep! I sleep late and wake up late, hence why I'm writing just now. But as you can tell, I still never fail my audience. I will admit it's getting harder and harder to respond to each comment every day. People need to keep in mind I spend upwards of 4 hours EACH DAY responding to comments, sitting in front of my computer screen and typing. It's insane. Almost no channels above 700,000 subscribers do this. So I hope it's well appreciated by my audience. I try my best. :)
That's right Matt! :)
I’ve never thought about cleaning the inside of my vacuum hose… but now I will. Thanks Pan and great video!
Thanks!
Pan deserves not 700k subs but more than 5million. Let’s go guys!
Thanks man! :)
In the world of auto detailing, nobody... NOBODY beats Pan!! Excellent video!!
Thanks Chris! I appreciate it, and hope you have a great evening!
@@PanTheOrganizer you too, sir! I have a question. Do you know where I can find a wet towel ringer? I'm asking because I'm getting a little older and my hands don't have much strength to wring out my drying towels after I dry my cars. If you have any ideas, can you post a link? If not, no worries 😊
Since you asked, I really enjoy winter. Its snowing right now. Wonderful!
I'm with you Pan I hate winter. Not much snow where I live but very wet and muddy roads. One trip out and the car is dirty again..
Yeah it's depressing!
This is 100% my dream garage! I absolutely love how you have everything setup and how organized it is! 👍🏻
Thanks! Did you watch my full garage tour video? Here: th-cam.com/video/gyehNOd44SY/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer
Forsure!
I haven't, but I will right now! 👌🏻
We can always count of you to help us keep things clean and organized! Thank you
Thanks I appreciate it! How did you discover my channel by the way?
@@PanTheOrganizer just here on TH-cam! The fact you respond to your subscribers is amazing.
Great video Pan, I really like that it encompasses pretty much everything in one video, well done! I'm sure many people were looking for a video like this and it's great to see your response to the community by making it. I always clean all my tools and equipment immediately as well and keep everything in its proper place neatly sorted and stowed, though I have only a fraction of all the things you have 😅 One thing I also do with polishing pads is while I'm working on the car is bring a bucket with an MFX/Multi X solution to dunk pads in while I switch to a fresh one and continue working. Then after the job is done, which sometimes takes hours, I do a proper clean of all of them. Makes cleaning them after a finished job much easier 👍
Thanks Chris!
Pan I love you, just washed my car and I always remind myself to be as organised as you when it comes to working without being all over the place😂
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Would you be able to use dawn dish soap to clean interior brushes?
Sure.
Holy im actually stunned how you are able to remember all of this and keep it so nice and clean wow
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hi Pan, on what can you use APC on, or do you use it only for cleaning your detailing tools. What kind of dilution ratio should I use. Thanks for all the info you provide about detailing. Cheers.
An all purpose cleaner can be used for pretty much cleaning everything both inside and outside the vehicle. Wheels, tires, plastics, rubber, engine bay components, etc. For the dilutions, that depends which one you buy. Always follow the instructions on the label of the product you are buying. They usually give the recommended dilutions based on which task you are performing.
I'm so happy someone else is as obsessively organized, color coordinated and clean as me. I know there's plenty of us sprinkled about, but so many people think I'm completely nutters at times. 😂 I wouldn't have it any other way though. Be well bud, another great video.
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Pan, you just need a label maker (for the dilution bottles for example) and I think you’ve officially got the best dedicated detailing home garage on TH-cam 👍🏻
Great idea! And I do have a label maker so that makes sense!
Hi! After washing microfiber in a small bucket, I put the water through a filter to take out as much as the microplastics as possible to prevent them from getting into the water systems.
Thanks for sharing! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Been watching since 2019! Was looking online for how to best wash my new car. Learned a lot 😄
20:20 I have the same one (single filter instead of dual). I rigged up some "Y" valves and another short hose and made a bypass, So i can wash/rinse with hose water then switch over to filtered water without disconnecting any hoses. If i use filtered water the whole time my filter media doesn't last long lol.
Yeah I’m blowing through media quickly haha. Inalso realized that my hole house water softener system also deteriorates the deionizer resin quicker. I confirmed my findins with CR Spotless.
@@PanTheOrganizer Oh! Thats a bummer...
Great video Pan. Lots of very useful info. After I use my foam cannon, I have my 2 buckets there. One filled with clean water for rinsing the wash mitt. Before I dirty the water I unscrew my foam cannon container and lower my pick-up tube into the rinse water bucket and spray the foam cannon for 30 seconds cleaning out the head and filter. Quick & easy.
Thanks for sharing David!
Great idea!
man i wish that i can get the rags from the rag company but thats not in my budget but ill definitely be interested in getting them gotta stick to the leaf blower. your setup is so cool i really like it and your so informed about everything to do cleaning a car i wish there was a place in london on to teach you in person.
I have the same Kranzle Obsessed Garage Unit. I like to store my tip, wand and gun disassembled in my tool vault. I do this after I blow the inside of the gun and wand dry. I also will rinse my buckets and then dry them with a multipurpose microfiber towel. I usually clean my pads by hand, but I am thinking of buying a pad cleaning system. As always, I do appreciate the detail you put in your videos. Living in Southern California (SoCal), winter here isn't that tuff, so I enjoy the "winter" cleaning.
Thanks for sharing Brian! And you're sooooo lucky to live in sunny California! Are there any downsides to living there in your opinion? Do you guys have water droubts and heavy restrictions as the media leads us to believe?
@@PanTheOrganizer Hello Pan and good morning to you. Living in SoCal is a both treat and a challenge. Traffic is definitely famous here; as well as, Santa Ana wind events, wild fires, earthquakes and such. I love the weather as a whole though. As far as drought restrictions, the Governor has asked, as a whole, that we reduce our water consumption. But, locally, we have had none imposed. Northern California (NoCal or NorCal) has had some harsh implementation. Now though it is raining and snowing, we await the summer months.
That means a real detailer. Congratulations!
Great video as always ... Thanks for all your great work... Great source of info for detailing enthusiasts
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ridgid ( and most brands) sell filter bags. Keeps the more expensive hepa filters cleaner longer from the bigger debri and the inside of the vac. Use them for work sanding drywall and filter stays clean an unclogged.
I love winter, but I come from the desert and I find seasons give me a sense of progress. Back home, the weather never changes. It's always within a 15 deg F spread. MEGA boring. I live in a place with very distinct seasons now and it gives me peace.
Where do you live?
@@PanTheOrganizer I live in the Colorado Rockies Front Range. There's always an aura about the whole place when the changes in season are coming. I love it.
Pan! After watching this video, I don’t know what to get you for your birthday. You already got everything!
Heheheh yeah over two decades of being obsessed and passionate about detailing to get to this point. :)
oh lord... im beginning with 5 simple home products and you have a complete store in your house. threes a looooong road to learn
Hehehe. Don't forget I have been detailing for over 25 years so it's normal that I have more products and equipment. To get you started, I have two videos with the basic products and tools you need for the exterior and interior. Here are those videos:
Exterior car wash kit: th-cam.com/video/HMJLfwZcfSs/w-d-xo.html
Interior cleaning kit: th-cam.com/video/5FvC8AV_RRc/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks i think those videos are for me because those advance videos with 1000 products are a little frustrating because theres a product for every need... i still am in the process of washing and interior.. next learn how to polish...
Im starting a detailing business, so I think I will sub to you, as you look like you know what you are doing and talking about
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 940,000 subscribers and we have over 123 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
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Do you clean your soft interior detailing brushes in the same bucket as the exterior wheel brushes? How much APC do you use? Thanks!
hey pan just got finished doing a leather conditioning session . how do i wash my microfiber applicator pad ? can i throw it in the wash w my other microfiber towels ??
You certainly can.
Oh my-o-my! Your work area is impressive each time I see :) Great topic since winter is here in Eastern Wa.
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Another Midweek refresh from Pan! great video and As always articulate the details in all criteria!! Kitel Mâche!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Pan, can you advise how to clean rayon applicators/pads after using with glass polish like Carpro Ceriglass
Same as you would for regular pads.
I always wanted a garage, but now my goal is one like this, just beautiful. My ocd approves.
Thanks. Here's my full garage tour video for all the cool details that make this custom built for detailing: th-cam.com/video/wx6HTBAzeXI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wxXKvsENltMH6Fim
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
This was a great video I wish I had a garage I would do it just like this Great very smart very efficient garage setup thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! How did you discover my channel?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 930,000 subscribers and we have over 122 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Your detailing set up is such a dream 🥺❤️!! Hopefully someday I can achieve something similar
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So happy to see another upload from the channel! Great as always!!!
Thanks Yarin!
Hey Pan, when you use APC to use your brushes how much do you dilute it? I have super clean and I don’t know how much i’m supposed to use in order to clean my brushes
That really depends if you are buying an APC that can be diluted or not, as some are "RTU" meaning ready-to-use out of the bottle and can't be diluted.
If you get an APC that you can dilute, read the instructions on the label to see what ratios they recommend for light or heavy duty use, and I typically use a light duty dilution unless the tools are extra disgusting, then I switch to heavy.
@@PanTheOrganizer Super sorry I didn't see this response I'm surprised how you got to this so fast😅! The APC I have is SuperClean, and after reading the back I couldn't find any dilution instructions for cleaning the tools I use (Detailing Brushes, Scrub Ninjas, Drill Attachments, Etc.)
Do you have any recommendations for the dilutions I should use when cleaning those tools while using SuperClean as my APC? If not, totally understand, and thank you for getting back w me so fast! Again, my apologies for not seeing this sooner.
What are you using for the water for your steamer. like where are you getting the water you are using for it from?
I used distilled water in the steamer. And sometimes, to boost its cleaning power, I add one ounce of Optimum No Rinse (rinseless wash).
Can I ask where do you purchase the distilled water from?
Also when you use the rinse less wash in the steamer do you need to clean it out after that? And can that also be used as a waterless wash by itself?
Thank you Pan, that was paaaaaaaaaaaantastic
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Great stuff Pan! I do alot of the same cleaning techniques you mentioned here. I believe the more you keep your tools cleaned, the longer they'll last.
I agree!
Bonjour PAN,
Quelle est le sol que tu as choisi de poser pour ton garage ? C'est un revêtement spécial ?
J’ai une vidéo pour ce sujet ici: th-cam.com/video/lNxwis8YdUU/w-d-xo.html
Hey Pan, after drying my towels, I discovered there was a wool dryer ball along with them. Are they done, or can they be saved? I did read in your description about getting rid of the lint on towels, but I am curious if this tip would apply to this specific situation.
Ouch, that's a tough one. I don't know how you'd remove all the micro wool particles, especially those you can't really see. I don't know if your towels are usable unfortunately. Perhaps write to the microfiber company and see what they say.
@Pan The Organizer Pro tip from a novice: Never let anybody else wash your microfiber towels, but yourself!
Hi Pan by any chance are you going to be at the mobile tech expo in Orlando next weekend?
It's so complicated to travel during covid it's nuts (our gvmnt in Canada also tells us not to travel at this point in time), so I won't be there unfortunately. Hopefully I'll make it to SEMA 2022!!
Exactly the video I’ve been looking for thanks Pan!
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Guys this channel is the best and he’s the best
:)
Yes! I hate winter too! Here in Michigan already getting lake effect snows, very cold Canadian air coming down to us to highs of 16 ° to -8° F salty roads, yuck!
Winter !! 🤬
Hello, I knew nothing about draining the spotless water vessels after use, so a great tip thanks 👍
Thanks for watching Ricky! We always learn new things. ;)
Thanks Pan for this video. I haven't driven my car in this winter weather where I live because of the salt the city uses. So my Camry has stayed in the driveway. It's a 2000 Toyota Camry LE. So I want to take care of it as long as I can. Some of the mechanical work I do if I can. I don't trust the mechanics in my area. I keep the interior clean as often as I can. That's a little bit hard to do in winter time. I have learned so much from you. Again thanks Pan.
Thanks for the kind words William!
@@PanTheOrganizer Your welcome.
My goal is to have a garage like yours. Absolutely love your videos
Glad you like them! Did you watch my full garage tour video Liv? Here you go: th-cam.com/video/gyehNOd44SY/w-d-xo.html
How did you discover my channel by the way?
Another great set of tips from the sickest detailing expert on the platform. Liked the POV on this one bru!
Glad you liked it!!
TY Pan as always a brilliant video, I tend to get this deep burning pain watching your show of how many products and accessories you have in your garage, I guess it happens more when I go out to my garage and look at my rather small but hip pocket driven collection. Ty my friend awesome detailed video look forward to the next instalment. Keep Safe Keep Strong STAY WARM🦘🦘🦘🦘
Thanks!! :)
Wow, full detailing tools , Thank You for information 👍
Thanks!
Excellent video ! Could I just ask please what material is the garage floor surface made from ?
Keep up the good work Pan I enjoy every video .
Thanks Paul. Watch my garage tour video, I talk about all the specific details here: th-cam.com/video/gyehNOd44SY/w-d-xo.html
Hey Pan which one is better for sole purpose of carpet extraction, a Bissell Spotclean Pro or Vacmaster Beast?
I haven't tested the Vacmaster Beast for extraction purposes. My Bissell works great for the price. It's usually the budget "go-to" for most detailers.
@@PanTheOrganizer Ok Pan thanks! Hoping to see a review soon
Koch Chemie Green Star is an excellent product! I use it to clean the wheel arches. All the salt and mud become when rinsed easily removed. Also works very well on the rims when prewashed.
Yup. I will have a full Koch Chemie brand review coming soon, so stay tuned!
What do you recommend to start in the detailing world as a hobby? I recently bought a car with some cosmetic details that I want to fix as a project but there is too many brands to choose. I live in USA. Thanks!
I made a video for that here: th-cam.com/video/WV3FJcWf77I/w-d-xo.html
Pan, can microfibre towels used for coating be washed? If so what can I use?
No. Towels used to level and buff true ceramic coatings in glass bottles need to be thrown after use.
I always love to see your car super clean. By the way I hit the 1000th like.
I appreciate it!
All great tips thanks for taking time to share this to everyone
Thanks!
Amazing setup you have there Pan 👏 I couldn’t help but notice you have stairs leading down to what looks like another garage. Do you have another sweet setup down there too?
It’s actually a cool access to a storage room, and then a separate door to my basement. We loved that feature when building our new home!
Hey Pan, I'm thinking of buying a pressure washer for car cleaning, but I wanted to know what should I look out for when shopping for one and which ones would you recommend for a first time buy. Thanks in advance and keep up the great videos, I've learned a lot thanks to you.
Watch my beginners car wash kit video here: th-cam.com/video/IuiQpiwDOrM/w-d-xo.html
How do you go about washing / cleaning things like a scrub ninja or suds lab scrub pad ?
Spray a bit of APC, work it in, rinse with warm water, let it air dry. Ready for next use.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks man I really appreciate you and your videos you are so amazing and taking the time to respond means everything
Thanks I appreciate the positive feedback. How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer can I ask you one more question ? How do you clean your microfiber applicator pads that may be used for interior dressing or leather conditioner?? And I found your TH-cam by simply just googled mobile detail tips also people talk allot about you on Facebook in the detailing groups I’ve joined your a legend out there 🐐🙏🏽
Another great video Pan! I absolutely love my Detail Guardz pad washer and glad to support a Canadian business. Thanks for the tip on the foam cannon to keep it functional! I've found it of most importance to immediately soak microfiber towels with Rags to Riches in a small tote to prevent staining from occurring. This methodology stems from maintaining towels that get clogged up with Beadmaker and has stuck with me in my maintenance regimen ever since.
Thanks Damon! I hope you're doing well!
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you! Just waiting patiently until Spring for some overdue details. In the meantime my son just started his winter hockey practice this week!
I also coat my garden hose with 303 to protect it and keep it flexible since it spends some time in the sun when I am using it. I hand wash my microfibre towels after letting them soak overnight. I don't want those chemicals in my machine. If it isn't safe for my hands then it isn't good for my body. Did that once and then had to run the machine through a bunch of wash cycles to get the scents out while wasting water. It's time consuming but I don't have to worry about possible skin irritation for my kids. An old washer or a small washer just for the garage stuff is probably the best bet.
How do you clean a wax applicator pad like the ones that come with the Meguiars liquid wax ? Or are they only a one time use applicator
A bit of APC, work it in, rinse with warm water, and let air dry. Good for the next use.
@@PanTheOrganizer I have super clean as a APC what dilution ratio would you suggest to clean applicator 10:1 ?
Yes
Oh my god thank you so much! Are you going to do a 2022 Detailing Gear Update? Yea we just had a snow storm here in Maryland.
Yeah I will probably do a 2022 detailing equipment update this upcoming summer.
@@PanTheOrganizer Ooooh yes thank you.
After you wash your polish/compound MF do you reuse them only for polishing/compound or everything on the exterior/interior? Thank you again.
If they're properly washed you could use them for anything you want. The only towels we don't reuse are the ones used for true ceramic coatings, the ones in glass bottles.
@@PanTheOrganizer amazing. For waxes do you presoak before washing?
Great video, thanks! You have got a dream garage! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks Sheban! Did you watch my latest garage tour with all the updates? Here: th-cam.com/video/wx6HTBAzeXI/w-d-xo.html
Pan for the microfiber applicators like interior dressings/exterior plastic dressings/wax do you presoak and wash together with other towels? What’s your procedure with those? Thank you for your help!
If I had that garage i wouldn’t leave it. Gorgeous car as well.
Thanks!
Hi, I'm curious can we wash microfiber towel using apc?
I made a video about how to properly wash microfiber towels: th-cam.com/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/w-d-xo.html
Hey Pan, do you think it's safe to just clean your brushes with warm water and Dawn for a more cost-effective approach?
Yes.
do you use distilled water for carpet extractor too, when you mix it with cleaner??
Yes
Great video
Would you do a video about the workbench and cabinets you have in your shop?
I actually made a full in depth review of them with an expert from the company that makes them when they were in my previous house. Watch this video: th-cam.com/video/Vktctjs8RKM/w-d-xo.html
We then moved the cabinets and workbench to my new house and I added even more storage options from the company in this garage tour update video: th-cam.com/video/oHB4-BXmmR8/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy!
@@PanTheOrganizer
Thanks I will
Great video Pan! I was wondering how you clean your garage floor. It tends to get really dirty and usually need some stronger chemicals for a job like that. Do you have any tips on products for this application? Never the less, great video!
I just pressure rinse it. And when the winter is gone, just a quick mopping with a gentle soap as recommended by the coating manufacturer.
Great info and tips Pan 😃
i have a tips that i use for cleaning my detailing brushes and drillbrush. I use a ultrasonic cleaner with warm water and little apc in it and run 1-2 times depend how durty the brushes are and when its clean i rinse it of in warm water and put it on a towel or microfiber cloth to dry it 🙂
Good idea! What brand and model of ultrasonic cleaner do you use?
What are the rough measurements you would reccommend for a detailing garage? (pls in meters) I got started on detailing a few months ago and I'm planning on building a garage for it.
My new two car garage is 54m2 (576 sq.ft). So it's quite big. My previous house I had a single car garage 29.3m2 (315 sq.ft) and I wouldn't want anything smaller.
Watch my new full garage tour video here: th-cam.com/video/gyehNOd44SY/w-d-xo.html
And to give you an idea, here's my previous garage: th-cam.com/video/E_P6wRo3BH8/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer would 7x5 meters be good? sums up to about 35m2
Thank you Pan! GREAT video 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another amazing video! Everything is well organized, its well thought out and everything flows and has its own purpose which is great, then you put your own flare on it. This also gives me some different ways to clean things. The only thing that throws me off are the long sleeves, normally its the polo. But glad to see you're safe, please stay warm and well
Thanks Sam! Yeah I try to optimize the garage layout based on my work flow. I like things organized and neat, ready to use.
I hate Chicago winters. Bought a 2nd house in Florida for the winter months & am there as much as possible.
No Pan, I don't hate Winter. I live in Arizona, I absolutely love Winter! Lol
Ahahahhaah!!!!
My question to you how long should you should take to detail a car after it's been freshly painted I like unanswered to that please
For freshly repainted cars, wait 2 months before applying any paint protection or detailing the car. The paint needs time to finish curing and finish the off-gassing phase.
Hey Pan! Question about the grit guards. When you put the microfiber mitt into the bucket during the wash, do you rub the microfiber mitt against the grit guard to get the dirt out or simply dip the mitt in the water so that the dirt floats down to the grit guard?
You brush it against the water filter (grit guard) or pump it on the "pump and scrub attachment" if you are using Detail Guardz equipment. Watch my video here: th-cam.com/video/xmCtN4Y0APM/w-d-xo.html
Hey pan by any chance do you know the ratio to dilute Adams APC for body panels? Also I learned the hardway about the hot air to dry the micro fibers.
I haven't used the Adam's APC for paint. According to their website: "Adam’s All Purpose Cleaner is safe on Rubber, Wheels, Underbodies, Engine Bays, Fender Wells, Exhaust Tips, Vinyl Tops, Truck Bed Liners, Tonneau Covers, Vinyl Seats, Carpeted Floor Matts, Carpet Stains, even Canvas Tops!"
So they don't mention paintwork. Your best bet is to e-mail them directly and ask.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan
HI pan, what's the difference between greenstar, polstar and the asc (all surface cleaner) in the koch chemie range and what would each of their use cases be?
You will soon find out, as I plan on making a full brand review for Koch Chemie products as it's very requested by my viewers. Stay tuned!
How would you clean a tire brush? I always have black residue left over on the brush.
Dip it in some APC overnight and rinse thoroughly the next day.
In my case, when I’m done cleaning the tires I just pressure rinse it and it’s good to go.
Pan the organizer
Just wondering have you ever thinking about to do online class about ceramic coating and how to prepare for the car? Would be first to join !
I have all the tutorials on my channel already. Including a recent ceramic coating tutorial application here: th-cam.com/video/sqQYVjxFqK0/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you, I did start watching yesterday, but I fall asleep 😀 but now I have to start all over. Great tutorials by the way ! Correcting myself I wanted to add the ceramic coating to my business, and wanted to learn step by step, how much would you ask for to put video together ? Prep works, what tools I need, and product. And step by step, to apply ceramic coating.
Pan the scrub and pump 2 bucket wash what bucket do you attach it clean bucket correct? Thank you
I'm not sure I understand your question. You would put the Scrub and Pump attachment in the "Rinse" bucket so you can agitate all the dirt off the mitt, before dunking it in the "Wash" bucket with soapy water.
@@PanTheOrganizer lmao I figured I would get you confused Pan it’s the rinse bucket thank you it’s what I was thinking. Thank you again Pan .
Thanks for the video this really helped me
Glad to hear it!
Awesome video and content good friend. Amazing setup u have.as always awesome idea and change of pace. B well good friend
Thank you so much 👍
I love the OCD garage!
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@Pan the Organizer, may I ask, which brand your colourful brushes in this video are? (also the 4 mini ones), thank you :) and pls keep up the great videos! PS: If you say Detail Factory, then i cannot find them in this variety :)
If you live in Canada: bit.ly/3wdSMPG
If you live in the USA: amzn.to/3MYQ0DL
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks Pan! Actually I was searching on their official homepage.. and couldn't see these colors! That's strange....
no I'm in the E.U. 😌
Amazing explanations thanks you 🙏🙏
Glad you liked it! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 870,000 subscribers and we have over 110 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer I just searched up how to clean detailing tools and you the one that caught my eye first
Hey Pan, when I use air dry to dry my microfibers and drying towels, they don’t fully dry. What should I do?
You need to set them to longer drying times until fully dry. I set air dry, and typically will set for 60 minutes on small loads, 90-120 minutes on larger loads. You have to check and see what works best.
Or let the hang dry on a rack overnight, and finish them off the next day on the air dry setting in your dryer for 20 min, that should fluff them up and you should be good to go!
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks for the reply! I will use this information.
Nice video pan! We'll organized!! I follow the same procedure. And yes I hate winter. 😁 🇨🇦
Heheh I notice how the majority of my viewers also hate winter, just like me! I guess that's our detailing side that hates to have a car get dirty in all that snow, slush and sleet!
Good stuff Pan, do most of the stuff you recommend. But there are a few things I get lazy with (like my buckets) so I need to take care of them better.
Thanks!
Thank you for another great video VERY Helpful and yes WINTER sucks Salt and grime
Thanks Andy!