Now that you've made 2 videos with what you need in your kits. Can you make a video or 2 showing you detailing with only the tools in the kits? It would definitely help ensure products are being used properly and provide the additional guidance the beginner needs
There are tons of videos that Pan made explaining how to use products mentioned as directed. Just pick a product and search it in the TH-cam search bar. Lots of free info from him, awesome guy!
Say Uncle I bought a good name brand makeup brush off amazon for $6. It is super soft and lasted me several years so far and going strong. If you want to pay double the price just because the brush says “detail brush” who are any of us to tell u how to spend your money. Please don’t be insulting just because others do things different than you.
Pan, you are the best. Your the type of person most people want to be around. You make me happy just listening to you talk about your profession. Thank you for all your effort and sharing the car detailing knowledge...👍👏
I clean my interior about once per month, and have no kids or anything to make it too too dirty, but let me tell you that P&S Interior Cleaner is legit. I dilute it 3:1 and it still has crazy foaming/cleaning action. Smells like artificial cherry candy. The price is amazing too. I bought the gallon for $23, and since I dilute it, I'll have this stuff for years to come. Best part about it compared to most APCs out there is that there is no residue (even at full strength) so you can get a great finish after topping it with 303 or VRP!!
Thanks Pan!! I’m so impressed and following your videos. My neighbors are impressed the way I wash and detail my cars. They came and told me the being a women it’s really impressive that you detail your cars. It’s just because I follow your channel and thanks for make such informative videos!!!
I just finished my car and it loooks beautiful. Thanks for all the info ! At the end of my wash I was thinking to myself that you make a video on how to clean up properly at the end of a wash and wax (brushes , towels , foam cannons etc) Pan is greattttt 😁
Car pro pearl is great for the interior plastics of older cars. My Mum’s car has a faded dash, I use it at 3:1 (and then go over with a dry cloth). It really darkens it down and hides the fading.
No more automatic washed for me or my family. I've washed and detailed all four cars following your instructions. My husband told me to quit watching you because you are costing him money, lol. I've had neighbours and friends driving by and asking me to wash their cars now. Thank you for making such great videos. I've ordered a lot of stuff from Amazon so I hope your links to Amazon will give you some cash back. :-
A wet and dry vacuum is so useful. I've needed it for 2 cars that have had leaks (VW Golf sunroof drain & BMW 5 series bulkhead drain issue). I have been amazed how many times I've used it around the home. Can't recommend getting on enough.
Thanks! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 790,000 subscribers and 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 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.
For pet hair collection, I suggest the Kong Zoom Groom cat brush (it’s smaller than the dog brush). It’s silicone and designed to use on the pet, but it works like a miracle on upholstery and carpets....and clothes too!
I bought a Lilly brush after seeing what magic it can do with dog hair and carpet/seats. I actually bought it for my horses..... And while I do own dogs they do not shed much. I use it to remove the embedded horse hair in my saddle pads before I go to clean them. The embedded hair in the wool pads can be a nightmare to get out but the Lilly brush (and a good vacuum) makes quick work of it.
Thank you so much for your videos! Im an 18 year old girl and i can't afford my own car so i ended up with my moms really old 2001 honda odyssey and it's absolutely FILTHY! i thought there was no hope for it and that i would just have to replace everything in it, but i've been watching a ton of your videos & other youtubers and you're all so so helpful!! THANK YOU
Thanks for the 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 900,000 subscribers and we have over 116 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 love your channel, how about reviewing some Simonize products like soaps towels etc, Canadian Tire promotes them like crazy and they are usually cheaper. Are they any good. The average guy doesn’t do that much research and just runs in and grabs some stuff to do a number on his car on his day off. Thanks
Finally upgraded got a 2023 new car 7 miles . So I had a 2013 outback and after living Boston downtown city , LA, Miami, many trips to New York City - 6 dogs Mastiffs, cigars, used flipping houses - so you can imagine what it looked like - seats had a few dogs bites out of them thanks to Źeke one if our rescue Forster we took care of!!! When I found it full cockroaches and mice from moving out a eviction we had after COVID - it was a mess. I found so many help on TH-cam - the best cleaner was a sell made mix I found off TH-cam ! Well to get to end before trade in was offered 6,000 when I traded it in 12,500 😎😎😂 To add I only used wax turtle wax and McQuires Caruba wax . The dudes all said the finish looked awesome.
You will soon find out in my upcoming 2020 car detailing products awards video in September. All my top picks. Stay tuned! In the meantime, watch these products I reviewed specifically for black cars: th-cam.com/video/beBA6mB0Lh4/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer honestly I was just googling for a cost effective way to look after my car. You'll love to hear that you were the top hit. Furthermore, I continued into your bank of videos and am continually amazed by how much I'm learning about caring for my pride and joy. Dishwashing liquid LOL. That was me until circa now
Meguiars Foam Tire Protectant is magic on an engine. I go to a car wash with the engine running spray the engine down with tire cleaner let it sit for a few minutes. Spray off the cleaner with a gentle setting then spray down the entire engine compartment with the foam cleaner. Looks like it cam from the factory when it dries. The protectant keeps hoses, plastic components, wiring harnesses protected for months. The process takes about 15 to 20 minutes tops.
My favourite "hack" for the ultimate interior class cleaning is Adam's Brilliant Glaze. That stuff cuts through layers of grime and contaminants in one go and makes subsequent cleaning very easy. My go-to glass cleaner used to be Stoner then I tried Gyeon Prep and it's freaking awesome! Pan, I wish you did a video on how to do a light restoration/uplifting on aged leather seats. I bought me a 2008 Audi TT with cream leather last month. The seats were in decent condition but very very dry and with some light cracks, wear marks and imperfections. Cleaning and nurturing really helped but this weekend I tried the inexpensive Doctor Scratch's Colour Restore Balm and it's an unbelievably good product. Products are made in the UK and they offer tons of colours that match the OEM leather colours. Really worth a look and this could be a great theme to explore.
OMG! I didn't knew Mr. Pan had merch!!!! I mean I just love Mr. Pan he's the best. I've been following him since idk.. probably when he started. I've spend considerable amounts of money thanks to him and all of his recommendations. You know how its said '"IF ITS PAN APPROVED FOR SURE ITS GOOD" "FACT"
@@PanTheOrganizer Mr pan it’s an honor that you took your time to respond my message, I remember the first video I watched was “how to wash your car like a pro” about three years ago with another account, since then, you make me improve in all the aspects of my detailing passion. I trust you and your recommendations 100%. Keep doing what your doing, its always good to sit down, relax and start watching your videos, love the way you speak, your energy, your professionalism, your charisma, everything. ❤️
Pan, although I always have liked cars I have never really had the time or the money to really dive into being a "motor head". However I must say since discovering your channel I have gotten the detailing bug :) When I detail, its like a form of meditation- very ZEN. When I detail my wife's SUV she loves the results and understands I am "incommunicado (au secret)sharing
Go for other budget kits! And show us engine cleaning kits. In my opinion engine cleaning especially for old cars is most responsible job. You can easily harm electronics. So it would be awesome if you show that type of products you spray onto connections then on engine itself and so on. I saw people using some type of stuff which is sprayed before cleaning the engine which is “pushing” out water.
One of your female viewers here! Thanks for the thorough video, Pan! I've been binge-watching your channel ever since I purchased a Porsche Macan. I purchased many of the products you suggested in this video using your links. I used Chemical Guys Sprayable Leather on my seats and the steering wheel. I didn't add a protective layer because that formula says it cleans and protects. Do you recommend adding another layer, especially on the steering wheel for UV protection? Also, should I be worried about my gold rings damaging my steering wheel? I'm slightly obsessed and am having so much fun doing my own detailing! I am a very petite woman and so far have been able to do everything myself thanks to your fantastic teaching skills!
Hi Bayron! Congrats on your Macan! As you know, I love Porsche. :). And welcome to my channel. You don’t need to add extra protection on your leather as the one you used has UV protection. If you want something a bit higher end and longer lasting next time, see my leather coating tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/CuN77nz8Ex8/w-d-xo.html How did you discover my channel by the way?
Thanks! 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 980,000 subscribers and we have over 132 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. 8 months later, are these still the same products you would recommend or have you tried something new you would replace some of these products with? Same question for your exterior product video you made. Perhaps a list you can post and share somewhere which you update as you test new products and would replace on this list? That would be amazing.
"It goes to level eleven!" Classic line in a movie I was just watching! By the way the only product I disagree about is the 303 aerospace. I haven't had any luck with that product on my dash nor the exterior trim. It worked well on the door interiors and the middle console. It doesn't work well on the dash because it never went on evenly and it took 6 months for the product to wear down until the uneven color looked even finally.
You should check out meguires natural shine. Probably my favorite interior protectant. Not greasy, not too shiny, it's just right to make the colors rich and not slick or sticky. And it smells great.
HI Pan. You are right you need the proper equipment to keep it clean. You do not have to get crazy with it price wise. As a DIY I have invested in the steamer from Amazon, the pressure washer from Cdn Tire, drill brush from Chemical Guys Canada, this is a must tool to have, and most of my supplies are from Can Tire most of which are Turtal Wax products amazing stuff they have and inexpensive. Love this video it tells me I am on the right track. I have done cars for family and friends it is a hobby but I get right into it when I get started to give the best results. Keep it tight and keep it clean. Tom from Ottawa.
Your a bad ass man plan on getting my bizz going on the weekends got a full time job, gonna get the feel and clientele before being my own boss been getting various variables figured out and such I have a kid on the way as of last week gonna make the leap start slow make extra cash see what happens watch you allot keep doing you
Thanks Pan! Your videos are something to look forward to during these trying times! Now, if only the lockdown in my local area didn't prevent me from detailing my cars :(
Pan take a look also for Karcher W3 wet n dry vacuum cleaner but also a blower 👍. Another very good product is Meguiars supreme shine protectant for those who like hi gloss. It’s just an amazing product I also applied on external plastics on my MG4.
With spring around the corner, I have been looking at ways to get further into detailing options and have really enjoyed the channel, the recommendations, and in particular the ultimate car detailer kits (interior and exterior) which as a beginner will be a starting point for me... Car detailing has always been daunting task with SO MANY products, and options. Thank you so much for all that you do. One further option would be to showcase a car detailing utilizing the recommended products as a follow-up tutorial.
Another great video Pan. I have a little over half of you recommendations already in my arsenal. I will be checking out the fabric guard product. I’m a CarPro fan so probably their product. Perl is awesome. As always Pan, a great explanation of all your products and use. 👍 P.S. You’re creeping up on 500k subs! Goooo Pan,
Hello Pan, you should invest on sound insulation to avoid the echo you have on your garage. Great content, love the channel, thank you for all the advice you gave us ;)
Best things. Brushes for your drill, and super clean diluted three different ways for everything from tires to all interior. It's been great. Best tip from all the details. All that other stuff that has to be ordered or more expensive.. I found not needed so far
After using Original Windex on the windows of my new to me vehicle and having horrible results I listened to you and got some Invisible Glass and wanted to say thank you! What a difference!! I did my wife's windshield and windows as well and she noticed a huge difference!! Thank you Pan for being so willing to share your knowledge and expertise!!
If you do a review on glass cleaners, I would suggest trying out the Meguiars "perfect clarity" glass cleaner. I've been a big fan of invisible glass cleaner for a long time. I picked this up last week just to try it and I actually like it better than the invisible cleaner. I'm in western Pennsylvania so elivation, temps, and humidity is going to be different, but I thought it performed very well, and may be my new go to glass cleaner.
You mentioned make up brush, but what can take out make up from the door handles, seats etc. on BMW leather as P&S didn't quiet do the job, even when agitated with carpro's boar hair brushes
Thanks for the info pan! Would love to see you do a complete detail of a full size truck sometime... interior wether mats, exterior tanneau cover, maybe the undercarriage...
Nice video Pan! Can you do a video to clarify that plastic film over leather on the new cars and what it is all about, maybe the leather cleaners & conditioners are not compatible, so what other products you would recommend.
On many of them, I have individual reviews if you search on my channel. Or you can also see many of them in action in my popular (and viral) interior detailing tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/X7z1iFoykEM/w-d-xo.html I also made a video showing my brother how to clean his interior (tutorial for beginners) here: th-cam.com/video/7GrTEPL1v3w/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps!
G'day, I've been enjoying some of your videos, and have learned a lot. I have a couple questions for you... Being an Aussie, not all products are available here, but I'm sure there's plenty that are similar. I have a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland which has leather seats, but they have pin holes as they have a fan in the seats for ventilation/cooling. Many of the leather products are creams, which clog up the holes easily, and I'm not wanting to sit there cleaning the holes, that would take forever lol. Do you have any suggestions for any products that won't clog the holes? I'm not sure if you have seen the vacuum cleaner attachment with all the thin tubes or not? I've found that one of those is excellent for getting into tight spots, and they are great at vacuuming dust without disturbing other things in the area. Great for places with delicate parts. Another topic that I would love to see (if you haven't already covered it in another video) is cleaning, and protecting a 4x4. I got the Jeep as my previous car is too thirsty when pulling our caravan. Yeah, the V8 tows nicely, and I don't even notice the van on the road, I do notice it when filling up. So I got the Jeep, which is awesome, and even has more luxury than my (dream) car, and being a 4x4, I'm going to join the Jeep club and do some off road trips, but coming home, I would like to clean it easily, so it doesn't look like it's been off-road. Cheers mate 👍
Hi Pan! I've been watching your channel for a month now and I love you videos. Hoping you can help me with choosing products here in the Philippines because I'm very confuse on what to choose.
I used CQuartz Leather Protectant on my black seats and they turned ash gray. Any ideas what I did wrong or how to fix it? Thanks, Pan! You're videos and advice is always appreciated.
@@rdp2370 I used CarPro Pearl (Interior Dilution Ratio) and it fixed it. Spray some on a microfiber towel and wipe all over the seats and it will bring your seats back to a beautiful shine.
You can. Both 303 protectant ("aerospace" white bottle and blue bottle are basically the same product) and VRP are water-based. But from what i read, VRP can cause streaking if applied to exterior trim when it rains as it seems to wash off easily. Therefore, i only use it on my tires and engine bay. I use 303 protectant for all exterior trim and practically all interior. But that's just my usage. Mileage my vary.
@@CheapestWayToTravelH It should be fine. I would just avoid getting it wet when it's applied just in case something might happen. VRP doesn't leave any streaking at least if it remains dry and it doesn't feel "greasy" which i like. I tried Meguiar's Ultimate Black and while it made things look nice, it was super greasy feeling so i stopped using it (even though they claim that it's non-greasy).
@@CheapestWayToTravelH Funny thing about VRP, is that i was curious how it would perform on electronics. So i super cleaned my camera and lens and then applied VRP to them. They look like they could be brand new. I'm gonna keep experimenting with it.
I just got my new Honda CRV and was wanting your opinion on the best exterior protection against the sun on the plastic parts like the fender flares and bumpers to keep it from fading. I have VRP from chemical guys but is there a better one? I appreciate your opinion thanks!
The best protection for exterior trim is an actual teim coating. Gtechniq C4 Trim Restorer, CarPro DLUX, Gyeon Trim. All food options. Make sure you clean the plastic trim thoroughly before you apply those. A good wash, APC and IPA wipe.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you for your input I will definitely try one of these choices, your channel has helped me immensely so i don’t waste money on cheap products. Thanks again Pan✌🏼.
Excelent Video. Could you please make a video or give os some advice about care and protection for Alcantara. Since this is a synthetic tipe of material and not sure that is Leather and may have very special directions and warnings like temp.
Wonderfull video, a quality kit that everyone should have. Well I prefer in French because I do not understand everything: the words of Pan are to be listened to like an evanlige: we are all your faithful (sorry my English is not perfect). thank you very much and see you soon.
Pan do you agree that silk shine gives more shine than 303? I have both and I like silk shine more because I like the better shine that it gives, I feel like 303 just makes plastic look new
I have a 2016 corolla, the dash is imitation leather I believe, It has cloth seats, and some glossy and matte black plastic. Which of the cleaners and protectors would you recommend?
🤔 it seems my wife will have a few missing make up brushes. Also thanks for the glass protection I bought some last time and will be installing after they install my new windshield.
I have most of your beginner's kit you've shown here and just reminded me that i need to restock on some lol. But i was wondering if you could show/do a tutorial on the steam cleaner and/or the carpet extractor. There is this other detailer on youtube named "the detail geek" he is very very detailed, wanted to know if you heard of him and what your thoughts are.
See my video on recommended pressure washers at different price points here: th-cam.com/video/_UwK_0VDK0o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CaFG7KhBZXwWLDQ5 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 Thanks, I was previously strongly looking at the Active 2.0. Buy after the video you suggested I went with the Greenworks 2300 since I had additional tasks. Thanks
I ve noticed in couple videos u have a stool by adams and a creeper cart stool. What’s ur favorite to use? Looking for one for a back saver. Thanks ! Awesome tips.
The Adam's rolling creeper was my old "chair". Here's a link to that one: amzn.to/44XCdGH Now, I use a high end Vyper chair. Here's a link: bit.ly/3R5OH8i You can see my new chair in this video: th-cam.com/video/KB9ISQwXLkg/w-d-xo.html
Great video, Was wondering if you could do a review on Awesome all purposes cleaninng. It has over 50 listed uses, want to see the how good it may work for detailing inside and out, this cleaner has no acid, ammonia, bleach etc. Please and thank you
Hello Pan! I was wondering If It is safe to use CarPro Perl on a brand new BMW's Sensatec dashboard (Diluted 1:5)? If not, what do you recommend for protection instead?
Cool info. I have used chem guys orange degreaser on my engine. Works great as well for another cheap option as well. But i do see a lot of your products being used on pro level. Again. Enjoy always your videos. Makes me want to start a business. But i will do baby steps. Thanks again Pan.
Hi pan the organizer! Love the videos super informative. I brought most of the products your recommended but I have a question about the alcatera leather in my cadillac atsv. Can I use the leather cleaner on the alcatera leather you recommend on this video?
Hey Pan, Thank you for the great video. I’m looking for a compact size multi use cleaner to keep in the car just for quick daily cleans. Currently the P&S product is either not available or the delivery date is very far away. Would you have any other recommendations, something safe on leather too.
Hey pan I’m deciding to purchase car pro pearl or not and was wondering if it can restore exterior trims as well as be used as an interior dressing ? Or if I should buy a separate product for exterior and interior.
It’s more of a protection and dressing type product, not really a trim restorer. You would dilute it 5:1 for interior use and 3:1 for exterior use and 1:1 for tires. As mentioned on the label. For exterior trim restoration, use something like Cerakote or the product I reviewed here: th-cam.com/video/26b8LEWwkc0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Pan. Does Carpro Perl add anything if I already use Carpro InnerQD to light clean and protect the interior? Or isnt thus meant to layer on top of each other? And if so, can I also use Perl to protect a leather steering wheel, instead of a dedicated leather sealant? Or isnt it protecting leather in the same way?
PERL is meant to be your more durable base layer of protection (1:5 dilution for interiors). And then for maintenance, you use something like CarPro InnerQD which is a quick interior detailer, meaning light cleaning duties and light protection topper. In theory you can use PERL on leather too, but I prefer dedicated leather cleaners and leather protectants on leather surfaces.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan! 1 more thing though. If Perl is used first, for durability, and InnerQD to top up, with maintenance washes, what do I use to clean the plastics before applying Perl? InnerQD as well, or a diluted APC?
I would use this: amzn.to/45rNgZo Or this: amzn.to/3XGZxHJ Those are two pure cleaners, gentle enough yet power enough. No protection added. When you're done with the thorough clean, then you add PERL.
@@PanTheOrganizer As a newbie your two videos on detailing equipment and the other one on tools give me the reassurance that I'm getting started with the right gear!! Your opinion and expertise are a big factor in my purchases.
Hello Pan, Just start follow-up on TH-cam and i like it. Got a question : what is your favoriet fabric coating? Keep up these goed video's Patrick (Netherlands)
Hi Patrick. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 113 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. My favourite fabric coating is this: bit.ly/3ek96Ic All my favourite products are in my popular awards video here: th-cam.com/video/gRwsznwfTwE/w-d-xo.html
Great video Pan. I already use the chemical guys sprayable leather, and it is indeed very good stuff. Is it possible to make a new video where u explain the best way to clean and to ‘renew’ my half alcatara seats please?
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Now that you've made 2 videos with what you need in your kits. Can you make a video or 2 showing you detailing with only the tools in the kits? It would definitely help ensure products are being used properly and provide the additional guidance the beginner needs
There are tons of videos that Pan made explaining how to use products mentioned as directed. Just pick a product and search it in the TH-cam search bar. Lots of free info from him, awesome guy!
A makeup brush can easily take the place of the super soft detail brush, at half the price.
Very true! I’ve been doing this for awhile and I’m glad I didn’t waste money on a soft detail brush
Good make up brush can easily be more expensive than detail brush. Product targeted for women are usually more expensive
Stop being cheap
you obviously have no clue about brushes and it shows🤦🏻♂️
Say Uncle I bought a good name brand makeup brush off amazon for $6. It is super soft and lasted me several years so far and going strong. If you want to pay double the price just because the brush says “detail brush” who are any of us to tell u how to spend your money. Please don’t be insulting just because others do things different than you.
I think kits like this are a great idea. Of course there is the added benefit of knowing they have all passed the Pan test.
Pan, you are the best. Your the type of person most people want to be around. You make me happy just listening to you talk about your profession. Thank you for all your effort and sharing the car detailing knowledge...👍👏
I clean my interior about once per month, and have no kids or anything to make it too too dirty, but let me tell you that P&S Interior Cleaner is legit. I dilute it 3:1 and it still has crazy foaming/cleaning action. Smells like artificial cherry candy. The price is amazing too. I bought the gallon for $23, and since I dilute it, I'll have this stuff for years to come. Best part about it compared to most APCs out there is that there is no residue (even at full strength) so you can get a great finish after topping it with 303 or VRP!!
Thanks Pan!! I’m so impressed and following your videos. My neighbors are impressed the way I wash and detail my cars. They came and told me the being a women it’s really impressive that you detail your cars. It’s just because I follow your channel and thanks for make such informative videos!!!
Thanks Ayesha! It’s nice to see women also enjoy detailing their cars!
What’s your favourite video on my channel so far?
I just finished my car and it loooks beautiful. Thanks for all the info ! At the end of my wash I was thinking to myself that you make a video on how to clean up properly at the end of a wash and wax (brushes , towels , foam cannons etc) Pan is greattttt 😁
Car pro pearl is great for the interior plastics of older cars. My Mum’s car has a faded dash, I use it at 3:1 (and then go over with a dry cloth). It really darkens it down and hides the fading.
No more automatic washed for me or my family. I've washed and detailed all four cars following your instructions. My husband told me to quit watching you because you are costing him money, lol. I've had neighbours and friends driving by and asking me to wash their cars now. Thank you for making such great videos. I've ordered a lot of stuff from Amazon so I hope your links to Amazon will give you some cash back. :-
You found the right channel to help you take great care of your cars and also enjoy the process. 👍🏻
A wet and dry vacuum is so useful. I've needed it for 2 cars that have had leaks (VW Golf sunroof drain & BMW 5 series bulkhead drain issue). I have been amazed how many times I've used it around the home. Can't recommend getting on enough.
Love the Chemixal Guys Silk Shine Dressing! Makes my car look brand new
He is the best in explaining!💪🏻
Thanks! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 790,000 subscribers and 100 million views! I have been detailing for 25 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.
For pet hair collection, I suggest the Kong Zoom Groom cat brush (it’s smaller than the dog brush). It’s silicone and designed to use on the pet, but it works like a miracle on upholstery and carpets....and clothes too!
I bought a Lilly brush after seeing what magic it can do with dog hair and carpet/seats. I actually bought it for my horses..... And while I do own dogs they do not shed much. I use it to remove the embedded horse hair in my saddle pads before I go to clean them. The embedded hair in the wool pads can be a nightmare to get out but the Lilly brush (and a good vacuum) makes quick work of it.
Hey! I would like to see a video of how to clean interior carpet with the steam cleaner!
Thank you so much for your videos! Im an 18 year old girl and i can't afford my own car so i ended up with my moms really old 2001 honda odyssey and it's absolutely FILTHY! i thought there was no hope for it and that i would just have to replace everything in it, but i've been watching a ton of your videos & other youtubers and you're all so so helpful!! THANK YOU
Thanks for the 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 900,000 subscribers and we have over 116 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 love your channel, how about reviewing some Simonize products like soaps towels etc, Canadian Tire promotes them like crazy and they are usually cheaper. Are they any good. The average guy doesn’t do that much research and just runs in and grabs some stuff to do a number on his car on his day off. Thanks
I’d like to see that video too! I’ve tried a few with hit and miss results. They have their place but not a brand I’d use in my main arsenal
Finally upgraded got a 2023 new car 7 miles . So I had a 2013 outback and after living Boston downtown city , LA, Miami, many trips to New York City - 6 dogs Mastiffs, cigars, used flipping houses - so you can imagine what it looked like - seats had a few dogs bites out of them thanks to Źeke one if our rescue Forster we took care of!!!
When I found it full cockroaches and mice from moving out a eviction we had after COVID - it was a mess. I found so many help on TH-cam - the best cleaner was a sell made mix I found off TH-cam ! Well to get to end before trade in was offered 6,000 when I traded it in 12,500 😎😎😂
To add I only used wax turtle wax and McQuires Caruba wax . The dudes all said the finish looked awesome.
Can you please some me the best spray wax for a new black car?? I love your video I learned so much already
You will soon find out in my upcoming 2020 car detailing products awards video in September. All my top picks. Stay tuned!
In the meantime, watch these products I reviewed specifically for black cars: th-cam.com/video/beBA6mB0Lh4/w-d-xo.html
Great video guy. Aussie bloke here who loves his levorg and his levorg will love him
Thanks Nick! How did you discover my channel?
@@PanTheOrganizer honestly I was just googling for a cost effective way to look after my car. You'll love to hear that you were the top hit. Furthermore, I continued into your bank of videos and am continually amazed by how much I'm learning about caring for my pride and joy. Dishwashing liquid LOL. That was me until circa now
Meguiars Foam Tire Protectant is magic on an engine. I go to a car wash with the engine running spray the engine down with tire cleaner let it sit for a few minutes. Spray off the cleaner with a gentle setting then spray down the entire engine compartment with the foam cleaner. Looks like it cam from the factory when it dries. The protectant keeps hoses, plastic components, wiring harnesses protected for months. The process takes about 15 to 20 minutes tops.
My favourite "hack" for the ultimate interior class cleaning is Adam's Brilliant Glaze. That stuff cuts through layers of grime and contaminants in one go and makes subsequent cleaning very easy. My go-to glass cleaner used to be Stoner then I tried Gyeon Prep and it's freaking awesome!
Pan, I wish you did a video on how to do a light restoration/uplifting on aged leather seats. I bought me a 2008 Audi TT with cream leather last month. The seats were in decent condition but very very dry and with some light cracks, wear marks and imperfections. Cleaning and nurturing really helped but this weekend I tried the inexpensive Doctor Scratch's Colour Restore Balm and it's an unbelievably good product. Products are made in the UK and they offer tons of colours that match the OEM leather colours. Really worth a look and this could be a great theme to explore.
OMG! I didn't knew Mr. Pan had merch!!!! I mean I just love Mr. Pan he's the best. I've been following him since idk.. probably when he started. I've spend considerable amounts of money thanks to him and all of his recommendations. You know how its said '"IF ITS PAN APPROVED FOR SURE ITS GOOD" "FACT"
Thanks Joseph! How many years have you been following my channel?
@@PanTheOrganizer Mr pan it’s an honor that you took your time to respond my message, I remember the first video I watched was “how to wash your car like a pro” about three years ago with another account, since then, you make me improve in all the aspects of my detailing passion. I trust you and your recommendations 100%. Keep doing what your doing, its always good to sit down, relax and start watching your videos, love the way you speak, your energy, your professionalism, your charisma, everything. ❤️
That is awesome! I appreciate the positive feedback from a long time subscriber like you!! I hope you're having a great day!
Hello Pan,
At the 5:40 point in this video you mentioned that the carpet & upholstery brush is good for “door cards.” What is a “door card?”
The door panel.
@@PanTheOrganizer,
Are you referring to the panel that lists tire information?
Pan, although I always have liked cars I have never really had the time or the money to really dive into being a "motor head". However I must say since discovering your channel I have gotten the detailing bug :) When I detail, its like a form of meditation- very ZEN. When I detail my wife's SUV she loves the results and understands I am "incommunicado (au secret)sharing
Hehe that’s awesome! Detailing therapy!
Hello. I couldnt find a video you describing the pros and cons of paste wax vs liquid wax. Which one do you prefer?
Here is my popular video explaining the differences between waxes, sealants and ceramic coatings: th-cam.com/video/Yxz3zSVIm-g/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you sir!
Go for other budget kits! And show us engine cleaning kits. In my opinion engine cleaning especially for old cars is most responsible job. You can easily harm electronics. So it would be awesome if you show that type of products you spray onto connections then on engine itself and so on. I saw people using some type of stuff which is sprayed before cleaning the engine which is “pushing” out water.
One of your female viewers here! Thanks for the thorough video, Pan! I've been binge-watching your channel ever since I purchased a Porsche Macan. I purchased many of the products you suggested in this video using your links. I used Chemical Guys Sprayable Leather on my seats and the steering wheel. I didn't add a protective layer because that formula says it cleans and protects. Do you recommend adding another layer, especially on the steering wheel for UV protection? Also, should I be worried about my gold rings damaging my steering wheel? I'm slightly obsessed and am having so much fun doing my own detailing! I am a very petite woman and so far have been able to do everything myself thanks to your fantastic teaching skills!
Hi Bayron! Congrats on your Macan! As you know, I love Porsche. :). And welcome to my channel.
You don’t need to add extra protection on your leather as the one you used has UV protection. If you want something a bit higher end and longer lasting next time, see my leather coating tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/CuN77nz8Ex8/w-d-xo.html
How did you discover my channel by the way?
I'm so glad I found you before deciding to give this whole detailing a try. Much Love
Thanks! 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 980,000 subscribers and we have over 132 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. 8 months later, are these still the same products you would recommend or have you tried something new you would replace some of these products with? Same question for your exterior product video you made. Perhaps a list you can post and share somewhere which you update as you test new products and would replace on this list? That would be amazing.
"It goes to level eleven!" Classic line in a movie I was just watching! By the way the only product I disagree about is the 303 aerospace. I haven't had any luck with that product on my dash nor the exterior trim. It worked well on the door interiors and the middle console. It doesn't work well on the dash because it never went on evenly and it took 6 months for the product to wear down until the uneven color looked even finally.
You should check out meguires natural shine. Probably my favorite interior protectant. Not greasy, not too shiny, it's just right to make the colors rich and not slick or sticky. And it smells great.
I wish you knew how much I randomly say out loud walking around my house,....... “ITs PAN The ORGINIZERRRRR”! 🤣
You must know Cole The Cornstar then! LOL th-cam.com/video/-z4axzREJO8/w-d-xo.html
LOL!!!!!That's awesome!!!
@@AMindInOverdrive LMAO! THis is just hilarious !!!
Any recommendations/tips on how we can attempt to reduce/remove scratches on door panels and other plastic interior trims?
HI Pan. You are right you need the proper equipment to keep it clean. You do not have to get crazy with it price wise. As a DIY I have invested in the steamer from Amazon, the pressure washer from Cdn Tire, drill brush from Chemical Guys Canada, this is a must tool to have, and most of my supplies are from Can Tire most of which are Turtal Wax products amazing stuff they have and inexpensive. Love this video it tells me I am on the right track. I have done cars for family and friends it is a hobby but I get right into it when I get started to give the best results. Keep it tight and keep it clean. Tom from Ottawa.
Your a bad ass man plan on getting my bizz going on the weekends got a full time job, gonna get the feel and clientele before being my own boss been getting various variables figured out and such I have a kid on the way as of last week gonna make the leap start slow make extra cash see what happens watch you allot keep doing you
Thanks Tori! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Thanks Pan! Your videos are something to look forward to during these trying times! Now, if only the lockdown in my local area didn't prevent me from detailing my cars :(
Pan take a look also for Karcher W3 wet n dry vacuum cleaner but also a blower 👍. Another very good product is Meguiars supreme shine protectant for those who like hi gloss. It’s just an amazing product I also applied on external plastics on my MG4.
I don’t think we have the W3 in Canada. Just like we don’t have the K7 pressure washer. Only Europe.
With spring around the corner, I have been looking at ways to get further into detailing options and have really enjoyed the channel, the recommendations, and in particular the ultimate car detailer kits (interior and exterior) which as a beginner will be a starting point for me... Car detailing has always been daunting task with SO MANY products, and options. Thank you so much for all that you do. One further option would be to showcase a car detailing utilizing the recommended products as a follow-up tutorial.
How'd it go?
Another great video Pan. I have a little over half of you recommendations already in my arsenal. I will be checking out the fabric guard product. I’m a CarPro fan so probably their product. Perl is awesome. As always Pan, a great explanation of all your products and use. 👍 P.S. You’re creeping up on 500k subs! Goooo Pan,
Hello Pan, you should invest on sound insulation to avoid the echo you have on your garage. Great content, love the channel, thank you for all the advice you gave us ;)
Best things. Brushes for your drill, and super clean diluted three different ways for everything from tires to all interior. It's been great. Best tip from all the details. All that other stuff that has to be ordered or more expensive.. I found not needed so far
Would love to see you test out some new graphene.
After using Original Windex on the windows of my new to me vehicle and having horrible results I listened to you and got some Invisible Glass and wanted to say thank you! What a difference!! I did my wife's windshield and windows as well and she noticed a huge difference!! Thank you Pan for being so willing to share your knowledge and expertise!!
Glad I could help :)
If you do a review on glass cleaners, I would suggest trying out the Meguiars "perfect clarity" glass cleaner. I've been a big fan of invisible glass cleaner for a long time. I picked this up last week just to try it and I actually like it better than the invisible cleaner. I'm in western Pennsylvania so elivation, temps, and humidity is going to be different, but I thought it performed very well, and may be my new go to glass cleaner.
Great vid pan! Can’t wait for the 2020 products of the year video❗️❗️❗️
Hey Pan, thanks for all great tutorial contents, I’m from Toronto I’ll be visiting you when I visit Montreal
You mentioned make up brush, but what can take out make up from the door handles, seats etc. on BMW leather as P&S didn't quiet do the job, even when agitated with carpro's boar hair brushes
Thanks for the info pan! Would love to see you do a complete detail of a full size truck sometime... interior wether mats, exterior tanneau cover, maybe the undercarriage...
I did a black Chevy Silverado Z71 here: th-cam.com/video/g2FPiPkG4MI/w-d-xo.html
Hey Pan, can I top off the Turtle Wax Hybrid Acrylic Black Wax with Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Coating for extra protection?
That would be overkill. You should pick one or the other, not both.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks I stuck with the black wax
The best detailing channel in TH-cam! Thanks Pan!
Thanks Paul!
Hi Pan, Have you tested Alcantera cleaning and protection products? If so, which video should I view. Thanks in advance, and keep up the great work.
Every Pan video gets the like button smashed as soon as I hear the intro ❤️ Always makes me smile!
love every vid!!!
I like Meguiars hyper dressing, which can be diluted. Smells good, leaves a nice look. People seem to really like it
I like it for engine bay dressing.
Nice video Pan! Can you do a video to clarify that plastic film over leather on the new cars and what it is all about, maybe the leather cleaners & conditioners are not compatible, so what other products you would recommend.
Thanks for this video. I am in the works of starting my own my details side gig in the near future.
Best of luck!
Hey Pan! Do you have a video explaining how to use each product?
On many of them, I have individual reviews if you search on my channel. Or you can also see many of them in action in my popular (and viral) interior detailing tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/X7z1iFoykEM/w-d-xo.html
I also made a video showing my brother how to clean his interior (tutorial for beginners) here: th-cam.com/video/7GrTEPL1v3w/w-d-xo.html
I hope this helps!
@@PanTheOrganizer Definitely did! Thanks so much again Pan.
Pan, you came through just like you said with the interior video. You are the best. Keep it up!
I appreciate that!
G'day,
I've been enjoying some of your videos, and have learned a lot.
I have a couple questions for you...
Being an Aussie, not all products are available here, but I'm sure there's plenty that are similar.
I have a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland which has leather seats, but they have pin holes as they have a fan in the seats for ventilation/cooling. Many of the leather products are creams, which clog up the holes easily, and I'm not wanting to sit there cleaning the holes, that would take forever lol.
Do you have any suggestions for any products that won't clog the holes?
I'm not sure if you have seen the vacuum cleaner attachment with all the thin tubes or not? I've found that one of those is excellent for getting into tight spots, and they are great at vacuuming dust without disturbing other things in the area. Great for places with delicate parts.
Another topic that I would love to see (if you haven't already covered it in another video) is cleaning, and protecting a 4x4. I got the Jeep as my previous car is too thirsty when pulling our caravan. Yeah, the V8 tows nicely, and I don't even notice the van on the road, I do notice it when filling up. So I got the Jeep, which is awesome, and even has more luxury than my (dream) car, and being a 4x4, I'm going to join the Jeep club and do some off road trips, but coming home, I would like to clean it easily, so it doesn't look like it's been off-road.
Cheers mate 👍
We use Owner’s Pride Eco Wash for general interior cleaning . Replaced ONR in our arsenal. Great video as usual!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi Pan! I've been watching your channel for a month now and I love you videos. Hoping you can help me with choosing products here in the Philippines because I'm very confuse on what to choose.
Thanks Karl! Unfortunately, I don't know where you guys get your car care supplies in the Philippines.
I used CQuartz Leather Protectant on my black seats and they turned ash gray. Any ideas what I did wrong or how to fix it? Thanks, Pan! You're videos and advice is always appreciated.
Let me know if you find out please, I had a similar issue.
@@rdp2370 I used CarPro Pearl (Interior Dilution Ratio) and it fixed it. Spray some on a microfiber towel and wipe all over the seats and it will bring your seats back to a beautiful shine.
Since I already have VRP from the exterior detail package, can I just use that as a protectant on the interior rubber, vinyl/synthetic leather seats?
You can. Both 303 protectant ("aerospace" white bottle and blue bottle are basically the same product) and VRP are water-based. But from what i read, VRP can cause streaking if applied to exterior trim when it rains as it seems to wash off easily. Therefore, i only use it on my tires and engine bay. I use 303 protectant for all exterior trim and practically all interior. But that's just my usage. Mileage my vary.
Branden Lucero Are there any streaking with VRP on interior as well? Or will it be fine since it likely won’t get wet?
@@CheapestWayToTravelH It should be fine. I would just avoid getting it wet when it's applied just in case something might happen. VRP doesn't leave any streaking at least if it remains dry and it doesn't feel "greasy" which i like. I tried Meguiar's Ultimate Black and while it made things look nice, it was super greasy feeling so i stopped using it (even though they claim that it's non-greasy).
Branden Lucero nice! Definitively want a matte oem texture and not the old school armor all greasiness.
@@CheapestWayToTravelH Funny thing about VRP, is that i was curious how it would perform on electronics. So i super cleaned my camera and lens and then applied VRP to them. They look like they could be brand new. I'm gonna keep experimenting with it.
I just got my new Honda CRV and was wanting your opinion on the best exterior protection against the sun on the plastic parts like the fender flares and bumpers to keep it from fading. I have VRP from chemical guys but is there a better one? I appreciate your opinion thanks!
The best protection for exterior trim is an actual teim coating. Gtechniq C4 Trim Restorer, CarPro DLUX, Gyeon Trim. All food options.
Make sure you clean the plastic trim thoroughly before you apply those. A good wash, APC and IPA wipe.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you for your input I will definitely try one of these choices, your channel has helped me immensely so i don’t waste money on cheap products. Thanks again Pan✌🏼.
Excelent Video. Could you please make a video or give os some advice about care and protection for Alcantara. Since this is a synthetic tipe of material and not sure that is Leather and may have very special directions and warnings like temp.
Hello Pan, which Scotchgard would you recommend for fabric seats? There are so many to choose from. Thanks once again. Great work.
On a consumer level, this works super well: amzn.to/3EGWiEb
And for pro grade results, this: amzn.to/3AyJwF2
It would be great to see a video on how to protect interior and exterior on a brand new car so everything stays new longer.
I have many videos of new car detailing. Here’s one: th-cam.com/video/tjJPcdCUaK8/w-d-xo.html
For new video ideas - Can you do one on how to clean Jeep Wrangler top/glass? might be applicable for other convertibles
Pan, would I be able to use this product to remove greasy french fry oil off my car seat? Thanks for another great video!
Which product are you referring to?
Hey Pan , I'm just making a list. Can show how u use the colourlock smooth leather care set for older cars and the carpenter's steamer ?
Hey Pan. Can you discuss with us who are new to the detailing world how to properly remove beach sand from the interior? It is maddening at best.😫
Wonderfull video, a quality kit that everyone should have. Well I prefer in French because I do not understand everything: the words of Pan are to be listened to like an evanlige: we are all your faithful (sorry my English is not perfect). thank you very much and see you soon.
Pan do you agree that silk shine gives more shine than 303? I have both and I like silk shine more because I like the better shine that it gives, I feel like 303 just makes plastic look new
Yes Silk Shine has slightly more gloss compared to 303 Aerospace Protectant.
Already have half those products, love those brushes!!!
I have a 2016 corolla, the dash is imitation leather I believe, It has cloth seats, and some glossy and matte black plastic. Which of the cleaners and protectors would you recommend?
🤔 it seems my wife will have a few missing make up brushes. Also thanks for the glass protection I bought some last time and will be installing after they install my new windshield.
👍🏻
Congrats on hitting 500K subs pan!
Thanks Colby!
I have most of your beginner's kit you've shown here and just reminded me that i need to restock on some lol. But i was wondering if you could show/do a tutorial on the steam cleaner and/or the carpet extractor. There is this other detailer on youtube named "the detail geek" he is very very detailed, wanted to know if you heard of him and what your thoughts are.
We call The Detail Geek Pan’s Son lol
Hi Pan, great video. Do you have any recommendations for a home use pressure washer at $300 USD? Thanks
See my video on recommended pressure washers at different price points here: th-cam.com/video/_UwK_0VDK0o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CaFG7KhBZXwWLDQ5
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 Thanks, I was previously strongly looking at the Active 2.0. Buy after the video you suggested I went with the Greenworks 2300 since I had additional tasks. Thanks
I ve noticed in couple videos u have a stool by adams and a creeper cart stool. What’s ur favorite to use? Looking for one for a back saver. Thanks ! Awesome tips.
The Adam's rolling creeper was my old "chair". Here's a link to that one: amzn.to/44XCdGH
Now, I use a high end Vyper chair. Here's a link: bit.ly/3R5OH8i
You can see my new chair in this video: th-cam.com/video/KB9ISQwXLkg/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks !
Pan, these videos never ever get old! Keepem rolling friend!
Great video, Was wondering if you could do a review on Awesome all purposes cleaninng. It has over 50 listed uses, want to see the how good it may work for detailing inside and out, this cleaner has no acid, ammonia, bleach etc. Please and thank you
Hello Pan! I was wondering If It is safe to use CarPro Perl on a brand new BMW's Sensatec dashboard (Diluted 1:5)? If not, what do you recommend for protection instead?
Cool info. I have used chem guys orange degreaser on my engine. Works great as well for another cheap option as well. But i do see a lot of your products being used on pro level. Again. Enjoy always your videos. Makes me want to start a business. But i will do baby steps. Thanks again Pan.
Thanks for watching Brandon!
Hi pan the organizer! Love the videos super informative. I brought most of the products your recommended but I have a question about the alcatera leather in my cadillac atsv. Can I use the leather cleaner on the alcatera leather you recommend on this video?
Hi Kelvin! You would need a dedicated alcantara cleaner like this one: bit.ly/3qgm7Dh
Hey Pan, Thank you for the great video. I’m looking for a compact size multi use cleaner to keep in the car just for quick daily cleans. Currently the P&S product is either not available or the delivery date is very far away. Would you have any other recommendations, something safe on leather too.
Come back Wednesday for my updated interior detailing kit. ;)
Hey pan I’m deciding to purchase car pro pearl or not and was wondering if it can restore exterior trims as well as be used as an interior dressing ? Or if I should buy a separate product for exterior and interior.
It’s more of a protection and dressing type product, not really a trim restorer.
You would dilute it 5:1 for interior use and 3:1 for exterior use and 1:1 for tires. As mentioned on the label.
For exterior trim restoration, use something like Cerakote or the product I reviewed here: th-cam.com/video/26b8LEWwkc0/w-d-xo.html
What can i use the super clean for interior or exterior and examples and dilutions recomended?
Thank you for the exellent video. Have you tried Protecrall All surface Care instead of 303?
No
Hi Pan. Does Carpro Perl add anything if I already use Carpro InnerQD to light clean and protect the interior? Or isnt thus meant to layer on top of each other?
And if so, can I also use Perl to protect a leather steering wheel, instead of a dedicated leather sealant? Or isnt it protecting leather in the same way?
PERL is meant to be your more durable base layer of protection (1:5 dilution for interiors). And then for maintenance, you use something like CarPro InnerQD which is a quick interior detailer, meaning light cleaning duties and light protection topper.
In theory you can use PERL on leather too, but I prefer dedicated leather cleaners and leather protectants on leather surfaces.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan! 1 more thing though. If Perl is used first, for durability, and InnerQD to top up, with maintenance washes, what do I use to clean the plastics before applying Perl? InnerQD as well, or a diluted APC?
I would use this: amzn.to/45rNgZo
Or this: amzn.to/3XGZxHJ
Those are two pure cleaners, gentle enough yet power enough. No protection added. When you're done with the thorough clean, then you add PERL.
Do you have a wheel cleaning kit video?
th-cam.com/video/Ty4ZTq7A7rc/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Pan! Superb video! Thanks for the shout out to the women detailers!
Thanks Francoise! What country are you watching from? Cheers from Canada!
@@PanTheOrganizer I'm in california, USA. and starting a detailing business, many thanks to you!
I just appreciate your videos so much!!! Thanks!!
Thanks Sean! I appreciate your support. What’s your favourite video on my channel so far?
@@PanTheOrganizer As a newbie your two videos on detailing equipment and the other one on tools give me the reassurance that I'm getting started with the right gear!! Your opinion and expertise are a big factor in my purchases.
Hello Pan, Just start follow-up on TH-cam and i like it.
Got a question : what is your favoriet fabric coating?
Keep up these goed video's
Patrick (Netherlands)
Hi Patrick. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 113 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.
My favourite fabric coating is this: bit.ly/3ek96Ic
All my favourite products are in my popular awards video here: th-cam.com/video/gRwsznwfTwE/w-d-xo.html
Hey Pan, what’s a good tip for drying the carpet after shampooing? I was thinking of using a blow dryer. What do you think?
You can use an air mover like this: amzn.to/3MNV0LD
Good morning Pan Da Man. Do you think using a dry paintbrush for detailing vents is a bad idea?
Which one should I use on my digital dash and navigation screen? Please reply!
I use this: bit.ly/3zyBPOd
Great video Pan. I already use the chemical guys sprayable leather, and it is indeed very good stuff. Is it possible to make a new video where u explain the best way to clean and to ‘renew’ my half alcatara seats please?
Hi Pan, Can you do a video on how to use all these products in an interior detail
I have a few of those videos. Here are a few:
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