I got Gyeon CanCoat on my car, and I love it. Easy to put on, has great gloss, and superb protection properties! I did it all outdoors in less than ideal conditions, and still worked. I will do another coat before winter.
CanCoat is fantastics product! I used with triple layer application, it's incredible! Brightness and durability, 11 months! You're a leader, Pan, your chanell and your jobs are fantastics!
I applied this today on a white convertible mustang. I think I may have used more than needed as I had about half the can left after the 2nd coat. 50ml per coat. It was hard to see where it was going on white paint so I used a little more. I used my own applicator and used the included towel to wipe off. Wipe on wipe off. Easy application. Nice gloss. Paint felt slick on the 2nd coat.
I would love to see a full interior detail with an older car not a 2020 something that has been used more and pretty dirty inside I'm struggling to get a decent clean inside I don't have a wet vac atm lol
@@PanTheOrganizer It's difficult to pick one. I like em all. I really like them all. There's always something to learn. You keep repeating some stuff, mostly prepping a car, in each video which is super helpful. It's like a revision and I always pick up small details that I might have missed. It's the very very small things like how you hold your towel or how you flip it over etc that makes things easier. Or how much pressure to apply. I don't know why but it's gone in my head that the more pressure you apply, better the results. So I gas out pretty soon. Lol! Great content. You have to open your own academy. You'll be a great teacher.
Quang Pan has a great video called intro to polishing that is just what you are looking for. Check it out and he answers tons of questions. I still review it alot. Thx
@@PanTheOrganizer Hey Pan! I’m new to your channel and to car detailing. I used to drive old beater cars (12-15 yo) so I didn’t care much for the paint jobs but I just bought a 4 year old black SUV and I want to keep her shiny and protected and I want to do it myself. My question is in regards to polishing too. I live in an appartement so no access to pressure washer but I’ll go to my local manual car wash to do all of this on a quiet day so that’ll solve that issue :) As for the polish though, is there a way to polish the car without buying a polisher and pads? Thanks for posting your videos!!! I’m learning so much from you!!! :D
Yesterday I posted a comment on another video you did and one of the replies you sent me was asking what videos I like on your channel... well after watching these 3 part videos... this is what I like. How well you explain the products, how well you explain on how to use them.. You cover every part of what to do. Watching these videos, I feel like I'm in class to learn how to detail! I do have one question about the ceramic coating... I don't have a garage to do any of this in.. My car is always parked outside so the cure time is hard for me to do... any tips for me?
Thanks for the positive feedback Jay. I love it. That's exactly one of the goals of my channel: to educate my viewers on proper techniques so that will empower them to go out there and enjoy detailing their cars with the confidence and knowledge that they can duplicate these steps at home. No problem if you don't have a garage. Just pick a day where it won't rain. ;)
Great to hear! 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 920,000 subscribers and we have over 120 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.
Can coat is game changer for those who likes to take care of the vehicle themselves. I'm one of those and hugely inspired by your work. How we can make sure if there is raining outside post 24-48 hours of coating and we don't clean that up, the rain drops will put spots on the paint. How to handle that situation?
Brian, I know right, easy great gloss, and great protection. You and I have full size crew cab pick ups, I killed myself prepping and putting on 3 coats (what GTechniq calls for) of GTechniq CSL and EXOV4. Heck doing the roof alone, is like doing a whole Mini Copper. Don't forget 20" wheels, and all that glass. Next time I get get a truck or any vehicle (I love the results of Can Coat) I'm going Gyeon Can Coat, and given it's ease I would actually welcome applying it a couple of times a year, because I enjoy doing that kind of stuff.
What about removal if we want to try a different product after Can Coat starts to fail. Would it need to be polished to remove any remnants of the coating?
Great idea for a series, I really enjoyed it. Gyeon Can Coat certainly does not get enough exposure it's a great product. I hope to see you incorporating it in more of your videos, I recently applied GTechniq CSL and EXOv4 to my full size crew cab pick up truck. The results were stellar, though considering the work involved, prepping, polishing etc., then applying 3 coats the traditional way is very time consuming and taxing on the body, next time around I'm going with Can Coat.
Pan TheOrganizer looking on TH-cam for Do it yourself auto detail and theta are many good channels air there sino of them with multimillion companies behind but so far you are the most “detailed” explanation yet simple.
Thanks Pan for all the info I have a problem on my alloy wheels as there is a lot of Browning which doesn't come off I've got white stains which I think maybe from allowing the iron remover to dry on the wheels (this was before i started watching your videos) I used the P and S brake duster and the ironx remover but to no avail. My only option could be to take it to a car detailing specialist to see what they can do with the wheels Do you have any other products or tips you could give us 1 - remove the brown staining as the wheels have a Matt black finish 2 - remove the white stains on the Matt black finish Any advice is appreciated greatly and again thanks for all your tips
You can still do all of these steps outside, just make sure you never work in direct sunlight. Work in the shade, on a cool surface. And remember to spray the CanCoat in the folded towel (so it doesn't go all over the place with the wind). Also, the new version of CanCoat, called CanCoat EVO lasts twice as long, and is outdoor friendly for the application. Link in the video description. As far as polishing, if you don't have a polisher, just note that your paint won't be improved. Paint polishing is what removes defects like swirls and scratches and oxidation. It makes the paint look glossy (way more than any paint protection can) and gives clarity and depth to the finish. Also, polishing is what removes 100% of any old protection that might be on your paint, a crucial step before applying a ceramic based protection, as the protection needs to bond to a virgin clear coat. If you have a wax on the paint currently, the coating won't bond as well and won't last as long.
Thank you so much for this video. I followed your procedures and applied Can Coat! I thought this product would be forgiving to a newbie like me. My first time! After curing duration (12hrs fir bewer version?), when can we start washing cars? We may need to wait 7days or so like other ceramic coating?
Hi! I'm guessing you applied the latest CanCoat EVO version right? Gyeon recommends waiting at least 12 hours after the application before you expose the vehicle to water or rain. I recommend a full 24 hours if possible. And then, wait at least 7 days before you wash your car again. The coating continues curing during the first weeks. Ideally, I would say wait 2 weeks before you wash your car. You are correct. The same principles apply like a glass bottle coating. Cheers!
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you so much! Yes that is what I applied. So excited to see beads! Here in Seattle we have no shortage of rain! Your whole process in detail is so helpful. So thank you.
Pan, I’ve used CanCoat Evo and the product is great!!! I only applied one coat about 3 weeks ago. I’ve applied Ceramic Detailer and regular wash maintenance since then. Now, I’d like to add another coat of Evo. I’m a little confused on the process. Do I need to do a decon wash and IPA wipe down or can I just do a wash with Bathe+ and apply another coat? Any info would be great. Thanks and keep the great videos coming. Also, can Evo be used on the windshield? Thx.
Voilà une superbe vidéo, j’ai une Lamborghini à faire la semaine prochaine donc je vais vite commander. Merci Pan , j’espère que le résultat va être au rendez-vous 🤩
Hello.Nice detailed video.. One question please.. Which steps we have to follow if we have already applied cancoat before about 5 months.The car was for long time in the garage without moving.I just to want to refresh the coating..If i make clay,iron remover and prep will be remove or affect the previous coat?? Thanks in advance from 🇬🇷
Yasou! If you just want to refresh and add a new layer of the same CanCoat, you can just wash the car, use iron remover, Gyeon Prep to make sure the paint is ultra clean, and simply apply a fresh layer of CanCoat.
Hey Pan , thanks for the great content, literally two weeks ago I had no idea what car detailing was 😀, I have a question, I was overwhelmed by the amount of preparation that has to be done before using the can coat, my car is pretty new, less than two weeks, it’s had some dust and dirt on it but it actually shows some beeding, I guess that maybe was done at the factory or just because of new paint, do I need to do all of this and use all of those products and polish or a good contact wash will do since it’s pretty new ?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 985,000 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. A new car is never new until it's properly detailed. - at the factory, the paint defects are often corrected quickly by rotary polishing which can leave marks and holograms, so polishing corrects those, before you lock that in long term with a ceramic coating for example. - vehicles are then transported by truck, train and boat so they are exposed to the elements, industrial fallout, brake dust, rail dust, etc - vehicles are often left at boat docks (when transported by boat) or in exterior parking lots for weeks or months, again being exposed to the elements - at the dealership, the vehicles are almost always poorly prepped using the same dirty water that was used for all the cars on a given day, and poor washing and drying methods leading to swirls and scratches - at the dealership, a layer of cheap wax or paint sealant is usually applied to attempt to make the paint glossy prior to delivery. It's crucial to remove any previous protection before you apply a ceramic coating, as coatings need to bond directly to a virgin clear coat. If you only plan on applying a regular carnauba wax or paint sealant though, you could decide to skip machine polishing, as those protectants can be applied over existing protection and it's not as crucial to prep the paint as well. I explain all of this in this popular video: th-cam.com/video/QgoyrC-5CMc/w-d-xo.html So you can better visualize the new car prep process, here are the steps I perform on a brand new car for my customers: RS6 Avant Performance: th-cam.com/video/L5SQ0ZIJCj0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mcQiMs9HBLlaqjGK Mercedes S 580: th-cam.com/video/Vq_tfcwryVI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=whord2_UEFSg28UW Aston Martin Vantage: th-cam.com/video/OKga3yZVTqo/w-d-xo.html Volvo XC60: th-cam.com/video/tvDBBenhYFA/w-d-xo.html Tesla Model Y: th-cam.com/video/gohks8xP5NY/w-d-xo.html Porsche 911 Carrera: th-cam.com/video/2ckiivbFqs4/w-d-xo.html Mercedes AMG GT63S matte black: th-cam.com/video/eU8zg1lXvXY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=oGxoCp8PWt7gTncV Audi Q7: th-cam.com/video/t7HCBSVnizM/w-d-xo.html
You don't reuse the towel in this case. Just like ceramic coatings in glass bottles, you throw the towels after use. CanCoat is not your regular ceramic spray. It's a very strong ceramic coating in spray form.
Thanks again Pan. Gyeon makes awesome products. Need to try this out as usual. After your Saturday am video there is usually an amazon order immediately afterward- lol - i have the gyeon leather coat and it is amazing. You the best Pan
Hi Pan, another great tutorial video. I have a question for you. Instead of using Gyeon prime. Can I use Rupes ultra finish polish or Rupes stand alone protection polish. Base on your review I did pick up 7 gyeon chemicals. I forgot to get gyeon primer. I got rupes polisher in a kit. Which came with the compounds and polish.
Pan, I used the Can Coat on a couple vehicles I detailed for a few friends and I used it on my wife’s Bronco and my Bronco. I used the Can Coat Evo and this stuff is insane!! Now, can I use this as a topper on my existing Can Coat? I bought the ceramic detailer as well. Thanks for any and all input. Have a great day.
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you so much. I haven’t used the Ceramic Detailer yet but I’m looking forward to it. So far, I’m loving Can Coat Evo and your video gave me the confidence to use a ceramic coating. Now, I’m telling everyone about it.
Love all your vids. Prob the best detailer channel i found. Once can coat has been opened, how long will remainder of the bottle last ? I heard it can get thick after a year
Thanks for the positive feedback Ziad! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 890,000 subscribers and we have over 115 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. Once you open a coating bottle, typically it's good for 1-2 months at best. Unopened, detailing chemicals are usually good for 1-2 years if kept in stable conditions and not frozen.
Thats a shame. I was hoping to coat every year for at least 4 years. Anyway love your content and really appreciate the fact that you replied. Keep up the great work !
Hi from Greece.Great videos great channel.Just want to ask after how long you can add a second application of cancoat and after that how often do i have to use cure?Thanks
Hello pan, thankyou for always sharing your experience with us. I have a ceramic coated car so I really wanna know which compound should I use to remove it. I’ll appreciate it if you can help mate ❤
Hi Pan Amazing video . Could you please suggest? I applied CAN coat today , hope it lasts for 6-9 months. So after 6-9 months if I want to apply again , do I need to follow the same steps such as decontamination and paint prep which can last me for 6-9 months again ? Please answer Thanks Manny from Australia
Yes you would redo all the steps for maximum durability. The bare minimum though is to wash the car, use an iron remover, then when you are done rinsing and drying, use the Gyeon Prep to prep the surface, and apply a new fresh layer of CanCoat.
Thanks Pan, I have just bought a collector car in matte black. What happens if I put some Turtle Wax Ceramic Spray on it beside being a little more shiny? I tried a small sample area and it is still matte but darker which is very nice. Any possible damage to the paint (it’s not a wrap but paint)? Any way to contact you privately? Jacques
Hello Pan..... What happens after 6 to 8 months? Must you prepare the surface again with a wash, Clay, Polish, IPA again? I just got my wife her dream car..... It's not brand new, but it is a 2018 and we are watching all of your videos to see whats best. This video is 5 months old. Is there anything you'd recommend now? Thank you Pan!
This is a great choice if you want an easy to apply coating. If you are willing to put more hours into it, have more detailing experience and a bigger budget, you could go for a full blown ceramic coating in a glass bottle like in my popular tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/byKcYsEyWGk/w-d-xo.html But if you want quick and easy application, Gyeon Can Coat is very good. And in 6 to 8 months, you would do a wash, use an iron remover, possibly clay if you feel there is contamination in the paint (gritty feeling surface) and then possibly polish (to remove swirls and scratches if those bother you) and reapply a fresh coat. It's that simple.
Great video, i was just wondering if you have an coated car and wanted to apply a new coating for some reason, what type of pads and compound would you recommend if the paint is in good condition
No. But if I had to machine polish a coating off, I would use 3D One with Buff and Shine Uro Fiber pads. Watch my video: th-cam.com/video/2JDvQBs1viM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Dorian. 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. To answer your question, it really depends on multiple factors so it's not a simple answer. It depends on your experience level, how bad the paint is (does it need paint correction?) among other things. On average, a typical wash, chemical decon, clay, paint prep spray and applying the coating will take anywhere from 2 to 3 hours. If you need machine polishing, add a few more hours to the mix. Again, it will vary for every different person. But applying the spray on its own only takes a few minutes, as it's a spray on, wipe off, bingo done.
I would wait a week until your first wash before using any other chemicals. But if you want to apply Cure right away, do it within 45-60 min after Can Coat.
Awesome job looking great like always showing the new comets for bigginer detailers your awesome jobs be safe god bless William from extreme optimum auto detailing pr
No. Use the brand’s topper one first applying the coating. You want to ensure proper chemical compatibility as the coating still continues to cure during the following weeks. After two weeks, then you can start washing your car again and use a topper of your choice.
I have an old school Japanese car from the 80s with raised white lettering on the tires...will that tire treatment work without staining the letters? if not you have any other alternatives?
Thanks Joel. Yes I have a video right here: th-cam.com/video/7RCgqdGrvrA/w-d-xo.html With over 800 videos on my channel, and new ones added twice weekly, you'll likely always find what you're looking for. Just use the search terms and add my name in the TH-cam search bar. For example, if you type "ceramic coating PPF Pan The Organizer" you would find that video. ;)
Is it okay to use IPA after contact washing my car? It's about 2months old only. Not too confident of polishing and using clay yet. Also, iron remover that you recommended are hard to come by in our part of the world. So my system will look like (for now): foam wash, contact wash with ph neutral shampoo, IPA then TW SnS then topped by TW ice dry wax.
Hi Pan - if preparing an older vehicle (mine is 2016, unfortunately previous owner hasn’t looked after the paint particularly well, looks of swirl marks and some blemishes as well) - would it be worth using a medium cut compound or even heavy as an extra step, or in replacement of the primer step? Brand new to machine polishing! Just ordering one as we speak, have been watching your vids with great interest, fantastic description level!
I have not done ceramic coating yet because I was afraid I would mess up, but this product looks good. and probably the way you explain, it looks more easy :) I use Turtle waz ICE Seal & Shine as by go to protectant. Is it good to apply ceramic coat and the seal n shine in subsequent maintenance washes?
Thanks Pan! I’m preparing to spray coat my car, but don’t know if I go with Adam’s Advanced Graphene Coating Spray or the one you showed in the video. Which spray coating do you think is the best in the market right now?
The new Gyeon CanCoat EVO (lasts twice as long as the original and you apply it the same way as in the video. Links in the description under the video).
Hi Pan. I applied Cancoat a week ago and now I see I wasn’t careful enough in regards to overspray. It’s bad on the glass and a couple other areas. What do you recommend? Can I clay it?
Claying won't remove that unfortunately. To remove durable coatings like that the only way, especially if it has already had days to cure, is machine polishing. As mentioned in the video and in Gyeon's own videos, it's important to be VERY careful to spray in a folded microfiber towel, AWAY from the vehicle. That avoids any overspray issues.
Is the iron remover ok to be used on a matte xpel ppf film? I am trying to figure out the best way to clean my car and apply the matte Gyeon ceramic coating. Any tips will be much appreciated.
No. With CanCoat, I find you can speed up the process with the towel which covers more surface area quicker, compared to a small microsuede applicator. There's a reason why they came up with this system over at Gyeon, with precise instructions. But feel free to experiment and see what works best for you. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 985,000 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.
@@rudolphnash7471 i mean... he's got a point. Pan may not realized of what he was doing by spraying near the vehicle, given that he's already an expert
Great video as always. I have a 2020 ram truck. I have xpel on the hood, mirrors, fenders and bumper. Do I need to clay that and spray it with iron remover? They said i can wax it but not sure about the other stuff.
great video pan as always.. question for you, I had previously applied carpro ceramic coating to my black car. I live in florida this sun eats the coat up quick. I need to reapply the coating.. witch steps should I take to apply a coating. would it be the same as the first time or there are different steps to take? and also if you can recommend a product to remove any trees debris/liquid idk what you will call that!?
It depends how long the coating has been applied. If it's getting close to the two years durability claim, then yes you have to restart all the steps: wash, decon, machine polishing, IPA, reapply two coats. If it has only been 6 months, you could perhaps just wash the car, iron remover, then IPA wipe with CarPro Eraser, then apply a topper like CarPro Gliss. Watch my video: th-cam.com/video/d2wDvUIYrtw/w-d-xo.html
Hi Pan, Great videos! Greatly appreciate the steps you walk us through to coat a car. Is Can Coat similar to Xpel Ceramic Boost? I have a brand new Lexus that had PPF installed on parts of it and the installer also applied Xpel Ceramic Boost over the entire car, PPF and paint. I was planning to apply Gtechniq CSL to the Paint and HALO to the PPF but now am not sure what the best process would be to remove the Xpel Ceramic Boost before applying Gtechniq. I have been told to use everything from a 70% IPA mixture, Xpel PPF Cleaner, CarPro Reset to polishing the entire car. If need be I could do a light polishing of the paint maybe using the Primer you used as well as PPF Renew to prep the PPF. Do you have any experience with Cermaic Boost and what would be your recommendations?
I don't have experience with XPEL Ceramic Boost, but from what I hear, it's nowhere near the durability or performance of Gyeon CanCoat EVO. XPEL Boost seems to be a light ceramic spray. CanCoat EVO is the highest performing spray coating out there. After that, the next step is a true coating in a glass bottle. CanCoat EVO is the new version of CanCoat, and has double the durability. So instead of 4-6 months like the original formula, the EVO version now boasts 10-12 months durability. But be careful with XPEL PPF, as I heard that if you use any other protection except from XPEL it might void your warranty. So check with your PPF installer first. Second, the only way to ensure 100% removal of any previous protection is by machine polishing.
Great video and information!! Quick question. I want to use Can Coat on a new car but I have a ton of Beadmaker left over. Can I use the Beadmaker as a drying aid on a car that has Can Coat ceramic coating? Thank you.
Yes. You can use Bead Maker on top of any protection: waxes, sealants and coatings. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 950,000 subscribers and we have over 125 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.
Classic pan smashing out the coatings. 👍😀. Would love to see a coating going on not in your garage. Something for the mobile detailers and hobbyists. You should do a challenge pan series. I know of a tractor that needs a clean. 😂
Pan can you do a video on removing a ceramic coating? I detailed my my car on an overcast day (figured it's not good to do in direct sunlight and I don't have access to keep the car indoors) but once I saw the paint in the sunlight I realized a bunch of imperfections. I used a spray coating like this one with about a year of protection (2 coats).
Pan TheOrganizer thanks Pan, tried it today and it worked great. Did a few passes with ultimate compound. I was using turtle wax's hybrid solutions line in case anyone else asks.
Hello pan. Really enjoy your video. I do have a question. After doing a paint correction an getting car prep before put on gyeon ceramic liquid coating. When it comes time to do it again in 8 months or so. Does the same process have to be done all over again. Because if keep doing a paint correction over an over. You are taking layers of clear coat off correct. So what do I do. Thx an have a good day
You only do paint correction when your paint needs it, meaning if you see lots of swirls, scratches or oxidation. You want to preserve as much clear coat as possible. If you wash and dry your car with safe washing methods you shouldn’t need machine polishing. I polished my car only once since I bought it new over two years ago. So if your paint is in good condition 6 to 8 months later, you can simply wash, use an iron remover for decon, qui paint prep and then reapply a fresh coat of Can Coat.
Is there a big difference between the Geon ceramic coating and Hybrid Solutions by Turtle Wax? I've used the latter product and been happy with the results, other than applying it not being straightforward at all. It gets good reviews by Consumer Reports. Can you give a perspective as a professional car detailer?
Gyeon CanCoat EVO is a superior product. No doubt about it. But it also costs more. See my recent video on Gyeon coatings: th-cam.com/video/w_dpnJH_Mz0/w-d-xo.html
You do such a great job. i would love to see some undercarriage cleaning if posible. Also ive seen people cleaning their seatbelts and wipers with some weird brushes.
Thanks! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 920,000 subscribers and we have over 120 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 undercarriage cleaning video: th-cam.com/video/2fOEaNOGTFI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xQTYEANmkXtKAAcU
amazing interraction. Ive watched every detailing video on your channel except this one. thank you very much. Btw, greetings from Puerto Rico. Its a bit warmer down here. Kinda hard to find a day where it doesnt rain to fully detail my cars, plus we get a lot of storms if not hurricanes this time of the year.
Hearing a lot of good things about Owners pride products and their ceramic coating. Would like to see you do a review on them. Also, I love all your videos!
Honestly I can’t remember??? I think I was looking up something detail related and came across your videos. I’ve been watching tour stuff for a while now
Hello Pan from Australia ;) I would like to ask if you could answer a question about Gyeon can coat. I have just put can coat on my car Tuesday evening 23/3/2I, I initially wanted to do 2 coats but run out of time. So can I put on a 2nd coat and when would that be now be possible given the wait time before it can be washed and hit with Gyeon prep again? Many thanks.
@@PanTheOrganizer Just to clarify "Wait a week, wash the car, apply your second coat" I'll be washing with Gyeon Bathe Essence and do I still need to use Gyeon Prep again before the second coat or can that step be skipped? P.S I just went out to look at the car and it's even better looking again super glossy wow..
The 7 days are up and I've just come back in from washing and drying the car ( it's great washing a ceramic coated car my 1st one ) just going to have something to eat and then the 2nd coat will be going on and I'm so impressed with Gyeon Can Coat love it..
Hey Pan, nice tutorial. I have a question. If I were claying and my clay bar gets very dirty when I still don’t finish the process, would you recommend using another bar? or using the same is okay? I’m not quite sure how much they can be used and re-used…
If you are using a claybar, you can refold it to expose a fresh surface when it gets too dirty (but if you drop it on the floor, you have to throw it in the garbage though). A claybar is typically good for 6 to 8 cars depending on how nasty the contamination is. I made a video explaining the differences between a claybar, clay towel and clay mitt here: th-cam.com/video/y4UUHeF4nq8/w-d-xo.html
Pan TheOrganizer - I got it off as soon as I saw it but, it being my wife’s car, it had been outside all day long in the hot sun. I removed it with detailing spray but it was too late: after washing and clay-barring there are still 4 small etched areas.
Even new cars aren't really new when they're out of the dealership. Watch what procedure I did to a customer's brand new SUV as soon as he took delivery in this video: th-cam.com/video/tjJPcdCUaK8/w-d-xo.html I have many of those "new car prep" videos on my channel. :)
What's the price of a job like this? I don't think there's many people that does this kind of work, and do you do same or similar process for door sills and the inside paint of doors?
Pretty much any iron remover will do. Ceramic coatings have the highest chemical resistance. CarPro IronX, Gyeon Iron, Optimum Ferrex, P&S Iron Buster, Gtechniq Iron Remover, etc. Pretty much all coatings brands have iron removers and they’re all safe to use on coated cars. It’s actually recommended to use an iron remover on a ceramic coated car every 3-4 months.
That depends how much defects are in your paint and also if you have any previous protection that needs to be removed. If you have deep scratches and swirls, you will likely have to start with a compound first, and then move to a polish. If you only have light scratches, perhaps only a polish is needed. Watch my ceramic coating application tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/sqQYVjxFqK0/w-d-xo.html
hey pan, I am almost ready to detail my cars, however I have one question... I'm going to stick with Meguiar's compound and polish before applying a ceramic coating spray, my car def has a lot more swirls and damage than the car you're working with in this video. will I be okay? or do i need the a primer? D: also just want to confirm, you only rinsed and dried the vehicle after the clay bar, i dont need to soap wash it, then hit it with the compound and polish?
If your car has more swirls and scratches, the only difference is you’ll spend more time polishing. After the clay bar, you simply rinse and dry the vehicle. No need to rewash. You move onto machine polishing. After you are done with your final polish, don’t forget to use a paint prep spray like Gyeon Prep to remove polishing oils. This is crucial before applying any ceramic based protection to ensure a proper bond to the clear coat.
Great Video Pan! I’d like to ask if I have a ceramic coated car can I still do the chemical and mechanical decontamination when applying topper such as gyeon can coat? Thanks!
Pan TheOrganizer I personally like the paint polishing tutorial for beginners. I have not yet tried polishing my car. Maybe in the near future 😂 thanks pan!
Hi Pan! Big fan! Had a question..I'm going to put gyeon syncro on a 1 year old car and not do a polish (I suck at it and I can't seem to remove swirl marks). After iron decon (no clay), should I do a wipe down with gyeon prep or something similar and then do syncro? Thanks!
Ouf. You have to make sure there isn’t any protection on the paint before applying a coating. If there’s a wax, sealant or old coating, the ONLY way to ensure 100% removal of a previous coating is by machine polishing. If you’re sure there’s NO PROTECTION on the paint (there’s zero water beading), then yes you could wash the car, use an iron remover, then clay the paint if it feels rough or contaminated, then use Gyeon Prep, and then apply Syncro. Follow the instructions that are included!
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you. Ok so there is currently protection on the paint. It rained today and it's beading :( I just bought the car pre-owned from the dealership...lexus rx350 2023. So I'll use clay scrubber and will polish it. But I'm so scared I'll add more swirls to the paint. I have a porter DA polisher. What color foam pad would you recommend..orange? Paint seems like it's in good shape. And how do I make sure I'm not adding swirls to the paint? Thank you so much for your time! 😊
If you do things right, you won't add more swirls. Quite the opposite. You'll be removing defects, and improving gloss A LOT. The best way to increase the gloss is by paint correction. The protection applied afterwards is just a little more boost in gloss, but the majority of measurable increases in gloss units (by a gloss meter) is always with paint correction (machine polishing). See my simple tutorial on paint correction for beginners here: th-cam.com/video/ustTEVGMOTI/w-d-xo.html
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What a time to be alive ! It keeps getting easier to get decent results for us the weekend warriors
Totally!
I got Gyeon CanCoat on my car, and I love it. Easy to put on, has great gloss, and superb protection properties! I did it all outdoors in less than ideal conditions, and still worked. I will do another coat before winter.
Thanks for sharing!
Well Gyeon, if you read this, i’m happy to receive a full starter pack. I’m broke of have to buy all these products ... 😉
CanCoat is fantastics product! I used with triple layer application, it's incredible! Brightness and durability, 11 months! You're a leader, Pan, your chanell and your jobs are fantastics!
Thanks for the kind words Fernando! What car do you drive?
@@PanTheOrganizer Opel Astra K TDCI metallic silver gray. I no have garage and CC made its the great work!
@@fernandoarno52 11 months and non-garaged? That’s nice! How do you like CC now, after another year?
I applied this today on a white convertible mustang. I think I may have used more than needed as I had about half the can left after the 2nd coat. 50ml per coat. It was hard to see where it was going on white paint so I used a little more. I used my own applicator and used the included towel to wipe off. Wipe on wipe off. Easy application. Nice gloss. Paint felt slick on the 2nd coat.
I would love to see a full interior detail with an older car not a 2020 something that has been used more and pretty dirty inside I'm struggling to get a decent clean inside I don't have a wet vac atm lol
A quick search will show hundreds of these types of videos and a few by Pan already
Check out detail geek
check out detail groove or wilson auto detailing
Yes I like to see this type of vídeo too
That's a lot of work. Car detailing is hard work. Your videos are so good. You give all the information that a common man requires.
Thanks for the positive feedback! I appreciate it. What’s your favourite video on my channel so far?
@@PanTheOrganizer It's difficult to pick one. I like em all. I really like them all. There's always something to learn. You keep repeating some stuff, mostly prepping a car, in each video which is super helpful. It's like a revision and I always pick up small details that I might have missed.
It's the very very small things like how you hold your towel or how you flip it over etc that makes things easier. Or how much pressure to apply. I don't know why but it's gone in my head that the more pressure you apply, better the results. So I gas out pretty soon. Lol!
Great content. You have to open your own academy. You'll be a great teacher.
I would like an in-depth step of polishing such as advance tips, cleaning in between passes, what to do and not to do etc. Great video
Quang Pan has a great video called intro to polishing that is just what you are looking for. Check it out and he answers tons of questions. I still review it alot. Thx
Did you watch my paint polishing tutorial? Here: th-cam.com/video/X2qjO5xZZ2E/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer Hey Pan! I’m new to your channel and to car detailing. I used to drive old beater cars (12-15 yo) so I didn’t care much for the paint jobs but I just bought a 4 year old black SUV and I want to keep her shiny and protected and I want to do it myself. My question is in regards to polishing too. I live in an appartement so no access to pressure washer but I’ll go to my local manual car wash to do all of this on a quiet day so that’ll solve that issue :) As for the polish though, is there a way to polish the car without buying a polisher and pads? Thanks for posting your videos!!! I’m learning so much from you!!! :D
Yesterday I posted a comment on another video you did and one of the replies you sent me was asking what videos I like on your channel... well after watching these 3 part videos... this is what I like. How well you explain the products, how well you explain on how to use them.. You cover every part of what to do. Watching these videos, I feel like I'm in class to learn how to detail!
I do have one question about the ceramic coating... I don't have a garage to do any of this in.. My car is always parked outside so the cure time is hard for me to do... any tips for me?
Thanks for the positive feedback Jay. I love it. That's exactly one of the goals of my channel: to educate my viewers on proper techniques so that will empower them to go out there and enjoy detailing their cars with the confidence and knowledge that they can duplicate these steps at home.
No problem if you don't have a garage. Just pick a day where it won't rain. ;)
@@PanTheOrganizer yeah that's kinda hard lol I live in Portland OR. :)
I think it’ll be cool to have a video to go over various defects, and compare a cleaner wax, vs All in one, one step, compound, and polish, etc.
Just applied this today to my focus rs mk2 came out great. Full wash and decon and prep is the key I think as with any coating. Love the channel Pan .
Great to hear! 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 920,000 subscribers and we have over 120 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 been a follower for a long time now pan live your work mate
Oh cool! What country are you watching from? Cheers from Canada!
@@PanTheOrganizer Australia Pan.
Very informative and high quality channel.. Just lose that clown move you do in the beginning.
Can coat is game changer for those who likes to take care of the vehicle themselves. I'm one of those and hugely inspired by your work. How we can make sure if there is raining outside post 24-48 hours of coating and we don't clean that up, the rain drops will put spots on the paint. How to handle that situation?
After 24 hours it won’t matter if it rains. If you ever get water spots, you’ll be happy to see next week’s tutorial where I talk about this. ;)
Thanks Pan for all the info, tips and tricks! You have inspire me to even try to get the certification for detailing! 🙏🏻💪🏻 wish me luck! 🙌🏻
good luck brother
Hi Xavier! It’s cool that I can inspire my viewers!
Pan TheOrganizer indeed! 🙌🏻
Did not know there is a certification for detailing.
Great video, easy to do looks like. I was curious, when you have to reapply the coat. Do you have to clay and polish again?
Just wash, IPA wipe and apply a fresh layer.
Good question Justin Snow and thanks for the reply Pan.
So in case of just reapplying cancoat the iron stage is not neseccesary?given that the previous coat is well maintened and well cleaned
Looks like Gyeon has some awesome products. I hope to try more soon and that can coat looks stupid simple to use. Great video brother!
Thanks bro! Wish April a happy birthday from me!
Brian, I know right, easy great gloss, and great protection. You and I have full size crew cab pick ups, I killed myself prepping and putting on 3 coats (what GTechniq calls for) of GTechniq CSL and EXOV4. Heck doing the roof alone, is like doing a whole Mini Copper. Don't forget 20" wheels, and all that glass. Next time I get get a truck or any vehicle (I love the results of Can Coat) I'm going Gyeon Can Coat, and given it's ease I would actually welcome applying it a couple of times a year, because I enjoy doing that kind of stuff.
Jay Zstr I agree cleaning our trucks is very tiring. This can coat looks awesome for that.
What about removal if we want to try a different product after Can Coat starts to fail. Would it need to be polished to remove any remnants of the coating?
Great idea for a series, I really enjoyed it. Gyeon Can Coat certainly does not get enough exposure it's a great product. I hope to see you incorporating it in more of your videos, I recently applied GTechniq CSL and EXOv4 to my full size crew cab pick up truck. The results were stellar, though considering the work involved, prepping, polishing etc., then applying 3 coats the traditional way is very time consuming and taxing on the body, next time around I'm going with Can Coat.
Thanks for the positive feedback Jay!
You could also try Gyeon Wet Coat, it’s a spray on rinse off coating for all the car including the wheels.😀
You u are my hero man,the best detailing channel on TH-cam thanks so much
Thanks! How did you discover my channel?
Pan TheOrganizer looking on TH-cam for Do it yourself auto detail and theta are many good channels air there sino of them with multimillion companies behind but so far you are the most “detailed” explanation yet simple.
Thanks Pan for all the info
I have a problem on my alloy wheels as there is a lot of Browning which doesn't come off
I've got white stains which I think maybe from allowing the iron remover to dry on the wheels (this was before i started watching your videos)
I used the P and S brake duster and the ironx remover but to no avail. My only option could be to take it to a car detailing specialist to see what they can do with the wheels
Do you have any other products or tips you could give us
1 - remove the brown staining as the wheels have a Matt black finish
2 - remove the white stains on the Matt black finish
Any advice is appreciated greatly and again thanks for all your tips
Excellent guide. However I want to ask. What are my options when I don't have a garage and polisher.
You can still do all of these steps outside, just make sure you never work in direct sunlight. Work in the shade, on a cool surface. And remember to spray the CanCoat in the folded towel (so it doesn't go all over the place with the wind). Also, the new version of CanCoat, called CanCoat EVO lasts twice as long, and is outdoor friendly for the application. Link in the video description.
As far as polishing, if you don't have a polisher, just note that your paint won't be improved. Paint polishing is what removes defects like swirls and scratches and oxidation. It makes the paint look glossy (way more than any paint protection can) and gives clarity and depth to the finish.
Also, polishing is what removes 100% of any old protection that might be on your paint, a crucial step before applying a ceramic based protection, as the protection needs to bond to a virgin clear coat. If you have a wax on the paint currently, the coating won't bond as well and won't last as long.
Thank you so much for this video. I followed your procedures and applied Can Coat! I thought this product would be forgiving to a newbie like me. My first time! After curing duration (12hrs fir bewer version?), when can we start washing cars? We may need to wait 7days or so like other ceramic coating?
Hi! I'm guessing you applied the latest CanCoat EVO version right? Gyeon recommends waiting at least 12 hours after the application before you expose the vehicle to water or rain. I recommend a full 24 hours if possible. And then, wait at least 7 days before you wash your car again. The coating continues curing during the first weeks. Ideally, I would say wait 2 weeks before you wash your car.
You are correct. The same principles apply like a glass bottle coating.
Cheers!
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you so much! Yes that is what I applied. So excited to see beads! Here in Seattle we have no shortage of rain! Your whole process in detail is so helpful. So thank you.
Pan,
I’ve used CanCoat Evo and the product is great!!! I only applied one coat about 3 weeks ago. I’ve applied Ceramic Detailer and regular wash maintenance since then. Now, I’d like to add another coat of Evo. I’m a little confused on the process. Do I need to do a decon wash and IPA wipe down or can I just do a wash with Bathe+ and apply another coat? Any info would be great. Thanks and keep the great videos coming. Also, can Evo be used on the windshield? Thx.
Voilà une superbe vidéo, j’ai une Lamborghini à faire la semaine prochaine donc je vais vite commander. Merci Pan , j’espère que le résultat va être au rendez-vous 🤩
Hello.Nice detailed video..
One question please..
Which steps we have to follow if we have already applied cancoat before about 5 months.The car was for long time in the garage without moving.I just to want to refresh the coating..If i make clay,iron remover and prep will be remove or affect the previous coat??
Thanks in advance from 🇬🇷
Yasou! If you just want to refresh and add a new layer of the same CanCoat, you can just wash the car, use iron remover, Gyeon Prep to make sure the paint is ultra clean, and simply apply a fresh layer of CanCoat.
@@PanTheOrganizer You are the best Pan!! And speak also Greek..Efharisto(thanks)
Can you explain what I have to do to remove bugs from my car without leaving minor scratches. Please let me know. Thanks 😊
Ap cleaner and bug sponge. You'll be fine
Hey Pan , thanks for the great content, literally two weeks ago I had no idea what car detailing was 😀, I have a question, I was overwhelmed by the amount of preparation that has to be done before using the can coat, my car is pretty new, less than two weeks, it’s had some dust and dirt on it but it actually shows some beeding, I guess that maybe was done at the factory or just because of new paint, do I need to do all of this and use all of those products and polish or a good contact wash will do since it’s pretty new ?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 985,000 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.
A new car is never new until it's properly detailed.
- at the factory, the paint defects are often corrected quickly by rotary polishing which can leave marks and holograms, so polishing corrects those, before you lock that in long term with a ceramic coating for example.
- vehicles are then transported by truck, train and boat so they are exposed to the elements, industrial fallout, brake dust, rail dust, etc
- vehicles are often left at boat docks (when transported by boat) or in exterior parking lots for weeks or months, again being exposed to the elements
- at the dealership, the vehicles are almost always poorly prepped using the same dirty water that was used for all the cars on a given day, and poor washing and drying methods leading to swirls and scratches
- at the dealership, a layer of cheap wax or paint sealant is usually applied to attempt to make the paint glossy prior to delivery. It's crucial to remove any previous protection before you apply a ceramic coating, as coatings need to bond directly to a virgin clear coat.
If you only plan on applying a regular carnauba wax or paint sealant though, you could decide to skip machine polishing, as those protectants can be applied over existing protection and it's not as crucial to prep the paint as well.
I explain all of this in this popular video: th-cam.com/video/QgoyrC-5CMc/w-d-xo.html
So you can better visualize the new car prep process, here are the steps I perform on a brand new car for my customers:
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Mercedes S 580: th-cam.com/video/Vq_tfcwryVI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=whord2_UEFSg28UW
Aston Martin Vantage: th-cam.com/video/OKga3yZVTqo/w-d-xo.html
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Porsche 911 Carrera: th-cam.com/video/2ckiivbFqs4/w-d-xo.html
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Audi Q7: th-cam.com/video/t7HCBSVnizM/w-d-xo.html
Hi Pan, as always, great video! Thanks. I got a question, how to clean the towel that was used to apply the coat, any special way to clean it?
You don't reuse the towel in this case. Just like ceramic coatings in glass bottles, you throw the towels after use. CanCoat is not your regular ceramic spray. It's a very strong ceramic coating in spray form.
Thanks again Pan. Gyeon makes awesome products. Need to try this out as usual. After your Saturday am video there is usually an amazon order immediately afterward- lol - i have the gyeon leather coat and it is amazing. You the best Pan
Hehe thanks Chefkyle! It’s always a great feeling receiving an order, unboxing it and going straight to testing new products!
Hi Pan, another great tutorial video. I have a question for you. Instead of using Gyeon prime. Can I use Rupes ultra finish polish or Rupes stand alone protection polish. Base on your review I did pick up 7 gyeon chemicals. I forgot to get gyeon primer. I got rupes polisher in a kit. Which came with the compounds and polish.
Pan, I used the Can Coat on a couple vehicles I detailed for a few friends and I used it on my wife’s Bronco and my Bronco. I used the Can Coat Evo and this stuff is insane!! Now, can I use this as a topper on my existing Can Coat? I bought the ceramic detailer as well. Thanks for any and all input. Have a great day.
No need to add multiple coats of CanCoat. Just maintain it with the Ceramic Detailer.
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you so much. I haven’t used the Ceramic Detailer yet but I’m looking forward to it. So far, I’m loving Can Coat Evo and your video gave me the confidence to use a ceramic coating. Now, I’m telling everyone about it.
Hello Pan great video . I have some question :
You recomend Apply can coat 2 times ? With one part and second part example 1 hours after first?
That isn't needed. One coat is all you need. Also, there is now the new CanCoat EVO which lasts twice as long. Here: bit.ly/3w3qqq4
Love all your vids. Prob the best detailer channel i found. Once can coat has been opened, how long will remainder of the bottle last ? I heard it can get thick after a year
Thanks for the positive feedback Ziad! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on TH-cam as we surpassed 890,000 subscribers and we have over 115 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.
Once you open a coating bottle, typically it's good for 1-2 months at best. Unopened, detailing chemicals are usually good for 1-2 years if kept in stable conditions and not frozen.
Thats a shame. I was hoping to coat every year for at least 4 years. Anyway love your content and really appreciate the fact that you replied. Keep up the great work !
Hi from Greece.Great videos great channel.Just want to ask after how long you can add a second application of cancoat and after that how often do i have to use cure?Thanks
Awesome video! I hope I can do this!
How about maintaining the watermarks? If ever forgot to clean the car after downpour.
You will be interested to watch next Saturday’s video. Stay tuned!
Hello pan, thankyou for always sharing your experience with us.
I have a ceramic coated car so I really wanna know which compound should I use to remove it. I’ll appreciate it if you can help mate ❤
Any polish will do. Something like Sonax Perfect Finish or Rupes Yellow DA Fine polish.
@@PanTheOrganizer thankyou pan you are a inspiration for me
how often do you flip the towel when applying the coating?
We will never know
Hi Pan
Amazing video . Could you please suggest? I applied CAN coat today , hope it lasts for 6-9 months. So after 6-9 months if I want to apply again , do I need to follow the same steps such as decontamination and paint prep which can last me for 6-9 months again ? Please answer
Thanks
Manny from Australia
Yes you would redo all the steps for maximum durability.
The bare minimum though is to wash the car, use an iron remover, then when you are done rinsing and drying, use the Gyeon Prep to prep the surface, and apply a new fresh layer of CanCoat.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks Pan
You are the legend
Thanks Pan, I have just bought a collector car in matte black. What happens if I put some Turtle Wax Ceramic Spray on it beside being a little more shiny? I tried a small sample area and it is still matte but darker which is very nice. Any possible damage to the paint (it’s not a wrap but paint)?
Any way to contact you privately?
Jacques
Can I use ceramic retailer instead of cure to protect after application? Must I wait 12 after can coat hours to apply?
Looks like I will be using gyeon as well..... keep up the awesome work bro
Thanks Kareem!
Hello Pan..... What happens after 6 to 8 months? Must you prepare the surface again with a wash, Clay, Polish, IPA again? I just got my wife her dream car..... It's not brand new, but it is a 2018 and we are watching all of your videos to see whats best. This video is 5 months old. Is there anything you'd recommend now? Thank you Pan!
This is a great choice if you want an easy to apply coating. If you are willing to put more hours into it, have more detailing experience and a bigger budget, you could go for a full blown ceramic coating in a glass bottle like in my popular tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/byKcYsEyWGk/w-d-xo.html
But if you want quick and easy application, Gyeon Can Coat is very good. And in 6 to 8 months, you would do a wash, use an iron remover, possibly clay if you feel there is contamination in the paint (gritty feeling surface) and then possibly polish (to remove swirls and scratches if those bother you) and reapply a fresh coat. It's that simple.
Great video, i was just wondering if you have an coated car and wanted to apply a new coating for some reason, what type of pads and compound would you recommend if the paint is in good condition
No. But if I had to machine polish a coating off, I would use 3D One with Buff and Shine Uro Fiber pads. Watch my video: th-cam.com/video/2JDvQBs1viM/w-d-xo.html
Wow 😯 mind blown 🤯 great job my friend. I keep finding these jewels 💎 of videos to watch.
Glad you enjoyed!
@@PanTheOrganizer It’s becoming my favorite past time ☝️😂
Can you do this on chrome as well?
Yes you can.
Hi pan how does this compare to last coat black ice?
As always, amazing video Pan! Next, make a video on ceramic coating the interior plastic trims please.
Thanks Akshat!
I love and appreciate the information. Quick question about how long does this entire process really take?
Thanks Dorian. 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.
To answer your question, it really depends on multiple factors so it's not a simple answer. It depends on your experience level, how bad the paint is (does it need paint correction?) among other things. On average, a typical wash, chemical decon, clay, paint prep spray and applying the coating will take anywhere from 2 to 3 hours. If you need machine polishing, add a few more hours to the mix. Again, it will vary for every different person.
But applying the spray on its own only takes a few minutes, as it's a spray on, wipe off, bingo done.
After applying can coat, what's the waiting time before we can apply toper gyeon cure?
I would wait a week until your first wash before using any other chemicals. But if you want to apply Cure right away, do it within 45-60 min after Can Coat.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you Pat
Awesome job looking great like always showing the new comets for bigginer detailers your awesome jobs be safe god bless William from extreme optimum auto detailing pr
Thanks 👍
Thank you always for answering questions and providing helpful information!!
My pleasure! 😁👍🏻 And thanks for helping to support my channel. I appreciate it.
Pan. Appreciate the intricate detail of use of products. How much to do that kind of detail. $$$$
Do you think Xtreme solutions Topper would be a good substitute for Gyeon Cure an hour after applying Can Coat? They both appear to be silica based.
No. Use the brand’s topper one first applying the coating. You want to ensure proper chemical compatibility as the coating still continues to cure during the following weeks.
After two weeks, then you can start washing your car again and use a topper of your choice.
@@PanTheOrganizer Great information. Thanks Pan!
@@PanTheOrganizer Hi Pan, what about Gyeon Quick Detailer instead of Cure? Could it work?
Man... Gyeon and CarPro are top notch
Yes I agree
I have an old school Japanese car from the 80s with raised white lettering on the tires...will that tire treatment work without staining the letters? if not you have any other alternatives?
This is a great video! Thanks. Do you have a video or have your ever done ceramic coating over PPF?
Thanks Joel. Yes I have a video right here: th-cam.com/video/7RCgqdGrvrA/w-d-xo.html
With over 800 videos on my channel, and new ones added twice weekly, you'll likely always find what you're looking for. Just use the search terms and add my name in the TH-cam search bar. For example, if you type "ceramic coating PPF Pan The Organizer" you would find that video. ;)
Is it okay to use IPA after contact washing my car? It's about 2months old only. Not too confident of polishing and using clay yet. Also, iron remover that you recommended are hard to come by in our part of the world. So my system will look like (for now): foam wash, contact wash with ph neutral shampoo, IPA then TW SnS then topped by TW ice dry wax.
Hi Pan - if preparing an older vehicle (mine is 2016, unfortunately previous owner hasn’t looked after the paint particularly well, looks of swirl marks and some blemishes as well) - would it be worth using a medium cut compound or even heavy as an extra step, or in replacement of the primer step? Brand new to machine polishing! Just ordering one as we speak, have been watching your vids with great interest, fantastic description level!
I have not done ceramic coating yet because I was afraid I would mess up, but this product looks good. and probably the way you explain, it looks more easy :)
I use Turtle waz ICE Seal & Shine as by go to protectant.
Is it good to apply ceramic coat and the seal n shine in subsequent maintenance washes?
No. Pick one or the other.
@@PanTheOrganizer Turtle wax it is...
CanCoat Pro is amazing stuff. Gyeon Certified Shop Detailer right here! 🛡
👍🏻. What country are you watching from?
Pan TheOrganizer I’m from the US!
Thanks Pan! I’m preparing to spray coat my car, but don’t know if I go with Adam’s Advanced Graphene Coating Spray or the one you showed in the video. Which spray coating do you think is the best in the market right now?
The new Gyeon CanCoat EVO (lasts twice as long as the original and you apply it the same way as in the video. Links in the description under the video).
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks for your kind answer. For maintenance, do you suggest Gyeon Ceramic Detailer or CarPro Reload 2.0?
Hi Pan. I applied Cancoat a week ago and now I see I wasn’t careful enough in regards to overspray. It’s bad on the glass and a couple other areas. What do you recommend? Can I clay it?
Claying won't remove that unfortunately. To remove durable coatings like that the only way, especially if it has already had days to cure, is machine polishing.
As mentioned in the video and in Gyeon's own videos, it's important to be VERY careful to spray in a folded microfiber towel, AWAY from the vehicle. That avoids any overspray issues.
Is the iron remover ok to be used on a matte xpel ppf film? I am trying to figure out the best way to clean my car and apply the matte Gyeon ceramic coating. Any tips will be much appreciated.
Hi Pan, have you ever applied Can Coat with a rectangular microfiber applicator instead of the towel?
No. With CanCoat, I find you can speed up the process with the towel which covers more surface area quicker, compared to a small microsuede applicator. There's a reason why they came up with this system over at Gyeon, with precise instructions.
But feel free to experiment and see what works best for you.
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Should be spraying this into the cloth away from the vehicle, being ceramic based overspray droplets will dry hard.
@@rudolphnash7471 i mean... he's got a point. Pan may not realized of what he was doing by spraying near the vehicle, given that he's already an expert
Great video as always. I have a 2020 ram truck. I have xpel on the hood, mirrors, fenders and bumper. Do I need to clay that and spray it with iron remover? They said i can wax it but not sure about the other stuff.
In the Gyeon Mohs instructions it says we should wash the car after polishing. Does this count for the Primer too?
great video pan as always.. question for you, I had previously applied carpro ceramic coating to my black car. I live in florida this sun eats the coat up quick. I need to reapply the coating.. witch steps should I take to apply a coating. would it be the same as the first time or there are different steps to take? and also if you can recommend a product to remove any trees debris/liquid idk what you will call that!?
It depends how long the coating has been applied. If it's getting close to the two years durability claim, then yes you have to restart all the steps: wash, decon, machine polishing, IPA, reapply two coats. If it has only been 6 months, you could perhaps just wash the car, iron remover, then IPA wipe with CarPro Eraser, then apply a topper like CarPro Gliss. Watch my video: th-cam.com/video/d2wDvUIYrtw/w-d-xo.html
Excellent video series Pan. Enjoy your weekend.
Thanks! Enjoy your weekend too!
Hi Pan, Great videos! Greatly appreciate the steps you walk us through to coat a car. Is Can Coat similar to Xpel Ceramic Boost? I have a brand new Lexus that had PPF installed on parts of it and the installer also applied Xpel Ceramic Boost over the entire car, PPF and paint. I was planning to apply Gtechniq CSL to the Paint and HALO to the PPF but now am not sure what the best process would be to remove the Xpel Ceramic Boost before applying Gtechniq. I have been told to use everything from a 70% IPA mixture, Xpel PPF Cleaner, CarPro Reset to polishing the entire car. If need be I could do a light polishing of the paint maybe using the Primer you used as well as PPF Renew to prep the PPF. Do you have any experience with Cermaic Boost and what would be your recommendations?
I don't have experience with XPEL Ceramic Boost, but from what I hear, it's nowhere near the durability or performance of Gyeon CanCoat EVO. XPEL Boost seems to be a light ceramic spray. CanCoat EVO is the highest performing spray coating out there. After that, the next step is a true coating in a glass bottle.
CanCoat EVO is the new version of CanCoat, and has double the durability. So instead of 4-6 months like the original formula, the EVO version now boasts 10-12 months durability.
But be careful with XPEL PPF, as I heard that if you use any other protection except from XPEL it might void your warranty. So check with your PPF installer first.
Second, the only way to ensure 100% removal of any previous protection is by machine polishing.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you for the prompt reply. I believe as well that I'm going to have to do a machine polishing just to be sure.
Great video and information!! Quick question. I want to use Can Coat on a new car but I have a ton of Beadmaker left over. Can I use the Beadmaker as a drying aid on a car that has Can Coat ceramic coating? Thank you.
Yes. You can use Bead Maker on top of any protection: waxes, sealants and coatings.
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Classic pan smashing out the coatings. 👍😀. Would love to see a coating going on not in your garage. Something for the mobile detailers and hobbyists. You should do a challenge pan series. I know of a tractor that needs a clean. 😂
LOL! That would be awesome! Detailing a tractor and ceramic coating it!
Pan can you do a video on removing a ceramic coating? I detailed my my car on an overcast day (figured it's not good to do in direct sunlight and I don't have access to keep the car indoors) but once I saw the paint in the sunlight I realized a bunch of imperfections. I used a spray coating like this one with about a year of protection (2 coats).
The only way to properly remove a ceramic coating is through machine polishing.
Pan TheOrganizer thanks Pan, tried it today and it worked great. Did a few passes with ultimate compound. I was using turtle wax's hybrid solutions line in case anyone else asks.
@@batvon39 TWHS wouldn't be considered a ceramic coating as it has only a small % of si02 in it.
Bill McCann what % makes it a ceramic coating?
Hello pan. Really enjoy your video. I do have a question. After doing a paint correction an getting car prep before put on gyeon ceramic liquid coating. When it comes time to do it again in 8 months or so. Does the same process have to be done all over again. Because if keep doing a paint correction over an over. You are taking layers of clear coat off correct. So what do I do. Thx an have a good day
You only do paint correction when your paint needs it, meaning if you see lots of swirls, scratches or oxidation. You want to preserve as much clear coat as possible. If you wash and dry your car with safe washing methods you shouldn’t need machine polishing. I polished my car only once since I bought it new over two years ago.
So if your paint is in good condition 6 to 8 months later, you can simply wash, use an iron remover for decon, qui paint prep and then reapply a fresh coat of Can Coat.
Hi Pan one more question. What do you like better Cancoat or DuraSlic flow X? Thanks.
FlowX is slicker but CanCoat EVO will likely last longer in most conditions.
Great vid. One question though, what was the total time spent on this audi for the part 2 steps shown here?
If you mean washing, decon, polishing, IPA wipe and applying the coating, 4-5 hours depending on the condition of the paint.
Awesome video! Do you think i can use wetcoat instead of cure over the fresh cancoat?
I would wait 24 hours before wetting the car.
I have used this and The Last coat 2, but can't decide which I like best. What do you think?
The Gyeon will last a lot longer and has better hydrophobics in my opinion.
Is there a big difference between the Geon ceramic coating and Hybrid Solutions by Turtle Wax? I've used the latter product and been happy with the results, other than applying it not being straightforward at all. It gets good reviews by Consumer Reports. Can you give a perspective as a professional car detailer?
Gyeon CanCoat EVO is a superior product. No doubt about it. But it also costs more.
See my recent video on Gyeon coatings: th-cam.com/video/w_dpnJH_Mz0/w-d-xo.html
You do such a great job. i would love to see some undercarriage cleaning if posible. Also ive seen people cleaning their seatbelts and wipers with some weird brushes.
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amazing interraction. Ive watched every detailing video on your channel except this one. thank you very much. Btw, greetings from Puerto Rico. Its a bit warmer down here. Kinda hard to find a day where it doesnt rain to fully detail my cars, plus we get a lot of storms if not hurricanes this time of the year.
Stay safe! 👍🏻
Hey Pan, can you reuse the towel or should you throw it away after each coat?
great video and tutorial video again pan. awesome product line.
Thanks Richard!
Awesome video pan. Can you still apply the can coat even though you don't have a garage to keep your car inside for the curing process
Yes as long as it doesn’t rain for 24 hours
Thanks for this 3 part video series Pan! Are there any steps for the prep that would be different for PPF protected surfaces? Thanks!
Hearing a lot of good things about Owners pride products and their ceramic coating. Would like to see you do a review on them. Also, I love all your videos!
Thanks Ian! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Honestly I can’t remember??? I think I was looking up something detail related and came across your videos. I’ve been watching tour stuff for a while now
what are your clay recommendations, I used to use the meguairs classic quick clay kit but I am looking to change without breaking the bank.
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Hello Pan from Australia ;) I would like to ask if you could answer a question about Gyeon can coat. I have just put can coat on my car Tuesday evening 23/3/2I, I initially wanted to do 2 coats but run out of time. So can I put on a 2nd coat and when would that be now be possible given the wait time before it can be washed and hit with Gyeon prep again? Many thanks.
Wait a week, wash the car, apply your second coat.
@@PanTheOrganizer Just to clarify "Wait a week, wash the car, apply your second coat" I'll be washing with Gyeon Bathe Essence and do I still need to use Gyeon Prep again before the second coat or can that step be skipped? P.S I just went out to look at the car and it's even better looking again super glossy wow..
The 7 days are up and I've just come back in from washing and drying the car ( it's great washing a ceramic coated car my 1st one ) just going to have something to eat and then the 2nd coat will be going on and I'm so impressed with Gyeon Can Coat love it..
Hey Pan, nice tutorial. I have a question. If I were claying and my clay bar gets very dirty when I still don’t finish the process, would you recommend using another bar? or using the same is okay? I’m not quite sure how much they can be used and re-used…
If you are using a claybar, you can refold it to expose a fresh surface when it gets too dirty (but if you drop it on the floor, you have to throw it in the garbage though).
A claybar is typically good for 6 to 8 cars depending on how nasty the contamination is.
I made a video explaining the differences between a claybar, clay towel and clay mitt here: th-cam.com/video/y4UUHeF4nq8/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer awesome! Thanks!
Will the paint-correction/polishing step remove bird-poo etching? Great videos, Pan!
Yes, unless it has been on there for too long and has caused permanent damage to the clear coat.
Pan TheOrganizer - I got it off as soon as I saw it but, it being my wife’s car, it had been outside all day long in the hot sun. I removed it with detailing spray but it was too late: after washing and clay-barring there are still 4 small etched areas.
Will you be doing a sequence for the inside?
If I see many requests for something like this yup!
Do you recommend doing this to a vehicle with a new paint job, should I skip the claybar?
Even new cars aren't really new when they're out of the dealership. Watch what procedure I did to a customer's brand new SUV as soon as he took delivery in this video: th-cam.com/video/tjJPcdCUaK8/w-d-xo.html
I have many of those "new car prep" videos on my channel. :)
What's the price of a job like this? I don't think there's many people that does this kind of work, and do you do same or similar process for door sills and the inside paint of doors?
Pan, is it ok to apply iron remover while the car is still wet after rinsing the wash or does it work better on a dry surface?
I apply iron removers on wet surfaces to make the process more efficient (save time). You can do either wet or dry application.
Hello Pan. Can you recommend me any iron remover to be used Over permanent ceramic coating?
Pretty much any iron remover will do. Ceramic coatings have the highest chemical resistance. CarPro IronX, Gyeon Iron, Optimum Ferrex, P&S Iron Buster, Gtechniq Iron Remover, etc.
Pretty much all coatings brands have iron removers and they’re all safe to use on coated cars. It’s actually recommended to use an iron remover on a ceramic coated car every 3-4 months.
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If I want the best results with a 2 year old car, should I first use Gyeon Polish and then finish off with Gyeon Primer?
That depends how much defects are in your paint and also if you have any previous protection that needs to be removed.
If you have deep scratches and swirls, you will likely have to start with a compound first, and then move to a polish.
If you only have light scratches, perhaps only a polish is needed.
Watch my ceramic coating application tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/sqQYVjxFqK0/w-d-xo.html
Can you do a video on cleaning and protecting Xpel Film coating??
Any tips on removing overspray from the cancoat?
I would like a video like this for inside and seats and stuff
hey pan, I am almost ready to detail my cars, however I have one question... I'm going to stick with Meguiar's compound and polish before applying a ceramic coating spray, my car def has a lot more swirls and damage than the car you're working with in this video. will I be okay? or do i need the a primer? D: also just want to confirm, you only rinsed and dried the vehicle after the clay bar, i dont need to soap wash it, then hit it with the compound and polish?
If your car has more swirls and scratches, the only difference is you’ll spend more time polishing.
After the clay bar, you simply rinse and dry the vehicle. No need to rewash. You move onto machine polishing.
After you are done with your final polish, don’t forget to use a paint prep spray like Gyeon Prep to remove polishing oils. This is crucial before applying any ceramic based protection to ensure a proper bond to the clear coat.
Great Video Pan! I’d like to ask if I have a ceramic coated car can I still do the chemical and mechanical decontamination when applying topper such as gyeon can coat? Thanks!
You can (and should) do chemical decon, but skip the clay step.
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Pan TheOrganizer I personally like the paint polishing tutorial for beginners. I have not yet tried polishing my car. Maybe in the near future 😂 thanks pan!
Hi Pan! Big fan! Had a question..I'm going to put gyeon syncro on a 1 year old car and not do a polish (I suck at it and I can't seem to remove swirl marks). After iron decon (no clay), should I do a wipe down with gyeon prep or something similar and then do syncro? Thanks!
Ouf. You have to make sure there isn’t any protection on the paint before applying a coating. If there’s a wax, sealant or old coating, the ONLY way to ensure 100% removal of a previous coating is by machine polishing.
If you’re sure there’s NO PROTECTION on the paint (there’s zero water beading), then yes you could wash the car, use an iron remover, then clay the paint if it feels rough or contaminated, then use Gyeon Prep, and then apply Syncro.
Follow the instructions that are included!
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you. Ok so there is currently protection on the paint. It rained today and it's beading :(
I just bought the car pre-owned from the dealership...lexus rx350 2023. So I'll use clay scrubber and will polish it. But I'm so scared I'll add more swirls to the paint. I have a porter DA polisher. What color foam pad would you recommend..orange? Paint seems like it's in good shape. And how do I make sure I'm not adding swirls to the paint? Thank you so much for your time! 😊
If you do things right, you won't add more swirls. Quite the opposite. You'll be removing defects, and improving gloss A LOT. The best way to increase the gloss is by paint correction. The protection applied afterwards is just a little more boost in gloss, but the majority of measurable increases in gloss units (by a gloss meter) is always with paint correction (machine polishing).
See my simple tutorial on paint correction for beginners here: th-cam.com/video/ustTEVGMOTI/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you so much! Really appreciate the time and advice...just amazing. Thanks again!