love the lack of music on this video.....calming to watch this video with just the surrounding noise .....love how you " labeled " each product used ... your work o your videos is greatly appreciated PAN
This video is a work of art. I like the format a great deal, it is so much easier to focus on the work without the background music. Your technique is spot on as usual, and I appreciate all the tips and tricks I pick up along the way. Keep up the great work.
Love your attention to detail on detailing. Imo you are the best on showing us the products that you use and how not to use them. You also know how to break it down to layman's terms. I enjoy all of your videos and haven't missed one on detailing or the product reviews.
Pan, once again, you knocked it out of the park. You are crazy methodical in your steps and it is very helpful to see them all in action. Thank you for the time you spend making these videos as it is greatly appreciated.
Pan is the only one in my subscribe list that I automatically hit LIKE even before watching the new video! Great video - very relaxing as well!! Thank you.
LOVED this video…such a simple explanation of a an amazing detail for newer cars-thank you!!! I am new to car detailing for others, but it’s my passion and I cannot wait to really dive into it!! You are one of the most influential people for me as I’m jumping into this next phase of my life-
Wow what a difference a proper car Detail makes an absolutely superb job yet again . I love the way you advertise which product your using as you clean and detail the car great touch
Another fantastic video! This is a great format. Yes, there's tips and tricks, but at the end of the day it's about good, solid work that gets results. Seeing the process more in depth and hearing the pressure washer go just makes me want to go out there and do the same!
Getting my first brand new car soon, can't wait to give it a proper prep ! Thanks for you videos, they definitely brought up my confidence levels in detailing !
I didn't even mention the car because I don't think you have it in Canada... It's a Lada Niva, designed by the Soviets, perfect from the start (design barely changed since 1977). Simple, robust and very capable 4x4, designed for Russians living in the rural areas. Fell in love with the car when I was a kid. Go check it out, they're unique to say the least ! Now that I've said that, I can also say that it'll probably be the only one in the world with a ceramic coating 😅
Excellent video as are all your others. Thank you for not forcing individual products on us, thank you for not putting some crappy techno track over everything, thank you for concisely explaining the process and for showing us how it's done. My car looks fantastic.
That's because my main customer basis buys new cars, often luxury brands. After 20+ years of detailing, I get to pick and chose the jobs I do. When I had first started, I was working hard detailing super old and dirty vehicles and as you gain more experience and grow your reputation, you get to enjoy the finer vehicles. That's the way the world turns. But to answer my viewers who wanted to see me detail an older car, I went ahead and did a video for a 2006 Toyota Corolla that had never been detailed. Here: th-cam.com/video/7zqovDt7NIU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Muamer! Unfortunately, there will always be haters on TH-cam, people unhappy with their lives and hiding behind a keyboard to spread negativity. Thank you for your support!
Great video as always Pan! Even my wife who is not a car person is a fan of watching you do your work. Since I have two young children I am unable to spend the quality time it takes for auto detailing but I am slowly acquiring all the tools! I'd like to do it as a side business one day, you've inspired me for sure! Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next video!
Hey thanks for the kind words Brandon! It's pretty cool that your wife can also enjoy my videos with you! Say hi to her and cheers from Canada! :) I'm glad to hear that I can inspire my viewers. Detailing is so soothing...
Hey pan great vid, can you maybe do a comparison video on different pump foam sprayers? And compare which one you think is the best, i think that would be cool to see.
The IK Foam 9 of IK Foam 1.5 are my two favorite pump sprayers. I spoke about them in my car detailing equipment video recently: th-cam.com/video/yK-GL-9lIrk/w-d-xo.html
Hey Pan, is there any reason why the line-up of products used isn't exactly like when you first detailed your own BMW? Love your videos man, keep up the great work!
I test and try hundreds of different products each year and love to show alternatives to my viewers. Not every brand or product is necessarily available to everyone in each country, so my viewers get to see what’s good out there. Nothing more to it then that.
! Hello Pan ! ! Exhilarating ! ! Hi From From Brazil ! ! Today I'm In Manaus, Amazonas ! ! Thanks Once Again For The Teachings ! ! I "Try to Pass" With, As Much As I Can, The Details You Provide To Us All ! ! Thank You Very Much ! Ed
! Hi Pan ! ! As I Told You The Other Day, Through Chris Fix and, One Thing Leads to Another So, I’m Glad To Know You, Larry Kosyla From Ammo, Jason Rose From Meguiars, Kevin Brown From Buff Daddy, Among Excellent Other Great Professionals ! ! By The Way, I’m Very Proud Because My Son Spent His Summer Vacation at McGill University ! ! Awesome ! ! Best Regards Pan ! ! Congrats !
Pan TheOrganizer ! Hi Pan ! ! Yes, I Did ! ! Actually, I Think I Saw Most of Your Videos ! ! They're Are Awesome ! ! We Learn a Lot From You ! ! Many Thanks ! ! Now, I'm Heading To São Paulo (03:20 h Floght) and After to Rio de Janeiro (Another 50' Flight) to Layover ! ! Enjoy Your Day ! ! See You Next Time ! Ed
Awesome! I love the way you tag your steps with the product descriptions. I've just started using the rinseless method and have just been swiping ing the wheels and tires with the sponge since it's a new car and very clean (wheel wise) and focusing more on getting a overall gel for the rinseless method. I was thinking during the last wash (last night) that I needed to start employing all the tire and wheel cleaning products I bought and your w & t clement demo here is the perfect quick tutorial.
If you use the rinseless wash method, watch my latest rinseless wash tutorial where I also show how to clean wheels and tires. Here: th-cam.com/video/p58Y5qRd3OU/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer Yes, I've seen it. Thanks for the reminder and linking the timestamped video. I've watched so many without making notes that I can't keep all of the information straight. I watch videos, order products, experiment, watch more videos, send products back and order others.....
Thanks Lennard! I try different video styles to switch things around from time to time. Many viewers seem to like this “ASMR” style videos with sights and sounds in real time.
another fabulous vid! educational! my mom has a 2020 crystal white pearl subaru forester on the way. they've told the dealer, no prep of any kind! it's coming straight to me! the outside/jambs will be properly cleaned,coated,protected! i can't wait for it to arrive!! getting chilly here though! it's been in the 40's at night. about 45 mins from nyc. getting all vehicles prepped and ready for winter! thanks again for a terrific vid,Pan! much appreciated! stay safe,be well!!
Looks great man, that color reminds me of Mazda's Soul Red color but just a bit more orange. I love the way you edited this video too, it's great to see everything you do!
Another OUTSTANDING video from Pan...............only wish Pan was in southern California.......... so i can get my new car Prep. Any suggestion on where to take my car in southern California for the new car prep........Pan?
Another amazing job Pan! 8-9 hrs of hard work which you can see in the results. I seem to learn something new every video. Great to see the names of the products you're using as you go along too 👍
im a fulltime detailer and usually wait for the fools to stuff it up but you actually did a pretty good job...few things i do slightl different but overall...JOB WELL DONE
9 hours! That's not bad. It takes me 2 days without polishing stage now as an amateur. I also apply Sonax gasket protector to prevent doors from freezing shut and I apply Turtle Graphene Flex Wax to inside door jams as well. I think I can save a lot of time with Geon Wet Coat - just spray on and a clay tewel insted of cley bar. I also had to remove water spots with Gtechniq Glass Polish, as Carpro Descale, nor Carpro Spotless 2.0 could not make a dent in those old buggers.
I just wanted to say your work is amazing man, you inspire me to do my car but I live in AZ and its monsoon season or 110 degrees F right now so it's not the best time for car stuff hahaha c'est bon c'est bon
As a recent new car owner this is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you so much! And thank you for all your amazingly informative content. I have a question about exterior car trim. The plastics and basically anything that is not the paint job. There are plenty of videos on how to bring old plastics to life but I have yet to see a video showing general maintenance of exterior trim. I would LOVE to se you make that video!
Another one for your growing list Pan! Awesome job! Rims must have been extremely tiring to clean with all those spokes. Nonetheless, it came out superb.
Hey Pan! Big fan of your videos. I had a couple of questions if you didn't mind. 1) What is your dilution ratios to Purple Power and Clean Slate? Also, are CarPro Reset and Clean Slate considered the same thing? 2) I am assuming you would only use Purple Power and CarPro Reset/Clean Slate when you are detailing a new car or prepping it before/after winter to get everything else off and apply a sealant/ceramic coating. I am only planning on doing a simple sealant when I wash my car at home. My question is once it is applied, which products would you use in place of those two? I don't think you'd need to use purple power or reset every time so what would you use for maintenance washes once the protection is applied? Thanks for reading!
Hi Sarbjot! Thanks for your support. 1). I add 3 oz of Purple Power Vehicle and Boat Wash to my foam cannon container with approximately 20 oz of water in it. For Clean Slate, I add 1 oz to 5 gallons of water in a wash bucket. CarPro Reset is a pH neutral shampoo meant to wash ceramic coated cars. Chemical Guys Clean Slate is a stripping shampoo made to remove older layers of waxes and sealants. They are not the same thing. 2) You can use CarPro Reset during regular maintenance washes on ceramic coated cars. It was designed to work perfectly with ceramic coatings. It's a pH neutral soap and is safe for coatings.
Pan TheOrganizer thank you I really appreciate it! If I just plan to put a sealant on the car for now, what would be a good maintenance wash soap for that which doesn’t strip it? I’m guessing the common ones like Adams car shampoo or megiuars gold class or chemical guys snow foam would be okay correct?
Pan, thanks - another great, helpful video. One question I have for you regarding new cars, do you recommend getting them rustproofed? There doesn't seem to be one consensus out there about that. What do you recommend?
Thanks Bill. Concerning rustproofing, it depends on what type of car you own. You have to check if such a thing would void your warranty. For example, on German luxury brands like BMW, Audi and Mercedes, the manufacturers will void your corrosion warranty if you have a rustproofing applied. They use higher quality metals and rust isn't an issue with those types of cars. But for most other brands/makes, then yes I would absolutely apply rustproofing. Just check your user's manual to see if that would void your corrosion warranty first.
Hey Pan, new subscriber to your videos. Enjoyed it as always. Found this one somewhat mesmerizing, with the more natural sounds of the whole process, as opposed to your usual background tunes. I'm somewhat of an OCD type clean guy as well, and love keeping my car clean. Never attempted any DIY detailing to the level shown in your videos, but am now looking forward to trying a few techniques/products you have shown. Anyways, as always Great Work!!
@@PanTheOrganizer just happened to be scrolling thru some videos on cleaning headlights. Some detailing videos came thru the feed, which led me to your channel. Next thing I know I'm googling iron removers!
Hey Pan. Another great video What products do you typically use for protecting the black plastic exterior trim? I’m gonna be detailing a friends Audi Allroad and they have the black plastic trim above the wheel arches. Any help would be appreciated.
Great video but I have a question, using a dedicated agent to strip the oils and waxes like you did using dupli-color grease and wax remover, is it better than using an IPA solution or in a case like this either product should work fine? Reason I ask is because I want to know if I should make an investment and buy a dedicated stripping agent
Both work great. I often use CarPro Eraser or Gyeon Prep, and the Dupli-Color is a body solvent that's used in many pro painting shops to prep panels before paint.
I just now watched this awesome video , and truly enjoyed it. Questions. Can a step where a wax is applied be added to this as well, if so, where would that step fall into this sequence? Asking cause my son in law just purchased a brand new Toyota SUV and asked if I could detail it for him and add a ceramic coating. I am very new to the detailing world and am learning as much as possible. I think I am going to use CC hydroslick since I am still trying to learn and figured this would be my safest option. Thoughts? Thanks again, I am learning alot from your videos
Hello Pan, Thanks again for the video...I like how you let it run with no music. Natural sites and sounds are great. Question...did you detail the engine bay? Also how did you clean and protect the jambs? Thanks again.
Awesome presentation of the wash and detailing. What’s the range of cost for similar work in California (Bay Area)? What criteria do you recommend to trust someone for a similar outcome? Thanks!
I'm trying to find someone like Pan here in California where I can just drop off my car at their place lol I'm reading reviews about detailers around my area and you see people taking their cars for a joyride. If I had a garage I'd just do this myself haha
Thanks Richard! You're absolutely right. Detailing alone is so demanding and needs so much energy. Filming and editing in two languages above that is absolute insanity. But thank God, I love doing videos for you guys! So it's a thing of passion. :)
Thanks for noticing! It does take a lot of time and energy to have a car detailing channel, and upload videos on a consistent basis. I've never skipped a week of videos in over 2 years of doing this. :)
Don't forget replying to comments. I watched this after I got home from work at 2330. Got a great tip about the residual break dust and I was so happy about that so I commented on it. its 0233 here in Salt Lake City , Utah and I already have a reply to my comment which had come 45 minutes ago .lol. I don't think Pan sleeps. lol
God this was just pure ASMR for me, and I’m dying to get my whole car ceramic coated already except it has a few dents and some things needs to be fixed like some scraped on my rear bumper and such. Loved this.
Pan, another wonderfully detailed start to finish. The results are impressive. I did have a question about the plastic light covers. Is there something that you add to make them stay clear? I didn't notice that. I had seen a Chris Fix on fixing dull plastic, & that works for a spell; Scotty Kilmer has something to keep them clear, & I just wondered what you use? I was also wondering if you ever detail the engine compartment, or is that or another company because of all the electronics & sensors that can be damaged by water & ??? - My sister was surprised at how clean my engine compartment was, because every few washes, I clean it too with the wash water & a decreasing spray & brush. & sometimes the plastic covers get an Armor All wipe too. Seeing that, by a person that never cleaned the engine compartment was a funny :-) well, for me...
I always apply two coats of ceramic coating to headlights and tail lights (just like the paint). Ultimate UV protection. I can do engine bay detailing, but at an added cost. I already spend 10 hours on these details. And the owner has to understand that I can't be held responsible if anything happens (although I've never had issues detailing engine bays in 20+ of detailing).
Well, where to start: 1st - Another awesome detailed video/tutorial !! Do your neighbours ask for help ? guess they must be seeing You all the time and the results are amazing ! a few questions: • when applying the ceramic coating can one use the towel for the entire car before throwing it away or do you need to get a new one for each panel ? • blowdrying the vehicle, I've seen a few detailers using a leafblower, it's a cheaper alternative, but do You recommend it ? Will see this one a couple of times, much to learn. Once again - Great videos and perfectly presented !!
Thanks!! Yes my neighbours are very jealous and often pull the classic line "You know you can do my car when you're done with that one!" Heheheh When applying a coating, I typically use two towels to buff off and level the coating. You can get away with using just one if it's a smaller car. I have an awesome MasterBlaster Revolution car dryer that's designed for drying vehicles. I did a review here: th-cam.com/video/5g_n3E97Brc/w-d-xo.html But yes you could use a leaf blower if it's powerful enough.
Really enjoy your videos and the passion you put into your craft. It's cool that you show us the tools you use, and I'm wondering, aside from the cloths that need to be tossed after ceramic coating, how do you maintain some of the other cloths, tire shine applicator, mittens, etc. I presume you simply replace a lot of what you use fairly often because they get worn and you do this for a living, but I need to hang onto any materials for as long as possible. Would appreciate any tips and sorry if I couldn't find/missed your video on that.
Great video! Were you able to source purple power vehicle and boat wash in Canada? Sometimes sourcing this stuff in Canada can be tricky without importing from the US.
Great video one more time Pan, What to use to clean ALCANTARA? I got a golf 7.5 2018 with alcantara seats, i can buy the Ma-Fra 3in-1 cleaner if is enough good, the car is new is not dirty, but with this Hot days, i sweat a lot at work.
Congratulations for another super detailing video. Pan, I have question in regards to when you buffed off the first coat of ceramic coating, you were using circular motions on the hood to buff the coating after it had flashed. I understood that circular motions in detailing were a no no?
Pan do you have any recommendations to prevent the brake disc from getting rusty ? i have a few clients with new audi's and the brake disc gets rusty frequently....could just be the materials used.
Another thorough video my friend! So what's your thoughts on the clear bra/wrapping the front on a new car? I just detailed our 2013 Fusion and the rock chips and etched in bugs are bad. Previous owner never took care of it. I just want to make sure that that doesn't happen to the Mustang when it comes in next month
Thanks ! Maybe in the future I'll be upgrading to a 4K camera. But I'm waiting on Canon to release the 4K replacement to my Canon 80D as I film alone and like to have the flip screen so I can see what I'm doing.
Hi pan, could you be able to make a video showing how to get rid of waxes that accidentally got on trims? Cuz there are white smears on my aunt's black trim n I believe its wax from when it was being detailed at the dealership. How can u remove it?
Both will achieve similar results. It's simply their application that is different. You use one or either, not both. That's overkill. HydrO2 needs to be applied on a wet surface and immediately rinsed off with a pressure washer. Reload can be applied on a wet or dry surface.
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why do you have such an expensive foam canon when its no better than a 20 dollar one
what squeegee do you use?
you are not supposed to use squeegee it cause scratches
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Hi Pan, good work!!👍👍
love the lack of music on this video.....calming to watch this video with just the surrounding noise .....love how you " labeled " each product used ... your work o your videos is greatly appreciated PAN
Thanks for the positive feedback!!
This video is a work of art. I like the format a great deal, it is so much easier to focus on the work without the background music. Your technique is spot on as usual, and I appreciate all the tips and tricks I pick up along the way. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Andrew!
Love your attention to detail on detailing. Imo you are the best on showing us the products that you use and how not to use them. You also know how to break it down to layman's terms. I enjoy all of your videos and haven't missed one on detailing or the product reviews.
Thanks I appreciate it!! How did you discover my channel?
@@PanTheOrganizer I found it by looking for the best ceramic coatings and how to apply them. You had me hooked from there.
By the way, i love the way you're doing your videos now, you give the name of the tool/product as you use it. Much better.
Thanks I appreciate it!
Pan, once again, you knocked it out of the park. You are crazy methodical in your steps and it is very helpful to see them all in action. Thank you for the time you spend making these videos as it is greatly appreciated.
Thanks Joseph! Much appreciated!!
watching you detailing a car, so soothing. I never get bored of it.
Thanks Vandit! Lots of my viewers say they relax when watching me detail cars. That's awesome! Entertainment plus relaxation. :)
Pan is the only one in my subscribe list that I automatically hit LIKE even before watching the new video! Great video - very relaxing as well!! Thank you.
That's awesome Marc!! I appreciate the support as usual !!
i do the same thing!
LOVED this video…such a simple explanation of a an amazing detail for newer cars-thank you!!! I am new to car detailing for others, but it’s my passion and I cannot wait to really dive into it!! You are one of the most influential people for me as I’m jumping into this next phase of my life-
You are so welcome!
This is the orangest car you've ever detailed, pan! Congrats on another milestone!
Hehehe thanks!
Good to watch. Never realised there would be so much involved on a new vehicle- just goes to show how thorough this guy is. Amazing! 👌
Thanks Neil!
Wow what a difference a proper car Detail makes an absolutely superb job yet again . I love the way you advertise which product your using as you clean and detail the car great touch
Great vid Pan! Love watching your stuff. Do you always wash cars without music? Feels so weird and quiet, lol.
Not even halfway through yet and the editing in this is top notch!
Thanks Patrick! I'm glad you noticed as I put in a lot of time in not only filming, but the editing too!
Another fantastic video! This is a great format. Yes, there's tips and tricks, but at the end of the day it's about good, solid work that gets results. Seeing the process more in depth and hearing the pressure washer go just makes me want to go out there and do the same!
Thanks Abraham! That's the spirit! Inspiring my viewers to go out and detail their cars! :)
Getting my first brand new car soon, can't wait to give it a proper prep !
Thanks for you videos, they definitely brought up my confidence levels in detailing !
Thanks for the feedback Donald and congrats on your new car! What car are you getting?
I didn't even mention the car because I don't think you have it in Canada... It's a Lada Niva, designed by the Soviets, perfect from the start (design barely changed since 1977). Simple, robust and very capable 4x4, designed for Russians living in the rural areas.
Fell in love with the car when I was a kid. Go check it out, they're unique to say the least !
Now that I've said that, I can also say that it'll probably be the only one in the world with a ceramic coating 😅
Excellent video as are all your others. Thank you for not forcing individual products on us, thank you for not putting some crappy techno track over everything, thank you for concisely explaining the process and for showing us how it's done. My car looks fantastic.
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Awesome video, once again! That color is so mesmerizing in the direct sunlight.I love it!
Thanks Jurca!
I noticed that you mainly show "brand new" cars - is there any chance that you could do a full prep of an old dirty car? :-)
That's because my main customer basis buys new cars, often luxury brands. After 20+ years of detailing, I get to pick and chose the jobs I do. When I had first started, I was working hard detailing super old and dirty vehicles and as you gain more experience and grow your reputation, you get to enjoy the finer vehicles. That's the way the world turns.
But to answer my viewers who wanted to see me detail an older car, I went ahead and did a video for a 2006 Toyota Corolla that had never been detailed. Here: th-cam.com/video/7zqovDt7NIU/w-d-xo.html
I honestly do not know who can dislike your videos. Great job
Thanks Muamer! Unfortunately, there will always be haters on TH-cam, people unhappy with their lives and hiding behind a keyboard to spread negativity.
Thank you for your support!
@@PanTheOrganizer always.. I've watched few videos and it gives me an idea how to do my car. Thank you man
Great video as always Pan! Even my wife who is not a car person is a fan of watching you do your work. Since I have two young children I am unable to spend the quality time it takes for auto detailing but I am slowly acquiring all the tools! I'd like to do it as a side business one day, you've inspired me for sure! Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next video!
Hey thanks for the kind words Brandon! It's pretty cool that your wife can also enjoy my videos with you! Say hi to her and cheers from Canada! :)
I'm glad to hear that I can inspire my viewers. Detailing is so soothing...
Mind blown when u showed us how to get that rust off the rotors 👌👌🔥🔥🤯🤯🤯
Heheh thanks! That question often pops up from my viewers so I thought I'd show you guys how we do it. ;)
Pan TheOrganizer I always wondered how but thanks for showing us. Now my car is gonna come out extra crispy when I wash it 👌👌🙌🙌🔥🔥
Hey pan great vid, can you maybe do a comparison video on different pump foam sprayers? And compare which one you think is the best, i think that would be cool to see.
The IK Foam 9 of IK Foam 1.5 are my two favorite pump sprayers. I spoke about them in my car detailing equipment video recently: th-cam.com/video/yK-GL-9lIrk/w-d-xo.html
Pan TheOrganizer thank you pan i will check those two out.
Another awesome video Pan,9 hours is long time to detail a car, but the results are amazing,it take me a few hours til im happy with mine.
Thanks Steven!
Once again Pan u absolutely killed it. This video was done really great and the finish result looks awsome.
Thanks Carlos!!
I loved this detail! I watched your videos while I was on vacation and I did a full detail on my Cruze before I left over a month ago!
Thanks Jawad!
Hey Pan, is there any reason why the line-up of products used isn't exactly like when you first detailed your own BMW?
Love your videos man, keep up the great work!
I test and try hundreds of different products each year and love to show alternatives to my viewers. Not every brand or product is necessarily available to everyone in each country, so my viewers get to see what’s good out there. Nothing more to it then that.
! Hello Pan !
! Exhilarating !
! Hi From From Brazil !
! Today I'm In Manaus, Amazonas !
! Thanks Once Again For The Teachings !
! I "Try to Pass" With, As Much As I Can, The Details You Provide To Us All !
! Thank You Very Much !
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Thanks Ed! Cheers from Canada!
How did you discover my channel?
! Hi Pan !
! As I Told You The Other Day, Through Chris Fix and, One Thing Leads to Another So, I’m Glad To Know You, Larry Kosyla From Ammo, Jason Rose From Meguiars, Kevin Brown From Buff Daddy, Among Excellent Other Great Professionals !
! By The Way, I’m Very Proud Because My Son Spent His Summer Vacation at McGill University !
! Awesome !
! Best Regards Pan !
! Congrats !
Thanks!!
Larry from Ammo actually did a few guest appearances in my videos. Did you see?
Like this one: th-cam.com/video/o1HXG2uOqkg/w-d-xo.html
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! Hi Pan !
! Yes, I Did !
! Actually, I Think I Saw Most of Your Videos !
! They're Are Awesome !
! We Learn a Lot From You !
! Many Thanks !
! Now, I'm Heading To São Paulo (03:20 h Floght) and After to Rio de Janeiro (Another 50' Flight) to Layover !
! Enjoy Your Day !
! See You Next Time !
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Awesome! I love the way you tag your steps with the product descriptions. I've just started using the rinseless method and have just been swiping ing the wheels and tires with the sponge since it's a new car and very clean (wheel wise) and focusing more on getting a overall gel for the rinseless method. I was thinking during the last wash (last night) that I needed to start employing all the tire and wheel cleaning products I bought and your w & t clement demo here is the perfect quick tutorial.
If you use the rinseless wash method, watch my latest rinseless wash tutorial where I also show how to clean wheels and tires. Here: th-cam.com/video/p58Y5qRd3OU/w-d-xo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer Yes, I've seen it. Thanks for the reminder and linking the timestamped video. I've watched so many without making notes that I can't keep all of the information straight. I watch videos, order products, experiment, watch more videos, send products back and order others.....
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Its so relaxing watching you wash the car. You should consider doing some ASMR videos.
Thanks Jose! Did you see my last full ASMR detail video? Here: th-cam.com/video/maBAIUnpmg4/w-d-xo.html
Oh No. I'm going to watch it now. Thanks Keep up the great videos. Big fan
Amazing video like always pan! But i missed you're music when you wash the car but i really liked you're video and the volkswagen ofcourse
Thanks Lennard! I try different video styles to switch things around from time to time. Many viewers seem to like this “ASMR” style videos with sights and sounds in real time.
Pan, I know that people either like the music or don't, but I for one miss it in your videos. Good video. R.
Thanks Robert!
another fabulous vid! educational! my mom has a 2020 crystal white pearl subaru forester on the way. they've told the dealer, no prep of any kind! it's coming straight to me! the outside/jambs will be properly cleaned,coated,protected! i can't wait for it to arrive!! getting chilly here though! it's been in the 40's at night. about 45 mins from nyc. getting all vehicles prepped and ready for winter! thanks again for a terrific vid,Pan! much appreciated! stay safe,be well!!
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Looks great man, that color reminds me of Mazda's Soul Red color but just a bit more orange. I love the way you edited this video too, it's great to see everything you do!
Thanks!!
Amazing video, Pan! Loving this format a lot. Hope we see more similarly edited videos like this!
Thanks Deru!!
Another OUTSTANDING video from Pan...............only wish Pan was in southern California.......... so i can get my new car Prep. Any suggestion on where to take my car in southern California for the new car prep........Pan?
Thanks John! I appreciate it! I don't know any detailer in SoCal unfortunately.
Shine Supply is really awesome! Located in Oxnard.
Another great video Pan! Quality never seems to disappoint me!
Thanks!
Another amazing job Pan! 8-9 hrs of hard work which you can see in the results. I seem to learn something new every video. Great to see the names of the products you're using as you go along too 👍
Thanks for the kind words Steven!
Excellent job, love your content Pan. I really appreciate all that I have learned from watching your videos.
Thanks James! I appreciate it.
Great video Pan! How about a review video on Purple Power Vehicle & Boat Wash? Never heard about this product until I saw you used it.
Good idea!
Another great video as usual Pan. Your dedication to perfection is inspiring. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the kind words! :)
im a fulltime detailer and usually wait for the fools to stuff it up but you actually did a pretty good job...few things i do slightl different but overall...JOB WELL DONE
Thanks Stephen! I’ve been detailing cars for over 20 years and it’s still one of my biggest passions in life!
How did you discover my channel?
Stunning vehicle and a great job with your detailing. I won't have picked the orange colour but seeing this one has changed my mind!
Thanks Andy!!
realy Loved this video. you made it different from the olders. very professional.
i Love this car and The colour too. huge fan of VAG.
congrats!!!! 🇧🇷
Thanks Rafael !!
9 hours! That's not bad. It takes me 2 days without polishing stage now as an amateur. I also apply Sonax gasket protector to prevent doors from freezing shut and I apply Turtle Graphene Flex Wax to inside door jams as well. I think I can save a lot of time with Geon Wet Coat - just spray on and a clay tewel insted of cley bar. I also had to remove water spots with Gtechniq Glass Polish, as Carpro Descale, nor Carpro Spotless 2.0 could not make a dent in those old buggers.
Love this style of video Pan and really appreciate the time and effort you put in.
Thanks Eric!
Pan that remix at the end! That quite a famous song in Ukraine. Great job! I wish I lived closer to you to get my car detailed like that:)
Thanks !!
How did you discover my channel?
I just wanted to say your work is amazing man, you inspire me to do my car but I live in AZ and its monsoon season or 110 degrees F right now so it's not the best time for car stuff hahaha c'est bon c'est bon
Thanks!
As a recent new car owner this is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you so much! And thank you for all your amazingly informative content. I have a question about exterior car trim. The plastics and basically anything that is not the paint job. There are plenty of videos on how to bring old plastics to life but I have yet to see a video showing general maintenance of exterior trim. I would LOVE to se you make that video!
Thanks Kico! How did you discover my channel?
@@PanTheOrganizer I searched "diy car detail" and there you were!
Another one for your growing list Pan! Awesome job! Rims must have been extremely tiring to clean with all those spokes. Nonetheless, it came out superb.
Thanks Enny!!
Hey Pan! Big fan of your videos. I had a couple of questions if you didn't mind.
1) What is your dilution ratios to Purple Power and Clean Slate? Also, are CarPro Reset and Clean Slate considered the same thing?
2) I am assuming you would only use Purple Power and CarPro Reset/Clean Slate when you are detailing a new car or prepping it before/after winter to get everything else off and apply a sealant/ceramic coating. I am only planning on doing a simple sealant when I wash my car at home. My question is once it is applied, which products would you use in place of those two? I don't think you'd need to use purple power or reset every time so what would you use for maintenance washes once the protection is applied?
Thanks for reading!
Hi Sarbjot! Thanks for your support.
1). I add 3 oz of Purple Power Vehicle and Boat Wash to my foam cannon container with approximately 20 oz of water in it. For Clean Slate, I add 1 oz to 5 gallons of water in a wash bucket. CarPro Reset is a pH neutral shampoo meant to wash ceramic coated cars. Chemical Guys Clean Slate is a stripping shampoo made to remove older layers of waxes and sealants. They are not the same thing.
2) You can use CarPro Reset during regular maintenance washes on ceramic coated cars. It was designed to work perfectly with ceramic coatings. It's a pH neutral soap and is safe for coatings.
Pan TheOrganizer thank you I really appreciate it! If I just plan to put a sealant on the car for now, what would be a good maintenance wash soap for that which doesn’t strip it? I’m guessing the common ones like Adams car shampoo or megiuars gold class or chemical guys snow foam would be okay correct?
Amazing work as always, Pan!🙌🏻 Keep up the excellent videos! I can’t wait to see more full-detail videos!👏🏻
Thanks!!
Would you consider doing a wash with your favourite 'budget-friendly' products for us folks who want a near professional result but on a budget?
Absolutely! It's been suggested to me quite a few times.
Pan, thanks - another great, helpful video. One question I have for you regarding new cars, do you recommend getting them rustproofed? There doesn't seem to be one consensus out there about that. What do you recommend?
Thanks Bill. Concerning rustproofing, it depends on what type of car you own. You have to check if such a thing would void your warranty. For example, on German luxury brands like BMW, Audi and Mercedes, the manufacturers will void your corrosion warranty if you have a rustproofing applied. They use higher quality metals and rust isn't an issue with those types of cars. But for most other brands/makes, then yes I would absolutely apply rustproofing. Just check your user's manual to see if that would void your corrosion warranty first.
Hey Pan, new subscriber to your videos. Enjoyed it as always. Found this one somewhat mesmerizing, with the more natural sounds of the whole process, as opposed to your usual background tunes. I'm somewhat of an OCD type clean guy as well, and love keeping my car clean. Never attempted any DIY detailing to the level shown in your videos, but am now looking forward to trying a few techniques/products you have shown. Anyways, as always Great Work!!
Hey thanks Greg! Since you subscribed to my channel, let me officially welcome you to the Pan TheOrganizer family!
How did you discover my channel?
@@PanTheOrganizer just happened to be scrolling thru some videos on cleaning headlights. Some detailing videos came thru the feed, which led me to your channel. Next thing I know I'm googling iron removers!
Hey Pan. Another great video What products do you typically use for protecting the black plastic exterior trim? I’m gonna be detailing a friends Audi Allroad and they have the black plastic trim above the wheel arches. Any help would be appreciated.
CarPro PERL diluted 1:3 for exterior plastics
Hi Pan ,really good detalling on this tiguan congratulations!!!
Thanks!
I would like to see some owners reactions to your work. Keep it up!
Thanks Alexandru!
Very satisfying video to watch Pan, keep up the work
Thanks Pete!
How did you discover my channel?
I think it was mentioned in another vid I watched, I’ve been watching for a few months now. I live in UK.
GREAT JOB!!! Did I miss what you used on the glass?
AngelWax Vision glass cleaner.
👍 awesome video Pan. Great work as always. Keeps the videos coming. Blessings from USA 🇺🇸
Thanks !! Cheers from Canada!
Love your videos pan. Out of curiosity, how long does it take you to clean a car like this?
9 hours for this one.
That Sonax rocked the house!
Thanks for watching Ed!
Great video but I have a question, using a dedicated agent to strip the oils and waxes like you did using dupli-color grease and wax remover, is it better than using an IPA solution or in a case like this either product should work fine? Reason I ask is because I want to know if I should make an investment and buy a dedicated stripping agent
Both work great. I often use CarPro Eraser or Gyeon Prep, and the Dupli-Color is a body solvent that's used in many pro painting shops to prep panels before paint.
ASMR PERFECTION very soothing lol
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Great video as usual, Good job Pan! Where do you get the Purple Power Vehicle & Boat Wash in CANADA?
Thanks! I import it from USA.
I just now watched this awesome video , and truly enjoyed it. Questions. Can a step where a wax is applied be added to this as well, if so, where would that step fall into this sequence? Asking cause my son in law just purchased a brand new Toyota SUV and asked if I could detail it for him and add a ceramic coating. I am very new to the detailing world and am learning as much as possible. I think I am going to use CC hydroslick since I am still trying to learn and figured this would be my safest option. Thoughts? Thanks again, I am learning alot from your videos
Great video Pan!!! What other alternative can you suggest for Purple power? I live in Europe.
Thanks! Bilt Hamber Snow Foam and Auto Finesse Avalanche are good to remove traffic film. AngelWax Snow Foam too. AngelWax Cleanliness also.
Hello Pan, Thanks again for the video...I like how you let it run with no music. Natural sites and sounds are great. Question...did you detail the engine bay? Also how did you clean and protect the jambs? Thanks again.
Thanks. An engine bay detail wasn’t part of the package.
Hey Pan! Love the videos man! You have helped me a lot with detailing. Was just wondering what soap you use in the actual wheel bucket? Wasn’t sure
I usually add AMMO Brute Wheel Soap.
Pan TheOrganizer Thanks! The amount of effort you put into to your videos is amazing! It’s truly inspiring!
Hi great video after completed the process ,which will be the next step to maintenance this work
Here’s my video with the answer: th-cam.com/video/yLiePQRMFc8/w-d-xo.html
Awesome presentation of the wash and detailing. What’s the range of cost for similar work in California (Bay Area)? What criteria do you recommend to trust someone for a similar outcome? Thanks!
I'm trying to find someone like Pan here in California where I can just drop off my car at their place lol I'm reading reviews about detailers around my area and you see people taking their cars for a joyride. If I had a garage I'd just do this myself haha
Good job! Looks practically brand new!
Thanks Jesse! It's now BETTER than new. ;)
another Superb video.its got 2 be hard running business,filming and editing than translate from English 2 French. awesome job b well..
Thanks Richard! You're absolutely right. Detailing alone is so demanding and needs so much energy. Filming and editing in two languages above that is absolute insanity. But thank God, I love doing videos for you guys! So it's a thing of passion. :)
Thanks for noticing! It does take a lot of time and energy to have a car detailing channel, and upload videos on a consistent basis. I've never skipped a week of videos in over 2 years of doing this. :)
Don't forget replying to comments.
I watched this after I got home from work at 2330. Got a great tip about the residual break dust and I was so happy about that so I commented on it. its 0233 here in Salt Lake City , Utah and I already have a reply to my comment which had come 45 minutes ago .lol. I don't think Pan sleeps. lol
Hi Pan, is there a reason you didn’t ceramic coat the black plastic and trim with something like Gyeon Trim? It would have capped it off brilliantly.
God this was just pure ASMR for me, and I’m dying to get my whole car ceramic coated already except it has a few dents and some things needs to be fixed like some scraped on my rear bumper and such. Loved this.
Thanks for the kind words Joe! If you liked this, watch my ASMR detailing of a Mercedes-AMG C43 coupe here: th-cam.com/video/maBAIUnpmg4/w-d-xo.html
Hey Pan, I was wondering if you could do a video comparison/review of chemical guys compounds and polishes, vs your favorite compounds and polishes.
Pan, another wonderfully detailed start to finish. The results are impressive. I did have a question about the plastic light covers. Is there something that you add to make them stay clear? I didn't notice that. I had seen a Chris Fix on fixing dull plastic, & that works for a spell; Scotty Kilmer has something to keep them clear, & I just wondered what you use? I was also wondering if you ever detail the engine compartment, or is that or another company because of all the electronics & sensors that can be damaged by water & ??? - My sister was surprised at how clean my engine compartment was, because every few washes, I clean it too with the wash water & a decreasing spray & brush. & sometimes the plastic covers get an Armor All wipe too. Seeing that, by a person that never cleaned the engine compartment was a funny :-) well, for me...
I always apply two coats of ceramic coating to headlights and tail lights (just like the paint). Ultimate UV protection.
I can do engine bay detailing, but at an added cost. I already spend 10 hours on these details. And the owner has to understand that I can't be held responsible if anything happens (although I've never had issues detailing engine bays in 20+ of detailing).
Looks more then just a new car now! Amazing! Great Job!
Thanks!! And yes I agree. Now it’s really new.
Well, where to start:
1st - Another awesome detailed video/tutorial !!
Do your neighbours ask for help ? guess they must be seeing You all the time and the results are amazing !
a few questions:
• when applying the ceramic coating can one use the towel for the entire car before throwing it away or do you need to get a new one for each panel ?
• blowdrying the vehicle, I've seen a few detailers using a leafblower, it's a cheaper alternative, but do You recommend it ?
Will see this one a couple of times, much to learn. Once again - Great videos and perfectly presented !!
Thanks!! Yes my neighbours are very jealous and often pull the classic line "You know you can do my car when you're done with that one!" Heheheh
When applying a coating, I typically use two towels to buff off and level the coating. You can get away with using just one if it's a smaller car.
I have an awesome MasterBlaster Revolution car dryer that's designed for drying vehicles. I did a review here: th-cam.com/video/5g_n3E97Brc/w-d-xo.html
But yes you could use a leaf blower if it's powerful enough.
NICE NEIGHBORHOOD THOUGH! EXCUSE CAPS LOL NO COOKIE HOMES THERE ALTHOUGH BUSY STREET YES?
Really enjoy your videos and the passion you put into your craft. It's cool that you show us the tools you use, and I'm wondering, aside from the cloths that need to be tossed after ceramic coating, how do you maintain some of the other cloths, tire shine applicator, mittens, etc. I presume you simply replace a lot of what you use fairly often because they get worn and you do this for a living, but I need to hang onto any materials for as long as possible. Would appreciate any tips and sorry if I couldn't find/missed your video on that.
How I wash microfiber towels: th-cam.com/video/kbG3H-EeZ-s/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Were you able to source purple power vehicle and boat wash in Canada? Sometimes sourcing this stuff in Canada can be tricky without importing from the US.
No unfortunately you have to import from the US.
Great work bro..... that's a very nice colour by the way..... it's glowing
Thanks Kareem!
Great video one more time Pan, What to use to clean ALCANTARA? I got a golf 7.5 2018 with alcantara seats, i can buy the Ma-Fra 3in-1 cleaner if is enough good, the car is new is not dirty, but with this Hot days, i sweat a lot at work.
Not much you can do with alcantara. A very mild APC or dedicated alcantara cleaner can do.
Congratulations for another super detailing video. Pan, I have question in regards to when you buffed off the first coat of ceramic coating, you were using circular motions on the hood to buff the coating after it had flashed. I understood that circular motions in detailing were a no no?
When you’re removing a protection product (wax, sealant, coating) it doesn’t matter as there are no abrasives in them. No worries.
Pan do you have any recommendations to prevent the brake disc from getting rusty ? i have a few clients with new audi's and the brake disc gets rusty frequently....could just be the materials used.
Another thorough video my friend! So what's your thoughts on the clear bra/wrapping the front on a new car? I just detailed our 2013 Fusion and the rock chips and etched in bugs are bad. Previous owner never took care of it. I just want to make sure that that doesn't happen to the Mustang when it comes in next month
Cloudy days are the best
Yep
I like the use of the banner’s that “announce” the product you used.
Thanks David!
Wonderful video. I'll be using these techniques on my next wash.
Thanks!
Hey pan, have you ever thought of shooting in 4k? great videos as always btw
Thanks ! Maybe in the future I'll be upgrading to a 4K camera. But I'm waiting on Canon to release the 4K replacement to my Canon 80D as I film alone and like to have the flip screen so I can see what I'm doing.
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Nice video. Question here, can I apply the second layer coating after days that I applied the first layer?
Very nice video, I like such satisfying videos!
Thanks Tanay!
Another great job Pan, I got some cquartz uk 3.0 to try soon...
Thanks!
Hi pan, could you be able to make a video showing how to get rid of waxes that accidentally got on trims? Cuz there are white smears on my aunt's black trim n I believe its wax from when it was being detailed at the dealership. How can u remove it?
What towel are you using to buff off the excess coating? That color is gorgeous!
Microfiber Madness towel.
Check out my review of their towels here: th-cam.com/video/HT2gTS2GJnA/w-d-xo.html
Love your videos Pan! One quick question, can you provide a link to where I can get those gloves you wear? I am in Canada. Thanks!
Long time as always tons of fun and suprises amazing show best wishes from pakistan
Thanks Moiz!!
Awsome job Pan.
A quick question. How would you differentiate carpro reload and carpro hydro2?
Both will achieve similar results. It's simply their application that is different. You use one or either, not both. That's overkill.
HydrO2 needs to be applied on a wet surface and immediately rinsed off with a pressure washer. Reload can be applied on a wet or dry surface.
Pan TheOrganizer thanks for a quick reply 👍
My pleasure!
What's your favorite video on my channel so far?
Pan TheOrganizer to be honest, all your videos are pleasure to watch. Specially now your editing has gone pretty amazing. Keep rocking brother 👏