NEW! Clean By

[@imjoshv]

I liked the side by side of the coating and ceramic spray sealant! I haven’t used the coatings yet but I’m very excited to

[@CarsWithKeav]

It is a great coating on my panel so far. Very affordable when you consider it to me is very close to Hydrolite which is $300. Of course we won’t know for years how well all the products will do over the long term.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Thanks Bro. Hope to see you next week if you have time while in ATL if not for sure at SEMA.

[@victoryensured7137]

Mr. Josh your like a step brother to Mr. Keav here :) You guys are amazing.

[@stevejordan9567]

Thanks for taking the time to put this together. I’m going to be buying most of it.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Appreciate that!

[@kenanshobbies9970]

Great video, Keav! Especially love the bloopers at the end. Gotta have em!!!

[@CarsWithKeav]

Thank you

[@MikeGDetailing]

Great video Keav. Appreciate your thorough thought process on these. Definitely a great line up of products.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Thanks so much!

[@aldaley3537]

Brushing on the tire dressing seems to work so much better than other application processes. Prices are within range of affordability for most detailing enthusiasts.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Agreed, I just didn’t have anything to brush it on that made sense. Not a tire dressing kind of person. Very comparable to other products in pricing I thought they were going to be more expensive.

[@FelixBouchardDetail]

Great comparaison between the spray sealant and the coatings. I've always wondered and never saw someone do it!

[@CarsWithKeav]

Wait till we do some electric foam sprayer torture tests. The amount of high ph soap hitting this panel will be interesting. Plus I’m now doing aggressive washing everyday with brushes and lots of pressure.

[@christopherpape4823]

Question, do you have a separate attachment on the tops of your chemical guys buckets for a better lid setup? Just curious because I have the exact same buckets and I have to drive them to my local carwash as I live in an apartment and the lids the buckets came with tend to leak when I hit bumps, etc lol.

[@CarsWithKeav]

They are Gama lids that have gasket seals so they would help greatly with that. It’s a tight snap on fit, but they work good. amzn.to/3NOFUHz They screw on very convenient.

[@DavidTurner-on2bb]

I know you can’t say it’s “The Best” but comparing CLEAN to INCREDIBLE SUDDS which do you like better for foam cannon? Does one pull penetrate and pull more dirt and grime off with the foam sheeting than the other?

[@CarsWithKeav]

Pan’s has good surfactants like to cling and has wetting agents so it takes longer to dry, but is Ph Nuetral. Incredible suds is more alkaline at 8.5 so it has more cleaning power and has good surfactants plus it foams amazing at a lesser dilution. I like Incredible suds more currently as I don’t mind how thick it is, but some don’t like that. I myself have moved on to other soaps like CarPro Reset, Phoenix EOD Apex and Koch Chemie active foam. So many options you really can’t go wrong. I’m on a soap journey right now trying to see what’s out there.

[@DavidTurner-on2bb]

@@CarsWithKeav WOW OK. I was thinking Incredible Sudds was your go to as much as you recommend it. So do you prefer PH neutral soaps or are you looking for a better soap like Incredible Sudds? If your still on a journey there must be something your looking for that Incredible Sudds isn’t giving you. Let us know what you settle on. Thanks for all the info.

[@thesamsquatch5224]

Keav you always find a way to one up yourself. Excellent review, I really enjoyed your process. Then into the results. Very well done sir!

[@CarsWithKeav]

Appreciate that!

[@BXGreen_DrivewayDetails]

Fun video Keav! I enjoyed ur thoughts on the lineup! Next up Detail Co! I’m enjoying both new lineups. Solid stuff and some real winners in there.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Great products for sure.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I enjoyed watching your video Keav! Also enjoyed how thorough you were with the explanations. I can relate! Thanks for giving my products a try and I’m glad to see you enjoyed using them. Keep doing your thing on KZbin I wish you all the success! Who knows, maybe we’ll do a collab one day. ;)

[@FelixBouchardDetail]

Je viens d'essayer ton Rinseless et j'ai adoré! F*** les haters! Good job Pan

[@CarsWithKeav]

Thanks for all the kind words Pan. It’s a great line of products and wish you all the success as well. Collab for sure. 😉

[@PanTheOrganizer]

@@FelixBouchardDetailhaha merci cher Felix!! Content d’entendre ton feedback!! 💪🏻💪🏻 Et oui les haters doivent être en train de pleurer, car tous les reviews sont hyper positifs pour ceux qui ont testé mes produits!!

[@therealmatthewsmith]

@@PanTheOrganizeryou need to make another product and call it “hater tears.” Maybe a windshield wiper fluid.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

@@therealmatthewsmith Haha I might take you up on that!! I love that Matthew!!

[@TraconWizard]

I appreciate the simple names of the Clean line. I know there's a chuckle with Detail Co. But tell me what Nemesis does w/o reading the bottle? Every day detailer you'd learn, but once a month and I'd forget.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Agreed I’m of the same thought process. Simple is better. If you never heard of Hero rinseless you wouldn’t get why they named it nemesis. Too much overthinking going on, but also if you don’t have a marketing gimmick you might lose sales. I think we are the minority in this thought process as well. 🤣

[@gearlstrickland3365]

I love the way you keep it real. Have a question. Do you have a humidifier?

[@TraconWizard]

In Georgia, it wouldn't get much use.

[@CarsWithKeav]

I have a dehumidifier that’s built into my split A/C. In Georgia we have all the humidity we need and much more.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Agreed, you wouldn’t get any use, but a dehumidifier on the other hand would get used a lot.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Nice one Keav enjoyed the side by side with the ceramics.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Thank You

[@jerardgeorge7415]

Do you have a favorite between the Clean 8 year coating and the Hydo Lite? I'm trying to decide if the Hydro Lite is worth the extra $$$

[@CarsWithKeav]

Put it this way if I wasn’t given the Hydro Lite on the first video and didn’t get the 100k subs DIY special deal package for my other Hydro Lite I would go with Pan’s just out of shear value. I think Hydro Lite is a bit better in all categories except it’s thin and easy to put too much product on there.

[@davestewart9146]

I enjoyed your opinion on Pans products, I’m looking forward to trying them myself, love the bloopers lol, thank you sir 👍😁

[@CarsWithKeav]

You’re welcome and bloopers is my passion. 🤣

[@davefgs2399]

Oh nice, I'm only 37 seconds late! Btw, lovely to have a feedback from you on the lineup, everyone is talking nicely about those products, as soon as I can I'll definetly try some! P.s. those bloopers are always amazing.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Appreciate that! Bloopers were extra spicy today. 🤣 lots of off camera bloopers as well keep me entertained and frustrated. 🤣

[@joevanseeters2873]

Fantastic review Mr. Keav, as always. I think I am going to start calling you the "Doctor Of Detailing"! Your reviews are thoroughly researched, well organized, and well presented. Your channel is one of my favorite KZbin Detailer channels. Thank you for all your hard work, and using your valuable time to present this important reviews of products so we don't waste our money on some junk product that is over hyped, it is much appreciated.

[@joevanseeters2873]

Oh by the way, that water proportioner tool is pretty slick! That's cool how you can proportion the exact amount you need. That would be useful not only filling your buckets but also filling dilution bottles with the exact amount of water for whatever you are diluting. And $285 for that high quality tool with a case is not really that bad of a price. Yeah, I totally understand the "splurge" impulse. I tend to buy things on a splurge every once in a while myself that is far more than what it's probably worth, but it's got a lot of worth to me personally I guess. One of my indulgences is products from Polishangel in Germany. Their products are very expensive compared to other companies, but I still love using them and I am willing to pay the high premium for them every so often as a reward to myself or whatever occasion. Polishers are another thing as I have about six different types of polishers, which is nuts because I only polish cars a few times per year and could probably get away with my 5" battery powered DA and Flex PXE-80 to handle all of my polishing needs for life.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Appreciate the kind words, but I’m still learning and expanding my knowledge especially on polishing I’m just a novice. 🤣

[@CarsWithKeav]

Yeah the worth is dependent on who Is buying it. Everybody values things different. I for sure would end up having a bunch of polishers if I go down that rabbit hole. 🤣

[@joevanseeters2873]

@@CarsWithKeav Well, your videos are very well presented sir. You have a wealth of detailing knowledge already.

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@joevanseeters2873 Thank You 🙏

[@ScottKelley]

You say you haven't used a tire dressing in years? How do you finish off your tires when you clean them? Or do you use tarminator and that's it?

[@CarsWithKeav]

I let them be all natural.

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Nice What about trying the soap on 1.5 ounces?

[@CarsWithKeav]

Not enough foam for me, but it would give you that middle ground. 🤣

[@SPECIAL_detailing]

I never had any doubt that this will be a great line, I just found it so unwarranted to put it in the yearly list when it haven’t even been tested by people like you, might be the best stuff ever, but let it take its own course of trials let the people say that it’s the best before you do

[@CarsWithKeav]

I myself would be very low key about it as I’m Not the hype kind of person, but I can’t really say what I would do as I’m not in that kind of position to know. Pan is super passionate about these and he says what he believes. I truely think he thinks they are the best it’s not just marketing. The awards thing was a lose/lose as he would be ridiculed for giving them awards and if he didn’t then people would say the line must not be very good.

[@SPECIAL_detailing]

@@CarsWithKeav whenever I say that people think I’m hating, I’m not, I was super excited for his line because I know he has tried almost everything out there, but I just loved the idea of credibility from him on all sorts of things and now, I never know whether or not he’s giving us 100% Youno

[@serranosmobile]

The depth in color 😮 22:21

[@CarsWithKeav]

What an amazing pose and picture. 😮

[@DizConnected]

I just bought 5 of the Clean by Pan products today. Got a sweet 20% discount using Clean By Pan The Organizer Mix an Match Select at least 4 items. I got the 8 year coating but wonder if he recommends stacking it with the 3 year like Yvan at DIY Detail does.

[@CarsWithKeav]

I talked to Pan and he said there is no benefit to stacking them. Them being the same kind of product mostly just the 8 year has higher concentrations of solids and actives to give more gloss and longer durability. DIY 3 year and 8 year are different types of coatings so together they could combine to provide a combination of the two. No need to complicate things if you don't need to though is my way of thinking. You can within an hour do a second coat in areas you think you might have missed though.

[@DizConnected]

@@CarsWithKeav Thanks for the quick response! Keep up the great content!

[@noahnovotny2100]

Imo a tire dressing should come off easily when washing (especially clear ones). Tire blooming can show through heavy solvent dressings and if you can’t get the dressing off easily then you can’t get the browning off easily. Durable shiny dressings are strictly for fleet vehicles that don’t get washed regularly but need to seem maintained.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Valid points I don’t have this problem as I like natural rubber. I do think this is more of a sealant and I’m unsure of the bonding if it blocks oxygen from blooming the rubber.

[@ericgoodman9509]

Great video. Confused as to why you are removing the polish with panel prep and towel. Wouldn't you remove the polish with the microfiber towel first and then finalize with panel prep

[@CarsWithKeav]

Probably should have done that on camera, but I did do a full panel wipe the whole panel one more time before I put the rest of the tape down. I like removing polish with the panel wipe and then following up with another round. With gold standard I use a rinseless wash dampened microfiber first. This polish just comes up so much easier or it’s the panel prep working well either way super easy to remove.

[@ericgoodman9509]

@@CarsWithKeav I too love to use a damp towel rinse less to remove compound/polish residue. All brand compounds and polishes I do it with.

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@ericgoodman9509 thx for the info always looking for feedback. Im still learning the polishing stuff.

[@ericgoodman9509]

@@CarsWithKeav I hear your the man to speak with about buying or building a professional DI system???

[@NewHorizonDetailing]

Lmfao @keav," this is digital " I realllllllly busted on that blooper, man I still say I would have more laughs on my part then actually cleaning the car together. lol😂 😂

[@CarsWithKeav]

You should have seen the banter between me and Rick from Rad Garage when we were in Omaha. It was a riot teasing Yvan and Pan. Pan also is quite funny with his banter.

[@victoryensured7137]

@@CarsWithKeav I would pay serious money to see you and Rick together, such a combo...

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@victoryensured7137 One day we will collab again.

[@JeepJL]

Leave it Keav to emphasize details of a trigger sprayer. Here's all these products... But look how the sprayer works, never mind what comes out. Then he says he's "a very simple person". LOL! Bloopers on this one were next level.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Simplistically complex. 🤣 Marketing crap I’m simple everything else not so much. Bloopers were spicy and the best stuff camera wasn’t on.

[@Eric-fz7on]

I guess it’s better to cling rather than foam.

[@CarsWithKeav]

This is true. I’m finding I love foam, but maybe the thickness isn’t what it’s all about.

[@5hift6ear]

Hey Keav just wanted to correct you on something. There are more than 2 spray polishes available on the market. Optimum hyper polish is another spray polish and from what I remember it is the first polish to be offered in a sprayable format. They also have a compound in a spray format. Other than that, great video!

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@5hift6ear You would be correct that was the first one and actually patented at the time. The patent finally ran out which is how DIY started their version. It was the only one for a very long time because of that. I see it becoming very common soon.

[@nickevans3190]

Was that a new pad??? It looked like it was if it was as the Polish was clearly drying out quite quickly you should have reapplied more spray Polish

[@CarsWithKeav]

I did do another spray when I switched sides, but just one of the many cuts to get this from 2 hours down to 30 minutes. I was getting the trails I was wanting and they were still oily so I thought it was going well. It was a new pad, but I kind of broke it in when I first got it soaked it in Rinseless massaged it and let it dry. I’m still learning here on the polishing side so I’m open to any feedback.

[@angore3rd]

Seems more like a commercial with plugs for Thor and linkages

[@CarsWithKeav]

I get it, but at this level to buy for our reviews we have to push the links and affiliate every video. Very few times like this do I get something for free. Some videos you lose money and others you make money. Appreciate the feedback. If it was a commercial I would have kissed butt and did the whole used car salesman deal though. 🤣

[@wescat2]

Great review Keav. The $300 bucket fill is sweet!.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Thx man, very expensive, but cheaper than an OG bucket package. 🤣

[@wescat2]

@@CarsWithKeav I had to look that up. $330 for 3 buckets and 3 dollies? No wonder he has the ultimate garage.

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@wescat2 6 gallon buckets! When I’m over here using just 3 gallons. 🤣

[@maryhoffman2547]

You'll shoot your eye out! 😂🤣 the,Heeey pose had me dying 😂 Thank you keav!

[@CarsWithKeav]

I did that for you once again. How was my Fonzy impression?

[@maryhoffman2547]

@CarsWithKeav i loved it! I forgot to mention that I about died when you were saying it smells like the place you get your hair cut. 🤣😂

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@maryhoffman2547 Pan wanted honest. 🤣

[@BigNaisuBob]

Make sure to wear gloves with ceramic coatings! My Yvan warning kicked in watching you applying it lol.

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@BigNaisuBob Yeah, I always forget. I’m just waiting for Yvan to scold me for not wearing them. 🤣

[@themikeroberts]

I wear gloves with all products (soaps, sealants, APC, etc). Mostly disposable nitrile gloves but I keep a pair of reusable dish style gloves for just real quick contact with products when I don't need the dexterity of disposable nitrile. It's really the least we should do unless we read the SDS for each product to determine which ones don't need gloves

[@Auto-Bots.Custom.Detailing]

What up Keav? Thanks for another video. I am looking at micro polishers.. would love a flex or Rupes.. but I’m looking at the SPTA, and various cheaper models on Amazon.. I like everything about the SPTA, other than how the batteries are charged. Any recommendations?

[@CarsWithKeav]

I myself don’t have any, but hopefully somebody in the comments does. I myself am looking into a micro polisher as well and looking at the SPTA.

[@davekeogh4870]

Is this whole product line the best in each category?

[@CarsWithKeav]

I couldn’t really answer that as I haven’t tried enough products. I will say they are very good compared to what I use and a few like the polish are my current favorite.

[@luigichiappetta7363]

Your floor tiles what brand and can you share the link

[@CarsWithKeav]

They are swisstrax and can be found here. amzn.to/3BKpjSr They can be expensive, but are the top notch tiles. My upper garage I have some knock off ones that are cheaper that I bought here amzn.to/407tRwj I have a few videos on both as well.

[@ShineYourLightDetailing]

Cool, thank you for informing us 👍🏼👍🏼

[@CarsWithKeav]

You’re welcome

[@davidboyce6427]

The Red Clay is heavy with Fe(iron) embedded in Georgia soil 👀👌

[@CarsWithKeav]

Acidic as heck too!

[@dtna]

Do you know why the detailing product market now is so overly saturated?

[@CarsWithKeav]

Once enough attention and money gets into any market it will get flooded with products everybody trying to get their share. Many for profit using white labeling, but also some that just are passionate and want to develop what they think is best. Just like foam cannons, pressure washers, etc. the money in personal car detailing is bringing in lots of attention so somebody who once thought it wasn’t possible to make their own products now has that chance.

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Great video can’t wait to see the durability on that test hood Mr Simple man 😂😂. Then have a concrete mixer proportioner 💪💪😂. I definitely want that now. I did the cheap way bought 3 gallons of water poured then taped the line 😅

[@CarsWithKeav]

That’s what I did for a long time, but weighed out the 3 gallons. I’m simple in some way and very complex in others. 🤣 You can notice when I started geeking out about the Tolco sprayer. 🤣

[@serranosmobile]

Solid video!!!!

[@CarsWithKeav]

Thanks Carlos!

[@BK12344]

Why dont u use tire dressings, u just drive with dry looking tires?

[@CarsWithKeav]

Nothing better to me than clean natural rubber. Has to be kept real clean though

[@BK12344]

@@CarsWithKeav thts interesting lol

[@brianr749]

Great review. My only questions are that you say you "can't say they are the best." Why? What's better, and why? And at the end, when commenting on the coatings, you said that Pan's is "(haha), not going to perform like those (the other top notch coatings)". Why not? Why would they perform better? Why exactly would I choose one of those over CLEAN? Just because "they aren't going to perform like those"? You may be right, but without giving ANY reason at all, it's hard to take the advice.

[@CarsWithKeav]

I myself have not tried a lot of products so you can’t say something is the best if you have not tried them all yourself or at least that is what I think. At the end I was referring to the spray sealant against all the true ceramic coatings on the hood. It will not perform like them just warning people when they see over time that sealant start to deteriorate and the others look good still. I should have maybe explained that better. All I can say is the spray polish and panel Prep is the best that I have tried and the other products are very comparable to my favorites. All of them are top notch so far, but you can’t really say a ceramic is best until it has been on a panel for a good bit of time to see how it handles the elements.

[@bigo573]

Great review Keav. If you need a vehicle for testing that are kept outside I'm here to help, I can be there in a couple of hours 😂😅.

[@CarsWithKeav]

My kids do plenty of that for me. I try to ignore them as I see all the extra work needed. 🤣

[@gabrielsong7638]

I'm a simple person. I see new rinse-less, i collect new rinse-less when it comes to Australia. And how on earth is that solo sprayer still alive? I think i saw it split in two when you were testing it with buch of different sprayers😂.

[@CarsWithKeav]

I bought every solo 460 I could find when the newer one didn’t last through testing. The original one that dropped is still going strong just a little duct tape to keep it together. I use it with water spot remover usually.

[@PapaSmurf918Detail]

Had me a Cajun steak 🫡 Great video man. Just starting my testing on this line as well 👍👍

[@CarsWithKeav]

Wouldn’t that be a wild smell. I’d end up at the poison control center probably. 🤣

[@PapaSmurf918Detail]

@@CarsWithKeav 🤣 that would be crazy. But I'd enjoy it! LOL I'll meet you there hahahahaaha

[@ThisOldDetailingDude]

I hear great things an about this line up of products.” Simple person” Keav that is not true 😂😂😂😂. Always ❤ your content

[@briley337]

Yes. Lies. The man has a concrete diluter / mixer. LOL

[@CarsWithKeav]

Simple and complex depending on what it is. 🤣

[@CarsWithKeav]

Simple when it comes to marketing type stuff we’ll agree in that. Complex on just about everything else. 🤣

[@themikeroberts]

​@@CarsWithKeavperhaps a simple perfectionist? 😂 That's how I am. I don't care about a lot of things until I compulsively have to have the absolute best product.

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@themikeroberts Agreed

[@Ecdetails]

Great video Keav

[@CarsWithKeav]

Thank You bro!

[@BreezeMW]

Thanks for the review Keav. I didnt get much thickness out of 1oz of soap either compared to other reviews so I guess some peoples 1oz are different (or more) than others.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Depends on the fill line. Also some were much closer to the car and different spray patterns which can change how foam looks on camera.

[@BreezeMW]

@@CarsWithKeav very true but by the look of ImjoshV video he looked to have 700-750ml of water with good distance

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@BreezeMW I was tapped out at the 1000ml mark as usual. Which I guess if you say an ounce I should do ounces so there would be close to 2 extra ounces of water if using a quart as the max line. Which to me isn’t even to make a big change. 200 ml is a big change.

[@davidboyce6427]

Keav you were like Porky The Pig at the end of this video with your blooper👍😂😂. They are always hilarious

[@CarsWithKeav]

Got to be able laugh at yourself. I do quite often. 🤣

[@victoryensured7137]

😅🤣

[@davidboyce6427]

@@CarsWithKeav Same here Keav I laugh at myself on a daily basis too👍

[@BryanRushing]

Tell me more about your tire dressing theory and process 😂

[@CarsWithKeav]

I love the look of natural rubber so I keep my tires extra clean and just like that look. Before when I did mainly Instagram and car shows the natural rubber came out better in pictures. No reflections and needing less shadows in post edit.

[@BryanRushing]

@@CarsWithKeav ok…all that makes sense, but spraying them with muddy water??

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@BryanRushing I only sprayed the hood with muddy water to show the cleaning ability of the shampoo. The tires I sprayed with Bleche White ph14 to test chemical resistance.

[@BryanRushing]

@@CarsWithKeav haha! I totally misunderstood and thought you were spraying your tires with that. NVM!

[@victoryensured7137]

Cool review Keav! Man, what we will gonna do when we ran out of DIY V1?.. 😔 I hate the new wave of,,milky" rinsless.. Keav do something, save us,,unmilky" guys out there.. God I'm glad I have 3 gallons of V1 🫃 Also Keav you have the polishing touch, you need to do more polishing and review some machines, you would totally dominate them (from an engineer standpoint) and review them perfectly! Cheers, BMW 4life (still wanna buy your car 😉)

[@CarsWithKeav]

I’m still learning on polishing it’s not something I’m passionate about enough though to want to film it, but you never know. We can just buy up all the old stock of V1 like I did solo 460 sprayers. 🤣

[@victoryensured7137]

@@CarsWithKeav Keav just think about it, polishing is like the ultimate step, it transforms the paint, and i can clearly see you have potential, also some of these new machines are trully greatly build, and you have a good eye for technical stuff and little quircks and flaws, man would Rupes and Flex get nervous around you! 😅

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@victoryensured7137 Maybe when I’m Done with my foam sprayer Rabbit Hole I’ll go down that one. 🤣

[@TomScelfo]

Thanks for reviewing the entire Clean line and providing comparisons with DIY Detail products!! THANK YOU for NOT raving about the smell and only caring about the performance. I think you are the only detailer who, thankfully, doesn’t care what the products smell like. 😊 I finally have 5 Clean products on their way to me - House of Rags finally restocked their inventory.

[@laurapalmerTDGE]

The question is whether we have actually been waiting for a new product and then of these commercial orders? I don't think so. We can keep reinventing the wheel, but in the end they are all round.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Valid points, when does the industry hit a brick wall with what is available to produce better chemicals. Especially with the newer laws coming in on forever chemicals. I myself don’t know enough yet, but what I do know is a quality installed coating you don’t need much to keep it clean just the lubricity to minimize scratching. Ceramic coatings have come a long way, but recently they all seem to be very easy to apply and protect well. Just like foam cannons at some point the physics of foam can only go so far.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Yeah, that stuff doesn’t hook me. It’s all marketing. I’m a simple guy for that, but complex on other things like the few minutes I spent explaining the Tolco sprayer. 🤣

[@TomScelfo]

@@CarsWithKeav You might think you are a simple guy, but I blame you for getting me hooked on Eley equipment. With my 7th order yesterday, I have now spent $2K on couplings, nozzles, hoses, and hose reels. It's YOUR fault.....LOL!! Their stuff is the highest quality of ANY product I have purchased in my 76 years of wandering this planet. I recommend that you do a flow test for your Eley nozzle screens. Obviously, it depends on water pressure, but I used the standard Keav test method of spraying 30 seconds into a bucket sitting on an accurate scale and converting the weight to GPM. Based on my testing, I use the 2 GPM screen, not the 4 GPM screen. I got 5.3 GPM for the #1 screen; 7.25 GPM for the #2 screen; 6.5 GPM for the #3; and 7.6 GPM for the #4. I repeated the #2 and #3 tests using two different nozzle sets to confirm my results because they are backwards from what you would expect. The #2 screen is close enough to the #4 screen in water flow rate and I prefer the spray pattern. Hey - I'm just a simple guy. Keep up the good work!!

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@TomScelfo You and me both I have at least 30 Eley quick connects all over the place. Shut off valves all over as well. You can’t beat that 10 year no questions asked warranty either. The screens from what I know are not based on the actual flow it’s that is the minimum GPM to get the desired effect from each one. The 1 GPM allows people with low water flow to still get a decent shower spray, but if you have good flow it will be a great pressure shower spray. Some are soaker nozzles and others are more pressure. I wish they explained and labeled that better on the products and listings.

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Naa mate. You're wrong. Technology doesn't make RW remove dirt. Witchcraft does! Honestly. No other explanation Cheers for the demo's

[@CarsWithKeav]

It’s something that’s for sure I can’t explain it. 🤣

[@Wes23Sut]

Sponge edges are terrible, It’s like they are falling apart…great color though 👌

[@CarsWithKeav]

I do got to say they look like the little knibs on new tires. I just want to pick them off. 🤣 The cut is not great on the edges.

[@davidsizemore2745]

I watched Pans video on the wash. It looks to be pretty awesome. Check the prices out on his new line. I thought the ceramic coating was pretty pricey.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Keep in mind my coatings are meant to compete with the top tier 300-500$ coatings so in that sense mine are actually very affordable. They aren’t designed to compete against lower priced coatings. But the 99$ for my 3-year is a pretty exceptional deal for the quality of coating you are getting in my opinion. I am sure if you give them a try you’ll understand what I mean. 👍🏻

[@CarsWithKeav]

Pan explained for me already, but I’ll add me using DIY products mainly the prices are pretty comparable. I do need to expand my knowledge of other chemicals, but there is so much out there it would cost a fortune to try them all. I would say Hydrolite being $300 and his 8 year isn’t far off that performance initially. We won’t really know for years how these hold up over long term.

[@jammy93981]

Not for nothing, i don’t care if it’s the best. ALL INWANT TO KNOW, DOES IT WORK AS DESCRIBED…. This whole hype buildup is great but if the product is crap just stop. If it works the stop referring to them as the best… a new product being developed is the best come tomorrow… keep that in mind please. Tell us how to use it, give us examples, and then test for durability…does it work under normal circumstances?.. if yes, then just say that!

[@CarsWithKeav]

I’m pretty sure that’s what I did here, but I totally understand what you are saying. Showed everything being used and commented everything worked great even said you can’t really call it the best as I haven’t tried everything to make that kind of statement. I could say it’s the best I have tried. Can’t really test durability in a coating this early. Hitting it with high ph over and over is not a real world test. Tire dressing high ph is a more real world test as many people would continue to use high ph soap on their tires.

[@jammy93981]

@@CarsWithKeav the reason for my gripe is, there are so many videos as of today with the same theme of “the best” does the best matter? And the answer is no. There will always be something better. Pan the organizer should ask the community to stop panhandling. The products either work or don’t. Then let the results stand on their merits based on feedback. That is what makes products the best. Thanks for your response and your video. I know a lot of time and effort go into making them, keep up the great work with passionate content for us looking for products.

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@jammy93981 I totally agree. It’s what is hot right now and everybody got their products at the same timeframe. So we all filmed around the same time some of us get the video out next day and others take a week to edit. I held onto mine for over a week before filming I had other things scheduled. I edited quick because I talked with Pan and Josh and they were dropping videos so I had to get mine out at the same time for the algorithm. For many channels it is a nice view pickup. The first few that got videos out have more views than Pan. 🤣 Some smaller channels I feel are afraid to criticize as for many Pan is a mentor. I wasn’t going to kiss butt on the dang scents and colors and say it’s the best, but some dang good products especially that shampoo it has grown on me big time.

[@ilikechickensausages2075]

So Pan is sending out for free his entire line up to smaller YT channel's for reviews.

[@CarsWithKeav]

Only to people he knows and trust would give him honest feedback. It was a small and select group he chose. No obligation to make a video just wanted unbiased opinions. At least that is what I know.

[@ilikechickensausages2075]

@@CarsWithKeav Out of this top secret group how many are not going to make some sort of content. It's the one way ticket to the hype train = views subs and $$$.

[@CarsWithKeav]

@@ilikechickensausages2075 Your right for sure I did as well. Mainly because I had a lot of requests to review them as at the time not too many videos were out there, but now there are tons.

[@stephenlouden480]

I've done rinseless enough to know it's not worth all the towels you have to wash more often. I'd rather rinse them dry regularly knowing the drying towels are not filthy. 2. spray and rinse products only protect where you sprayed it so you better get perfect coverage if you're doing it. I'd rather just use one spray per panel n use as drying aide after initial dry application. all these product comprises just want you to waste product n buy more when it's not necessary especially on coated cars. no need for toppers maybe every 6 to 8 washes sure but again they want you to use and buy things often. don't waste your time or money on products like that. I believe in the Clean Coating and ph neutral soap but everything else I'd go elsewhere. most of us want gallons of product that you only need a little to go a long way and these aren't it so it's a no. until I can get gallons at a cheaper price. Also ... nothings the best there is until we all agree on it. sorry Pan you messed up with that claim. 😢

[@CarsWithKeav]

We will never all agree on something that’s why we have so many choices. We don’t agree on a lot of your points, but they are valid. A lot of this stuff is personal preference as a good quality installed ceramic coating you don’t need a lot of things to keep it clean and maintained.

[@nickevans3190]

Love your channel but well before I say anything i might be wrong but not matter how posh your sponge is i was always taught NEVER EVER USE A SPONGE ON CAR PAINT IT SCRATCHES!!!!!😮😮😮😢

[@CarsWithKeav]

I’ve found out over the years that many things I was taught ARE WRONG AND PEOPLE ARE AFRAID OF CHANGE. It’s not the 80’s or 90’s anymore. 🤣🤣🤣

[@victoryensured7137]

Try it, actually i was like you not so long ago, man was i... let's say stuck in my old, tiresome, not efficient ways. I think you'll love it, the biggest ,,NAYY" sayers are always the most addicted to new methods after switching 😅

[@frank12777]

Mid products

[@CarsWithKeav]

I mean I haven’t used enough products to say you don’t have a valid point. I think they are pretty good for what I would need. I’ll need to expand my horizons at some point on chemicals.

[@ScottKelley]

Great video Keav

[@CarsWithKeav]

Thank You