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[@FineDetailingAZ]

All products linked below ⬇ USA 🇺🇲 Viewers| Canada🇨🇦 Viewers: CARZILLA: carzilla.ca/?ref=finedetailing (FD5 Saves You 5%) Clean by Pan The Organizer, Detail Co, Maniac Line and DIY Detail can be found at The House of Rags FD10 Saves 10% on Clean products at The House Of Rags: bit.ly/TheHouseOfRagsFD10 Armour Glass Coating V2: armourdetailsupply.com/?ref=FD10 (FD10 Saves 10%) Gyeon Iron: amzn.to/3BK5NoX Gyeon Toal Remover: www.detailedimage.com/wax.php?id=163515&url=detailedimage.com/Gyeon-M91/Total-Remover-P3565/500-ml-S1/ Fanttik Tire Inflator: amzn.to/4cXYVSu Lake Country Pad Washer: amzn.to/3Y8ww6l (Amazon) Griots Fast Correcting Cream: amzn.to/3NwkwX3 ScanGrip Sunmatch 4 Light: amzn.to/480oqRt (Amazon) The House of Rags: bit.ly/THORFD (FD10 Saves 10%) The Rag Company Rip n Rag Pearl (Leveling Towel): amzn.to/3zOCYHm SAS Nitrile Gloves: amzn.to/4eQwFly (Amazon) Get Free Shipping on orders over $125 at Car Supplies Warehouse with code FREESHIP. Click here to shop! (bit.ly/4d7w6CT) Nasiol 272: amzn.to/3zOADfs (Amazon) Nasiol 272: bit.ly/3M55KWG (Car Supplies Warehouse) Pressure Washing Set Up: Mosmatic Nozzle Tip: bit.ly/404QSQq Mosmatic Spray Gun: bit.ly/3NySBWw Active 2.0 Pressure Washer: bit.ly/4eNwmbD Active 2.0 Pressure Washer: amzn.to/3S5y1zZ (Amazon) Cox Hose Reel & Hose: bit.ly/407NeVN Bucket Filler: bit.ly/407NeVN Griots Boss Foam Cannon: bit.ly/3BZMHeu Griots Boss Foam Cannon: amzn.to/3ZG8zW8 (Amazon) Get Free Shipping on orders over $125 at Car Supplies Warehouse with code FREESHIP. Click here to shop! (bit.ly/4d7w6CT ) Other Products I use in the shop: Pressol Spray Bottles: bit.ly/4eN8vsA Poka Detailing Cart: amzn.to/3ZIGwFE (Amazon faster shipping) (Amazon) Rupes HLR15 DA Polisher: amzn.to/4cNizQk Rupes HLR15 DA Polisher: bit.ly/40hMqxA (Obsessed Garage) Rupes HLR15 DA Polisher: bit.ly/47aA6Rp (Car Supplies Warehouse) Ego Leaf Blower: amzn.to/465FuEN (Amazon) Ego Leaf Blower: bit.ly/3UiPoym (Obsessed Garage) Detail Factory Brushes: amzn.to/4enbJSM (Amazon) Detail Factory Wheel Brush Kit: amzn.to/3XUpvpm (Amazon) EZ Detail Wheel Brush: bit.ly/4gTpXwM (Car Supplies Warehouse) Griots Boss Foam Cannon: amzn.to/3ZG8zW8 (Amazon) Wash Pad: amzn.to/47NLEKO (Amazon) Vyper Chair: bit.ly/3LQtXA8 Find my social media links here: linktr.ee/finedetailing DISCLAIMER: This video and description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission on a purchase without additional cost to you. Thanks for your support!

[@catwill2022]

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[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@catwill2022 are you in the US? What products?

[@catwill2022]

@@FineDetailingAZ In the good old USA. Have bunch of stuff that was hoping to use the promo code for.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@catwill2022 it’s working for me. You’re on the house of rags using FD10? I don’t think Nasiol is included. Can you tell me what products aren’t working? I can tell them

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@catwill2022 FD10 is the code.

[@josegarcia-jd8wc]

The way you sniff the products cracks me up every time. I mean, at this point I think your nasal cavity has a 3 year protection!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@josegarcia-jd8wc oh it does. My nasal cavity is ceramic coated.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@josegarcia-jd8wc lol but smell is part of the user experience! Gotta tell the people what they need to know lol

[@slickautostyling]

i’m sooo guilty of this 🤣

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@slickautostyling lol

[@UcUdtoobdeez]

😂😂😂

[@rayvalero8580]

Jeez, this is the go to channel right now. Nice!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you friend!

[@UcUdtoobdeez]

I second that. Def been my go to channel for my train rides home.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@UcUdtoobdeez wow. Much appreciated support!

[@robl6044]

Great job on Pans products thanks for sharing 😊

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for watching. This was a fun one to do.

[@Chancy454SS]

Must be a Pan lover - What about other products

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@Chancy454SS thanks for your contributions. I used many other products in my video…

[@bowman.e2104]

What a video! 👏 blunt and authentic information. You covered so many new products 😂😂🙌🏻

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you for the support! hopefully I earned a subscribe!

[@jasonrowland1594]

Great review of a large number of products! Also great job on that Camaro, it looked awesome. Earned my sub!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for the support! That's why I love detailing...the variety.

[@jayfirefighter1]

Great channel. Great review and man those trees and cacti are wild!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@jayfirefighter1 thank you for the kind words! That’s AZ for you!

[@johng753]

Thanks for the review and demonstration of these fine detailing products! Nice to have new, high performing products available for the community.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for the support! So glad the new products were good!

[@darrylorr5832]

Great video. Nice to see your down to earth presentation and the way you give opinions. Subscribed and liked. Trail BC Canada

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@darrylorr5832 thank you for the support!

[@budgetbirder]

subscribed.. man gotta tell ya, loving your video's.. I've been detailing for over 10 years and of all the videos I watch/ follow you're now one of them. Larry over at Ammo NYC, Pan the Organizer and you.. loving this and told my oldest boy that I'm planning on compounding/ polishing our trucks, prepping and applying this Clean ceramic coating.. can't wait.. we live in the frigid Canadian climate so it will be interesting to see how it holds up..

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@budgetbirder really appreciate the support! Canadian winters will be the ultimate test! FD10 will save you 10% hope that helps.

[@jamesarmitage8399]

Different type of detailing videos, White Details, shows the process etc of high end detailing as opposed in just demos

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@jamesarmitage8399 thanks for watching. They sure do, I’m not them and their content is unique to them as mine is unique to me. Cheers.

[@goindetailing]

Great video Ryan! It was like Christmas at the Fine Detailing studio with all the new products you tried out! Thanks for taking the time to tackle all of those products in one video. Very ambitious. The Camaro turned out great! Well worth the drive to have you do the coating. If performance is anything like the install and initial results, ADS Glass v2 and Clean 8 year will be hard to beat. Definitely cool to feel the slickness build on the Clean 8 year even just a few minutes after initial leveling. Also, great job by Bradley and DJ on the reformation of ADS Glass v2. I've been very happy with v1 on my car, but the application of v2 is so much improved. Awesome to see all the positive comments on this video and new subscribers. Very well deserved.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks brotha! And thank you again for the labels they look awesome!

[@rpric087]

Great job with this video! I see that you’re also in PHX! Keep up the good work and keep producing content.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

I am! Thanks for the support.

[@gyeonusa]

Hey Ryan, Loved the video! Just wanted to provide some information on Total Remover that has commonly been misunderstood since its launch. From our testing, water beading was sometimes increased after Total Remover was applied because of its strong cleaning action. This was the case when we tested it on a ceramic coating was heavily clogged with contaminants. But the main thing that you are looking for is that it removes a coatings slickness! Diminishing this will allow whatever you apply overtop to actually bond to the surface. Slickness and water beading are different so we want to make sure that the knowledge is out there about it. Appreciate the quality content and keep up the good work!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for the insight and for watching. Typically, my indicator for a removed coating is a lack of water beading and since the product said it should remove old coatings. I made the assumption that it would fully strip it to the point we would see the water pooling vs beading. Helpful tip to focus on the slickness vs the beading though. Also, great to know it's also basically a super cleaner. Gyeon iron redefined is outstanding. I have a few other Gyeon products to try so I'll give that updated guidance in a Gyeon review.

[@gyeonusa]

@@FineDetailingAZ Of course! If you ever have questions or concerns about products. Don't hesitate to reach out and ask! Looking forward to seeing the next videos.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@gyeonusa thank you for the support!

[@aaron30569]

@@gyeonusaworks marvelously for removing fresh ceramic coat high spots. It even removed some 18 hours later!

[@IamDetailedAF]

I have never seen people follow directions..... WELL DONE! I am a fan. Keep up awesome work. If you need anything, let me know....

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@IamDetailedAF 🙏

[@hippopotimusstew]

“Nobody tells me what to do , I got this” technique must come to an end at some point right?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@hippopotimusstew lol

[@IamDetailedAF]

@@FineDetailingAZ Time for fun. MJJC foams way better. Truly appreciate your personality and sense of humor. LOVE IT!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@IamDetailedAF thanks brother. I’m happy with the griots for the reasons I mentioned. The soft wash took me to foam town for sure.

[@HawkProDetailing]

Fun video! Thanks for using Quick Beads on wheels, I love that use

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@HawkProDetailing thanks Nick! Quick beads is my favorite!

[@404notfound.....]

Another excellent video!! Appreciate the great detail on the products!! 👍🏻 🇨🇦

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Cheers!

[@drive2siva]

I got the 8yr coating along with panel prep and spray polish from pan. Looking forward to testing it

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Think you're going to love it. I was very impressed with the panel prep. I know that's weird to say about a panel prep but it's different in a good way.

[@diydetailofficial]

Great job.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you.

[@joevanseeters2873]

The Pan the Organizer spray polish has been getting some really good reviews from other KZbin detailers as well, that stuff must be pretty awesome stuff and the fact you only have to do two passes to get good results is well worth it. That alone saves time. For a one step polish, that's a winner. The only thing I don't like about the spray polishes is that they tend to spray very small spray splatter around the area you area polishing which can be an issue sometimes. I have tried the Optimum Hyper Polish and Compound combo and they work OK but again, I was getting spray splatter even when I reduced the amount I was using. I'm not saying Pan's does that, i haven't used Pan's yet, but after all these good reviews I am seeing, I want to try that product along with some other stuff Pan released. Hopefully they are great products. Pan said he only wanted to release only great products worthy of the Pan name.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for watching! I didn't test on really rough paint but it is pad dependent. I didn't get much splatter when applying it. It does atomize well, unsure if others are more viscous. Check 20:20 in the video if you didn't I show how I apply it to avoid drips and show the spray pattern. Hope that helps!

[@joevanseeters2873]

@@FineDetailingAZ To be honest, it could have been my technique. I was just upping my game with polishers at the time and purchased a couple of Flex polishers and was trying them out using the Hyper Polish and Hyper Compound. It worked great, just I had the splatter. I may have had too much product in the pads?? I am still going to try that Pan polish though. Looks like a really good polish for a one-step which is what I do most of the time. Thanks for taking the time to post these videos. I really enjoy watching your channel and I know I can watch an honest review of a product. To many others just review for some sort of kick back, even if it's not money, some other way like free products and sometimes continuing free products and deep discounts, whatever if you know what I mean. I put a LOT of value into a channel that gives open and honest reviews of a product whether it's bad or good. That way I don't have to go out and waste my own money on a junk or hyped up product.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you for the kind words! I will ALWAYS keep it real with my audience. Even if a company sends me a free product I'm not afraid to offer constructive criticism.

[@grand04gt]

As someone that tried EVERYTHING at the box store then worked their way up to CarPro and got stuck once I found that CarPro products work well I kind of stopped trying new products. Now that I realized brand loyalty only keeps you where you are at and that the loyalty is not double sided I am excited to try new products. Really excited for the Pan products (IPA, polish, and 8 year coating on the way) but once my stock piles start to dwindle I will be trying more of his products as well as perhaps some others. The part I like most about his line is if you end up having brand loyalty you know 1000% that he will not only provide a quality product but also help any way he can to make sure you get the best out of it. Same goes for Yvan and Nick from DIY detail/C6 you always see these people in the comments and always trying their best to help as well as set people up to succeed no matter the level they are at

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@grand04gt love it! I think you will like the products. I love that we have so many good options out there

[@tommycohoon4771]

I subscribed today. Thank you for the details in the video.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you for your support Tommy!

[@adamstrachn]

Great assortment of products. I'm eyeing a lot of those to replace some of my current lineup. Great work on everything. Be well brother 💯

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@adamstrachn thanks brother. Lots of winners here.

[@wescat2]

That Camaro looked great. Can't wait to try the high and low ph. Have those and the iron remover. Nemesis is fantastic too.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Enjoy the soaps! I had a solid experience. Looking forward to testing them a dirtier car. Contact wash will always be required for any decent dirt so my expectations are real.

[@wescat2]

@@FineDetailingAZ Have you tried the Chem-X Stars and Stripes? From what I gather that is as close to a non-contact regime there is right now. We're "almost" there.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@wescat2 I haven’t yet, it’s on the list for sure. It does sound pretty intense I think it’s a 2 and 14?

[@keebs000]

Hey mate, New follower here from Australia 🇦🇺. Really enjoy your video content! 😊👍

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Cheers! Thank you!

[@Spirited282]

Another great video. I have never tried Gyeon Remover (tried almost every other products from Gyeon) but Kamikaze KMZ Cleanse works rather good on removal. Maniac line is for sure on my list to try one day.Still waiting for my order from HOR, but excited to try Pan and Detail Co products.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@Spirited282 lots of goodies to try for sure!

[@aaron30569]

Total remover is really good for fresh high spots!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@aaron30569 great to know I’ll have to keep that in mind. Much easier then polishing

[@georgina_gsm]

From the UK - great vid! Obsessed with the palm trees and mountains 😂

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@georgina_gsm thanks for watching! You’ll get a whole lot more of those. Cheers!

[@pk4k60]

How have i only come across your channel couple videos ago when you were reviewing pans products. Such great content and informative. Would love to see a maintenance wash video on this car when ready.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for your support! Unfortunately, I can't do it on this vehicle. This client drove in from California for the coating. I'm in Phoenix. I have Pan's coating on my vehicle though.

[@Chancy454SS]

Ditch the Gyeon Total Remover, proving to be ineffective mostly on ceramics - Thanks for honesty your giving me some hope again - Hope you don't go sour like some others - Resist the dark forces :) - Keep it up

[@FineDetailingAZ]

The force is strong.... thanks for watching! also happy to keep it real.

[@rosariotoscano363]

I need your buckets. I can’t find them at all

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@rosariotoscano363 you can get them at detail division they are carbon collective

[@Bruces-Garage]

Thanks for following directions 😂. Nice suite of products!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Knew you'd like that!

[@NeilDetails]

@@FineDetailingAZI still need my pictures lol

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@NeilDetails lol

[@pdgg7025]

Great video! Thanks!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@pdgg7025 thank you for the support!

[@fortyninehike]

Thank you for the review

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@fortyninehike thank you for watching!

[@s2knott]

Bike pump on the pump sprayer is wild, adding that to the winter waterless wash list.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@s2knott it’s a great hack!

[@mattyp2123]

Interesting with the Microfiber pad on the windshield with a heavy cut compound. I’ve always used either an orange or yellow Americana foam pad with car pro ceriglass. So you know how that compares to how you did it?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

I probably could have used a foam pad but I've never found a need for a speciality glass compound. To deep clean/polish glass microfiber and standard compound is all i've needed. That gets rid of water spots no problem.

[@mattyp2123]

@@FineDetailingAZok I’m going to have to try it. I’m assuming the microfiber pad leaves no marring in the glass otherwise you wouldn’t use it correct?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@ oh of course. Glass is much much harder then paint. It doesn’t mar anything.

[@JustS0meNO0b]

I just use 1:4 diluted apc on wheels, works amazingly well. I tried iron remover after the apc wash, and theres barely anything left over.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

ohh is that the B.D.E.? I heard that works very well. I need to try the iron too. how was the smell?

[@JustS0meNO0b]

​@@FineDetailingAZnot sure about BDE, bur I just use my local all purpose cleaner for that.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@JustS0meNO0b ahh ok I thought you were talking about Detail Co products. Good to know

[@DetailsNMe]

Great video!! So informative!!! Exciting stuff!! Keep them coming!!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you Kristi!

[@BXGreen_DrivewayDetails]

Nice video with full explanation! Car looks great! I’m really digging the Detail Co so far. Haven’t had a chance to try either polish or coatings yet.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@BXGreen_DrivewayDetails thanks Becca! I was impressed by it all so far. I didn’t order full lines of everything but I will work my through it.

[@cyclechris6591]

Oh that portable battery tire pump on the ik is a kick ass idea.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@cyclechris6591 thanks! I linked to it the description

[@Gladiator1972]

wow my man is putting in work pumping out lots of content. Congrats. Subbed

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@Gladiator1972 thank you! I had this job lined up so figured I’d film it!

[@Gladiator1972]

@@FineDetailingAZ Hey, where did you buy those buckets with the handle?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

they are from carbon collective and can be found at detail division.

[@godowarus]

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Old coating removal and paint correction. I do wonder, did you do just a 1-step polish or followed it up with the same spray polish and softer pad? Or perhaps a different polishing compound and pad combo? The results are incredible, hats off to a job well done!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@godowarus thanks! I just a one step with a slightly more aggressive pad. Deeper scratches I went to wool. 99% was done the same pad

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Nice to learn about it 👌

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you sir! Hope you enjoy.

[@stevecharnasjr.7241]

Great video Ryan! Love the educational reviews you provide. I was curious tho…what kind of spray bottle do you use? Thank you!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@stevecharnasjr.7241 thank you! I use a pressol bottle and IK as well.

[@stevecharnasjr.7241]

@@FineDetailingAZ thank you! I’ll look into those

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@stevecharnasjr.7241 my pleasure you can find them at obsessed garage

[@hippopotimusstew]

RipNRag for initial coating leveling is my go to as well. Very economical. I enjoy them for door jambs and other single use purposes as well 🤙

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@hippopotimusstew totally I’m excited they have them in white now too. Glad I don’t have to waste money on expensive towels just to be thrown away.

[@chrissilvestri3642]

Thanks for the reply. I'm going to check out that video now, and you also gained a sub.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

My pleasure! Enjoy and thank you!

[@corman2332]

I have the boss cannon. Idk why anyone would say it sucks, it's amazing and built to last

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@corman2332 agreed I haven’t had an issue.

[@SPECIAL_detailing]

I think he was spot on gyeons total remover, I bought it right when it came out and used it to prep ny car for a new coating and yeah, it didn’t do much on a ceramic, needs to be more powerful, then I tried it on a sealed car and it destroyed it, so for a ceramic coated car I’d definitely say skip this step and go with a one step correction, but it’s super effective on sealants and stuff

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@SPECIAL_detailing spot on assessment. Sealants this should be great. The label is a little misleading because it does say coating remover on the front. I hope it helped to maybe start to degrade the coating at least.

[@Campbellmasterson]

Where did you get those buckets, they look amazing

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you, they are carbon collective. Found at detail division.

[@MikeGDetailing]

Great video. Watched it during my lunch hour and it was worth it. Nicely done.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@MikeGDetailing thank you sir. The Camero was special. I know you have one too. Hope you enjoyed it.

[@MikeGDetailing]

@@FineDetailingAZ I’m a sucker for a white Camaro.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@MikeGDetailing I figured lol

[@JustS0meNO0b]

what are those big plush towels that you use for wipe off?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

They are Klin Korea Buff King towels. They are monsters but pretty cool. I think detail division sells them

[@chrism1157]

OG has some of those pressol bottles on sale right now. BOGO deal. I ordered 10 of them last week.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Yeah I imagine the new ones are very close to coming so they are liquidating. I've never had an issue with them.

[@23dothedew]

So many high quality products here. Nice video and awesome car. Does it matter which pad you use to polish the glass?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you! Yes, I would opt for a more aggressive pad to ensure you are getting it as clean as possible. I went with microfiber but a wool pad would have been fine too.

[@23dothedew]

@@FineDetailingAZ ok cool. I’ve got both. Just wondered if there was really any difference. I was really impressed with pans polish on a wool pad when I used it this past weekend.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

For sure, going more aggressive on glass is totally fine.

[@npyss3128]

8year coating? the product isnt even 3months for sale , so they tested it in the year 1996?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Hey thanks for watching, this is what every company does. They use lab testing to extrapolate the expected durability of ceramic coatings. The tech changes so often and everyone's conditions are different so they put out a general estimate. This is my understanding but you can always inquire with these companies to see if they will tell you how they do testing.

[@79blustone]

Just sub'd, I like your style of just getting the hard work done. I really like the sniff test- That's very important, along with the user experience. I tend to like Labocosmetica scents, as they tend to be more sophisticated and grown up and kind of car orientated. As much as a water melon, strawberry split sounds nice, I'm not sure it's something I wanna to associate with car cleaning rather than a nice desert at a restaurant. Car product scents should include almonds, Italian leather, vanilla, cologne, Italian lemon, bergamot, vetiver, and sandlewood. Those would be killer scents if blended and mixed in the right way. I'm liking the channel

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for the support. Spot on with the scents. Koch Chemie active foam is the GOAT. Labo is good but purifica was too strong for me. Primus is solid too. I also will always love GSF. The Detail co soft wash is nice, a little floral and I'm not mad at it but if it smelled like rich mahogany and leather bound books that would be a winner.

[@Bakedbanana007]

Have you tried carbon collective hybrid coating? It’s a spray on rinse off sealant with a 1:10 dilution I use it on the wheels like there’s no tomorrow

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@Bakedbanana007 on this list I plan to do a full review on cc

[@Bakedbanana007]

@@FineDetailingAZ I’m really excited for that! I’m still currently watching the video lol I didn’t get to that part yet

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@Bakedbanana007 oh I meant I plan on doing one in the future. I need to order their products

[@Bakedbanana007]

@@FineDetailingAZ oh I see haha nice I like the way you edit your videos btw it’s funny when you just cut yourself off and leave some bloopers on lol

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@Bakedbanana007 haha thanks! I thought some people would like that

[@davidcloward9518]

Great video! Thank you! It is so difficult choosing the best products of each brand. The question for me is do I really need to buy a separate coating for wheels and glass when Clean or Avalon or others say their one coating can do the whole car. Is it worth it to buy the wheel in class ceramic coating separately?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@davidcloward9518 thanks for watching! I have similar thoughts about wheel coatings. They say they are designed for high heat environments but if you aren’t taking your car to the track how hot do your wheels really get? That said I do think a more stout coating is good for wheels given the environment and we usually clean then with heavier chemicals. You don’t have to use a wheel specific but I do think a higher solids more stout coating is ideal for wheels. Re glass: I do think a specific glass coating is preferred yes. Ceramic coatings are designed for specific substrates like paint. I’d prefer to buy one where the only thing it was designed for was glass. Put another way… no chance the 8 year ceramic coating is lasting 8 years on glass. An affordable high quality one like ADS is a great choice. Hope that helps.

[@drive2siva]

Where do you get those presol bottles. I dig that

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@drive2siva obsessed garage sir!

[@functionaldoc5054]

My go to for weekly wheel and tire cleaning is the Mafra Wheel and Tire diluted 1:7 in a IK e Foam Pro 12 Sprayer. What dilution did you use ? I have 3 of Detail Co shampos need do a Acid/Alkaline ChemX style on a dirtier car since my cars don't get too dirty with weekly washes. Nice video and your Griot's Cannons worked fine and tell Eddie to chill.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Haha thanks! I will 1:5 to test it out.

[@2YLITE22]

Thanks for the Carzilla affiliate link! I'm subscribed!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@2YLITE22 my pleasure! And thank you!

[@Junior-711]

What pressure washer nozzle do you use?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@Junior-711 obsessed garage mosmatic 40 degree

[@John-sn4hl]

Wow you did a lot to this car. How much did you charge for this full service?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@John-sn4hl thanks for watching! Depends on the service you can see all my prices on my site. FineDetailingAz.com

[@chrissilvestri3642]

I really wish you would have showed the hydrophobic properties of the 8 year coating.That would have been the icing on the cake for this video.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@chrissilvestri3642 thanks for watching. I had to give the car back to the customer shortly after. I have another video from a few days ago highlighting this. I applied pans coating to my X5 you can see a ton of the water behavior in that video

[@NeilJohn-the-washer]

Great job on the fabulous car. Quick question ⁉️ Which panel prep did you use for the ADS Glass coating? Thanks.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@NeilJohn-the-washer thanks! I used pans panel prep for the whole car

[@NeilJohn-the-washer]

Thanks.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@NeilJohn-the-washer my pleasure

[@hectorlozada2503]

Great content

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@hectorlozada2503 thank you!

[@joevanseeters2873]

I like that idea with the pressure sprayer and the bike pump keeping it pumped up as you move from tire to tire. That's a slick idea, I might copy that one. Which bike pump is that? I also appreciate you reviewing products that you actually use and enjoy using. I am going to try that Gyeon Iron with the Banana type masking scent. I HATE using Iron Removers because of the awful smell they emit. They work great, but stink BAD. I'd rather use something that can mask the scent, even a little bit. I also want to try that Maniac Line of wheel cleaner. I also prefer products that can do both the rims and tires, not two different products. I have the Griot's BOSS Foam Cannon and I love it. I've used MJJC and many others and I still love the BOSS cannon the best. And I do use my metering tips quite a bit and to me, using the metering tips and hooking my product bottle directly to the cannon via the threaded inner barrel is still the best way to save money and product by far. It automatically dispenses the correct amount right from your product bottle. Foam is thick shaving cream like foam. They also have the touchless system with their Foaming Surface Prep, Foaming Surface Wash, and Foaming Poly Gloss which I also use. Anyone looking for the best foam cannon on the market today, it's the Griot's BOSS! And you can purchase replacement parts including the tips, the guts of the cannon for maintenance, and also additional bottles which are very high quality so the Griot's should give a lifetime of use until a better one comes out in the future.

[@joevanseeters2873]

Another great "sleeper" in the foam cannon market is Griot's Brilliant Finish Foam Cannon. It's cheaper than the BOSS, but has a lot of the same features and it really produces some incredible foam like the BOSS cannon. I'm surprised more people don't use the Brilliant Finish Cannon because it's a good one, but about 40% cheaper than the BOSS cannon.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@joevanseeters2873 thanks for watching I have the tire pump linked in the description! I have links for Gyeon too. The maniac can be bought at the house of rags FD10 will save ya 10%! Agreed on the boss cannon!

[@joevanseeters2873]

@@FineDetailingAZ I appreciate all the information sir.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@joevanseeters2873 happy to help

[@davidshowman9296]

Who makes that bucket and caddy system?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Carbon collective

[@_Mailman]

The detail co ph nuetral soap is appealing just because of price point. I like Koch Chemie AF for pre wash, then maybe detail co Soft Wash for contact wash because GSF is wildly expensive

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Agreed, KCX isn't cheap but it's excellent soap. I wash impressed with Soft wash. Hard for me to commit to one soap so I like to buy in 16oz bottles then I can change frequently.

[@2YLITE22]

What kind of nozzle do you have on your washer gun? That looks cool!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@2YLITE22 obsessed garage mosmatic 40 degree thanks for watching

[@johns4407]

Thanks for this video. What is your wash buckets brand? They look cool see thru Blue. And do they work with Gamma Seal Lids?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks! They are carbon collective and yes that white top is the gamma seal lid.

[@jayd6068]

They are the best foam cannons on the market, Griots that is

[@FineDetailingAZ]

I'm a big fan! Thanks for watching

[@Ruger-2021]

Just curios which pad you used with the Clean spray polish. I plan on trying clean over the DIY Polish, don't have many defects to take out but want to prepare for the 8-year Clean Coating

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Hey thanks for watching. I was using rupes pads. I started with Yellow, then Intermediate teal then heavy cut blue. I only went heavy cut because I had to remove the previous coating. If you have light defects I think a yellow pad could work for you. I'd start least aggressive and work up. FD10 saves you 5% on Pan products and 10% on others. Detail co has some good pads too.

[@FrankoDetails]

i know you miss spoke but “iron towel” sounds tough and cool, you may have me calling my ultra clay sponge the “iron sponge” 🤘🏽🐿️💨

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@FrankoDetails new product idea. Let’s go!

[@nickevans3190]

Awesome video love your informative and enjoyable style sub'd

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you for the support!

[@KiloKaze]

Imma try acid soap first than alkaline to foam over it~ imma have to try that

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@KiloKaze that’s what was recommended so the high pH neutralizes the acid

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Fire 🔥. Still Gyeon a no from me. Yeah I tried their iron remover smells amazing and works great. 💪. Great walk through on the decontamination step overall. Their total remover I agree about it working okay. Best on older sealants and easily removes waxes. Enjoy the Rupes cordless polisher! Huge difference in that one step with the polish.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks Soc! Yeah mixed bag with Gyeon but the iron is solid. Love my Rupes!

[@randysutton8636]

what is the sprayer rig you are using?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

The spray gun? The gun is obsessed garage mosmatic gun.

[@randysutton8636]

@@FineDetailingAZ yes you were rinsing with it. I liked how the water came out. Is that also using the electric power washer you listed?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Yes! The active 2.0 I have it linked in the description, I like it.

[@randysutton8636]

@FineDetailingAZ Thanks...I noticed the GPM on that unit was impressive! Glad I found your channel!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@randysutton8636 of course! Agreed for the price the GPM can’t be beat

[@drive2siva]

Got the glass coating ..do you panel prep the glass before putting this ceramic coating on the glass ?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Awesome! yes, sorry I cut that part out to shrink the video. Decon the glass with wash, iron, clay, polish, wipe then panel prep. Good to go.

[@justinbernardo8240]

use the wheel degreaser to kill coatings. I used my 3d wheel and tire degreaser and it absolutely killed my coatings on the car.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for watching, which brand did you use? Sounds very strong. Also have you tried using some acid with your wheels? Maybe they are just clogged?

[@jeffc6832]

It probably just masked it temporarily. Regardless, a one step polish is all you need to sufficiently abrade an old coating before applying new...so pretty much a pointless step and risks the other surfaces on the car (trim, glass, etc). I think these remover products are a waste of money and time, just clean the car and polish it.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@jeffc6832 yup, I think on wax and some sealants it’s fine but agree a polish is what’s best.

[@brian5037]

Which colour metering tip are you using for straight GSF in Boss canon?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

I use purple. works great

[@brian5037]

@@FineDetailingAZ thanks man

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@brian5037 happy to help

[@andrianstoykov107]

I watched multiple reviews saying gyeon iron does not smell, it smells like bananas etc. I ordered and I could not stand that for 5 minutes in the room and immediately returned it. The smell was even coming out of the trigger. Maybe I’m just not used to iron removers but I’m looking for an alternative way to decon and clay.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@andrianstoykov107 so if you smell it straight in the bottle the iron smell is still there. When you spray it and atomized it the smell is significantly less. It’s never full gone.

[@RCdetails203]

I wouldn’t completely stop using iron removers but if you insist then P&S Crystal Wash is prob your best bet if you have a garage or if you wash completely in the shade, I say that because you can’t spray it on a hot surface or on a wet surface so it really only works in a garage or under a car port etc

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@RCdetails203 I’ve heard nothing but good things about crystal wash

[@RCdetails203]

@@FineDetailingAZ it wouldn’t let me tag the guy whose comment it was but ya crystal wash is awesome but I very rarely get to use it cause I do all my detailing outside, once I have my new garage up I’ll start using it more

[@FineDetailingAZ]

All good!

[@waterhose4130]

Maniac 1:5 works!. 303 Touchless Sealant over Quick Beads for sure. Want to wipe out a coating, Labocosmetica Energo. Went to do the Labo 3ph, for the fall. had tons of mineralization on the hood, yea Mohs evo is a beader, not a releaser. Went Primus, Purifica, all good. Then went Energo 5:1, say goodbye MohsEvo, RIP! Hahaha. Hydrophobics gone, any slickness it had,, gone. Neutral wash over & over... gone. Hood was squeaky clean, like it was just polished clean. So, spoke to Eddie, DetailCo Phatty(Thick), on the way. Now, do i feel like doing the whole car, after doing my other car last month. Feeling the T-Rex arm struggle.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Nice, love labo stuff. Excited to see how thick does from Detail co.

[@dondelp9439]

Thanks for another insightful video, Ryan. Just curious….I know filming takes effort, but do you happen to know approximately how much time this detail project took you from start to finish? I can somewhat estimate how long it would have taken me, a detail enthusiast, so I’m curious as to a comparison.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for watching. I started at 6am and finished at 4pm. Small breaks in between.

[@alltheboost801]

You keep posting some great content, nice work! I need to get some on Pans Stuff and the Ceramic Coating. I see that you wash cars outside and not in a garage. My house faces south so I have the sun all day and night, I will get some shade late at night and maybe get 1hr of shade. For my wash process I have Adams Tire & Wheel Cleaner, Koch Chemie Active Foam, CarPro Descale, DIY Detail Incredible Suds, DIY Detail Iron Remover, DIY Detail Water Spot Remover and DIY Quick Beads and DIY Ceramic Gloss. With all that said, Can I wash my car in the sun with all these products if if do them a section at a time and rinse off or just wait till I have some shade?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for watching! Ekkk not sure on all of the products. I might check in with each brand. For sure not on the adams, active foam and descale. I do know Labocosmetica says you can use theirs in the sun. Pan also says his shampoo is good in the sun. I'd just do things panel by panel to be safe.

[@alltheboost801]

@@FineDetailingAZcool cool. I’ll stick to the shade to be safe. Haha. I need to do a full correction on one of my cars so I think the easiest course of action will be to wash it the night before garage and then do the correction in the next day.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@alltheboost801 agreed! Could also buy a cheap pop up canopy 10x10 could help too

[@mikezupancic2182]

Ive never seen a 700ml canon bottle. Interesting.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@mikezupancic2182 it holds 1000ml I just filled it up to 700

[@orthodox1717]

Just found your channel. 👍🏼Subbed!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@orthodox1717 thank you!

[@gorillanismo]

I like your videos man, really enjoy them. Question, did you clay the car before the contact wash?, is that because you are going to polish anyway?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you! Yes I used a "clay" towel with the iron remover. Most cars these days don't need a traditional clay bar. I would only use one if it had heavy contamination like overspray. I should have it in the video.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

You can also use a clay towel without polishing because it shouldn't leave micro marring if you have good lubrication.

[@gorillanismo]

@@FineDetailingAZ what I meant is that you used the clay towel before washing the car, I guess there is no grit left after the pre wash but you might have some traffic film still

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Ahh yes I see what you are saying. Yes, I felt that after my prewash with high pH and low pH there wasn't any physical contamination left. I felt even more comfortable because I knew I was going to polish. In a perfect world yes I would do this after the contact wash if you weren't polishing. I like to to do it before the last wash so if there is any iron smell left the soap helps to get rid of it. Low oder like gyeon isn't bad though.

[@gorillanismo]

@@FineDetailingAZ good strategy! I will do the same!

[@jeanbaptistelabelle]

What this video title?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@jeanbaptistelabelle hi not sure I understand? It says I tried them all meaning I tried all the products pictured

[@ssjcajas]

Hmm, I thought I had already subscribed but I hadn't so I fixed that. My only question is how do you like the Autofiber Flatout? I was thinking about picking some up and retiring my chenille microfiber noddle mits.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@ssjcajas thank you! I’m not a fan of those types of wash media. I like a thicker wash pad personally.

[@hippopotimusstew]

Give the Carpro Dab Dab a shot 🤙

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@hippopotimusstew that looks fun

[@ssjcajas]

@@hippopotimusstew but thats like $20. You can get 4 Flat Out for $35.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Are you using for rinse-less washing? I enjoy a sponge for rinseless haven't had issues with scratching. For my contact was I just use one pad.

[@SPIN_89]

Your garage is everything I want my garage to be 😂 P.S. Your videos are awesome but (IMO) your videos would be dramatically improved with better B role. Let me know if that’s something that interests you. If so, we should chat 😎

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@SPIN_89 appreciate the kind words. I’m always thinking about b role and how to improve. I’ll let you know for sure. It’s a lot to set up different shots and edit so still figuring it all out.

[@Jonas06p0]

Hi there! New subscriber here. It's just wishful thinking, but would you consider trying out the product called Liquid Glass? The company reappeared some years ago and it's supposedly very slick, hard and can layer indefinitely. It's an american product, and since I'm from Denmark, I would like to see a real review before buying and ordering, since shipping is very costly. It's a product my father used in the 80/90's on his motorcycles when going to motorcycle meets. Thx in advance!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for watching! I just looked it up, I think there is better technology out there but I understand the nostalgia of it!

[@BreezeMW]

Man did I ever enjoy this video

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thank you sir I hope it was helpful.

[@ChadStJohn]

Bike pump….great hack!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@ChadStJohn this thing is great. Works with the Ik and car tires too

[@stephenodell1417]

Hey if you like the foam cannon. that’s all that matters. Don’t listen to everyone else,

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@stephenodell1417 amen! Thanks for watching.

[@angore3rd]

The car looked great before you even started!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@angore3rd thanks for watching and I agree! Was a beautiful car

[@aaron30569]

Get some Velcro for that bike pump!

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@aaron30569 I’ve thought about it! I do keep the tire pump in my car but the Velcro would be easy to remove for sure.

[@aaron30569]

@ are you going to get the ik e foam? Detail image had it on presale with a coupon for black Friday I wanted to get it so bad

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@ I will! I used it at sema so sick. I have a short on my channel

[@aaron30569]

@@FineDetailingAZhopefully I don't regret not getting it for $100 shipped. Trump's tariffs are going to decimate the detailing industry 90% of products are imported

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@aaron30569 We shall see!

[@Schwabz33]

There’s no such thing as a eight year ceramic coating there’s no way to make anything stretched that long unless the car sits in a bubble in a temperature control garage and is never washed then yes maybe the coding would last..

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@Schwabz33 thanks for watching. I’m not sure many companies have done real world testing because there are so many different variables. All the ratings are based on lab testing to my understanding. Every big company does this.

[@Schwabz33]

@@FineDetailingAZ the chemical structure of a coding from what I’ve seen over the past decade cannot withstand constant contamination from the road and our environment with washing your vehicle once a week. Is it possible to extend a life of a chemical by ingesting the byproduct of the coding on top of the first layer absolutely which is what is identified as a maintenance wash. However, real world even your most pro very expensive top end ceramic coatings usually give a lifespan between 3 to 5 years with car being daily driven. I have no reason to bash any product however, I don’t believe in things that try go against real life data and there’s too much data out here that shows that no matter how much money you spend on a chemical compound derived on top of a clearcoat, which is another chemical unless that chemical is bonded at the factory.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@Schwabz33 time will tell!

[@theredscourge]

@@Schwabz33 *coating

[@CJ_Detailing]

What bucket dolly are you using? I was guessing it was Carbon Collective, but I can't find it on their site. Thanks! Great video on the products as well. Thanks for sharing.

[@BreezeMW]

It should be there

[@FineDetailingAZ]

That's correct! I ordered from detaildivision.com in the US. if you're in the UK I'd reach out directly to them.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

yessir!

[@mcflotty]

Did you drop enough names in this one lol?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

@@mcflotty not sure I understand your question. Thanks for watching!

[@ervlichterman4714]

How about using readily available products like Wizard or Turtle Wax?

[@FineDetailingAZ]

Thanks for watching. All of these are able to be ordered, do you mean something you can buy at your local auto parts store? I'm happy to do a future video on that autozone, walmart etc...

[@CryptoJesus001]

all of these products are readily available.

[@BamaJoeBob]

New subscriber, like all the videos I’ve seen so far. Hope you have a sense of humor, cause you said the car has “the penis legend” 20 seconds in. All that horse power…. Yea I know, P&S and I have a warped mind.

[@FineDetailingAZ]

haha. I do have a sense of humor. Thanks for watching