Snow Foams - Magic Or Myth??

Snow Foams - Magic or Myth? Are you curious about the effectiveness of snow foams while washing cars? Join me as I reveal secrets and debunk the myths, unveiling whether they're a groundbreaking innovation or just another overhyped gimmick. I’ll explain what snow foams are, I’ll address the doubts about their usability, all while delivering surprising revelations. Watch as I debunk myths and reveal the real magic behind snow foams, helping to elevate your car care game to the next level!
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🇺🇸 For people in USA:
pH neutral snow foams:
Gtechniq W4: bit.ly/3ooS68J
Auto Fanatic 007 Snow Storm: amzn.to/47oghpr
Adam’s Mega Foam: amzn.to/47Cd1Hc
Adam’s Car Shampoo: amzn.to/3YrPu7E
DIY Detail Incredible Suds: bit.ly/4b8FnKq
Koch Chemie Gsf: amzn.to/3yJja46
Turtle Wax Pure Wash: bit.ly/3s6W8UR
Alkaline & acidic snow foams:
CarPro Lift: bit.ly/3n567Hp
CarPro Descale: bit.ly/3OKqO4u
Bilt Hamber Touch-Less: bit.ly/44nTnxn
Bilt Hamber Auto-Foam: bit.ly/3oNbecr
Koch Chemie Super Foam: bit.ly/3qln96m
Foam cannon: bit.ly/40kEjNP
Kranzle 1122TS pressure washer: bit.ly/3Fw4xp8
Mosmatic gun and wand package: bit.ly/3sQxxAh
CR Spotless water deionizer: bit.ly/3AMsMKf
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
pH neutral snow foams:
Gtechniq W4: bit.ly/42ZYimL
Auto Fanatic 007 Snow Storm: amzn.to/47DVEpx
Adam’s Mega Foam: bit.ly/3rIBuqE
Adam’s Car Shampoo: bit.ly/3CKaKw3
DIY Detail Incredible Suds: bit.ly/3OaEWoL
Koch Chemie Gsf: bit.ly/3QJgKZG
Turtle Wax Pure Wash: bit.ly/3Gajfzo
Alkaline & acidic snow foams:
CarPro Lift: bit.ly/3RWXwkA
CarPro Descale: bit.ly/3RinjUs
Bilt Hamber Touch-Less: bit.ly/3qSvqwl
Bilt Hamber Auto-Foam: bit.ly/3oNbecr
Koch Chemie Super Foam: bit.ly/3NpyvgW
Foam cannon: bit.ly/3ChOGaN
Pressure washer: bit.ly/3MgYINZ
Gun & wand: bit.ly/3EBUZbI
CR Spotless water deionizer: bit.ly/3iRQ8bd
🇬🇧 For people in the UK:
pH neutral snow foams:
Gtechniq W4: bit.ly/3q5TxJI
DIY Detail Incredible Suds: bit.ly/3qogJDl
Koch Chemie Gsf: bit.ly/3ALBppU
Alkaline & acidic snow foams:
CarPro Lift: bit.ly/3CRdLLn
CarPro Descale: bit.ly/3TCuA2z
Bilt Hamber Touch-Less: bit.ly/3Rrx6XG
Bilt Hamber Auto-Foam: bit.ly/3cDutDm
Foam cannon: bit.ly/3CREbN7
Pressure washer: bit.ly/3Fw4xp8
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[@PanTheOrganizer]

⬇🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇⬇ 🇺🇸 For people in USA: pH neutral snow foams: Gtechniq W4: bit.ly/3ooS68J Auto Fanatic 007 Snow Storm: amzn.to/47oghpr Adam’s Mega Foam: amzn.to/47Cd1Hc Adam’s Car Shampoo: amzn.to/3YrPu7E DIY Detail Incredible Suds: bit.ly/4b8FnKq Koch Chemie Gsf: amzn.to/3yJja46 Turtle Wax Pure Wash: bit.ly/3s6W8UR Alkaline & acidic snow foams: CarPro Lift: bit.ly/3n567Hp CarPro Descale: bit.ly/3OKqO4u Bilt Hamber Touch-Less: bit.ly/44nTnxn Bilt Hamber Auto-Foam: bit.ly/3oNbecr Koch Chemie Super Foam: bit.ly/3qln96m Foam cannon: bit.ly/40kEjNP Kranzle 1122TS pressure washer: bit.ly/3Fw4xp8 Mosmatic gun and wand package: bit.ly/3sQxxAh CR Spotless water deionizer: bit.ly/3AMsMKf 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: pH neutral snow foams: Gtechniq W4: bit.ly/42ZYimL Auto Fanatic 007 Snow Storm: amzn.to/47DVEpx Adam’s Mega Foam: bit.ly/3rIBuqE Adam’s Car Shampoo: bit.ly/3CKaKw3 DIY Detail Incredible Suds: bit.ly/3OaEWoL Koch Chemie Gsf: bit.ly/3QJgKZG Turtle Wax Pure Wash: bit.ly/3Gajfzo Alkaline & acidic snow foams: CarPro Lift: bit.ly/3RWXwkA CarPro Descale: bit.ly/3RinjUs Bilt Hamber Touch-Less: bit.ly/3qSvqwl Bilt Hamber Auto-Foam: bit.ly/3oNbecr Koch Chemie Super Foam: bit.ly/3NpyvgW Foam cannon: bit.ly/3ChOGaN Pressure washer: bit.ly/3MgYINZ Gun & wand: bit.ly/3EBUZbI CR Spotless water deionizer: bit.ly/3iRQ8bd 🇬🇧 For people in the UK: pH neutral snow foams: Gtechniq W4: bit.ly/3q5TxJI DIY Detail Incredible Suds: bit.ly/3qogJDl Koch Chemie Gsf: bit.ly/3ALBppU Alkaline & acidic snow foams: CarPro Lift: bit.ly/3CRdLLn CarPro Descale: bit.ly/3TCuA2z Bilt Hamber Touch-Less: bit.ly/3Rrx6XG Bilt Hamber Auto-Foam: bit.ly/3cDutDm Foam cannon: bit.ly/3CREbN7 Pressure washer: bit.ly/3Fw4xp8 🇫🇷 For people in France: c3po.link/QwHEyHNEAN Watch more of my videos: ✅ Snow foam pH7 vs pH12: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2jdaZSgpM-FjKs ✅ Do snow foams actually work? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpuYlX2Lgp15mJY ✅ Is pre-rinsing stupid? kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2e2qHp4hpdsqNU ✅ Battle of snow foams USA vs UK: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGbIfJZnhbB1p7c

[@MichaelOnRockyTop]

Guys this is why we should never stop watching Pan. The products and technology for this industry are always improving, and with new releases, we need to stay up to date. Also because Pan's The Plan for Auto Detailing That's Grand!

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you for using DIY Detail Incredible Suds. Great content as always.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@lloydalmeida7699]

Hi Pan, once again you nocked it out of the park l am now more educated and am clearer on the process. Thank you

[@dtna]

I garage my car and mainly use an ONR spray with soft TRC Spectrum 420 towels each time I go out. I only foam my Porsche down once a month now with my ceramic coating. So far so good. Not much road tar on my streets.

[@coreymerritt7742]

Hi pan you have proof that snow foams work in past videos using the right products and techniques great job 👏

[@Nicholas-db5sl]

I tried the TW slick n slide car shampoo and I must confess I was very impressed by the end result. Snowfomed the truck dry, dwell for 5 mins, water pressure wash off and then used the TW slick n Slide. Hand Mitt for contact cleaning, water pressure wash off and then I used. Meguires Ceramic Wax Coating. The end results, after 2hours, was excellent. And today has been one of the dry days here in the UK as the last two weeks has been raining. Love the Videos and always a pleasure watching them.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Nicholas-db5sl]

@@PanTheOrganizer no! The thanks is down to you! You point out the products which offer good value for money or performance. Either way, your reviews are a “short-cut” through the confusing eco-system of products. Of course, being in the UK, I can look at what’s available and try it myself! Again, thanks for the videos!

[@crazycressy7986]

Hi Pan ,if you say snow foam helps lubrication, but once you power wash it off, the lube has gone .Also, the thick foam that just sits there won't lift dirt ,i used to use a runnery foam ,but to be honest, i stopped using snow foam as it its another stage ,but i would jet wash the my truck then make my own foam/soap for a a contact wash ,thanks for all your hard work on these videos ,you have taught me so much ,and i am just about to get in to using a DA 🤘

[@border056]

Thanks for the video, Pan. I don't have the luxury of having running water at my apartment. My car cleaning process is taking my car to a DIY coin car wash. I'll foam the car using a Marolex Axel Foamer with a bit of Koch-Chemie GSF and a small amount of my APC to give it a bit of bite. I'll let the foam dwell for a bit and spray the car down using the pressure washer. Then I pull out of the bay and spray the car down with ONR out of a spray bottle and use my Ego blower to dry it off. I'll then drive the car home and and give it a rinseless contact wash. This has been working well for me.

[@M_IkeLeBlanc]

Pan - just found your channel a few days ago and love the content! Subscribed! 😃 This was a timely video for me today as I used my foam cannon today on my Porsche for the first time, and for only the second time overall. I realize washing cars is like religion and politics - everyone has an opinion, none of which are wrong. For me, I just don’t see the benefit of using a foam cannon. My cars never get that dirty here in Florida, and I am religious about keeping them coated in graphene coatings. I get the need to lubricate the surface before washing, but I can get that with simply using a foam gun. No, I don’t get the thick blanket of foam, but the surface gets lubricated. I love washing/detail my cars, but pulling out my pressure washer (and putting it back), is a pain in the ass time-suck for me, and just isn’t worth the results. What I have been doing is using some extra Griots waterless car wash or some detailer spray on the surface after an initial hose-off before using a two-mit hand wash. Seems to do well. Again, just my personal experience. I respect people enjoying the satisfaction of seeing their cars blanketed in foam, it’s just a bridge too far for me. 😜 P.S. - LOVE your Aventurine Turbo S!

[@0045dmoore]

Hey Pan, As it is winter and I am in the salt belt, I have a new vehicle that is past due for a wash.What foam, shampoo and drying agent do you recommend. Also, they only way I can wash my car is take to the local car wash and then wash by hand, so still waiting on that video to come out. Pan thank you so much! Cheers!

[@Howie3]

Love all your video. Man you explain things really well. Cheers from LV

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad you like them! Thanks Howie!

[@BMan100]

Based on what I’ve seen, sometimes the prewash foams can work (pending brand) but with my car being covered in PPF it still clings to that fine sort of dust/dirt film . Usually comes off with the second stage foam hand wash (now if the thanksgiving long weekend weather plays ball)

[@williamthomastaggart5080]

Hi Pan, first I hope you and Isabelle are well. Your information is so valuable to DIY’ers and professionals.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks William!

[@JeanPierreWhite]

My fave shampoo is Waxedshine "wash". I also use Waxedshine glass cleaner as well.

[@ThisOldDetailingDude]

Pan truly phenomenal tutorial today incredible thorough explanation. Could not have been better!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Tim! I appreciate the feedback.

[@paulmorrow8372]

I have had a lot of luck with the 2 soap method. I am using a low pH soap followed immediately by a high pH soap. Then rinse with pressure washer. This gets me 98% of a completely clean car.

[@JJP.GT3]

Thank you very much for the tutorial Mr Pan, it is like fresh air on a summer afternoon. Very well explained and of great interest. 👏

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks man! I appreciate the positive feedback.

[@andyrantshumanphilosopher7571]

Question is, whats the most effective ph neutral foam? By suggesting its a regular maintenance wash product, is the actual cleaning power not a factor? Is it just to make what ever dirt there is a bit wetter so it comes off the paint easier on the contact wash?

[@granddetailing]

I'm a CARPRO person since they have it all 😁 so Descale is acid and I use it to clean waxed cars on which I will apply ceramic coating , LIFT is alcaine and I use it every 4-6 months on ceramic coated cars when I also use ironx to clean the coating so it can function properly again. and RESET is neutral. I love that it can also be used in a snow canon so I use it as added lubricant during maintenance wash because I get cars that are parked outside and the dust is "baked" into the clear coat and I honestly can't imagine just doing a contact wash without first spraying the foam, waiting few minutes to kind of "melt" and lubricate it, rinse it and then snow foam it again and do the contact wash with RESET in my backet. 😃 Great informative video, Pan! Thank you 👌🙂. Question - where would you put carpro iron snow soap? Added lubricant? Regular maintenance wash? Or with Lift every 4-6 months? Thank you! 🙂

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I prefer to use the stronger IronX when I need to do chemical decon on customer vehicles. And my car has carbon ceramic brakes, so I don't have iron particles and brake dust, so no need for such soaps in my case. I guess I would use IronX Snow Soap once every other month on a vehicle with steel rotors perhaps, kind of like Gyeon Restart Wash.

[@granddetailing]

@@PanTheOrganizer thank you for the reply, Pan 🙂

[@PanTheOrganizer]

👍🏻

[@johns4407]

I have been using the MJJC Pro V2 Foam Cannon with the 1.1 orfice and Simoniz Platinum 2300 PSI 2.0 GPM Brushless Electric Pressure Washer from Canadian Tire and Chemical Guys Mr. Pink Super SUDS foaming shampoo wiht warm water in the bottle. Still searching for the right thicker foam, but I should measure in the bottle the right ratio instead of squirting some in. I also been using Silverwax Foam Load a higher PH pre wash like soap before when needed.

[@atrain132]

24:36 dude yes!! I couldn't stress this enough myself. Have fun with it.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

There you go! ;)

[@meatball6930]

I’m not a detailer but i wash My 3 Hellcat vehicles 2x a week and i have to wash outside. I like to pre rinse with water 1st. So it gets the paint temperature down to a normal temp. I have my hot water set up to it too so i can mix temp of my hose water to a Luke warm and i have a whole house water softener hooked to just the hot water side of my house. So I’m not shocking the paint temp either way with my rinse water. So it doesn’t matter if the car dries off a bit before i do the foam because the paint temp is still neutral temp. So i use Luke warm water to pre rinse-then do foam and let it sit for few then rinse again & wipe bottom of car all the way around-then foam again and hand wash whole thing. Been doing it for 3 years and no scratches and paint looks new. I have 2 that are that Diamond black which everyone i know has spider webs in it and i have a B5 blue one. No spider webs at all. I do use a touch free car wash place sometimes and they have an amazing wax it puts on. It’s called Cerama bond or Cera Bond or something like that and it’s amazing. Can’t buy it which sucks but this car wash charges double than everyone else but it really does a good job and does different spray techniques and different soft & heavy rain drop down effects on your car-it’s pretty clever. It’s weird that in my area in the last year they’ve put in 8 big fancy car washes in just a 1.5 mile radius and they are all touch car washes. How do car makers not say something about not washing your car this way. These places are jammed packed everyday all day-they are huge and have like 50 stations for you to do everything to your car after getting those brushes beat into your paint. Why do manufacturers not put these places out of business? I’m in Florida-a lot of electric cars start on fire -some places don’t allow electric cars and some say no Teslas specifically because of fire risk. Lol. Stupid electric cars. So yeah just yesterday i saw another touchless wash place get bought and they’re going to put in another brush wash place-unreal. There’s so many car washes people are starting to complain to zoning board. I’ve had paint go bad on some expensive vehicles in past and never used brush type washes & have had dealers give me fresh paint job for free under warranty but i bet if i went thru those brush car washes they wouldn’t have. Just keep in mind people-just because they make these washes doesn’t mean they’re good for your car and then the resale & warranty will cost you.

[@ivorwm2291]

Thank you for breaking down the information. I appreciate your videos. Thank you.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You are so welcome!

[@M_IkeLeBlanc]

Pan - just found your channel a few days ago and love the content! Subscribed! 😃 This was a timely video for me today as I used my foam cannon today on my Porsche for the first time, and for only the second time. Been doing my research on foams, the proper handle, and quick disconnects. Like everything else, having the right tools makes the job much easier. P.S. - LOVE your Aventurine Turbo S!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks man! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 930,000 subscribers and we have over 122 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@M_IkeLeBlanc]

@@PanTheOrganizer - just popped up in my feed while researching foam cannons. Great content. 👍

[@dh6140]

Who here remembers has a kid and your dad says go out side and wash the car grabbing the dish soap a bucket a rag and the garden hose

[@andrewday2161]

Hi Pan I have a question is there a shampoo low PH and it doesn't effect any waxs or coatings that it is very good at CLEANING Am I being dumb as In the answer is in the video Keep cracking on with the great videos Andy 👍👍👍

[@lindavent9490]

Wow, you really packed a ton of information into this video ! Great information and tips, as always 🙂👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Linda!

[@specsbundy1392]

I think you should foam and then with a regular waterhole rinse. I think using a hose with just the end of it (no attachment) instead of a hose gun which adds more pressure to the paint which in turn adds more pressure to the dirt is less likely to cause damage. Then I would spray APC and foam a second time and then I would contact wash. APC step could be done on the first foaming also.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

There are tons of ways to wash a car. There is no such thing as just one method. As long as people use safe washing and drying methods, it's all good.

[@MlleVB]

Hi sir Please a video of how to wash depending on the dirt level on the car And i park my car outside. So how to quickly wash a car that has been recently wash but got rain the next day

[@GavSloan]

For me I use Bilt Hamber Touchless straight onto a dry vehicle. Nothing can touch this for performance. It makes the contact wash so much easier as it’s virtually clean after rinsing off.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

👍🏻

[@GavSloan]

Oh and the Porsche looks beautiful!! 👌

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hehe thanks Gav! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 930,000 subscribers and we have over 122 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@J1Z06]

I love DIY's Incredible Suds,and their foam,rinse,foam,wash method. I've been using this since March of this year. It works beautifully.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes it's very good!

[@J1Z06]

@@PanTheOrganizer The rest of My products have been sitting on the shelf a lot since discovering DIY products.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

What’s your favourite product in their lineup?

[@J1Z06]

@@PanTheOrganizer Ceramic Gloss!!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Good pick!

[@tunsiap]

I have a 1-month-old 2023 Honda Ridgeline Platinum White Clearcoat, still untreated. I do not have a pressure washer. I am rural on paved roads with well water. I am DIY with no real inventory of detailing tools or products. My previous vehicle was 2007 Sienna and I only washed it occasionally near the end. I am open to all brands and favorably inclined to the Turtle Wax Hybrid solutions line, and a 2 bucket cleaning approach. Would you recommend a hose-end soapy water sprayer, or a handheld Clipra IK Foam PRO 2 Foam Pump Sprayer, or other? Would I need to clay or polish such a new vehicle? Recommended products for this? I enjoy your channel, thank you. Dan.

[@tunsiap]

I have a hose bib with softened water, and a hose bib with untreated well water.

[@shawnyanak1684]

Great Video Pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Shawn!

[@afonsofreitas3595]

Love this new type of video, very interesting!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@williamcross3648]

Great video Pan, thank you

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Will!!

[@z.z.onichi5365]

cool insight about the specifics to the various products. as always very very informative video. the best detailing channel on the planet! what's your thoughts on using dishwashing soap in the canon for a deep deep clean before applying protection? i tried some Palmolive and dawn and they foam really well and smell is therapeutic. since they're super affordable compared to some dedicated car cleaning products

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Dishwashing liquid is an old school trick from decades ago. Most stopped using that household item, in preference of actual stripping shampoos formulated for use on vehicles (Adam's Strip Wash, CarPro Descale, McKee's Coating Prep Shampoo, etc). And regardless what stripping shampoo you use, that only starts the braking down process of older protections. To ensure 100% removal, machine polishing is still needed.

[@tomwardrup5836]

Pan, great info. If you were to use a spray-on iron remover in this prefoam, rinse ,foam, wash, rinse process, at what stage would you use it?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You always completely wash the car first, then use the iron remover like CarPro IronX, Gyeon Iron, etc. See how I fully detail cars in one of the videos below: Aston Martin Vantage: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXzKkmavj7uHp9E Volvo XC60: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqenc3Wbo82MfKM Tesla Model Y: kzbin.info/www/bejne/naDLnKZurbVohLs Porsche 911 Carrera: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJTOmpysl6ukqZY Mercedes AMG GT63S matte black: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4abq5pnob2pjrssi=oGxoCp8PWt7gTncV Audi Q7: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmirdHWJi9OcsK8 BMW M6 Gran Coupe: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp2maqivgL2mbrM BMW M340i: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6W7mX2Elqtje6c Audi RS3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGWUnnSAm7B3gq8 Golf R: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKOUappqhbx9qc0

[@MrAnd_001]

PPF is getting popular, can you include recommendations for them also (not just wax, ceramic or sealant) ?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

If you do a research in the KZbin search bar with "PPF Pan The Organizer" you would find my videos on PPF including this recent one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2SkpK2PnbybqZYsi=6Vow1Ql1kG3OBO8j

[@battyjoe]

I’m still a bit confused about the use of PH neutral snow foams as a pre wash. You say its to add lubrication and to prevent water spotting, not to remove any dirt. However we put the pre wash snow foam on and then after a period just rinse it off….. so we have just rinsed off all the lubrication and anti water spotting….. ie we are back at stage 1 without having removed any dirt?? I enjoy your videos , just a bit confused…..

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You will still remove a bit of the loose dirt due in part to the pressure washer, but at least that dirt will have a layer of lubrication with the pH neutral snow foam. So it's still better than not using a snow foam, and is totally fine if the vehicle isn't super dirty. I use pH neutral snow foams and soaps for regular weekly washes. Once in a while, when a car is super dirty, or in the spring to remove the winter muck, grime and road film, that's when a higher pH snow foam can play its role. It does a lot more dirt and road film removal in the pre-wash stage. Watch my video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2jdaZSgpM-FjKssi=w9bUTanbSXZ6uoFZ

[@ColleyCarlos]

I learned so much! Thank you

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You are so welcome! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@ColleyCarlos]

@@PanTheOrganizer I needed help to clean a really dirty exterior. And this video helped. Can I mix an APC in the foam cannon along with my car shampoo?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I wouldn't mix products if you don't know what you're doing or can't guarantee the chemical compatibility. Just use a higher pH snow foam for the pre-wash, like Bilt Hamber Touch-Less, CarPro Lift, Armour Detail Supply Decon Soap, Koch Chemie Active Foam, etc those are already made for that specific use in the foam cannon. Or some like to spray some APC on the paint and then cover with their usual snow foam, let that dwell, rinse, and then do the contact wash. It depends what you plan on doing after the wash, and what type of protection is on your paint. If you have just a regular wax or sealant, an APC can start to weaken or brake that down. Even some weaker coatings could take a hit if you do that too often. If you don't have any protection and are just looking for a deep cleaning before you do some iron removal, and clay bar for example, then yes you can use the APC followed by the snow foam. But I would simply buy a higher pH snow foam.

[@ColleyCarlos]

@@PanTheOrganizer sounds great! Thanks for responding and for all that you’ve done for me as a weekend warrior.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

💪🏻👍🏻

[@sebastienmartel9]

Great video Pan as usual. Thanks. So I will be receiving a brand new Matte paint car in the next month. I expect to ceramic coat it. I have Adam's car shampoo and CarPro Lift. If I understand, I should be using CArPro at first, then Iron and tar removal and Keyon soap before ceramic coating. Then for future wash, I should use Adam's. Does that make sense ?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

See my detail a matte car in these videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4abq5pnob2pjrssi=HApGOs-WVr0Eq4Rx kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4PSlIauf7agsKssi=u6xeirOSGM_XuWoy

[@socratespetrakos3593]

But since the Adams Polishes and AutoFanatic soaps are for washing purposes, but can be used in a snow foam, don’t they actually clean the vehicle instead of just providing lubrication? I for example do a contact wash, but use them both as a pre-wash and a shampoo.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It doesn't quite work that way with those specific soaps. The chemical alone doesn't always do the work, you need mechanical agitation as well to work the shampoo on the surface. You can see what a pH neutral shampoo does on its own compared to higher pH snow foams on a panel, with no agitation in the video I linked in the description Do snow foams actually work?". ;)

[@user-cq7gb1ys8n]

Hey pan! I’m curious to hear your view in my situation. I did a full decon and clay and the 3d one step prior to adams advanced graphene coat. Garage kept and the car was spotless. I washed the car and used adams graphene detail spray before leaving the car overnight. Next day i had water-spots all over that look etched in. I’m really aggravated with what happened after hours of work on the car Just from one night. I’m hoping you might have an idea to what might’ve happened. Thanks

[@busymountain]

What kind of system do you like for fleet or a non detailing cleaning?

[@josephdefreitas56]

You know that I love all of your vids but that I always wanna ask questions LOL. If doing a full detail and you're not sure as to whether a full alkali or full acidic wash will best deal with the grime on a car, would it be good to do a wash with both. You do a snow application with the higher PH and then rinse it off then repeat with a lower PH and then rinse off and then depending on which one you did first you then re-foam and then do the contact wash with that. My thinking is that doing that method will cover all the issues with the clear coat being clogged with anything. What ya think? Thanks 🙂

[@PanTheOrganizer]

On full details for vehicles I am applying a coating to, I will start with a higher pH snow foam to brake down grime and road film, and then use the acid shampoo for the contact wash to remove minerals and start braking down older waxes or sealants that might be on the paint. So I use both as they accomplish different tasks. See how I use them in full car detailing videos below: Aston Martin Vantage: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXzKkmavj7uHp9E Volvo XC60: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqenc3Wbo82MfKM Tesla Model Y: kzbin.info/www/bejne/naDLnKZurbVohLs Porsche 911 Carrera: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJTOmpysl6ukqZY Audi Q7: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmirdHWJi9OcsK8

[@alfredo9173]

Thanks for the video as always! Out of topic, but do you cover in any of your videos the use of no filling polishing products? But reading at the safety data sheets of those silicon free products, all contain a good amount of hydrocarbons.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I have no such videos at the moment. At one point, one must stop overthinking the moment, and just use the correct chemicals for the job. I'm more concerned about product performance than I am with SDS sheets. If we were to focus on SDS alone, nobody would use any chemicals really. As long as your wear PPE and use common sense, work in a well ventilated space, etc, you should be fine.

[@alfredo9173]

@@PanTheOrganizer Sure. I have was actually referring to the fact some polishing products give a "false shine" because they contain silicone.

[@MadMike991]

Pan, are you from the Netherlands? Trying to figure out your accent. My brother lives in Wageningen. Thanks for the videos!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I’m from Montreal, Canada. You must be new to my channel? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 930,000 subscribers and we have over 122 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@MadMike991]

@@PanTheOrganizerCool, I’m in US in RI, not too far way. Montreal is a beautiful city!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! I love Rhode Island too! How did you discover my channel?

[@MadMike991]

I subscribe to a lot of car related content on KZbin, I think I was searching for something about car washing/waxing. I think I was looking for info on the best waxes/sealants and I found a video you made.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the feedback

[@kubapas6271]

Hi Pan. A Week ago i put gyeon can coat evo on a car. So for the touchless wash to get rid of that grime and dont touch the coating the carpro lift or gyeon foam will be good. Or i was thinking about use gyeon bug& grime as a prewash. What do you think.

[@yarinsheiman7789]

Great explanation as always Pan! For my new Porsche I had ppf installed and ceramic coating on top of it, and I wash it every other week (here in Israel it’s just dust not salt).. Am I doing the car good by using Nanolex foam concentrate (in a medium dilution) ? Will a medium diluted Carpro Lift for example, be as safe as a ph neutral foam?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

CarPro Lift is still highly alkaline even when diluted, so no it's not meant for weekly washes like a traditional pH neutral shampoo. Use it on an "as needed basis" for deeper cleanings.

[@richardseem7948]

Awesome content. Very informative good friend

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad you liked it

[@ashy-yt293]

Hey pan, I've been trying to get my detailing going. I'm young and I love what I'm doing but I've tried some products from suds labs and liked them quite a bit and I was wondering if we'll ever see a review from you on some suds lab products like their ceramic wash and their non acid wheel cleaner? Thanks!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

If I get enough viewer requests for it, I’ll look into it for sure.

[@ashy-yt293]

Thanks for the awesome content!@@PanTheOrganizer

[@ribaljamal564]

What car soap is able to remove the most gunk and dirt but yet remains safe for ceramic coating? Something that can be used often, powerful on grime yet gentle on ceramic coated cars? Making the foam application remove 70% of that gunk before hand wash? Any recommendations?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

As I said in the video, for regular weekly washes stick to pH neutral snow foams and shampoos. Once in a while for a deeper clean you can use the stronger snow foams on ceramic coated cars no problem. Bilt Hamber Touch-Less, CarPro Lift, Koch Chemie Active Foam, etc

[@davidmaldonadocastillejos3179]

Great video. How warm the water do you recommend for using in a snow foam cannon?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The warmest you would use to wash your hands is enough.

[@stevel3881]

What snow foam do you use for weekly washes for your prewash stage?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I use many different ones as this is a detailing channel and I do testing all the time. But my main go-to snow foam is Koch Chemie Gsf. Link in the description under the video.

[@Agregoire61]

2 foam method is the best. Foam, rinse, foam, contact, rinse.

[@hellraisingvtec]

This video is great, a lot of info but amazing. Thanks!!! So to see if I understood correctly The high PH normally would be to remove that initial road grime so use with Foam Cannon and power wash off but to contact clean. With PH neutrals and I can also Use a Foam Cannon for lubrication when contact washing? I do not use the PH neutral snow foams as soap/shampoo correct, I need to use something as CarPro Reset in a bucket for actual contact cleaning? Thanks again for all the help Pan

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Seems like you’re confused a bit. For the pre-wash for weekly washes, use a pH neutral snow foam. Then for the contact wash use what ever pH neutral shampoo you want. Once in a while, for deeper cleaning of grime and road film, you would use an alkaline pH snow foam for the pre-wash, followed by a pH neutral shampoo for the contact wash.

[@hellraisingvtec]

@@PanTheOrganizer seems I was pretty confused, Thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No worries, glad I could help.

[@leojtan]

Hi Pan, for snow foam, i see that you (and others) rinse the foam then agitate with your buck wash. I also see you apply the foam and then agitate with bucket wash while the foam is on the car. any difference between the two? what is better or best practice? thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It's personal preference. Some like to rinse, foam, rinse, foam, wash. Others like to foam, rinse, foam, wash. Some like to pre-treat with a rinseless solution, rinse, foam, rinse, foam, wash. Some like to foam, rinse, wash. It depends on what technique you prefer and the level of dirt of your vehicle.

[@miragexl007]

Always a funny debate/issue.

[@tomf.7331]

Hello Pan question about the Bilt-Hamber touchless snow foam with the weather in Northeastern PA I will be washing my car in my garage mostly using rinse-less where possible however I would like to incorporate a pre-wash when car is particularly dirty I am looking to purchase the Bilt-Hamber touchless snow foam and Marolex foam sprayer however I don’t have an electric pressure washer to rinse the foam off my car. Can you provide some solutions for rinsing the foam off my car in my garage ? I am trying to avoid driving to a wash bay. Thought about a handheld Marolex pump sprayer filled with water not sure if that would provide a good enough rinse though works good with my Rinseless solution. Appreciate any assistance, BTW love your show find it very informative keep up the good work. Regards Tom

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Unfortunately, I don't have any solutions for rinsing if you don't even have a garden hose. I don't have to face a situation where I don't have access to my pressure washer or garden hose, as I can use them year round in my garage. Thanks for the kind words about my videos! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 945,000 subscribers and we have over 125 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@tomf.7331]

Hi Pan Thanks!! for your response I do have a garden hose however I shut off the water to the outside faucet since the weather now drops below freezing, I typically do rinse-less washes in the winter however if my car has salt spray on the surface and heavier contaminants I like to incorporate some pre-wash. I like to use the Bilt-Hamber snow foam then follow up with a rinse less wash. I do want to purchase an electric pressure washer Krenzla I could use in my garage like you have but I currently still run into the same issue without a water source in my garage, I would need to have a plumber install a water line. Question your thoughts do you think would be safe to just using the rinse less like the new P&S rinse-less you gave top rating for 2023, or better to bring my car to car wash bay spray Bilt-Hamber snow foam pressure wash off then finish my car in the garage with rinse-less. Also I discovered your channel more than 1yr ago searching for detailing solutions on you tube I follow you regularly love your videos very informative and detailed I also share your passion for home theatre hi end audio. Nice McIntosh system you recently showed look forward to seeing more videos.

[@72mespo]

Just snow-foamed and one-bucket washed the S-class with great results but I'm wondering if I damaged the ceramic coating by foaming with the Bilt-Hamber Touchless. Any thoughts?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You can absolutely use higher pH snow foams on coated vehicles, it's just that I wouldn't use them for regular weekly washes, as there's no point in doing that, and repeated high pH use could potentially start to weaken the protection. A few times a year using BH Touch-Less is fine (I use it on my Porsche every other month with no issues) for deeper cleanings like in spring time. But I wouldn't use the BH at 5% PIR for my bi-weekly washes. I use pH neutral snow foams. Or use the BH at a 2% PIR if you want to use it more often. And by "ceramic coating" I'm assuming you meant a true coating in glass bottle right? Those have higher chemical resistance compared to "spray coatings".

[@72mespo]

. @PanTheOrganizer Yep it was the Adams Advanced Graphene Ceramic that I got after watching your vid. Thanks, Pan, as always you're concise, direct, and right!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

😁👍🏻

[@viperviper8056]

Sir, I plan on using Car Pro Descaler on my wifes 2024 Acura MDX to prep the car for Dr Beasleys Bead Hero. It has PPF on the front half of the car. Is Descaler safe for PPF?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It should be but ask your PPF installer to make sure as certain PPF could have different instructions.

[@viperviper8056]

Thank you, sir. I appreciate all your videos.

[@rajpatel3513]

Hi Pan, Is Koch Chemie Gentle Snow Foam safe to use on Carbon Ceramic Brake Disc, and what dilution would you recommend please. Thank you Raj

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes it's safe. Use 1:10 ratio in foam cannon, same dilution for the paint.

[@acefire07]

Does the water temperature coming out of the pressure washer make a difference? Is it necessary to have heated water or would an outdoor tap temperature (city temperature) work good? I sent you an email on your web page.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No. Most pressure washers are rated only for cold water anyways.

[@what1769]

My cars have never been cleaner since snow foams and pressure washing. No water spots

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Nice Yes snow foams work and also using specific UK PIR besides USA dilutions Something also for people to remember is not using Rinseless and foam at the same time because Rinseless kills foam

[@thefreshprinceofgreenhills]

Damn what makes "them" say snow foam doesnt work lmao

[@richardgatling4663]

Snow foam is like the colorful soap in automatic car washes. It feels like it’s doing something.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hmm no haha. I wouldn't compare those at all. Automatic car washes are pure garbage. Doing a proper wash at home with good techniques and chemicals is the way to go.

[@MrGardoPR]

Foam on, contact wash, rinse, dry and done. The double foaming is a waste of time and money.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I wouldn't recommend foaming and going straight to contact wash without rinsing the car first. Especially not on a dirty car. Why take the risk of agitating that dirt with the mitt? The purpose of a good pre-wash is to effectively remove most of the grit and loose dirt, before the contact wash. In an effort to minimize the chances of scratches and swirls. But what do I know.. hehe

[@angore3rd]

More myth. Snowfoams have been around for years

[@Faxie83]

Bilt-Hamber said that they had to use 50 applications before a sealant was gone, so it's pretty safe. Don't forget that even though it's pH 12, it gets diluted quite a lot. Also, why do a contact wash with the foam applied and not pressure wash the foam off first? A lot of the dirt and grime is still underneath the foam. That's why we use a regular soap with bucket washes right? You're one of the few doing it this way I think...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I think you might be confused. I have NEVER just foamed a vehicle and went straight to wash it, without rinsing first... That makes zero sense, and you have not watched my videos if you say things like that lol. If I foam a vehicle, I will always rinse, and then either re-foam and wash, or wash directly after the rinse. An effective pre-wash will remove most of the loose dirt, and grit, and the contact wash is to clean the 15% of dirt still left on a the surface, as a contact wash is ALWAYS needed after the pre-wash, if you want 100% clean surfaces. Watch any of my full car detailing videos: Aston Martin Vantage: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXzKkmavj7uHp9E Volvo XC60: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqenc3Wbo82MfKM Tesla Model Y: kzbin.info/www/bejne/naDLnKZurbVohLs Porsche 911 Carrera: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJTOmpysl6ukqZY Audi Q7: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmirdHWJi9OcsK8 There are many ways to wash a vehicle by the way. In my videos, you can see me often use one of my two prefered methods: 1) Foam, rinse, foam, wash. 2) Foam, rinse, wash (if the vehicle is already clean). And sometimes, I'll pre-spray with a rinseless wash, rinse, foam, rinse, wash. So I'm not too sure what you are trying to say here, but after 26 years of detailing vehicles, and having built one of the biggest car detailing channels, I think it's safe to say I know how to wash a car...

[@Faxie83]

@@PanTheOrganizer I don't watch all your video's, and I don't always watch them entirely because I often find them a bit too long and skip mostly over the product parts, and I watch plenty of other detailers too, who by the way are all pro's and have large channels. There are just so many hours in a day, and I can't watch everyting all the time. But I was under the impression in this instance you used the snowfoam to wash the vehicle... and yes, that makes zero sense, that's why I mentioned it, because it sure does look that way (and I saw it in at least one other video too, don't ask me which one). Not everybody watches all your video's so it might be an idea to mention it more often, before someone starts foaming his dirty car and go right in with the washmitt because they failed to watch your entire channel first and might've gotten 'confused'...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

This wasn’t a car wash tutorial here. I was just showing foaming the vehicle for visual fun. I wasn’t going to wash the car in this video. That wasn’t the point. If people skip parts of videos they are missing crucial information. Then they type comments like your just because they didn’t fully listen to the video. It’s sad to live in a world where some people just want everything fast. They watch a 1 min TikTok video and would like to know exactly how to properly wash a car. Makes zero sense to me and it doesn’t work that way. It takes time to learn to do things right. Content creators take a lot of time and energy to produce content, so people should take the time to watch a video from A to Z if they like the content creator. Perhaps my videos aren’t for you. But luckily, my audience values my knowledge and information and my channel has a much higher average view duration and watch time when I compare with my fellow KZbin friends and we realized it’s because my viewers learn a lot by watching my videos. Cheers!

[@idontcaresapo8233]

Myth

[@monstershayne]

I recently really got into detailing and you have been a huge inspiration! I did my first coating with Gyeon Pure EVO, and now I have sooo many Gyeon products 😁 recently was able to get my own cabinet to organize my microfibers as well and it is amazing. I used to have one shelf on an open rack and it was so cluttered and disorganized. Thank you for what you do, I have truly found a love for detailing. I may not do it at a professional level but I am finding joy in it, and I can't say that about many things.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! One of the goals of my channel is to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers, in hopes to give you guys the detailing bug and make it your passion too! It's such a soothing and relaxing experience for me to detail cars. By the way, how did you discover my channel? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 930,000 subscribers and we have over 122 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@johns4407]

I got Gyeon PPF coating on my front end PPF and Gyeon Wax on the rest of the car as teh new car had a paint sealant put on by dealer, but my work is amazing on it. Gyeon Trim and Can-Coat EVO going on the trims, front grille and last bit of areas. Very nice line of products.

[@JeffSmith-eq3kc]

Same deal with me. I started small with just a few products and now have a pressure sprayer, steam cleaner, polisher and everything between! I do my cars, my families cars, my friends cars, etc. I put my headphones on, get a podcast going and peacefully spend a few hours detailing over the weekend. It's fun.

[@stevesmith2155]

Love your podcasts, no loud crap music, no goofy jive talk, and l do have a foam gun pressure washer, and l do find slick and slide turtle shampoo product very good with my black mustang, so keep bringing these excellent podcasts to us, thanks.😊

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Steve!

[@daveb7999]

Just a quick note that your messages are getting through. It's quite overwhelming trying to sort through the literally thousands of products out there, your channel makes it so much easier. I'm glad that you have the background that you do, I feel as though I can rely on your word with much more certainty than many of the other channels out there. You also bring with that knowledge the spirit of fun, you obviously love what you do and it's very catching. Thanks, Pan! Enjoying your channel and a huge shout-out to your girlfriend's excellent photography, she's great at what she does, and it makes your channel one of the very best out there. Send her our thanks.

[@patrickdonahue777]

In the spirit of just playing devil's advocate on one point - I think you could make an argument against applying the rinseless pre-treat or rinsing first. The way I look at it - the snow foam should be doing that job and putting something on before it would cause the foam to not cling as long and may also dilute it. I know Griots for one advocates applying their foam products to a dry car...

[@charlesw.2218]

As usual Pan, you are answering the questions that I have and questions that I didn't know I had on using Snow Foam. I have a better understanding of the differences in PH Neutral, acidic and akaline as well as the need for pre-washing with Snow Foam. As a DIY'er, I learn so much watching your content. Thanks so much and keep these videos coming !

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You are so welcome! I appreciate the positive feedback!

[@aussie8114]

I’m getting too old to remember all these things.

[@M340B58]

How old is too old

[@leo-ub6nb]

@@M340B58I think in todays day and age, 30 is considered old. But honestly, I can’t remember because I’m too old.

[@pleaseletitgo1818]

Once you get your products and you’re happy with the performance……. It’ll be clock work!🎉

[@M340B58]

@@leo-ub6nb take high level notes that you can reference. Once you make it a routine, it'll be second nature.

[@79blustone]

This video clears up any doubt. I find snowfoams just make washing much easier and I feel like I've 'Saved' my paintwork from Marring, meaning I don't have to polish my car regularly which in turn reduces the thickness of clear coat. That's basically it. Keeping your car optically amazing by using the methods you have mentioned, linking all of your hard work in each of your videos for safe cleaning methods. Basically, preserve your clear coat, add gloss and shine. That it all there is fundamentally. Nice work Pan 👏

[@richscott2483]

Soap-foaming your vehicle helps loosen the grime and softens bird droppings, and bug splatter, and a bit of degreasing. Foam, let soak for a few minutes, and rinse. You should do this prior to contact washing. The use of soft water (water softeners) and filtering minerals, iron, and other possible contaminates is preferred if available but most people do not as they either reside in an apartment complex or their home is not set up which is not as simple as Pan has you believing because some people do not have the space or money to purchase all this Auto Detailing equipment. Do the best you can with what you have. Your automobile will never be as perfect as it was coming off the production/assembly line unless you start from scratch and spend a whole lot of money on doing it better than from the factory. Custom built that is, encased in glass or impenetrable container, to never be driven, only showcased. Again, do the best you can with the money you budgeted for keeping and maintaining your vehicle in drivable and clean condition [Safety First]. Just a reminder "Nothing lasts forever!".

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The most important message I try to tell people is to go out there and enjoy taking care of your car. It should be a fun process. To me, it's not a chore. It's a soothing and relaxing experience. I want people to be able to make it a passion too. And yes, people can absolutely do a great job without having to spend thousands on fancy equipment and expensive products. When I started detailing at 16 years of age, I didn't have the budget I have today, and still made miracles happen. As I grew older, and my passion for detailing became an obsession, I could afford the better equipment and the more expensive products which allowed me to indulge in my passion further and create a channel too. There are good products at all price points. Find something you like, at a price you can afford, and enjoy using it. :)

[@jazzman9469]

Great content once again. I would love to see how a manual foam sprayer works with these shampoos Pan. I have tried 3 different soaps in my new Marolex foam sprayer (Marolex Axel FOAMER 2000) and I can't get it to spray consistently for more than 5 seconds. I have played around with the dilution and even reached out to Marolex via email, no support. I know you had a video on their products but not much of the foam sprayer. Thank you as always!

[@jk8859]

I don't see many of these products on sale in the Netherlands, but I find Gyeon foam to be the best for me out of the ones I've tried. It works ok with a pump sprayer, better than some other brands. For efficiency, it makes removing eg dead insects and most of dirt quite easy when rinsing foam away. Not much dirt left for contact wash.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Gyeon Foam is very good too, so no worries!

[@adrivdw7093]

CarPro is what I'm using in NL via Waxworld or Detailschuur. Not cheap but great!

[@Wetglab]

Look at bilt hamber products. Touchless and touch on are a good pre and main was for Europeans as good value. Gyeon as pan said are also very good options.

[@teerexness]

I have a mostly touchless method (using a foam canon) going with our Alfa Romeos, but with a couple of special requirements. First and foremost, we had our new house built with a drain and a hot/cold soft water supply. So no sunlight and no hard water, two of the most detrimental factors in my previous 45 years of cleaning cars. I rinse and clean with a pressure washer, which really gets the bug guts, mud and most surprisingly, a lot of the brake dust. The I use the Adam's foam canon using the wonderful Chemical Guys Honeydew soap. At this point, I only use a clean wet mitt to scrub the car, if it had dried road film/salt on it. Otherwise, I let it the foam dwell for 5 minutes or so. I thoroughly rinse with the pressure washer and blow dry. Once a month, I do a final (post blower dry) dry using microfiber towels and P&S Beadmaker. It works wonderfully. The only time I touch our cars 90% of the time is the post blow dry, final towel drying (which isn't much). I think that what makes this method really work is the soft water (an often overlooked issue, IMO) and the P&S Beadmaker. For me, the take-away is that minerals in the water (whether from the wash water supply or embedded in the the road grime) is the real enemy of a "touch-less" wash.

[@Pittsburgh-412]

I think 99% of the population doesn't care how great their vehicle looks. They just run it through the automatic car wash. The average person will never even clean their wheels

[@PanTheOrganizer]

That is correct. Luckily though, 100% of my audience are that 1% of the population that cares about their vehicle, so we know there's at least one million people who enjoy detailing their vehicles and want to learn how to do it right. :)

[@dubswagen]

Perfect response Pan 😅

[@Dgilman32]

The general population doesn’t understand that a dirty car becomes a damaged car if left unattended. Even more misunderstood is how poorly automatic car washes clean (and damage) your car’s finishes. Gotta educate and serve those folks.

[@drunkpand422]

Have been using CARPRO products lately and I can say its perfect and gorgeous! I saw you said to only use Lift for weekly basis, recently I have just use CARPRO Elixir on my non coated or ppf car, would like to know that is it safe to use it weekly or once per 2 week? There are some cars I don't drive daily but they are kept outdoors so is it safe to do weekly wash with Carpro lift on those too before I use reset to wash them?

[@benoitheroux6839]

Wow i just learn that i am using Lift a little to much on the summer. I should switch to reset as a foam and clean the car. So i'll use Lift less or when car is really really bad. This is why the other product like Reload didn't stick 2-3 weeks: i was removed it with Lift each month...

[@whithull5211]

i know I'm late to the comments here but I think there are a lot of people like me who don't really care about detailing our cars but just don't want their car to be the dirtiest in the lot. I park under sappy fruit trees at home and live on a gravel road. My paint isn't going to stay pristine no matter how much I care for it. Leaving it parked for 4 hours gets 4 bird poops 20 berries, a layer of sap, snd a film of dust from the drive in and out. I don't have time to do a full wash routine every other day and even if I did I wouldn't care enough to do so. I just want to knock the fresh layer of crap off of it without going to an automated car wash all the time so a quick foam cannon and high pressure rinse does more than I need it to.

[@neilwilliams4684]

30:39 - Though remember that the size of a gallon differs considerably, depending where you live in the world.

[@colinrose8664]

Very good information for new people who are just starting in the industry. 10 out 10.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Colin! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 930,000 subscribers and we have over 122 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@colinrose8664]

Hi Pan, l have been valerting and detailing 16 year's, lm the lead Detailer at Aston Martin at HWM the oldest Aston Martin retailer in the UK. Love my job still doing it at 60 years ago.

[@darkagony7571]

I use CarPro Lift as pre wash, rinse, use Chemical Guys Mr. pink and then contact wash. Is that wrong?

[@alex16870]

I have seen alot of people that have start rinse very dirty car first then apply like chemicals ,in my opinion thats is an bad choice ,better to put like alkaline degreasing/Snow foam and let it do its thing then rinse of and apply it again if the car still is dirty then go to next step.

[@JeepJL]

Hey Pan, not content related, but I like the video format you chose for this one. The brief personal intro and synopsis before even the Pan logo and theme was a welcome change. Cool that you're "switching it up" a bit.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! I appreciate the positive feedback.

[@Mitchar1]

I wish the superfoam came in smaller size containers😊

[@Theonlywone]

Another great video, Pan! I love learning from knowledgeable people like you. Have a nice day 😄

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you! You too!

[@chrisoo8998]

Si some of them stronger ones would work on my semi truck?

[@OhioGuy82]

When I dove into the detailing world I got a foam cannon and used it all the time. Along with the 2 bucket method. Neither of which I use now. If I can’t bust the dirt/debris off with a regular pre-wash rinse then a foam cannon certainly won’t help. Your videos are always worth a watch and I watch them for a lot of decision making when I am on the fence. Appreciate you, sir!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@808Motorrad]

I miss the days of "Paaaaaaan, the organizer" 😂

[@PanTheOrganizer]

:)

[@Nicholas-db5sl]

Comprehensive, explains the whole car wash process. Excellent recap of what, why and how the products are used to best effect.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pigeonpoo1823]

I absolutely take your points about pH neutral chemicals. However, I just go straight to BH Autofoam and adjust the dilution ratio. 4% winter 2% summer. And I now use it through an ik sprayer. It really is that good! As you say, go with what you enjoy!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yup!

[@garrettrosalies8277]

Perfect video, I just bought a pressure washer and was looking for a foam cannon. Thanks!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! Here's a foam cannon battle video I made: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXeYoXeGepypqJIsi=yd2LoLln3jV9B7cL

[@langers3511]

Your detailing content and channel is absolutely the best I've ever came across. In depth information and products is awesome! Keep up the great work mate! 🔥👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the positive feedback! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 930,000 subscribers and we have over 122 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@tam340r5]

Hi Pan if i am rinsing the snow foam (in my case GSF) does the lubrication stays for the contact wash? My other question ;what about using the NanoMagic Shampoo in a foam canon for pre wash ? Thanks for your great work. Rgds Tamas

[@PanTheOrganizer]

If you want more lubrication for the contact wash, you re-foam. So you do the first snow foam, let it dwell, rinse, then re-foam, and then do the contact wash. You'd have Gsf in your bucket too. I don't use the NanoMagic shampoo so I have no recommendations on that. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.