This is the best glass coating we have ever used!! 3 YR Warranty!

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Other Glass Protection we use: P&S Vue: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fombqoKhiaeefbM

[@keifuchan7265]

Now there are permanent streaks across the glass for 3 years. Those streaks get worse the longer time passes too. Every glass coating product I've used does this. They also tend to fog up the windshield a lot easier from outside moisture when you have your AC on. Honestly I hate these products and it took me a long time to finally realize that you can get pretty much the same results from wiping any kind of regular car wax on the window then wiping off. It works great without the streaks or fogging up either. Glass coating for the car body is a different story though. Some of the 5+ year ones from Japanese companies are really good.

[@swoodc]

you probably cheaped out and got some shtty ones

[@mrdetailing9406]

I agree on the streaks, even tho, i did not try this product in particular, but from what i've tested - all of them, silicone/fluorine based glass coatings, makes those streaks and they are visible, especially when driving in night time and if its raining and you hit your wipers right when the car is passing you, the light shows those streaks very well, after a little while, the streaks become more noticeable even on normal conditions.. I guess thats the price we got to pay

[@JohnNorris411]

Why can't they just manufacture glass with hydrophobic properties so we do not have to use a product?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

That would be sweet!

[@crxdelsolsir]

They do. First time I have noticed it was on a 90's Honda DelSol. I then noticed it on other 90's Honda. The catch is you only see it on ORIGINAL Honda factory fitted glass (if replaced it will no longer bead or be tiny beads). Also it must be only be a fully imported Honda (meant for Japanese Market) a real JDM. Other Honda made in other countries may have locally supplied components that are not hydrophobic. Not sure if newer Honda's made in Japan are like this still as I doubt people even noticed this at all. In fact almost all Glass repairers see glass as glass and surprised when I tell then NO they are not and water behaves differently on original HONDA glass.

[@brianbastoni2723]

New range rovers have the best glass all they around. It's a new technology they have. Very impressive

[@vijayagoreful]

People would still come up with something to improvise it. Take for example the car paint. These days all good cars comes with a very good quality paint. I would even say that paint qaulity of a budget car today is better than the premium cars sold around a decade ago. Still people do so many things on their car

[@silifaivamusic188]

Cause they make more money off product

[@SmokingCrop]

I've quit doing windshield with these kind of products, it usually a bit hazey the first month or two after applying it when the wipers go over it, and when it starts to deteriorate after a half a year or so it's often worse than when nothing was ever put on it.. Great for the side windows though

[@amzarnacht6710]

Important question: How long does it last. RainX, for example, is stripped from the glass after about 10 minutes of wiper use. If the wipers are not used it lasts weeks or more, with a spot sweep from the wipers after raining starts to remove build up (dust and gunk) from the surface. How do these 'ceramic' (LOL!) coatings stand up to the wipers?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

I would say I wipe a new topcoat on every 5-6 months on my daily driver. I have not seen any wiper chatter with GlassParency.

[@peterrudy9207]

As it has been said to deep clean and get rid of any " imperfections " in your windows . Before you apply any water repellent , etc to adhere the best . I say ALL windows , because you will be having to see out of all of them at some time .

[@stephenlouden480]

It's good but i do this.. clay bar the windshield next mix a good amount of rain x with your favorite wax and apply. Let dry completely and buff it off. Boom! Most Hydrophobic windshield ever for a quarter the price and takes little time and lasts 10 weeks before I need to reapply

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Ill have to try that out Stephen! Thanks for the tip!

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Hey Guys! This isn't the only way to get water beading characteristics on your glass. We have a few different glass coatings including rain x that we have been using on a daily basis for the past 16+yrs. This just happens to be our favorite for the past two years on especially windshields. The majority of our customers do not have the time to apply Rain X every 1-2 months and rely on us the detailers to provide what we prefer and then maintain for them throughout the years. If we see the car on a monthly or bi monthly basis we typically will use our Stoner Clean & Repel. Our way and products are not the only way. Please feel free to share what you like to use on the windshields and hopefully in the end we can learn from each other. Thank you so much for your support & for watching the vid! Chad

[@davidlodiemyer5698]

Chad Remington ?!!

[@luckyguy3341]

Way too much work for Rain-X results.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Luckyguy3 definitely understand where your coming from! I enjoy the Glassparency since I don’t like messing with rain x every month. Most of our clients don’t want to mess with applying a rainx . The glass coating acts like rain x on steroids but doesn’t need re-applied every month, saving time in the long run. Not for everyone but works well for some. Appreciate the great feedback buddy! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@hami0811]

This stuff beads and sheets so much better than rainx could ever do and its durability is way higher. Besides that rainx streaks a lot if you use your windshield wipers.

[@Blueknight1960]

@@hami0811 I've never had a streaking problem with rain-x.

[@kens97sto171]

I always found that rain X work pretty good, but it works even better if you then buy Rain-X windshield wiper fluid after you Rain-X to windshield. what works even better is to clean the windshield very thoroughly and then apply a decent quality car wax to the glass, buff it off and then use the Rain-X wiper fluid. quality wiper blades also make a big difference on whether you get streaking or not.

[@hami0811]

@@kens97sto171 Im using Glaco Ultra from Soft99 which is on an even level with expensive glass coatings and lasts for minimum 6 months with no streaking or hopping wipers. So its by far the best choice for me. Relative low cost, long durability and insane performance in terms of water beading and sheeting

[@dugans2956]

Very curious what you use for recycling microfiber towels or if you always use new and throw away after one use

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Once they get so bad and no longer want to absorb I generally gibe them to my father in law or a local shop that wrenches and loves the extra grease rags.

[@TonmoyGhosh]

Do you guys discard the towels. like you would after ceramic coating

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

With Glassparency I typically do not. They end up in the bin for dirty jobs and then just get tossed since these towels are pretty cheap.

[@chrisfrerichs8360]

Any smearing or wiper judder? For me gtechniq G5 is the simplest most effective for time and longevity. I’m always looking to find better, so thanks for the video. I’d be willing to try if available to consumers

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Hey Chris, I will def give G5 out a shot as well! Always enjoy buying and testing out new products..my wife says otherwise 😂 Thank you!! Chad

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Have not noticed any smearing or wiper shudder like some of the other ones I have used over the past 15yrs or so.

[@chrisfrerichs8360]

@@PristineAutoDetailing Thank you for the quick feedback, good to know.

[@foxyepoxy602]

Why do so many people bitch about surface preparation? I am a coating applicator and surface prep is 90% of the job. If you don't do an excellent job there, you won't have excellent results, period.

[@dnegel9546]

@Big Los so much work 😒

[@pasqualepisani]

Can this be put on the painted part of the car?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

I would not recommend applying this product to the paint but Glassparency does offer paint coatings.

[@jacobkeevert1642]

Could wax have a similar effect if applied properly?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Yeah sorta, I used to do that years ago. Just doesn't last as long. I would recommend using Rain-X or Stoner Clean & Repel before a wax though.

[@jacobkeevert1642]

I'll have to check those out

[@doinky3]

Oh so its a ceramic coating on a disposal cloth?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Seems that they dry super fast so I am thinking it may be alcohol based.

[@jameskoralewski296]

The white paste in the sealed bag is just like the stuff you get free from PIAA silicone wiper blades to activate their silicone wipers. You can also buy just the pouch from Amazon without purchasing any wipers.

[@todd8672]

I have this on my new Corvette. What do you recommend as a glass cleaner AFTER it’s sealed that is not chemically evasive ?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

I personally use Stoner Invisible Glass to maintain and clean in between the routine 3-6 month GlassParency services.

[@billkohl7178]

Once you do the Glass coating how or what do you clean the windshield with? Daily or weekly maintenance? Thanks

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

If I need to clean the glass only ill use stoner invisible glass or another quality glass cleaner or if I am washing it all just clean it with the car soap and water. Generally every 3-6 months depending how the coating is holding up I will apply the maintenance spray from Glassparency.

[@MrBudpln]

Why bother clay bar before using the scotch Brite?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

I generally don't clay in most cases but I figured I prolly should hit all the steps or someone on here would ask why I didn't lol

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

We occasionally will run into overspray and the clay will work better than the scotch brite pad.

[@techexamined]

Wow!!! That is awesome!! How long does this application last? I don’t live that far from you I would love to see about getting my ‘17 Sierra done! Great video!!

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Tech Examined comes with a 3yr warranty and free maintenance. Typically brought it for maintenance every 3-6months on average.

[@jameskoralewski296]

Do it yourself, it's easy. Don't pay a middle man an extra cut to help on an easy job.

[@jameskoralewski296]

I've seen stuff that works just as good but you can buy it yourself and install it yourself with no middle man to jack up the price.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

If ya can buy it yourself like we do, I highly recommend it! Only a few dollars for a windshield. We don't even charge our customers that are getting a coating or higher end detail for this process. Just added value for our clients.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Congrats to @Trapcracker for being the Stoner Solutions Detail Bucket Giveaway!! Stoner does sell these detail kits on amazon (see description). Thank you again guys for all the support with our channel! Every single view really helps motivate myself and Todd to add more value and help you guys out in any way that we can!! Enjoy your Sunday!!

[@TheSteelerschamps]

Pristine Auto Detailing Glad to see you guys doin well and KZbin taking off. Well deserved and keep on keeping on boys! Guess I gotta get my truck down for the inspection once the weather clears... Maybe even get some track footage for the channel in the spring😉

[@jayflowz714]

stupid car came with windshield coating, didn’t know, took to car wash drive thru and now i have clear streaks that i can’t remove from the inside and outside... what the hell

[@Blueknight1960]

So not available for purchase, only available through a gp certified detailer?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Correct but sometimes I see they do promotions where they give the product to anyone as a sponsorship and the buyer just has to pay for shipping.

[@jameskoralewski296]

Get the pouch from Amazon. Look up PIAA silicone blade windshield wipers and the pouch can be purchased by itself someplace near the wiper blades.

[@Michael60322]

That is some serious dedication!

[@mr.cleanss2646]

I just became the first installer in my city. Tony was a Awesome trainer

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Tony is the man!! Welcome to the club buddy!

[@albertblack5375]

$?

[@redduklak9192]

Funny my Rain-X does the same but in one step!

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Appreciate the feedback Chris! We use Rain-X every day and more than prolly 5000+ pieces of glass. This works similar to rain x but holds up longer so you do not need to apply rain x on a heavily used vehicle every 1-2 months. Not every product is for everyone nor do we say our way is the only way. Just making videos to hopefully educate, entertain, and maybe every once in awhile introduce something new. Thank you so much for watching buddy! Please feel free to comment on our future vids with what your preferred method is.

[@redduklak9192]

I can respect that and definitely meant no harm and I appreciate your professionalism also.

[@stone5015]

But, does it really last 3 yrs?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Yeah, if maintained with the maintenance program that's included it will last even longer.

[@archebi]

Would the wiper for any damage or changes to the coating?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

For sure! More wiper use will generally always make the maintenance refresh come sooner. Generally I maintain/refresh the wife's vehicle (heavy wiper use) every 3-4 months.

[@usernamea1118]

How it this compared to RainX?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Rain X works great if you have the time to apply it every month or so (depending how often you use the wiper blades). With the Glassparency it will hold up around 3-6 months before it needs refreshed on the windshield and longer on the side glass.

[@adamkwasnaza]

Welcome to the glassparency family, I’ve been using the product for almost a year now. I love it and my customers love it

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Adam Kwasnaza yeah it’s great stuff! we have been using it on all coating jobs for a little over a couple years and have great success with it. Glad to be part of the Glassparency family!

[@SYMONYSSUS]

Looks the same as Rainex - how does it look after 6 weeks?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Simon Jolly depends on driving conditions and what your spraying on the glass etc. 3yr Warranty, so if it dies in 6 months you get it maintained for free. 6 weeks it still acts like you just applied even on a heavily used vehicle. Rain x is a great alternative as long as you don’t mind applying it more often on a daily driver. Thanks for the comment Simon!

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Simon Jolly Glassparency is like Rain x but on steroids!! 😀

[@SYMONYSSUS]

@@PristineAutoDetailing I bet on the initial application it's not. I can have Rainx beading at 45mph. My issue is how fast it wears off, that's why I'd love to see a quick video of what it's like after 4 weeks or so

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Simon Jolly I’ll definitely add it to a video in a month or so for ya! Crazy messy here right now with snow and salt so it will be a good test. Have done a few hundred with this product and had great success so far with wiper friction and windshield dirt. On all side glass rain x is fine since the wipers don’t mess with it.

[@SYMONYSSUS]

I've seen claims from others about years of protection but never any proof. Same as ceramic coatings. I know its a long time line but would make an interesting video

[@Timboslicemw2]

I use a product similar to that one the vehicles I do! Also reduces glares from lights at night!

[@juniorking6810]

whats the product called

[@erikaguilar7193]

Product?

[@macdude3585]

They don't sell it huh only "pro installation' available at 99 starting with front or 179 all huh...

[@Doowadaddy]

EBay.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Hey Epic Garage! Sorry but I am having trouble understanding if its a comment or question? This kit to install GP on a windshield is only $12-$14 cost in material. The remaining cost is time it takes to prep glass, some being more and some being less time. Thank you so much for watching the vid. Hopefully I can help you out. Chad

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

wow lol i just looked it up on ebay. They are selling stuff that cost $12-14 for $40.00 and the $25 kit for $150.00 Would be much cheaper just to contact glassparency and get approved or take it somewhere and have done. PPL are getting ripped off if they purchase on ebay!! 😂

[@macdude3585]

On the website it only gave the option of an installer is what I was saying

[@TonmoyGhosh]

Pristine Auto Detailing send those eBay links to Glassparency. They are violating their agreement with Glassparency

[@GeorgeTorres]

How long it last?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

George Torres on a daily driver around here with snow and rain typically 3-6months but aslong as it’s brought in for maintenance 3yrs+

[@GeorgeTorres]

Pristine Auto Detailing Texas is just sun and heat 90% of the time.

[@clintadams8451]

Rain X works best so long as you don't use soap based windshield cleaners. I only apply Rain X every 3-4 months

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Definitely can do that!!

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

I have a few clients that use the Rain X washer fluid too. Do you think that helps with a coating windshield? I would think so not?

[@RyanTebow]

Yes, rain X glass cleaner foam, rain x windshield wAsher fluid, rain x wipers (not necessary) ,but also spraying rain x on a microfiber and wiping the part of the wipers that make contact with the glass is also nice. All around action lol

[@beebop9808]

Rain X washer fluid is definitely a plus. It doesn't replace the Rain X base product but sometimes you just get gunk on the windshield and the fluid does a good job of getting it off. And no other fluid that I'm aware of provides any kind of sheeting action for water. Rain X does. If you've been slack about maintaining your regular application, 3 to 4 months and find yourself in a rain storm, the fluid will get you out of a pinch.

[@myahk6576]

How Long Does this Coating Last ?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

On a daily driver I would say every 6 months it needs wiped down with the refresh topcoat. Its a 3yr warranty so that maintenance generally isn't anything extra in cost.

[@dips580]

I actually liked the music :-(. And I think if you actually get 3 years out of this its well worth the time. Not sure what these people are expecting in the comments lmao.

[@MrBigal123123]

was waiting for the mud on the after results

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

haha yeah me too! Didn't work to well. They must use some kind of powder or chocolate milk.

[@07wrxtr1]

Compared to aquapel @ $5, n one simple step?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Its been awhile since I used Aquapel but if your using Aquapel I would say your going in the right direction and if that's what ya have I would say use that.👍

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

07wrxtr1 this kit cost me around $12-14 and remaining cost is prep time with getting crud and water spots off.

[@jameskoralewski296]

I've used Aquapel and that stuff is only slightly better than rain X.

[@wampy31]

I've used Aquapel for years. After my first time using it, I never went back to Rain-X. It lasts at least a year for me, and my car is parked outside year-round. Hardly ever have to use my wipers. When others have to pull over because their wipers can't keep up with the rain, I just keep driving cuz the water flies off.

[@07wrxtr1]

@@wampy31 Yup; It's actually comical how good it is!! My wipers are destroyed from phoenix heat, now when it rains it still works like new even after the application is well over a year ago.

[@goldslinger]

Why would u show me something I can’t get?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Some people that watch it may have a detail shop and want to offer this product or you can contact your local detailer and possibly get your hands on it.

[@mikenorton8588]

Another great job by pristine auto detailing !!

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Thank you Mike!!

[@Amor1990]

How? I would of liked to see it in action while driving while it’s raining. The steepest angle I’ve ever gotten was using Gtechniq CSL Light topped with EXO. Water turned into big marbles.

[@jtschump]

Any wiper chatter issues with this?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

I have not had chatter yet with glassparency but have had it with other coatings. I would just say no one has complained about that in the past couple years like the other coating we used to do.

[@jameskoralewski296]

I only use and will only use silicone wiper blades. The first American company to sell them is the Rain X brand. Europeans have been selling silicone blades for years under their own brand names like PIAA. They last many times longer than rubber and do a better squeegee job to the glass. The sun does not degrade them as fast as it does rubber blades.

[@TonmoyGhosh]

Quite the opposite. It eliminated wiper chatter for mw

[@dennisthemenance5433]

Sorry, only for OCD types that have alot of Time on their hnds and For a Car that is worth it..

[@marshallquocnguyen7006]

Hands up coz that car is EP3!!!!!!!

[@ko251287]

May be a silly qu but Does this mean I no longer need to use my wipers?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Not a silly question at all. We have a few customers w/ show cars that deleted the wipers and now run glassparency that drive occasionally in the rain. Sometimes it takes up until 25-35mph before the water runs off in some cases. I prolly wouldn't recommend for a daily driver though.

[@pnweezy]

If One would prep the glass with these many steps then just apply rainX to it and still get the same result. And should last longer too.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Thanks for watching!

[@nicholasoas9282]

Ill stick with the invisible glass clean & repel it doesn't break the wiper blades + it even make the wiper blades wipe the windshield cleaner

[@heavyman2390]

Hey man did an awesome job ounce again not sure who could have done better

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Thanks brother!

[@lakerfam]

Thx for the video, let's work on the music 🤔

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Thank you Terry!! Will work on that! Limited selection of music that isn't copywritten :(

[@otbs9967]

Music was just fine!

[@jamiejack764]

How much we talking

[@dison4linux]

You too can have a clean windshield that beads water! Just follow this 97 step process.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

lol yeah it does seem like there is a lot of steps! 100% agree with you! Sad thing is with KZbin if I don't show everything ppl will say something negative and when I show too much they do the same. Its a lose lose for me but hopefully I can help someone out. In most cases we will do a full windshield in 3-5min here at the shop with a coating vs if we do rain x only maybe 30 seconds. Appreciate the feedback Jon & look forward to future comments.

[@rxonmymind8362]

I use Potatoe-X. $10 for a 5lb bag works beautifully.

[@drtomoyah8805]

Need a towel to wipe off sweat after watch that.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

lol 😂👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheRed86]

Music too loud

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Thanks buddy! Still learning and working on my audio and music 😂

[@fix24311]

The prep work is too much for me... I’m gonna stick with RainX 😅

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Understandable

[@DRTYFN]

Rain x is trash. Lasts about 4 hours in real rain.

[@fix24311]

@@DRTYFN that must be acid rain. Your area is probably close to industrial zone. My experience lasts me 6 months

[@steven9186]

I’ll stick to Rain-X

[@julianljackson]

Choc Milk works fine......

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

I was thinking about that but I just love Choc Milk too much to waste it lol

[@TurboHommy]

That lasts 3yrs!????

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

With free maintenance every 6 months or so. Wont last 3 years on a daily driver that sees a lot of bugs and rain without re application of topcoat layer.

[@generalfeed123]

So many steps

[@danieltada3286]

Good video thank you! keep it up!🍻

[@bennybodash855]

Why don’t they have an ingredient list of exactly what it’s made of?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

That would be nice to know the secret sauce!!

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

Request an MSDS sheet

[@jameskoralewski296]

Cause then you could go out and make your own product.

[@nathannudd2146]

Love the videos keep them up

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Thank you Nathan!!

[@sirwhitecrayon2499]

The stuff works well for about 4 or 5 months.... then it really sucks without being reapplied. Save your money get a pro glass coating. You will thank yourself.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Yeah on a daily driver in about 4-6 months we bring them all back for maintenance or send a kit out to the customer to maintain themselves. Def. agree! Thanks for watch buddy!

[@sirwhitecrayon2499]

@@PristineAutoDetailing Not hating on the product. I just found that if you find the right detailer, work the price right and take care of your vehicle you can get a longer lasting pro glass coating for not much more.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

What glass coating have you found that you liked? We are constantly testing "pro" glass coatings on a regular basis. I offer a Glassparency windshield coating for around $50 and do free maintenance every 3-6 months on it for 3yrs w/ Glassparency, ill generally always lose money if I just do a windshield due to free maintenance but in most cases I just include it into a full coating job. Have not found a 1yr+ windshield coating that needed no maintenance yet that I loved and felt comfortable charging more for. Would love to find that product. Ones I have used and tested for 6 months+: Ceramic Pro, IGL, Gyeon, Glassparency, Aquapel etc.

[@sirwhitecrayon2499]

@@PristineAutoDetailing I have all of my glass coating in Optimum Opti-Glass. Excellent stuff! Works even better with a "refresh" type coating spray every other wash!

[@lynnt3964]

He has the bum at the stop light beat

[@mattheviewer]

Interesting info, though the music's the loudest I've heard yet on a youtube video.

[@King_drew]

Meg HCW is good + a looot cheaper.

[@user-te8qc9ev1i]

Meguiar's window sealent does the exact same thing with the same result. This stuff doesn't stay for 3 years LMAO 😂

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Its a 3yr warranty w/ free maintenance by a shop every 6 months or so. No glass coatings that we have ever tested so far last more than 3-6 months without maintenance in our local environment.

[@user-te8qc9ev1i]

@@PristineAutoDetailing than you schould look at CarPro flyby forte that has 2 years without any maintance to keep it working instead of 6 months by this SO NOT INCREDIBLE product

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Appreciate the info man!! Appreciate that! Ill def check that out.

[@DefMusic79]

Song?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

0:55 song listed.

[@rudydiaz6312]

Use rainx washer fluid same thing nothing different

[@jameskoralewski296]

The problem with rain X is that it doesn't last. After the first rain, you notice a big decrease in beading ability.

[@kevinbotello1507]

Really good content

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Thank you so much Kevin! We really appreciate the support and kind words!

[@2002dodgeram2]

That's so awesome works really good.

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Thank you Garth!!

[@kellymchenry1944]

Please change the music

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Sorry about the Music Kelly! Still working on figuring out the best music to play that's not copywritten that suites everyone's ear needs. Its a huge struggle. Working on getting better music or getting rid of music all together in future vids since no one seems to like any of the stuff I currently pay to use.

[@kellymchenry1944]

Pristine Auto Detailing I know what you mean. My motor cycle club had to pay a lot of money because of music in a video. I did Enjoy your work

[@kellymchenry1944]

Pristine Auto Detailing kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKGWmqtsftKZqJo&feature=share

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

This cycle video is really really good!!

[@kellymchenry1944]

Pristine Auto Detailing thanks. I thought it was a good opportunity to share it. That music got us in trouble

[@davidtaylor3013]

The music made me leave early

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Appreciate the feedback David! Definitely helps me figure out what to do in future vids. Sorry ya disliked the music buddy

[@TrailTrek]

yeah chipmunk music made me leave after a short time, i tried my best.

[@billmalec]

Is it a prerequisite that you tube channels must use the crappiest music available?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Haha I guess so! Currently paying $20 a month for music and selection still isn't too good. I am working on it... sorry about that Bill!

[@Adam-fx9zx]

Just use autoglym glass cleaner done

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Never heard of it. Thanks for the tip Adam! Will have to check that one out.

[@Adam-fx9zx]

@@PristineAutoDetailing autoglym is a professional car cleaning supplier here in the UK, the have everything from alloy cleaner to interior shampoo, waxes, clay kits, even magma spray for surface contaminants, costs a little bit more but worth every penny

[@muharremtashevci7477]

@@PristineAutoDetailing Çfare kuptimi ka emeri i kompanise Pristine? A eshte Prishtinë?! Te pershendes!

[@KannonRomano]

Super hydrofobic

[@rafaelbanderas101]

Music by???

[@JzsGarage]

Just use wax....

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

gary harutyunyan Definitely if that’s what ya prefer! I would tend to lean more to a cleaner and repellent vs wax if your looking to spend less than $5. Glassparency isn’t for everyone but is great for the majority of drivers that don’t have time to maintain the vehicle like yourself and me. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheAmbassadorOfQuan]

wash car, apply carlack. done. I get 6 months of beeding.

[@tommydorsey2200]

Wholey finnuk!

[@Amor1990]

Show it while you’re DRIVING

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

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[@jasonbogdovitz7357]

8 steps to clean a window that might last a couple months sure

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

No doubt! Not for everyone that's for sure. It was worth the $12.50 for the price of the kit imo

[@welderman691]

Lol you could have had same results with less work from RainX

[@JDRTRM]

Go drive out in the rain with the nasty road spray hitting windshield from other cars .. all that crap and wipers going won’t last long

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Your absolutely right it wont last forever but it has lasted longer than other glass coatings we have applied. The 3 yr warranty includes free maintenance that usually takes place every 3 months on a heavily used vehicle.

[@debergiacwhite4401]

Bruh... that's too many steps.. I can't !

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Most new glass we just clean and coat. Take on average 3-5 mins. On old glass that's in bad condition like mine in the video it may take 10-15 min. Its worth the 3-10 min on average. Everything is longer in vids since trolls tend to point out anything they dont like about the video. Appreciate ya watching and truly take your comment/feedback to heart and work on bettering myself and making videos way shorter. Thanks buddy! Chad

[@debergiacwhite4401]

I hear ya on the trolls bruh.. and I'm just looking for something that's more of a 2 step process.. wash the car.. dry it off.. spray a solution on.. & wipe it off. But good luck and much success in the future.

[@davidhazzard3154]

Music spoils it

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Sorry ya didn't like it man!

[@micahtolleson9735]

That’s to many steps to remember

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Is a lot! Normally isn't this many steps but I was working with old dirty glass. Generally takes 3-5 min to complete on new glass.

[@markcollins007]

Rain x is so crap and very hard to get off

[@platinumautoglasswindowtin88]

What kind maintenance is required?

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Generally they come back every 3-6 months and Glassparency has a maintenance spray and wipe product that gets applied.

[@shawndavis8961]

Love the videos keep them up

[@PristineAutoDetailing]

Thank you Shawn!