Ultimate Winter Wash Routine! Revive Your Protection’s Hydrophobic Magic!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

⬇🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇⬇ 🇺🇸 For people in USA: Soaps: Labocosmetica Primus 2.0 (alkaline): tinyurl.com/ar46h7n3 Labocosmetica Purifica (acidic): tinyurl.com/3mn7u3yz Labocosmetica Semper (pH neutral): bit.ly/3NbBCcG CLEAN By Pan Shampoo (pH neutral): tinyurl.com/2wbzx45h Rinseless washes: Labocosmetica Preludio Alkaline: tinyurl.com/3yt8hesx Labocosmetica Preludio Acidic: tinyurl.com/v48hvrd8 Labocosmetica Idrosave (pH neural): bit.ly/4euSabW CLEAN By Pan Rinse-Less Wash (pH neutral): tinyurl.com/mfpezrrv IK Multi Pro 2 pump sprayer: tinyurl.com/2jmh4z57 Marolex Industry pump sprayer: tinyurl.com/skwantts Foam cannon: amzn.to/3VDGgFb Microfiber wash mitt: tinyurl.com/yc5mppuz Kranzle pressure washer: bit.ly/3d5kZeK Mosmatic gun and wand: bit.ly/3ovIcPA CLEAN By Pan 3-Year Ceramic Coating: tinyurl.com/b58har6n 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: Soaps: Labocosmetica Primus 2.0 (alkaline): tinyurl.com/bdcsmt9t Labocosmetica Purifica (acidic): tinyurl.com/w3wdy94s Labocosmetica Semper (pH neutral): tinyurl.com/486nt86c CLEAN By Pan Shampoo (pH neutral): tinyurl.com/3558dwmk Rinseless washes: Labocosmetica Preludio Alkaline: tinyurl.com/2p9zrmmw Labocosmetica Preludio Acidic: tinyurl.com/y4uy4a6w Labocosmetica Idrosave (pH neural): goaff.pro/yejmat CLEAN By Pan Rinse-Less Wash (pH neutral): tinyurl.com/5n66eb5j IK Multi Pro 2 pump sprayer: tinyurl.com/4buyph4w Marolex Industry pump sprayer: tinyurl.com/3w5hfj4h Foam cannon: amzn.to/3VDGgFb Microfiber wash mitt: amzn.to/3wdrBn1 Pressure washer: bit.ly/3MgYINZ Gun & wand: bit.ly/3EBUZbI CLEAN By Pan 3-Year Ceramic Coating: tinyurl.com/haceudpp 🇬🇧 For people in the UK: CLEAN By Pan products: tinyurl.com/bdejyh6f In2Detailing: bit.ly/3fgoENJ Clean & Shiny: tinyurl.com/3s5swsx6 🇫🇷 For people in France: c3po.link/QCWWjkv74R 🇦🇺 For people in Australia: bit.ly/4cbR1VP

[@greghoskin1726]

I want to buy your 8 years ceramic coating but will be unable to do it till it warms up in Ontario. Will it be okay to buy now and apply in may/june?

[@matthewb9824]

@@greghoskin1726, I believe Pan has said in a previous video about his ceramic coatings that as long as the glass vial remains unopened, it can be stored for quite some time.

[@anatolysorokovik4607]

@greghoskin1726 , and the best is to store it at a low temperature, it will prolong the shelf life

[@johnough4893]

I never get tired of watching water beading and sheeting. It's a very satisfying watch. But I'm still waiting for the day when the hydrophobic chemistry becomes so advanced that you do not need to dry the car with a towel.

[@sebster6031]

never heard of RO osmosis water?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

If you have an RO or DI system at home, once you are done with the final rinse, you can let the car to air dry if you really want to, as there are no minerals left in the water, so no water spotting. See my video on that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3yxfWSZnaaEjrssi=5rFIKrPYemtq2PW0

[@johnough4893]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks, Pan. I'll look into that.

[@Lobanium]

Get a DI filter and you never have to dry again. I just ordered a Waterdrop.

[@Arcticwolf-UK]

Please do the rinse-less version 🙏

[@paulgyro]

I second that!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Noted!

[@joevanseeters2873]

Third that!

[@TheAlmightySushi]

yes!!!

[@DanielReyes-hz1qk]

Yes please do

[@chelsabailey1018]

Cool video, Pan! I hope this puts the concerns to rest over whether you'll be testing products other than those from your Clean line. Awesome to see your pride in how well your ceramic coating is doing after the wash process! VERY happy for you as always!! Thanks for posting!!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate the support!

[@chrisbradley3224]

The Labocosmetica products are truly top notch. Every one I have tried is category leading or near the top.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yup!

[@wirelessfuture8976]

Pan's awesome video, as always! To this day, no one does these videos as well as you do. Keep up the good work! Also, I know people tend to ask you a lot, and I understand you're really busy, but I couldn't help but ask: will you ever do your yearly awards? I honestly don't know anyone else that does it at your level of professionalism and honesty. Also, can't wait until I get clean products.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the kind words and positive feedback! I appreciate you. For the awards, I’ll see next year if I redo them in a different format, perhaps asking my viewers to participate. ;) Happy new year!

[@wirelessfuture8976]

@PanTheOrganizer Happy New Year, Pan! That sounds awesome; it sounds like it would work out great regardless of what you decide. I'm sure you will do a great job.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! Happy new year to you!

[@somedudewithakeyboard]

I’ve started watching 2024 awards video on this channel somewhere in November, but it was gone next morning when I wanted to finish watching it. I guess there was some backlash related to CLEAN. products so Pan pulled that video down. (It’s just my speculation on the reasons for removal.)

[@emilepmartin]

I honestly think this is one of the BEST videos you've produced Pan...this is the culmination of all the hard work you've done leading up to this to showcase your CLEAN by Pan products and all others that work amazing and truly displaying what detailing is all about...fun and enjoyable experience if you follow the science and process leads to pure enjoyment. Keep up the amazing work!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Emile! I appreciate it! Great show of support here.

[@Eric-vy7sz]

@@PanTheOrganizer after applying your coating when you recommend doing a wash like this? Also can’t I just use Descale by Carpro?

[@DetailsNMe]

Thank you so much for this in depth video on how to use Labos soaps in their most efficient manner! I agree that seeing the chemistry at work and so vividly is absolutely intriguing and exciting!! I also appreciate still your in depth explanations-the knowledge in your delivery of information never goes unnoticed. Excellent video Pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the positive feedback Kristi! I appreciate it. You know me by now, I love explaining things in a simple yet thorough way. I want people to understand the chemistry behind the products and how to use them correctly. Once you understand how to use a product, and see how efficient it is at doing what it's supposed to do, it's always fun! :)

[@1stpush]

Possibly the most informative restorative decon wash videos I’ve seen. Thanks so much for the hard work Pan

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you! I appreciate it. 🙏🏻👍🏻

[@scootytamra]

The Beading never gets old! I love watching them fly right off! Awesome!!!!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Same for me! So satisfying to watch. :)

[@404notfound.....]

U can't argue with science! I've had my eye on this product line for a while. Tks for the excellent demo pan. 🇨🇦

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for watching! And thanks for the support!

[@drive2siva]

Great video and demo of labo products. Looking forward to try the trio of products I got

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you!

[@davestewart9146]

Sunday morning, coffee, your video and water beading giggles lol, thanks my friend 👍😁

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Happy Sunday to you too! 😁

[@AdamosGarage]

Great Video Pan! Precise & easy to follow! Labocosmetica 2PH & 3PH is amazing! I’d love for you to followup with the Preludio 2PH system next!! Is the CLEAN. Acidic & Alkaline system in the works?! 😉👊🏼

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks I appreciate the positive feedback! Many things in the works for the CLEAN line in 2025, so stay tuned. ;)

[@BobBohner4851]

Perfect timing with Buffalo ny winter weather and perfect tutorial. Thanks so much.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Bob!

[@stevejordan9567]

I just washed my black 4Runner with Clean shampoo. It was very dirty and your shampoo worked great. It’s my new favorite. I also finished with the ceramic spray. Easy to use and looks great.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the positive feedback! Glad to hear you’re enjoying the CLEAN By Pan products!

[@flyinb22]

21:25 love that this still makes you so happy! Lots of negative comments about you “shilling” your own products, let the haters hate. You’re doing a great job, and any brand would take opportunities to promote themselves but you don’t ignore your roots.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the show of support! :).

[@samuelvazquez7280]

@Pan the organizer I'm from Puerto Rico and first impressions after using shampoo, it is out of this world. 10/10 💯 💯 💯

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Do you mean the CLEAN By Pan Shampoo?

[@samuelvazquez7280]

@PanTheOrganizer Yes!💪😀💯💯💯💯💯

[@PanTheOrganizer]

🥳🥳👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@ericwright1075]

Pan, I just want to thank you for all the effort that goes into making these informative detailed videos. 🇨🇦👍👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I appreciate the support and feedback!

[@audieconrad8995]

Pan, as usual - excellent tutorial. Being in Maine, I share your winter grit & grime pain. Reggie Cox is a real pro and a character. Lol... I love his vids. His products look to be the real deal. Shine on you crazy diamond! 🚘 Btw... HAPPY NEW YEAR!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks, and Happy New Year to you as well!

[@karlf2378]

Awesome video Pan, as usual! How do you feel about the CarPro version of the 2/3PH system? Seems to work pretty good. I think the one part of the video I enjoyed to most, beside your giddy response to the hydrophobics, is that DRC calculator. I had no idea that existed, that is a nice calculator and I like that they have a small section of “recipes” for some popular brands. Great video Pan! Happy New Year!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Karl, Happy new year to you too! Yes CarPro's Lift (alkaline) and Descale (acidic) work well, and so do the Detail Co high pH and low pH soaps. Many brands have alkaline and acidic soaps now.

[@BXGreen_DrivewayDetails]

@@PanTheOrganizerI haven’t tried CARPROs yet but I purchased it Black Friday sale. I liked the Detail Co High/Low Ph soaps enough on Black Friday sale I picked up gallons. I’ve really been impressed. Detail Co is bringing it 2025 and very affordable.

[@wescat2]

Love the Labocosmetica System. I typically 2ph with the sufactants in Puriica to foam on and bucket wash. Every Clean by Pan product I've used is amazing. If you come out with a pre-wash and acid wash definitely getting that too.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

We're working on many cool new products for 2025, so stay tuned! And thanks for your positive feedback about my CLEAN By Pan products. Much appreciated! Which ones specifically did you try, and which is your favourite one so far, and why?

[@wescat2]

@@PanTheOrganizer The rinseless and sealant so far. I don't need polish, but still want to try that since the cut and wipeoff is so good. I have coating coming out of my ears, but once that dwindles down the coatings are next on my list.

[@fabsdr69]

Merci Pan, cette video est vraiment bien expliqué !

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Merci c’est gentil!! J’apprécie.

[@timothywozniak6952]

Nice to see how hydrophobic properties are restored by this process. Curious with respect to a 3-year ceramic coating, do the hydrophobic properties decline in a linear fashion or exponential at the end? Do you polish until hydrophobic properties are gone or what level before reapplying.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

When you want to remove an existing ceramic coating, it’s always best to polish until no hydrophobic properties are left. Water should be laying in a pool (no beading) and slow to sheet off, a good indication that there’s no protection left. Some say that just lightly abrading a coating is enough, but if you still get hydrophobics it means there’s still a bit of the old protection left and I’m not a fan of doing it that way. I want a clean virgin surface to apply the new coating in, so it can fully bond to the clear coat.

[@Victor_1221]

Salut Pan j’adore voir des lavage complet et surtout de nos hivers hahah super vidéo 😄😄👌

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Merci Victor!

[@stevejordan9567]

Your ceramic coating looks so good. I’m going to give it a try in the spring.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You will absolutely love it! 😁

[@neilwalker5041]

Good looking product in my opinion as it did exactly what it said. I like they are safer for the environment too. You coating looks fantastic holding up in the brutal Canadian winter.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video! Yeah the CLEAN By Pan coatings are really outstanding. I’m loving the way they are performing. :)

[@bjm23vancity92]

Happy New Year Pan. Beautiful here in Vancouver, around 48 F, washed the cars in the driveway on Sunday and went golfing.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I’m jealous! We’re at -16C weather here in Montreal 🫠 Happy new year to you!

[@bjm23vancity92]

@ Ha ha. Have a great day!

[@achraf9946]

The final rinse was sooooo satisfying

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I agree!

[@stevecharnasjr.7241]

Awesome video Pan. I am looking forward to using their products in summer. It would be great to see a video on the rinseless version since that is my only option of wash media for winter. Thanks Pan.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Steve!

[@anton8446]

Labocosmetica is one of my favourite and HYDRA with ÈNERGO are beasts in their fields

[@alfistaalfista4062]

Merci Pan 👍 ils sentent trop bon les produits Labocosmetica 😍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Merci!

[@uomoscintilla2688]

Labocosmetica top tier!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

They do offer very good products.

[@chrissilvestri3642]

I would have loved to have seen a video before the winter. Started on how to prepare your car before the winter. For those of us who don't have garages.

[@jonnyshielldetailing]

Cheers pan, thanks for answering my question.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Any time! Have a good day mate!

[@DanielReyes-hz1qk]

I just started using the Preludio alkaline and acidic products last week in combination with your rinseless and look forward to seeing you do a demo with them yourself

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I will have a full video using the Preludio products soon hopefully. Video is filmed, but I have many to edit, and plan for the coming months so we’ll see when it goes live. :)

[@79blustone]

Pan's back! 🎉 you seem very energised and enthusiastic! Good to see. I have particularly warmed to Labocosmetica particularlythe scent they use is wild. Also the feel under your mitt feels quality. Purifica is a fantastic shampoo for this method. The pretreat and snowfoamer combo is a very good idea, ensuring you get deeper chemical absorbsion into the grime sealing off with the foam cannon over the pretreat. Your coating looks amazing, I've got a bottle of your 8 year- is there much difference in hydrophobic properties between the 3 and 8 year? I'm now just waiting for a day above 15°C and good conditions to install it...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the positive feedback mate! The biggest difference between the 3 and 8-year coatings is the durability. But as the 8-year also contains more actives, it bumps gloss and slickness and resistance to chemicals a little more. Not that the 3 year needs more gloss or slickness, hehe, it's already a great coating in its own right.

[@79blustone]

@PanTheOrganizer It definitely looks like a solid 3 year Pan! I'm counting down the days for 15°C and good weather....could be a while haha 😄

[@timothywozniak6952]

Can you remind me what water source and or post treatments you use for pressure washer supply? Does hard water alter performance of either of these products? Thx

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I have a water deionizer setup in my garage, but I didn’t use it for this video. My house water is already super soft as I have a water softener for the home. Hard water can affect the foaming level of soaps, but not so much their cleaning abilities. Unless you have extremely hard water 800 ppm or more. Then maybe but that remains to be tested.

[@hobbyavenue6740]

Great Video Pan ! Kind of a different question for when I build my garage. While washing cars inside your garage in winter months obviously you have a floor drain to drain the water but for the rest of the water and moisture and humidity. What heat source do you use in your garage? Amd what other precautions did you take when you built your garage to prevent mold and mildew etc. Ps love seeing those water beads

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi! I actually have two garage drains in my garage, one for each car. In Montreal, the build code for new homes requires at least one drain in the garage. So I paid an extra to the contractor to have a second one added. I also worked closely with my builder to have the garage custom made to be able to handle my detailing needs. That includes having it oversized to 24 x 24 feet, with 13 feet ceilings, so no water ever splashes on the walls. The walls themselves are a mold resistant drywall, painted with mold resistant paint. I have a powerful heat pump that can heat and cool my garage year round. And I also have an additional dehumidifier to control my humidity to 40-45% at all times. We also had a company install a custom polyurea coating on the floor and a few fight on the cement foundation, to seal the cement. All the details about my garage are in my full garage tour video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ramZeYd4dt-Yjqssi=yNgAZaLwdZhTPI_1

[@hobbyavenue6740]

@PanTheOrganizer thanks Pan you're too good ! Just finished your garage tour video. What a dream

[@shockingbanglay535]

Hey Pan, great informative video as always. I was wondering if you were planning to post a 2024 (or 2025 now I guess haha) detailing chemical awards?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Maybe, but I’ll have to rethink the format as I am now a brand owner. Perhaps I’ll include the vote of my viewers somehow. Happy new year!

[@shockingbanglay535]

@@PanTheOrganizer Ah I see, well Happy New Year to you as well.

[@williampinchbeck4321]

Great job!! Car looks great!! Thanks!!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks William!

[@מדינט]

Sometime decon wash indeed feels like magic. I have plats on the roof of my open garage and in the winter it drips on top of my car and clog the coating to a flat. Good decon wash and it's back to new.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for watching!

[@viperrcr]

Great video Pan! I'm a huge fan of the 2pH system by Labocosmetica. This stuff works amazing! Once I run out of my Labo, I will be using Detail Co Hard Wash and Detail Co Acid Wash to see how they compare.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@Clapjames828]

Your video is really good and so full of detail. I got a glimpse of the bottom of your vehicle tag. I see your from Quebec, Canada , cause of the Je me souviens at the bottom. I like the meaningof it, "I remember." I live in the United States in the Western area of North Carolina in the Mountains. This videos content will help me to keep my cars (and my mom's car) clean this winter here in the mountains. I do have one good Question. How DO YOU clean the underside of your vehicle of road grim, road salt and chat??

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the positive feedback about my video. And yes I’m from Montreal, Canada. :) For the undercarriage, you can see what I use in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJeydpSEhKyHfKssi=synjHDjT07qz3zbA And see it in action in winter time on a vehicle here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmirdHWJi9OcsK8

[@Clapjames828]

@PanTheOrganizer THANK YOU for the message and the links to the question I asked you about cleaning the undercarriage. KEEP WARM AND BE SAFE UP THERE IN MONTREAL, CANADA.

[@StephaneBrosseau]

Bonjour monsieur Pan, comme à l’habitude votre vidéo est très interessant, surtout avec nos hivers. Je me demandais quel serait l’impact de prendre le sprayer IK Foam Pro 2 au lieu du IK multi pro 2. Ma question peut vous apparaître très banale, mais comme vous, j’aime comprendre quand j’utilise un produit que vous présentez. Merci encore pour votre professionnalisme et de me faire apprécier ma nouvelle passion qu’est le detailing auto,

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Il faudrait que tu demandes à Labocosmetica quel serait l'impact plus en détail, mais si tu n'as pas autre choix qu'utiliser le IK Foam Pro 2 ça devrait fonctionner quand même, peut-être pas aussi efficace que la version non moussante. Leur spécialiste préfère une application plus liquide comme pré-traitement, comparé à une application plus moussante. Mais tu peux utiliser les deux shampoings de Labo dans un canon à mousse, alors je me dis que le fait qu'ils soient aussi moussants implique qu'ils devraient quand même fonctionner dans ton Foam Pro 2.

[@anthonyroy195]

Hello Pan. Where do you get the measuring tools for the dilution? The ones you used are very effective. Thank you.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Just some measuring cups I have had for a while. Those exact models aren't available anymore, but you can get something nearly identical here: amzn.to/4h1f5Nc

[@Okie-Tom]

Very good video. By the way Pan, I don’t see the link to that 500 ml plastic beaker you were using. Have you got a link for it? Thanks, Tom

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Not that exact model (as it's very old at this point) but you can get similar ones here: amzn.to/3ClOIlN

[@BXGreen_DrivewayDetails]

Perfect time of year for a winter wash refresher!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I couldn't agree more! Let's get those cars sparkling and prepped for winter's challenges.

[@newjdm]

Definitely learned something! Will be adding an acidic soap to my process.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! We always learn new things, as the detailing universe keeps advancing in technologies.

[@newjdm]

@ It’s come a long way!

[@matthewb9824]

Great video, as always! I have a question for you. What are your thoughts on electric vehicles? Are you for or against at this moment in time? My opinion - here in Australia there aren’t nearly enough public charging stations compared to places like the US. In addition, the charging does take a fair while - certainly longer than filling a tank of fuel, making a trip between my home and Sydney (normally 7.5hrs) considerably longer if I could find a charging station and it wasn’t in use. I think I’ll wait until the charging stations are more plentiful and the speed of charging has improved. Oh, and the cost of EV’s has decreased some more. Would love to know your thoughts.

[@kimnewling5728]

Have you ever used a salt remover in your pump sprayers? 303 Wash Boost. Your suppose to add just 1/2 oz to your soap mix. Just wondering.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I haven’t

[@RobsKoiPond]

Out of stock for Canada on these What other soaps do you recommend to bring back the beads. Mine was coated last year and the lower half is already clogged up. SW Ontario uses a ton of salt.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

In Canada, the alkaline and acidic soaps are also available and in stock right here: Labocosmetica Primus 2.0 (alkaline): tinyurl.com/bdcsmt9t Labocosmetica Purifica (acidic): tinyurl.com/w3wdy94s

[@Riverguide33]

Nice results! 👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@Bull1the1Great]

That's funny . I just used the Labocosmetica Idrosave today for the first time. And believe it or not, it was my first ever experience with a rinseless type of washing. And it was great . Two buckets with hot water , sprayer , wash mit and drying towel is all you need . So simple and fast ... I just couldn't bother to bring out the pressure washer out of the garage , this saves so much time . I have a ceramic coating on my car though ...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@albertobaptista270]

Hello. By doing all these steps you have done and Ceramic leaves a trace of washing marks, do you think Ceramic is not good?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don't understand your question Alberto. The ceramic coating is doing amazingly well. This video was just showing how sometimes it's important to do chemical decontamination with specialized soaps when your car is submitted to harsh conditions like in winter with road salts. A pH neutral soap isn't always enough to remove those, so you can use the soaps here. Once the car was washed, we could see how amazing the coating was performing.

[@alexisv7810]

Hi Pan, fantastic video as always! I would like to have a solution on how to get your ceramic coating in Australia / New Zealand region ? Any updates ? Thanks and keep it up 🔥

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The products should be on their way to Australia but it takes time by boat. We’re hoping they’ll be available soon. I’ll post updates once I get specific dates. Happy new year mate! And thanks for wanting to show support for the CLEAN By Pan products. Aussies will love them and so will Kiwies! 🇦🇺🇳🇿

[@alexisv7810]

@@PanTheOrganizer AMAZING NEWS 🥳🥳🥳

[@thepotateer8379]

Hey Pan Awesome Video! Could you tell me if I can use those dashboard dressers/polishes available in the market on my white dashboard? I'm just worried if they stain because they mostly advertise on black dashboards

[@AllenReinecke]

Living in Erie's lake effect snow region, my Camry, with the 8-year coating is currently covered in ice, snow, road debris and salt deposits. No chance of cleaning it with temps in the teens and 20's for at least the next week! No access to a heated garage! I applied the coating in mid-October (5000 miles ago) and have been able to wash it around once a week, until now. I find traffic film quickly clogs the coating on the lower portions and rear end, even in just rain, but a Carpro Reset pre-wash and contact wash quickly restores the coating. After the heavy Thanksgiving snow, I used Bilt Hamber Touchless (only once so far) - awesome product. I did notice at the last wash that the rear end wasn't beading as well. Perhaps it needs another Touchless application plus a Carpro Descale in just that area. The rear end seems to get covered in dirt and film very easily.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yeah that's what winter does, regardless of what paint protection you have on. My Porsche Cayenne has the C6 Hydro coating and the same thing occurs. After a few days of driving, the lower portions sheet and get clogged. Luckily I can wash my car as often as I want in my garage, so just a quick pH neutral wash usually helps. But after a few weeks of winter driving, I eventually have no other choice but to use a high pH pre-wash followed by an acidic contact wash to "unclog" the coating. Also keep in mind that regular washing of any coating is key. Coatings aren't bulletproof. They need maintenance. Some need toppers (not the case with mine) but all of them need regular care and washing, and chemical decon when needed. Also we have to factor in prep and application. If there were mistakes during the application, or you weren't in the right conditions as per the instructions, a coating won't perform its best. Food for thought. As you can see from this video, the coating is just my 3-year (not even the 8-year) and is performing outstanding once the chemical decon is completed. It's like day 1. :) Happy new year!

[@AllenReinecke]

@@PanTheOrganizer I did actually manage to wash the car today and it was 19F out with 6 inches of snow! I used two 5-gallon buckets of tap-hot water, one with McKee's Rinseless and one with plain water. I used those to feed my Ryobi EZClean 650 psi pressure washer. Applied Rinseless from a distance onto the paint below the glass line doing panels at a time, then came back and used the pressure to remove the dirt, again with the Rinseless solution. Used my Rinseless sponge and the Rinseless bucket for the contact wash (squeezing out the sponge on the snow and that meant no visible dirt got in the Rinseless bucket), and then rinsed off with plain water, and seeing good hydrophobics. I used my leaf blower to get as many droplets off as possible. Other than a few frozen droplets, the car looked really good and certainly clean. Biggest problem was getting out the frozen solid snow packed under the wheel wells!

[@JUSTCHILLBYZAZA]

Hey Pan what are you still think about 303 Graphene spray ? after so many years past they really last one year and plus ? Would you still suggest? to purchase. Reason I’m asking I’m new in detailing product but I’ve been watching a few videos of DIY and yours, of course Pan the organizer. Great content always. ❤

[@PanTheOrganizer]

At this point in time it has been largely surpassed by newer offerings in my opinion, but should still get you 6+ months of real world durability if applied correctly. Sprays don't last more than 6-12 months though. Should you want something more durable in terms of years, the only solution is a full blown ceramic coating (those in glass bottles).

[@nickevans3190]

Personal Pan i wouldn't do a hand contact wash after the 1st treatment i would have carried out the pre-wash and used the 1st product shampoo whilst re-foaming with the 1st product the carried on as you have with the rest of the video BUT I would use several separate microfiber noodle mitts for different sections thrus eliminating any chance of introducing scratches to the paintwork

[@PanTheOrganizer]

There was zero scratches or marring here. The first pre-wash was effective at removing the grit. The rest is just road film which the next step easily removed as you saw. There was no "grit" left to do any marring. This method is as per Labocosmetica expert himself, Reggy Cox. He has decades of detailing experience, and his method proved perfect here. But as with anything in detailing, do what you feel is best for you, to keep your mind at ease. As long as people use safe washing and drying methods, there are many different ways to properly wash a car. I just happen to share the methods I like. After 27 years of detailing, I have yet to scratch or do any marring on paintwork. Proper techniques, proper tools and products, and a heck of a lot of passion for the craft.

[@Pittsburgh-412]

I can't find that exact drc from Google play store 😫

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I guess it's iOS only?

[@dannysuarez6923]

Hi Pan, great video as always! I have a question, my water has 350ppm, am I better off using these 2 labocosmetica products on every other wash or getting a DI water system? Or maybe one thing is not related to the other?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

A DI water system is excellent for preventing water spotting after the wash process. But that doesn't unclog a coating's accumulated minerals or traffic film that occurs when driving. So the soaps play a different role, removing the contamination. DI water doesn't do that. So I love DI water for the final rinse after the wash process, as that prevents water spotting compared to having hard water like you have. You could even technically let your car to air dry outside after a rinse with DI water, and the water just evaporates without leaving minerals behind, as there are no minerals in DI water. 0 ppm The two Labo soaps play a different role. They tackle organic and inorganic contamination the surface. Road film, grime, oily substances, bug guts, water spots, mineral deposit accumulation, etc. So different tools for different tasks, like anything in the detailing world. I hope this helps!

[@dannysuarez6923]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you!

[@RhinestoneRhino]

Does rinsing with a pressure washer, then foaming soap on and going straight in for a contact wash pose a scratch risk? Since pressure should remove most if not all the grit off the paint, road film shouldn't scratch.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

There are many ways to wash a car, but foaming first, before the initial rinse, is usually a better idea as you're encapsulating a bit of the loose dirt and debris and adding lubrication on the surface before blasting with the pressure washer. Just using the pressure washer without a snow foam or rinseless wash pre-treat can potentially drive that loose dirt to cause marring. So foaming on dry paint, letting it dwell a bit, then rinsing, then either re-foam and contact wash, or go straight to contact wash.

[@louie8670095]

Pan. What you have for interior cleaning

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You mean in the CLEAN By Pan lineup of products? No interior products in my lineup yet. We’re working on some for this year, so stay tuned.

[@MikeVarni]

Great video Pan, thanks. Question: I noticed the epoxy floor in your garage is damaged by something…like acid, chemicals? Do you know the reason? I have same floor and I’m worried about it .thank you.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Lol what? There’s zero damage. It’s in perfect condition. It’s just dirty from the winter muck and me detailing in it, but a good pressure rinse and it’s back to looking like new. Where do you see damage?? And it’s not expoxy, it’s a polyuera coating from a company that specializes in garage floor coatings.

[@MikeVarni]

@ lol, that’s good. Clean the floor before making content 😂😂 My question was with good intention of. Looks like it’s hurt you. Forget it.

[@MikeVarni]

I hope very soon you will make acid shampoo Clean by Pan … can’t enjoy enough with Rinsless stuff.🙋‍♂️👌

[@akamaih6463]

I did a normal soap wash on my car which showed watermark of bird poo I removed a while back. Which video can you recommend to watch to remove the bird poo watermark ?

[@CubPilot84]

Looks like my wifes car, I feel you Pan! I cringe when I see build up on her car in the driveway and give her the " do not take that thing through the car wash until I get my hands on it again... 😂

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hahaha I totally get you!!

[@jean-guycardinal4284]

Bonne année Pan petite remarque depuis la sortie de CLEAN by Pan the organiser tu n'a fait aucune publication en français je comprends que tu a un très grand auditoire anglophone mais nous sommes présents oublié-nous pas laissé nous pa tomber stp j'adore suivre toutes tes conseils j'ai appris tellement et mes véhicule font tourner les têtes incroyable merci beaucoup quelle personnage honnête tu es je t'aime ❤ P/S (Français)

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Merci Jean-Guy! Oui il m'est rendu quasi impossible de produire des vidéos en français, par manque de temps. Déjà avant la création de l'entreprise CLEAN By Pan c'était fastidieux et depuis le lancement, je n'ai quasi plus de vie personnelle. Ceci étant dit, je ne vous oublie pas et je vais tenter de produire des vidéos en français expliquant la gamme dans les prochains mois. ;)

[@Motoseaner]

Do you ever suggest in bay automatic touchless car washes for folks that can't wash their own car? Petit makes a nice machine. Thanks for your videos

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I have a tutorial on that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGHOfHehhadloNUsi=qT1Z2rFPDvR-MlDW

[@Motoseaner]

@@PanTheOrganizerthank you ❤

[@chakmou4918]

Bonjour pan vraiment très belles vidéo, j’ai une question le système 3 ph tu peux utiliser sur tout les lavages de véhicules genre même l’été ou c seulement quand le véhicule est vraiment sale ?? Merci

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Pour les lavages réguliers (hebdomadaires ou aux deux semaines par exemple), tu n'as besoin que d'un shampoing pH neutre. Donc on n'a pas besoin d'utiliser des shampoings de décontamination alcalins ou acides régulièrement... seulement au besoin. Donc lorsque le véhicule n'a pas été lavé pendant des mois, ou le véhicule a accumulé du film routier, ou le véhicule a beaucoup de sel et calcium de routes pendant l'hiver, etc. Les cas dans lesquels un shampoing pH neutre ne suffit plus, c'est là que tu passes au système alcalin/acide.

[@albertogravagno2619]

Please do the 2ph carpet clean system review! (Glico + Ductile)

[@GoTMLGo1967]

So in theory, regardless of brand, you could do this with any brand as long as they offer alkaline and acidic car wash soaps?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Correct. CarPro has the Lift and Descale soaps, Detail Co has the high pH and low pH washes, etc

[@GoTMLGo1967]

@ thank you 🙏

[@timothywozniak6952]

Would you consider comparing one half of vehicle with DIY 2 pH system versus Labocosmedico in terms of hydrophobic restoration, cost effectiveness …

[@PanTheOrganizer]

DIY Detail doesn’t have different pH soaps. They just have one soap.

[@BrianKwok-369]

Hello Pan, do you think DIY detail all clean 15:1 can do similar things compared to Labocosmetica Preludio Alkaline? I'm a condo resident in Toronto, I found that normal Rinseless Wash have no enough cleaning power in some winter condition, so some product like Labocosmetica Preludio Alkaline might be needed , but the all clean is more cost friendly. By the way, please do the rinseless version!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I find that the Labocosmetica Preludio pre-treatments do work better compared to all purpose cleaners in that scenario. I will have a video on that topic soon!

[@acefire07]

Hey Pan, what is the name of that dilution app you had? I can't seem to find it in the app store. As always, awesome video!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It's called DRC - Detailing Calculator

[@somedudewithakeyboard]

Hi Pan. I’m expecting my new BMW delivered next month. Want to try coating it with CLEAN. ceramic coating. Do you think I still need to polish the exterior before applying the coating on a new car?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes for sure you need to polish. Cars are never perfect even when new, and dealerships usually always apply some cheap wax or sealant prior to delivery so the only way to ensure 100% removal is by machine polishing. A new car is never new until it's properly detailed. - at the factory, the paint defects are often corrected quickly by rotary polishing which can leave marks and holograms, so polishing corrects those, before you lock that in long term with a ceramic coating for example. - vehicles are then transported by truck, train and boat so they are exposed to the elements, industrial fallout, brake dust, rail dust, etc - vehicles are often left at boat docks (when transported by boat) or in exterior parking lots for weeks or months, again being exposed to the elements - at the dealership, the vehicles are almost always poorly prepped using the same dirty water that was used for all the cars on a given day, and poor washing and drying methods leading to swirls and scratches - at the dealership, a layer of cheap wax or paint sealant is usually applied to attempt to make the paint glossy prior to delivery. It's crucial to remove any previous protection before you apply a ceramic coating, as coatings need to bond directly to a virgin clear coat. If you only plan on applying a regular carnauba wax or paint sealant though, you could decide to skip machine polishing, as those protectants can be applied over existing protection and it's not as crucial to prep the paint as well. I explain all of this in this popular video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5jSqqV5Ypp2g8U So you can better visualize the new car prep process, here are the steps I perform on a brand new car for my customers: Audi RS6 Avant Performance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gma2gmOQfq92oJIsi=mcQiMs9HBLlaqjGK Mercedes AMG GT 63 Coupe: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anzdn6WdaL9mZ9E Mercedes S 580: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKLCpZmZrNesjKssi=whord2_UEFSg28UW Tesla Model 3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4eagoqtrtqDgpY Aston Martin Vantage: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXzKkmavj7uHp9E Volvo XC60: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqenc3Wbo82MfKM Porsche 911 Carrera: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJTOmpysl6ukqZY

[@CarlBurns-u8c]

Great review Pan, I seem to recall your girlfriend’s car was coated with Adams Advanced Graphene coating, I was using your reviews to benchmark what product I should use and ended up going for the Adams Advanced Graphene coating, which I am very impressed with. Was there anything adverse with the Adams product that we should be aware of? I recognize it now has your own brand of coating , but wanted to check on your Adams Advanced Graphene experience.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

My girlfriend's vehicle was coated with the Adam's Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating in October 2021 and the coating did well for the first 2 to 2.5 years, after which is started to fail in the lower portions of the doors and bumpers. So unfortunately, it would have never reached its claimed 9 years of durability in my conditions. So I decided to strip everything off and apply my own CLEAN By Pan 3-year ceramic coating in September 2024. Here's the video explaining all that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oovWgX5-g6hnn5Y The Adam's Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating was good at the time, but has now been surpassed by many of its competitors that cost less, are easier to apply, and have better properties in my opinion. Keep in mind the Adam's as of right now is 133$ USD on their website. At that price point, there are many great options on the market.

[@alphatango4689]

Interesting information. I'd like to point out however that I'm getting the same performance from two items in your own line. The Clean Shampoo and your 3 year coating. My environment is about the same as yours.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

What do you mean that you’re getting the same performance? I’m not sure I understand your comment..

[@alphatango4689]

@PanTheOrganizer I guess I should have made myself clearer. I was in a hurry. I feel like a PH spectrum is unnecessary when the Clean Shampoo is maintaining my hydrophobic properties along with your ceramic. The key in my amature opinion is the contact wash. I've not had any issues with road film or water spots after a good wash with your shampoo and proper drying technique with a quality microfiber towel. Maybe I missed something in your presentation.

[@algiordano9214]

Looking good Pan... A+. AL, NJ

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@TomScelfo]

I applied the Clean 8-year to one of my cars and love the results. I would like to do the same with my Macan when the existing coating is updated. The Macan is covered 100% with Xpel PPF and then coated with Xpel ceramic coating. Two questions: (1) is Clean 8-year compatible with PPF? (2) assuming I need to remove the Xpel ceramic coating before applying the Clean 8-year, what is your recommendation for doing that on PPF? Thanks!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Tim! Yes my coatings can be applied on PPF. I spoke about that in the coatings presentation video and many other videos. To remove a coating from paint or PPF, the only way to do that is by machine polishing. Then panel prep spray, then you apply the new coating. With XPEL PPF, check with your PPF installer, as apparently XPEL voids your warranty if you use coatings other than their own.

[@TomScelfo]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for your response! When you coated a Taycan Turbo with PPF two years ago, you used two coatings (Gtechniq and CarPro) and emphasized that they were specifically designed for PPF (by coincidence, that Taycan is the same Gentian Blue color as my Macan S). At the time, you said that it was important that a ceramic coating for PPF is flexible and designed to penetrate the PPF surface. The Clean 8-year ceramic coating that I applied to my wife's car seemed super hard, which is great on her clear-coated car. You also said in that video that you shouldn't use a normal panel prep because it may be too strong for PPF, so you diluted IPA to a 40% solution. I wasn't sure if the Clean Panel Prep might be too strong for PPF and require dilution. You also "super saturated" the application pad to begin - is that also a good idea for the Clean 8-year coating? However, that video was two years ago, so perhaps the coatings and prep materials have improved so much that your previous concerns are no longer an issue with the Clean products. Also, thanks for the excellent information regarding XPEL PPF and using a non-XPEL ceramic coating potentially causing warranty issues. Thanks again for your help!

[@aliensky5982]

Bonne vidéo pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Merci!! 💪🏻 Bonne année?

[@aliensky5982]

@PanTheOrganizer bonne année!

[@TheAlmightySushi]

In the rinseless system, can you presoak with preludio alkaline and use preludio acidic in the wash bucket?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No. The Preludio system is made to be used as a pre-treat BEFORE the rinseless wash method. Meaning you put the dilution in a spray bottle or pump sprayer, pre-spray on the surface, let it dwell (don’t let it dry!) and then do the rinseless wash method right on top. I will have a video on that soon.

[@j.coreyplestina234]

23:24 I would love to set this water beading test spray clip on repeat and add a relaxing audio and watch it for hours 😊 just giving you a glimpse into my brain lol OCDetailing

[@AllenReinecke]

😂 I get withdrawal symptoms when I can't get out there and clean my vehicles! VCDD - Vehicle Cleaning Deficit Disorder 😉

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hehe yeah it's like ASMR for the brain!

[@anatolysorokovik4607]

Thanks for the great video, Pan! Always looking forward to them. I need your pro tip. About 7-8 months ago, I had my vehicle protected: 65% Gyeon PPF, 35% Gyeon Syncro ceramic coating. I wash it with Gyeon Eco Wash (I like it) or occasionally with Gyeon PPF Wash (ph 6). Sometimes I pre-wash it with Gyeon Foam (neutral). Now in winter, I see the failing repellency mostly on PPF. It may be clogged, as you describe in the video. I was thinking of trying Gyeon Restart wash (ph 6), but I am not sure it will make a big difference compared to Gyeon PPF Wash (also ph 6), which I already use. All of them are a bit acidic, not alkaline. What would you recommend for reviving the coating in my case (and how often to repeat): - Gyeon Restart wash (ph 6) / Labocosmetica Primus 2.0 (ph 11). What would you recommend for regular maintenance: - Prewash: Gyeon Foam / Maniac Line Foam gun prewash. - Contact wash: Gyeon Eco Wash / Gyeon PPF wash / CarPro Reset (winner for coated cars in one of your videos).

[@davidligon6088]

Sure, I see lots of beading and sheeting, but if I left those beads on my car, there would be water spots everywhere. Do you dry the car off or just let it air dry?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I use a deionized water system in my garage so I cod let it air dry and the water would evaporate and leave no minerals behind. But if you have normal tap water, you should absolutely dry the vehicle as quickly as possible after the drying process, using a blower or microfiber drying towel. Regardless if your paint has protection or not on it.

[@tehbui604]

Hi Pan, Thanks for the video! I am in the market for a prewash to strip off all my existing sealant before i use your spray polish and 3 year cermamic coating. I was wondering if you plan on introducing some under CLEAN and when it would come or if i should go ahead and buy the labocosmetica prewash. Also, do you know when your pads will be restocked at the house or rags? Would the DIY Gold standard waffle pad be okay to use as a replacement for your foam polishing pad? Thanks again!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No prewash will fully strip off existing protection, regardless how good the stripping soap is. Stripping soaps and decon washes can only start thr breaking down process of existing paint protection. The only way to ensure 100% removal is by machine polishing. All of this is carefully explained in the instructions provided with my coatings. My polishing pads are all in stock in the USA. Were you referring to the Canadian website? In Canada, they should be available very soon. They are on their way to the Canadian warehouse. In the meantime, yes you can use the DIY Gold Standard waffle polishing pad or THOR’s blueberry pad with my CLEAN By Pan Spray Polish if you want to.

[@KurtNoBrainz]

Hey pan. Random question. What’s better or the difference between Koch Chemie Pw and S0.03. Thank you

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I haven’t used Pw so I don’t know. Did you ask Koch Chemie?

[@KurtNoBrainz]

@ No I have not. Not yet. I wanted to get your thought and see which one you’d prefer. Thank you anyways Pan

[@joseb4312]

I need 2 ph system from “ clean”

[@PanTheOrganizer]

:)

[@FRIVZ306]

Great, now the real question is what do i do when i detail outside and its below 32 degrees but no heavy salt just dust?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I would never recommend detailing in temperatures below 50F as that is not a good user experience, and most chemicals aren't designed to work well in near freezing or freezing temperatures. You'd find it to be a nightmare trying to wash your car all while the soap or rinseless wash are freezing on the surface. There aren't many miracles unfortunately. Either you wait for warmer days, clean your car in your garage if you have a heated garage, go to a self-serve wash bay and do the job there, or bring your car to a reputable professional detailer near you and have them do it for you. The same goes for someone asking if it's ok to wash and ceramic coat their car in direct sunlight in 110F weather, and they also have hard water issues where they live. There are limits to what one can do outside when conditions aren't appropriate for detailing.

[@FRIVZ306]

@ Not even like a Waterless Wash as I heard that they have a lower freezing point.

[@BobBohner4851]

Pan I just download the dilution mix calculator you heated. It’s great but doesn’t contain dilution info for Clean products. Can you get them to add it please?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It’s not my app. It’s just a general dilution app regardless of what product you are using. So for example, both my soap and rinseless wash are a 1:256 dilution ratio in the wash bucket. That means 0.5 oz of soap for every gallon of water. In 4 gallons of water, you’d add 2 oz of product. For the shampoo, in the foam cannon, a 1:10 ratio is a good starting point. 3 oz of shampoo and 27 oz of water, for a total of 30 oz in the foam cannon container. Those are the only two products from my lineup that you dilute.

[@rayinbc]

Is the app just for IOS by any chance? Couldn't find it on the Play Store. Awesome video tks from Vancouver....😊

[@BobBohner4851]

@ I’m just a viewer. Proper name for app is Solution ratio calculator. Try searching for that. Let me know if that helps

[@BobBohner4851]

@ perfect. I’ll make note. You’re tops

[@TraconWizard]

​@@rayinbc I couldn't find the exact app, but there are others.

[@rosemarierichet928]

Bonne année à toi et ta famille Pan,sur qu elle site on peux avoir tes produits pour la France?bisous 😂

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Bonne année! Les produits ne sont pas en France encore, mais on espère bientôt. Ça sera sur le site de The House Of Rags France lorsque celui-ci sera en opération.

[@Reaper-Jim]

Labocosmetico have some really nice products. I don’t think I can come up with a logical argument against them at this point. The only thing is, they’re not priced for professional use. Otherwise, I can’t see anyone not enjoying their products. 😊😊😊

[@cgraham6]

Just when I was getting into a comfortable groove with rinseless and decon wash...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

There will always be new things to add to one's knowledge and arsenal. :)

[@cgraham6]

@PanTheOrganizer And that's why we'll keep coming back to you, Pan. We don't want to get left behind!

[@NeilNatic]

Anyone have an Android dikution calculator app they recommend?

[@the_wilkini]

Is this stuff better than your own range of cleaning products?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don’t have alkaline or acidic soaps in my range yet.

[@dturbonator]

The product is it matte paint friendly ?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes.

[@yveschapdelaine5240]

Salut Pan j habite sur la rive sud de Montréal, ou peut on acheter ton fabuleux savon ph neutre Clean. Je comprends que ton savon semble être fabriqué au USA.. Mais pour un gars du Québec, j aurais aimé pouvoir utiliser tes produits sans pour Autant payer des frais exagérés. Merci , un p’tit gars d ici

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Salut Yves! Bonne année à toi. Mes produits sont disponibles sur le site canadien ici: tinyurl.com/5d9wraca Donc tu peux tout acheter sans avoir à te soucier à payer des frais d'importations. :)

[@yveschapdelaine5240]

@ merci Pan et bonne année à toi également, bon succès 👍

[@newjdm]

So you need a compatible sprayer for the acidic soap, right?

[@Bull1the1Great]

You can use any one but bear in mind , you need to rinse it very well after the use . And yes it will eat it slowly with time. I used alkaline solutions in regular sprayer and it ate the rubber seals , but I bought the spare ones ( kwazar ).

[@newjdm]

@ Thanks. The Marolex foamer specifically says to only use alkaline and ph neutral. So I might get the iK specifically for acidic

[@Bull1the1Great]

@newjdm for the peace of mind and longevity of sprayers, ofc

[@j.coreyplestina234]

3:21 For the detail I'm currently doing on a 2022 Lexus RC 350 F SPORT which will have the 8yr CLEAN. Ceramic Coating! I just did the 3ph decon wash using #labocosmetica Primus 2.0 then Purifica followed by CLEAN. Shampoo contact wash, and then Gyeon redefined iron w/ CLEAN. Clay Towel! 👍👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Great!