What's better: bottles or gallons of detail products? DIY Detail Podcast #22

[@pgill2682]

I have to give props where it's due. I received a hand written letter from Nick himself and his business card thanking me for ordering and letting me know his thoughts . Who does that anymore ???? Rinseless is phenomenal as expected 👏. Props to these guys actually "caring " and providing quality products but also going the extra mile and making sure good sprayers and bottles are used etc... at first I thought it was a gift card but I was still shocked at the letter !! Thank you Nick and Ivan , this is how you do business !

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you!

[@rubenharris9241]

For the products I like, I tend to get a 16oz bottle and a Gallon. I use the gallon size to refill the 16oz bottle. 👍

[@diydetailofficial]

I like that too, just for the aesthetic consistency 👍

[@willoverkill8461]

I didn't think about the different types of plastics for different bottle sizes affecting shelf life, but it makes sense!

[@diydetailofficial]

R&D is very important and involved.

[@tomconnors6310]

I was a little hesitate to get these products not like there is not enough of these on the market. I pulled the trigger and bought the bottles of the polish, ceramic gloss and the yellow polish pad, and the rinseless wash. I was impressed with the ease of use and the results were amazing, that I have reordered in gallons waiting for it to arrive. I am Canadian like Yvan I wanted to try his stuff and wow I am a fan of DIY DETAIL. Thanks guys from a DIY weekender. Ottawa Ontario Canada.

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you.

[@davidpoto9856]

love this new venture. i have been detailing for like 65 years old. now i am 73 and revitalized. have owned and sold every piece of detaling equipment possible, dupray steamers, mytee extractors, and portercable, griots, and now to flex and rupes. keep up the good work and thanks for moving diy detailing forward

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you, age is just a number.

[@stevenv9224]

I bought all in the gallons because the product are great. The best part is and it’s a money saver when you buy more you get a discount. Glad you guys do that.

[@diydetailofficial]

Absolutely, thanks for supporting us.

[@Ruhdiculus]

I always try to do dry carpet extractions; helps me save so much time and money for typically the same result. For the diy, they would still like that if possible. A dedicated tire cleaner that really, really cleans the tire. I haven’t tried all clean but most APC’s don’t match what a dedicated tire cleaner does. Dedicated clay lube for these diy people that want a specific product. I love every product and some of the products you guys have nobody else is close to or touching. Awesome products, and some awesome guys with a a great reputation and lots of knowledge!

[@diydetailofficial]

Yeah we’ve toyed around with the idea of a dedicated clay lube, definitely a possibility for the future. You should try All Clean in the gallon form it might convert you:) it’s pretty great stuff

[@davidruggles996]

Yes! LOVE the Tolco sprayers you guys include. For next product development ideas, how about an encap system that works well with Yvan's low-moisture Bonnet-style carpet/upholstery methods. Most DIY folks might not have a rotary, but most have a cordless drill...

[@diydetailofficial]

Great idea

[@stephen1503]

There’s a carpet cleaning company called Encap Store that’s developing aerosol versions of their most popular Encap cleaner. That would be a neat idea here. Aerosol foam is a great product for the DIYer who only handles the occasional stains. And if it didn’t need to be rinsed away? Even better!

[@DETAILINGDETAILING-hb7bj]

nice video glad you offer gallons with most products

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you

[@gregplant8761]

Fantastic news to ship to the U.K. Thanks guys x

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you, yes we have distributors in the UK Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors

[@23dothedew]

I think it’s only right you guys develop a trim restorer next! I picked up a gallon of incredible suds for Black Friday. Can’t wait to try it out.

[@diydetailofficial]

Great idea! And thanks for the support!!

[@havingtoomuchfun4806]

No need to develop a trim restorer, that why Solution Finish exists.

[@victoryensured7137]

A warm hello to you DIY Detail team! I just used today for the first time your mineral deposit remover (I can't go back to calling it a water spot remover... Just can't 🤣) and it's godlike tier chemical!!!!! I had a wheel coating that was like 4 months old and driven only in dry but heavy break dust but cleaned rgulary - still it clogged, few magical sprays later - boom.. Beads all over. I NEVER used such a high performing chemical (as most of them just eat up the coating or compromise it in some way) and I want it.. I just need it in my life, so it will be my first one to ask you for a gallon of it, I would buy it in an instant and I would use it often as I need to unclog the wheels often (even though I use DI water on them.. why the buildup 🤔) and the sprayers are amazing, the scents are amazing in your products as well. Gosh I just enjoy your lineup the more I buy the more I want it. Next will be your Gold standard polish - just waiting for the mashines to come to EU

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you!

[@steveclark2426]

I definitely prefer buying the gallon size. I like having the original size with label and great triggers. A great product idea would be a windshield protection that can survive wipers and Canadian winters. Love your video style!

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you! Glass coatings are difficult because of the abrasion of the wipers.

[@jayz313]

Nice video, guys. Surprisingly informative for a simple topic. Love the Tolco Sprayers. For a new product I would like to see something I can spray on carpeting to really release hair, both animal and human.

[@diydetailofficial]

That’s a great idea thank you for the feedback!

[@stephen1503]

I know some say glass cleaners can help along with fabric softeners--so if they could find an anti static spray that wouldn’t harm the fibers, or could work as a pre spray and/or a hair releaser 👀👀👀

[@robpeluso2852]

Great video! Thank you both for everything you do! A DIY Waterless Wash product would be a great product for a precision wash on classic cars!

[@diydetailofficial]

It’s coming:)

[@robpeluso2852]

Awesome! With both of you behind it I’m sure it will be amazing! Can’t wait!!

[@piggietruckerjones7545]

My big thing is I want your products available on Amazon. That is where I buy all my stuff. Thanks for the video.

[@diydetailofficial]

We want them there as well, it’s a work in progress

[@andrewcramer7214]

Why give bezos a cut when they offer such a killer deal on shipping? Don't get me wrong I give a lot of money to Amazon. But for detailing retailers that over free shipping I make sure they get the better margins!

[@mikev1766]

Yuuuuup, love the sprayers that come with your products guys. Just started dipping into All Clean myself as a DIYer, I quickly bought the gallon; it's just so good and versatile. It's become my wheel cleaner, pre-wash on lower panels during rinseless wash, some tougher interior jobs with the kids in the back seat at 30:1 when my standard interior cleaner doesn't work, I just learned about using it a salt stain cleaner at 15:1 from Yvan himself in a different video, and yes rubber floor mats as well (though do you try 30:1 with rubber mats or just jump in with 15:1?).

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you. 30/1 on floor mats

[@tristengarrett4198]

I wanna see the quick beads in gallon! I love that stuff

[@diydetailofficial]

We got it! diydetail.com/products/quick-beads

[@Fast-N-Clean]

Ordered me a gallon of rinseless wash plus two mystery boxes can't wait

[@diydetailofficial]

🙏 thanks!!

[@GoTMLGo1967]

Car wash Ideas: 1. Graphene car wash: regular soap and rinseless, McKee’s 37 is the only one I know has one but not sure if the graphics for better cleaning ability or protection. 2. Car wash and wax: regular soap and rinseless with synthetic waxes to make the paint glow as if you’ve just waxed the car 3. Si02 car wash: regular and rinseless 4. A gloss enchantment car wash and rinseless wash. Chemical guys has a soap called Glossworks, would like more on the market. I’m know you guys are about keeping it simple but these are just ideas. Combine them all into one…never seen on the market yet I’m sure. 😉 Like that you guys are NO BS, simple, telling as it is. Love the podcast and education videos you have. Learning something new. Thinking of switching over when I’ve used up my other products.

[@diydetailofficial]

Great ideas! We’ve got a number of products in development or that we are testing, time will tell if and when they get released:) thanks for the support!!

[@GoTMLGo1967]

@@diydetailofficial thanks for the reply! And to add to the other idea. More sunlight friendly products as most of us DIY’ers don’t have the luxury of a garage. Thanks again!

[@diydetailofficial]

All of our products can be used in the sun, with appropriate caution of course.

[@Rick-bd3qf]

Where I live in Canada, I cannot find any rinseless wash products in my local stores. Please get your products into Canadian Tire, Home Depot, or Walmart.

[@diydetailofficial]

Unfortunately Rinseless isn’t a good fit with retail stores. The length of time it takes a consumer to go through a bottle is longer than retailers enjoy. In Canada you can get DIY Detail Rinseless from Carzilla.ca

[@andrewcramer7214]

As a pro, I tend to not even bother a product not available as concentrate or in a gallon. For more than a decade I've wanted to try Larry's line, ammo, and I just can't bring myself to do it as he clearly has no interest in supporting or providing chems to pros. I greatly appreciate you guys offering in gallons. I'm anxiously awaiting my orders to arrive and I would have probably tried the line because I trust you two greatly, but I wouldn't have gobbled it up so quick if it wasn't available in gallons. From what I've heard/ my trust in you guys, this stuff is far to good to avoid selling to pros, and the purely diy guy with one car, the gallon will make you more money too imo as no one will use up a 16oz of a killer chemical and not buy the gallon right afterwards. The next product I'd like to see is a stupid simple stain removal system, and especially something similar to opt carpet and fabric. That stuff is absolutely magical and I know a more modern take on that product would be unbeatable! The absolute best chemical for headliners imo!

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you, more to come.

[@thecleanoffroader]

I learned alot behind the scenes of Adam's Polishes. There was a ton of relabeling. He also is Jay Lenos garage. All there aerosol cans are actually Stoner Products. His ceramic was closest to his own formula thru B&B.

[@diydetailofficial]

The industry is very much intertwined.

[@05xrunner]

i am a DIY enthusiast and I have gallon of Rinseless and a gallon of All clean coming, I also ordered 16oz version so I can also refill the bottles from the gallons so they look nice on the wall rack and its already labeled and ready to go. Maybe a Graphene or ceramic infused Rinseless or shampoo

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you, good idea

[@jeffb2319]

I love the products and the customer service! As I run out of products I'm replacing them with DIY details products because I've had such a good experience with them. I'd love to see a glass sealant/coating, like AM Rain. I'd also love to see something like Gyeon Can Coat. A 1 year sprayable coating would be amazing. I don't have the space to put a car in a garage for a full blown ceramic coating, but something that cures in a few hours and can be topped at that point would be fantastic! As an Uber driver, when my customers comment on how glossy and good the car looks, I tell them to check out your products and they won't be disappointed!

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you, for both your glass and paint, check out DIY Detail Quick Beads, it’s easy to apply as rinsing, and with a well maintained car ( as a proud Uber driver we know you keep your car clean)lasts a very long time.

[@jeffb2319]

@@diydetailofficial I use quick beads on the paint right now. And it's amazing. The slickness and gloss outlast almost everything I've tried that's a spray and rinse. I haven't tried it on glass yet but I will have to give that a shot. As a car guy, I can't wait to go to the car shows this spring and show off just how good it looks.

[@diydetailofficial]

Excellent, what kind of car do you take to shows?

[@jeffb2319]

@@diydetailofficial while I'm a muscle car guy at heart. I currently show a 2018 Mazda CX-3. I like showing a grocery getter and daily driver can look damn good and keep up with the trailer queens 😁

[@stevel3881]

I love an all in one wheel and tire cleaner.

[@diydetailofficial]

That’s our All Clean

[@dandydonslife9869]

Great news and info, thanks…

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you.

[@santiagotruillo8673]

I been using your rinseless wash for cleaning my interiors that aren't gross. Should i get the clean and protect instead? I've been really liking the RW for interior so far. Yall are the freaking best

[@diydetailofficial]

If you like the Rinseless, no need to change.

[@joelcleare]

As a DIY’er I always buy the gallon.

[@diydetailofficial]

Good call

[@RedErin]

Your products are phenomenal. I’m not a business, just wash our own cars and it’s so therapeutic and calming. Thanks to the BF sale I picked up some refresher supplies and am now wishing I’d just bought gallons, seriously loving everything i bought. I’ll be back for more. The clay towel? Wow. Followed Yvan’s instructions and did a couple panels and half the hood on my mother’s 17 yr old car and it now looks brand new. Hey she babies her car and has kept it because it’s the most reliable car she’s ever had and it’s just a great crossover for her. Car washes, both wish brushes and brushless is all she’s ever done, so yes the paint is not pristine and has never been detailed but… all these products just make it look fabulous and the clay towel is just that last step that made it gorgeous. That iron remover truly didn’t smell awful and a couple sprays did the job so it’s a great value. Oh and tI’he sprayers are so comfortable and work well. Big thumbs up for that choice! In the past Ive just bought sprayers for like welding, those are usually top notch for comfort and durability.

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you so much! What kind of vehicle does she drive?

[@TheSvoboda]

Hey guys! Obviously a DIY line, but think there is a market for the pros! Would love to see a fabric cleaner for headliner, seats, carpet all fabrics. A good heavy stain remover and how to use it would be huge! Speaking of pros, how do you feel about a water blade squeegee after applying rinseless and before drying with a drying aid to speed up drying?

[@diydetailofficial]

Definitely a no no with water blade squeegee!! Very likely to scratch paint. It’s fine on windows if you want to use it….as for fabric cleaner, duly noted:)

[@BacnDude]

Upholstery and carpet cleaner and no need for an extractor sound like a win for most people

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you

[@a-listmobilesetailing]

Hey guys will you guys offer wholesale pricing and monthly plan for the professionals that want to buy in bulk and quantity? Would definitely enroll in that because I love your guys products excellent products for the professionals as well and maybe 32oz bottle to refill products idk just spit balling lol love the content guys keep it up fellas👍👍

[@diydetailofficial]

Yes, send an email to [e-mail]

[@thesamsquatch5224]

Very interesting topic but a very necessary conversation to have. Myself I'm not a professional however, for myself incredible suds and rinseless I'd buy in a gallon those I'd use more of. The iron remover possibly, it all depends like you said: do you need a full gallon, it certainly is more cost effective. Great video! I'm curious about the undercarriage of vehicles especially in harsh winter. I'm wondering if you can coat with quick beads or maybe a water activated protectant that you can put in a foam cannon to help with salt and rust

[@diydetailofficial]

Thanks for watching! interesting idea, yes DIY Detail Quick Beads would help to clean it the next time.

[@stephen1503]

Yvan has taught that carnauba spray wax works great as a perforated clay towel lube because of the perforation mixed with the thickness of the lube makes for a virtually mar free finish. What I would love to see is a thick clay lube that leaves as little protection behind as possible-if none at all. That way I can use it with my clay towel prior to an alternate LSP, polishing, or coating--without worry of marring the surface. I know rinseless can make a great clay lube but this would make for a more universal lubricant that would be a hole in many peoples arsenals. Better yet if you could have it flash away, or be polymer based, so the user could continue on without the need to buff it off

[@diydetailofficial]

You can use DIY Detail Quick Beads in conjunction with DIY Detail Rinseless Wash to clay and seal in one step kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHrReGOXp9akeLs

[@stevenv9224]

Oh yeah I like the sprayer they do the job and they great.

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you

[@ethanblan435]

Great point on the iron remover. I got a 17oz bottle of another company’s iron remover about a year ago and have used it probably 5 times. I’ve used about a third of the bottle. What areas do you find an all purpose cleaner to be useful? The only places I use mine currently are the pedals, gas doors, and the occasional prewash if it’s really dirty.

[@diydetailofficial]

All Clean is great for wheels and tires as well.

[@havingtoomuchfun4806]

Great discussion gents. Your products need to be in gallons simply because they are superior to a lot of the products pro’s are buying now. Keep the lip fuzz Nick, reminds me of Freddy Mercury.

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you, we tried really hard to make everything we would use in a professional setting.

[@theTHiiiNG]

I'd love to be able to access the product line in Australia at some point

[@diydetailofficial]

So would we, ask your favourite product distributor to contact us.

[@qwizz725]

Gallon rinseless wash , my car is never dirty since ivan introduced me to rinseless washing. Will order, thank you

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you

[@mutatedgenome]

Your All Clean 16oz is a 15:1 dilution. What are it's uses at this concentration? What cleaning situations would you suggest using a higher concentration and what would be the ratio? What cleaning situations would you suggest using a lower concentration and what would be the ratio?

[@diydetailofficial]

15/1 is what we suggest for exterior use( wheels, engines, door jambs. 30/1 or 60/1 for interiors. A stronger mix or rarely needed.

[@gorillanismo]

Love the channel, the team and the product line and here is my 2 cents: 1) Can you dilute Rinseless Wash as a Waterless Wash??? What dilution??? 2) Can you dilute Rinseless Wash as a Clay Lube??? What dilution??? 3) Amazing sprayers and pricing, please dont change that, it is one of the things that sets you apart 4) Would like to see a car interior cleaner that can be used on: leather, hard plastics, piano black, natural wood veneer, carpets, fabrics, alcantara and leave nothing behind other than a fresh nice subtle scent. No protection, no UV inhibitors, just a pure cleaner that is dilutable so user decides strength. Maybe from using it straight to maybe a 1:3 or 1:5. 5) A little outside the box but would like to see a self leveling spray coating, so wipe on and walk away that gives around 1yr durability with high gloss and hydrophobicity 6) Another great product would be an insane gloss enhancer in a form of drying aid/lubricant. Durability no more than 5-7 days, just pure gloss gloss and slickness thanks Nick & Ivan, you guys are will change the industry...

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you! We can help with a few of your great suggestions. 1: yes, 128/1, or use it in a foamer at 256/1. 2: For clay lube keep it at 256/1 3: thank you 4: use our Rinseless wash at 256/1 you can go to 128/1 if needed. 5: DIY Detail Quick Beads will give you an easy 4 months protection, and it’s as easy as spray on , Rinse off, enjoy. 6: DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss fits that bill, with the exception of durability, 5-7 months is better than 5-7 days.

[@gorillanismo]

@@diydetailofficial thanks for your response, keep em coming, Im your fan... Another one is a 1 step sprayable compound, no protection, but something that can deal with more deeper scratches but without the need to follow up with a polish...

[@diydetailofficial]

The Gold Standard is on the way.

[@wademiyataki9221]

The bottles are good for products you want to try or for stuff you don’t use as often. Gallons tend to be the better value for things you use daily or weekly, like a rinseless wash. Would be nice to see a rinseless that also leaves behind a little protection.

[@PolishedMobileDetailing503]

ONR wash + wax

[@diydetailofficial]

All in time

[@Reaper-Jim]

Professional vs home use is a huge difference for everything detail oriented. Home use just means using what works best for you and your personal preferences regardless of cost. Professional means using ONLY what you need for what needs it and essentially investing in products that do that in the most economical way. With that being said, DIY Detail is NOT ideal for professional use. Home use? Absolutely. Is it pro-grade? Sure, I’m sure many would argue for that. But just because something is pro-grade does not mean it transitions for pro applications. For example, I’ve known many pro detailers who bought in to the Chemical Guys, Griots, Adam’s, Gyeon, etc., brands. Are they still professional detailers now? No, well mostly no. Those that transitioned to actual professional detailing products are still operating. Why? Because real professional detailing products are economical and effective … and that’s really all you need. I get it. Boutique detailing supplies are great … for home use. But let’s be real, detailing 3-5 vehicles a day using boutique detailing products is exponentially more expensive than using regular professional detailing products. Those are just facts. No, regular professional detailing products aren’t glamorous, popular on KZbin, cool sounding, come in rgb led bottles, have angel tears or smell like cookies and cream. They are designed to be effective and economical. That’s it. It’s ultimately about the bottom line = enabling the professional detailer the ability to maximize profit while delivering the goods. The math … For 3 gallons of water, 3 ounces of soap ($1.98) per wash times 4 ($7.92) vehicles a day times 5 days a week = $39.60 That’s IF you don’t use a cannon or pre-soak. Now take the same scenario with a standard professional soap, you get 3 gallons of water using 3 ounces of soap ($.42) per wash times 4 ($1.68) vehicles a day times 5 days a week = $8.40 Do you see the difference? Now keep in mind, this applies to ALL detailing products not just soap or APC. It’s everything. You are not going to be as profitable using boutique products as you would using regular professional products. ‘Oh well just charge more for the detail” said no successful professional detailer ever. Typical basic details range from $250-$350, people charging more than that aren’t detailers, they’re con artists. Bah …. steering off course here a bit. The point here is that nobody is ever going to argue the effectiveness of DIY Detail products. I’m sure a ton of research and development went in to each product. But make no mistake, a true professional detailer is NOT going to be using these products in a professional environment. And if they do, they won’t for long. It’s just not a sustainable solution. But using these types of products for home use is a no brainer for those inclined to have the best. EDIT: Just realized how long this was. Apologies. 😊😊😊

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you for taking the time to write all of that

[@nathanaelayala766]

I know you guys have interior clean/protect But how about an exterior trim dressing? Or trim restorer?

[@diydetailofficial]

A few people have said this now…duly noted:)

[@D_Rok80]

Love the products. picked up 5 products in gallon size. My only issue is i spill product all the time. I’ve tried funnels and I still manage to spill. Any pro tips?

[@diydetailofficial]

You can use a DEF pouring spout on gallons

[@Rich--J]

Received my BF shipment and went with gallon size on several items--just a weekend warrior. Question about your glass cleaner? The write up doesn't say if it's tint friendly or not? As always, thanks!!!

[@diydetailofficial]

It’s tint friendly 👍

[@joelsantana6104]

I would like to see a tire coating that last a while from you guys, an air freshener for interior that last for a while and not evaporate a day later, a wheel and tire cleaner that foams good and protects from rust and leaves some sort of protection, a coating similar to can coat in ease in use and durability.

[@diydetailofficial]

Great suggestions.

[@NickM1013]

Maybe a hybrid polish that cuts 6/10 and finishes 10/10.

[@diydetailofficial]

Stay tuned…

[@ryanl8653]

What is the RTU dilution of the 16 Oz. All Clean? Also, I am not seeing a Tar remover in your lineup, which would be nice? What size is the clay towel, you show it as 9X9, but some places show 12x12?

[@diydetailofficial]

The 16oz All Clean is the equivalent of 15/1. Tar remover is in the current R&D rotation. The clay towel is 12x12, thank you for catching that, we will correct our website.

[@kevinphillips4008]

Is All Clean one your chemicals that you are not a able to store in the 16 oz bottle in a concentrated form because of the type of plastic vs the plastic used for the gallon?

[@diydetailofficial]

No it’s fine.

[@kevinphillips4008]

@@diydetailofficial Any chance you will offer a concentrated 16 oz? I think a gallon will be tough for me to finish before it expires. Thanks.

[@diydetailofficial]

It will last for years, and it has done many uses you will find yourself using in place of many other items . kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqKlYnWpoJ6Krsksi=_y-umWWbtW5Sg4hy

[@MikeGDetailing]

For a product tester like myself that shares the experience on my channel then small bottles or my garage would be full of gallon size containers. But good to have both to refill the bottle. By the way can all clean be used on interiors? Also why ceramic instead of Graphene for the paint coating? Good stuff guys.

[@diydetailofficial]

Yes, dilute the concentrated All Clean 30/1 for interiors. The All Clean in the 16oz bottle should be diluted 2/1 for interiors. For the coating we wanted simplicity of installation above all else. That said new items are always in development.

[@Ptishereonutube]

I would love to buy the sprayer with the exact bottle you use 1. I can't seem to find them 2. I'd really love empty sprayers with the specific product labels on so I can buy the gallon jugs and save some $ on not purchasing filled spray bottles.

[@diydetailofficial]

Unfortunately selling empty bottles is not feasible at this time.

[@Line-vw5io]

getting in to the products... Why is it, what you need most on a car (water spot remover, you have to spray the complete car) that this product is not available in liters? (and panel prep?)

[@diydetailofficial]

They are coming soon in larger quantities

[@Line-vw5io]

@@diydetailofficial 🙏🏼

[@aldaley3537]

If a product is great, load up by getting it in gallons. Rinseless Wash, incredible suds, and glass cleaner. Price is what you pay, value is what you get. How about an oleophobic Graphene Oxide Ceramic Coating?

[@diydetailofficial]

Thanks for the feedback, I agree about the gallons. We are currently developing a number of products, very likely there will be another coating at some point …. But these things take time

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

As someone who loves detailing. I am interested in a compound that finish down well smells good. Also why isn't there a microfiber pad on the market with a beveled edge? They make wool and foam beveled but not a microfiber pad? Any answer for that? Rupes makes microfiber pads not beveled same with B&S with their great Uro fiber Pads. Also maybe a spray coating? A lot of spray coatings on the market claim 1 year. Even when tested and taken care of gave 7 months tops with average beading. Carnauba spray wax? That's all I have so far 😂

[@diydetailofficial]

You will love the Gold Standard Polishing System. No plans for a MF pad, but we have a cutting pad in the works. DIY Detail Quick Beads can really be considered a spray coating ( as long as you don’t use too much😉

[@john_dee1431]

To Nick’s point, it isn’t stupid to offer gallons. Word of mouth growth favors the value proposition.

[@diydetailofficial]

Thanks

[@MrStimar]

Hi, a question related to Europe supply? How can we get your stuff in Europe? Germany, England ? I'm barely finding rinseless whashes here (from the top 3 product brands ).

[@diydetailofficial]

We are in talks with a few different distributors, to help , ask your favourite distributors to supply you with DIY Detail.

[@johnlanore599]

When are your compound and polish sprays coming out? Also under your guys black friday sale on your site under nicks, it says kit instead of mitt. Just letting yea guys know so it didnt confuse anyone.

[@diydetailofficial]

First of the year if all goes well. Thank you for the comment.

[@watuzi]

Tried to use the BF30 code before midnight and it doesn't work?

[@diydetailofficial]

Midnight Eastern Time Zone

[@j-sonS]

My steam cleaner has a 48 oz water reservoir....how much rinseless should i add to it?

[@diydetailofficial]

1/4 oz

[@Wes23Sut]

Would love a dedicated wheel and tire cleaner to replace BB

[@diydetailofficial]

Have you tried All Clean in the concentrated/gallon form? You can play around with dilution to get it to VERY strong lol

[@Wes23Sut]

@@diydetailofficial one of the only products I don’t have lol

[@diydetailofficial]

diydetail.com/collections/all

[@vicjensik5985]

What is the dilution ratio on the ready to use All Clean?

[@diydetailofficial]

15/1

[@Ecdetails]

Time to pick some up and do a video diy rinseless vs my current favorites for my business absolute and adg fuzion

[@diydetailofficial]

Yessir! Todays the day to do it…30% off

[@Ecdetails]

@@diydetailofficial already on it! And I’m try ceramic interior, put it up against my current workflow

[@iwayned]

Being in Canada I have a problem(s) 1) No body oiffers free shipping to Canada. 2) trhis time of year detailing my car is difficult because it is COLDer - so products that work in Cold (that is below 32*F of 0*C. That would be a break through for the northern clinmates. Now your chemist really has a challenge. How many products can fit that requesst?

[@diydetailofficial]

Many fit that if you use hot water. At the moment Carzilla is our distributor.

[@moisesperez3693]

Hey guys, I ordered 1 of each kits and an IK sprayer. The BF30 doesn't apply to the IK sprayer? Just wondering

[@diydetailofficial]

Unfortunately we couldn’t go below MAP prices.

[@moisesperez3693]

@@diydetailofficial thank you for the quick response

[@diydetailofficial]

Our pleasure.

[@drive2siva]

Carpet shampoo/cleaner from your brand would be nice.

[@diydetailofficial]

On the way.

[@AdamSparks-nw7zi]

I’d like to have Waterless wash in a gallon

[@diydetailofficial]

Stay tuned.

[@MoparMarc426]

We need a wheel cleaner that doesn’t need rinsed

[@diydetailofficial]

Rinseless Wash:)

[@J1Z06]

Gallons that can be poured into bottles 😃😎

[@diydetailofficial]

Haha fair enough

[@johnwhisenant3481]

Just don't end up being like Mickey's 37 where they have tons of products that do the same thing.

[@diydetailofficial]

Slight overlapping is inevitable, but rest assured, no multiples of the same thing.

[@nathanaelayala766]

Hey Nick!! You should really shave that mustache 😂😂

[@diydetailofficial]

Have you contributed to Movember? ca.movember.com/support-us/donate

[@Archeagle]

J'ai hate d'essayer mes produits ;)

[@diydetailofficial]

Bientôt

[@carolinasautodetailing1735]

Gallons

[@diydetailofficial]

Agreed!

[@julientaylor]

Your product All Clean 16oz (RTU) makes no sense! What is the dilution ratio? Is it 15:1 or 30:1? Can it be used on the interior or exterior? You guys have to make up your mind..........!

[@diydetailofficial]

It’s 15/1 which is our recommended dilution for exterior use.

[@MrChuckwagon55]

What measurement size is the cap for the rinseless wash gallon? Half an ounce, one ounce? Thank you, great video.

[@diydetailofficial]

It’s exactly the same as our cap on the 16 oz bottle, 1/2 oz kzbin.infohYXRCyRrleM?feature=share

[@MrChuckwagon55]

@@diydetailofficial - Thank you!