WORLD’S BEST Ceramic Coatings! 3-year & 8-year Protection by CLEAN By Pan The Organizer!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

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[@nigelturner3251]

In the UK looking out to sea for the boat to arrive. Can’t wait to test the line up - looks incredible Pan.

[@seniorbennett4835]

I ordered the 3-year coating 5 days ago and the label was just printed today.

[@dilz6051]

Love your work! Im in Austalia, any idea when and where your products will be available?

[@TheDexus23]

Pan, do you have any idea when your products will be available in EU?

[@arronhyde]

Will they ship to australia?

[@jeffc6832]

I know this is a huge launch for you and there is only so much info you can provide, but I was hoping for a little more detail in what makes your coatings different or better than what is currently out on the market. This video just seems more opaque than a typical coating video from you. Some more info on the 8 yr coating would be nice too.

[@jaxcze9238]

It is great, but white car for the torture test is not ideal. Darker one will be much better.

[@ruebarb1]

I couldn't see the beading either, regardless of the screen. They weren't focused properly either and too much backlight coming in from outside and bouncing off the white, bright light to your back not your face when taking pics/vids. Hope this professional camera Team does better work than this on the other vids.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Use a black car, and people who own a white or silver car are disappointed. Use a white car, and people want to see a black car used hehe. The coating on one half of the vehicle needed to be applied 7 days in advance for the chemical torture test. So it was hard for Eddie to get a customer to leave him a car for that long. He used his white Tesla (his other vehicle is a light silver Toyota Tundra). We had a black car come in later that day for other tests. But we only had one day to do the videos, so we worked with what we had in hand. I hope you can appreciate that. But even on white, it was quite clear to me watching on my computer or TV. Even on my iPhone. That being said, I’ll have plenty more videos in the future with different color cars. You can already see what the hydrophobics look like on a darker paint in my unveiling video right here by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvRlJmLlpZkfKMsi=WkjQzJRxJfgMjCSl&t=1302

[@AllenReinecke]

Sounds too good to be true! I'll wait to see some independent testing. Never trust the salesman!

[@TheHouseofRags]

We 100% agree but also fun fact these videos were shot in one take and whatever the results are were final. Looking forward to the all the independent testing of a line the THOR team is extremely proud of! 🫡🧼

[@mikevandehey7734]

President and CEO

[@timkinley1779]

He is proclaiming it as the 'World's Best'. Imagine all of the trust he has built up in gaining an audience... time to cash in. It is a business model.

[@BackroadsAutoDetail]

@@timkinley1779 wow support him while he supports you then throw dirt on him when he tries to help in the best way possible some of you guys are unreal 🤦

[@RhinestoneRhino]

⁠what's wrong with that?

[@AllenReinecke]

Did my first wash after 7 days yesterday. The beading was excellent and the wash process was so easy. The foam was indeed quickly rejected by the coating. After a thorough inspection, I had zero high spots anywhere and full coverage. ❤

[@AllenReinecke]

While it never rained on the car, the road was wet on day 6. The back end of the car had a different look from my previous ceramic spray coating. The nature of the dried dirt clearly illustrated the extreme hydrophobics. Looked very messy on a dark gray paint with the multitude of round blobs but just disappeared with a rinse.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

That’s great to hear Allen!! Glad to hear the super positive user experience you are getting. Congrats on having a top tier coating on your car. All that’s left to do now is enjoy it. 👍🏻

[@tj1470]

I'd also like to see John from Forensic Detailing test the durability of the coating. He'd most likely coat a black hood/bonnet and hit it with chemicals every day for 3 months.

[@Lassitude1001]

Only perosn I'd trust to actually test this honestly.

[@victoryensured7137]

I agree! I really like his channel.

[@tj1470]

Johns great! He's a really nice guy, spoken to him via comments a few times. Very helpful and extremely honest.

[@TheBreakfastLover]

​@@Lassitude1001I'd also recommend Dmitry's Garage for objective testing.

[@rooboy99]

Dmitrys garage is another great tester on coatings.

[@ThereAreSomeWhoCallMeTim-j1k]

It's a bit unsettling to see Eddie transition into the thing he's railed against for the entire history of his channel.

[@Miketime969]

Time for him to cash in. Can you blame him? The products are probably decent

[@NightcruiserMA]

With all due respect, Pan, this is what I feared would happen, you know? I'm super happy for you and I know product sales will be a better revenue stream than videos, but my reality is that I came to you for your product reviews. Unfortunately I see your channel turning into really just advertisements for your own product line. And who could blame you! I'm sure your products are great! Honestly! It's just that some of the fun of detailing is trying and learning about new products, and these are certainly new right now. But I feel like will never see an objective review from you again, and that saddens me.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I will always be me and stay true to my core values. I welcome competition. I’m not afraid of it like many brands. Plus, I still have many products missing in my lineup so I’ll always be curious to test new things and see how I can ask my chemists to come up with something better. 👍🏻 I’m not a new kid on the block on KZbin. I have already established my solid reputation and people trust and value my opinion and that won’t change.

[@jaimeprieto6864]

@@PanTheOrganizer indeed You’ve never had an implement when it comes to being honest.

[@nathanaelayala766]

Eddie pouring the pure magic cleaner and then throwing the bottle away… 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 dude is funny AF

[@davidh3687]

All of this looks great and sounds great, but it's hard to believe that all of his products are going to be better then everything else on the market. If this is the case, I guess he doesn't have to waste his time doing his best products of the year awards anymore. He will take first place every time.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

That's kind of weird David. I didn't start my brand to have the 3rd or 5th best products on the market. That's not what I'm about. I set out with my chemists to beat out all my top picks in each category, if not, I was not to put my stamp of approval on something second best. So yeah, in my opinion, my products are the best. And wait until you see what others will say. Not just me. It already started with the first review on another channel about my rinseless wash. If that doesn't say it all, I don't know what does. But like anything, as soon as someone has success with a new endeavour, there's always a small group of people coming out of the woodworks to try and bring them down with negativity. Luckily, the overwhelming positive response from my viewers, the love and support they showed will outshine the naysayers. That's part of business.

[@TTTTTTT-F95]

Pan, I applied your 8-Year coating last week. I'm a weekly car wash'er and just did my first wash. All the coatings at least I have used all seem to lose that initial extreme slickness post initial coating wipe off we all know and love AFTER the first wash. With me then feeling the need to reach for my favorite Sio2 sealant to get that extreme slickness back. I was hoping your coatings would be different in that and I'm ecstatic to say THEY ARE! This is the first coating I have used to where that extreme initial slickness is still there after my first wash. I have used Kamikaze Miyabi, Cquartz UK 3.0, and Gyeon Q2 Pure Evo and none of those are as slick as yours post-washing. Great product, thank you!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the review! I'm so glad the 8-year coating is working out for you. 💪🏻

[@kuba7875]

Guy's to be completely honest, you keep saying: you see this....but we don't, I'm just saying that you chose the wrong car colour for this test

[@chefrudeboy]

Hey, Pan Over the years I have applied a bunch of different ceramic coatings. I decided to try your 8yr on my new personal car. I've used rupes pads with sonax perfect finish for several years now. I have to say I am now converting to your spray polish. No mess , smells great and amazing gloss. For the ceramic it was very easy to apply and sooo smooth and has that wet glossy look I love. Can't wait for my first wash. Great job 👏

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad to read your feedback! You got the crown jewel of my lineup with the 8-year ceramic coating. Congrats on getting a top tier coating! I hope you followed the instructions and used a panel prep spray after the polishing steps. Make sure you have bare clear coat to apply the coating on. When you wash your car next week, enjoy the beautiful hydrophobics and in the coming days you'll notice the gloss and slickness continue to increase. ;)

[@chefrudeboy]

Absolutely, I've been detailing cars for a few years now and went through all the steps. Just wanted to give praise and gratitude for amazing products at a very reasonable price. It's not often when you get more for your doller than expected.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you! Much appreciated.

[@DJJDSKREWED]

why a white car tho? I cant see anything.

[@candybaldassano1164]

watch the last video youll see it better

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Use a black car, and people who own a white or silver car are disappointed. Use a white car, and people want to see a black car used hehe. The coating on one half of the vehicle needed to be applied 7 days in advance for the chemical torture test. So it was hard for Eddie to get a customer to leave him a car for that long. He used his white Tesla (his other vehicle is a light silver Toyota Tundra). We had a black car come in later that day for other tests. But we only had one day to do the videos, so we worked with what we had in hand. I hope you can appreciate that. But even on white, it was quite clear to me watching on my computer or TV. Even on my iPhone. That being said, I’ll have plenty more videos in the future with different color cars. You can already see what the hydrophobics look like on a darker paint in my unveiling video right here by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvRlJmLlpZkfKMsi=WkjQzJRxJfgMjCSl&t=1302

[@thesamsquatch5224]

@@PanTheOrganizerunfortunately not everyone is happy at all times. I don’t see the rainbow effect so I go by feel and your coating is very slick. I had moments where the camera hit the panel and the water just flew off. You’ve got something special here!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks brother! I appreciate your feedback. 💪🏻👍🏻

[@Manihsi]

@@PanTheOrganizer "Thanks for choosing the white car for ceramic coating, that helps a lot for my white SUV Lexus!"

[@duaneenglish2957]

Finally have both 3 & 8 year! Can I use the DIY method using their APP before applying my CLEAN by Pan coatings?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Duane! First, congrats on getting both of those, I am sure you will enjoy the process and results. Keep in mind, prep is key, so make sure you follow the instructions. ;) I can't comment on the use of C6 APP as it's a product from another brand, as you know, it's impossible to test all the possible combinations out there. Just as Yvan can't test his APP with all coatings from all other brands to see if they'll be compatible. Yvan states his APP is compatible with any coating, but I will leave that to the viewers to test their own combos. That's common sense. One thing is for sure, my coating doesn't need the APP. My coating already has adhesion promoters built in for a stronger bond to the clear coat. My coatings are meant to be easy to apply, which also means you don't need anything special to apply them. Once the paint correction is done (a key step to ensure all previous protections were stripped off 100%), use my CLEAN Panel Prep Spray to remove polishing oils, and then apply the coating. Classic method of application. I hope this helps!

[@duaneenglish2957]

Thanks for the prompt response! Appreciated

[@Driverwanted45]

worst car/paint color to test with....and the door being open makes it impossible to see most of what you are describing.

[@BackroadsAutoDetail]

Alright pan i just got most of your lineup gunna give your 3yr a shot before winter cause my adams is failing not even 6 months in so lets go buddy im jacked to work with your products 💯👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Let’s gooo! Don’t forget to absolutely machine polish the old one off, it’s the only way to ensure 100% removal. Then use the panel prep spray, and then apply the coating. You’ll be happy for sure!

[@BackroadsAutoDetail]

@@PanTheOrganizer thats why amongst my order is your polish i already am loaded with diy DA and rotary with all the pads and more i got your tire shine cause u said it more like a coating it cures on and i likes that and i also like how ur ceramics are ment to hold up anywhere on the vehicle even wheels 👌👍 250$ later now its time to play muahahaha and im dealing with my lovely black GM paint 🤣 but ivw gotten good at it

[@BackroadsAutoDetail]

@@PanTheOrganizer i did have a question tho for polishing can i get away with 1 pass with a jeweling pad (diy) or do i gotta go with a lil cut like the yellow waffle pad or a blueberry pad?

[@terrencegreene9748]

Pan, can you adjust the total bundle so that we have an option of getting ether the 3-year OR 8-year ceramic in the kit versus requiring to purchase both? Thank you Sir. Standing by to purchase. They told me only you can make this change.

[@The0Red0King]

YES!! I was thinking the same thing going through the kits as well

[@KatrinaTrys]

I second this!!!

[@AMI_Detail]

I'll put the 8 yr on my daily driver that sits out 24/7 and use the 3 yr on the "garage queen". Only problem is my "garage queen" sits out 24/7 and already has C6 Hydro. Maybe our work truck will get the 3yr.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Terrence. The House Of Rags distributes my products. I don't sell them kits, I sell individual items. Each distributor is free to make kits and bundles as they wish. So they come up with how they want things bundled. I can give my opinion, but ultimately it's their website and they decide what kits they want, what sells well, etc. I hope this makes sense? So I did give my recommendation to make a drop down option to have 3-year or 8-year, but these changes will take some time to implement, as the focus currently is for THOR to get shipments in (my chemists are creating new batches for everything on a daily basis) and then pick, pack and ship out orders. I ask for everyone's patience as the demand has surpassed everyone's wildest expectations. Thank you for understanding.

[@The0Red0King]

@@PanTheOrganizer hey we appreciate you for reaching out to us about updates and your personal inputs 🤟🏽

[@JR-ho5qm]

I hope Matt from Obsessed Garage, has a look at these. I’m curious to know his thoughts. Since they are top tier products

[@theunkownmr.562]

Matt doesn't care. Matt is on his own path, and testing coatings isn't in his site.

[@JR-ho5qm]

@@theunkownmr.562 that’s not totally true. He has allot in his plate, however he is always looking for the best products to sell. That’s the whole point of his gig.

[@JR007x]

@@JR-ho5qm Agreed! But, he said he ‘might’ have a look, but honestly not sure if he will.

[@Jose.G.Y]

I’m sure Pan sent him one. Those guys are friends.

[@JR-ho5qm]

@@Jose.G.Y ya but Matt can be harsh lol! Pan may have not wanted him to try it. Matt didn’t know much about Pan having his own line in last Friday’s live chat

[@tylercollier7580]

can we get some side by side tests vs carpro cquartz 3.0? Would be sweet to compare your product line to your other favorites to truly see if you got the performance you claim!

[@T-BoneTodd]

Hi Pan, applied your 3 year coating this past Sunday, no problems whatsoever so ever! Such an easy coating to apply! Super happy with the results!💯💪🏼 Was wondering if I can use C6 mist from DIY Detail for a drying aid? I’m not going to apply any toppers, at least not now since it’s not needed. Thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hell yeah!! That's great to hear Todd!! Glad you enjoyed your experience. The gloss and slickness will continue to get even better as the week progresses, and wait until you see the great hydrophobics next time you wash your car. :) And to answer your question, yes you can absolutely use C6 Mist as a drying aid for your regular washes, no problem. Always a good practice to use a good drying aid when towel drying a car. And C6 Mist is excellent.

[@T-BoneTodd]

Thanks Pan!! It would be really cool if you can design a drying aid for your line of products! Something that gives deep gloss but hardly any protection. Thanks again!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It’s in the works. ;)

[@andywazy4383]

The lighting in this video sucked! I couldn’t see any of the water behaviour

[@Teleman01]

I'm ready to do a ceramic coating on my car. Right now I have a Koch-Chemie Spray Sealant on my car. So my question is, before I do paint correction, should I also wash the car with an acidic shampoo? I'm just looking to make sure that the spray sealant is taken off the car. Or… will buffing my car take care of that when I'm doing the paint correction? Obviously I would wash the car and use iron remover etc. before paint correction.. Thanks, looking forward to using your ceramic coating ))

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yeah a decon wash including iron remover, clay if needed, machine polishing, paint prep spray and then you apply the coating as per the instructions. It’s the paint correction that will remove the previous protection. That’s crucial. So for the wash, you can use a pH neutral soap if you want. Of course if you have an acidic soap like CarPro Descale it’s even better as it will remove minerals, but it’s not mandatory.

[@namluyencong7944]

It would be nicer if the cameras could focus more on the panel, a bit hard to observe the water behavior. Hope to see another test on a darker car.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Many more videos to come in the future. But I still think it was quite obvious in the video, even on the glass you could see. Also, you can already see what the hydrophobics look like on a darker paint in my unveiling video right here by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvRlJmLlpZkfKMsi=WkjQzJRxJfgMjCSl&t=1302

[@nickevans3190]

I can't wait to try ALL your new products (I live in the UK 🇬🇧) and I'm a subscriber to your channel and have learnt so much from you and been introduced to some stellar detailing products and wish you and your new products ALL the very best success in the world now and into the future and I totally understand that of-course you so proud and extremely excited that at last your finally have you very own detailing products BUT please pan you should try and refrain from say that ALL your products "ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD PERIOD" that's your personal opinion and no-one can say their products are the best in the world period they are some of the best in the world or reiterate they are the best in the world in your opinion, i only say this as a care about you and don't want the Internet trolls having any excuse to attack you and your products love your channel and you are Pan the detailing man 😄👍

[@indelibledotink]

LOL, I suggested a giveaway, but the hunger for your product is INSANE, sold out instantly!!!!!! Honestly, the desire is coming from people all over the WORLD, each continent that has people and cars, lol. You're killin it Pan! I'ma keep it clean like you say, happy happy for you!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you so much for the kind words and show of support! It means a lot to me!

[@bjimsondetailing]

nice and the best

[@gg.letsgo]

I applied your 3 year coating - looks incredible! Do I need to apply more than one coat?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Only one layer needed. Enjoy!

[@Gurpster]

@pantheorganizer How do you test an 8 year coating without a working flux capacitor?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

😂

[@godowarus]

This looks extremely promising, especially for a 3 year coating. I had ordered your 8 year coating, spray polish and 2 bottles of panel prep to do my personal car. I'll be replacing a "certified detailer only" 9-year 2-layer "professional" coating with this. My "9-year" coating has failed on the horizontal panels and started to show failures on the lower vertical panels, despite my best efforts at proper maintenance, decon, etc. after just 5 years. Looking forward to having Clean by Pan the Organizer's 8-year coating protect my vehicle!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

😉

[@garfieldbennett4140]

CAN NOT wait for my order! Take your time do it right Pan-your one of the few that is actually respected on KZbin; your hard work and dedication to your vids definitely have taught me the ins and outs of car CLEANing and advanced detailing. Again, you make my cars (and me LoL) look good!-Strong Work

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Garfield! I appreciate the kind words and show of support!!

[@JavierLopez-uy6fd]

I just ordered your 8-year coating along with a few other items! I'm truly excited to use them, as I know you are always looking for the best products!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for your support Javier! I am sure you will love using them. Have fun detailing with CLEAN products and keep me posted on your experience! 👍🏻

[@willlee6234]

Congrats! the ceramic coating seems great but I can't really see bc of how overexposed and shaky the shots are. The camera crew doesn't seem experienced at all and might need a few more instructions... Can't wait to try the coating!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

They're actually quite experienced in the TV broadcast world, but it was their first time filming detailing stuff. But overall we were quite happy with the outcome.

[@RonMcMahan-b2d]

I agree. Just like you, I have clients who do not understand this, and we have to educate them. Thanks for answering my questions. I love and believe in you and your products.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Ron! I’m blessed with understanding and supportive viewers like yourself. 👍🏻💪🏻

[@diydetailofficial]

Congratulations!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks guys!

[@TheRobProject]

​@@davekeogh4870 That could well be true, but I trust both Pan & DIY in the hard work they've put into each of their own unique products. Try both, see which you prefer, buy that one going forwards. Competition amongst manufacturers is a good thing for us, the consumer. A better product, better pricing, better deals. I for one love this, and I hope I have a tough time finding that 1% difference you mention.

[@CoolPilot71]

I'm not going to strip off my DIY 5 year protection just yet! Works perfectly and so easy to maintain. A comparison with Pan's coating would be great 😏

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yet both our lines are completely different and we don’t even have the same chemists. Yvan has his proprietary formulas and I have mine. 👍🏻

[@AllenReinecke]

I just completed applying the 8-year coating to my relatively new Camry after a full decon and polish. It's very user friendly! ❤ I found the slickness was not that great at the initial buff stage. It does improve with a little time. It's my first use of a ceramic coating. I normally use ceramic sprays (Griot's 3 in 1 and Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray). Personally, I don't sense more slickness than I get with my sprays. They are all good. We are having an Indian Summer in NWPA right now and rain will be coming in 7 days. I look forward to seeing how well the coating performs. QUESTIONS: 1) Is Bilt Hamber Touchless safe to use? 2) While no topper is needed, could I use my Hybrid Solutions Wash and Wax soap. I have several bottles! TIA

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for your feedback Allen. Gloss and slickness will continue to improve in the first week as the coating continues to cure. Yes after 7 days of curing you can start using chemicals like BH Touch-Less. As I always said though, it’s not something I’d use for regular weekly washes as it’s still a high pH 10.5 and it’s not needed regularly. Only once in a while to remove accumulated grime and road film. For weekly washes, I would recommend pH neutral soaps. Coated cars are so easy to wash, you rarely need strong chemicals. You could use your wash n wax soap but keep in mind that will alter the coating’s superior properties, so it night knock down the hydrophobic properties a bit. I prefer using shampoos without protection in them, and then use a drying aid of my choice. But yes you can stilk use the TW Ceramic Wash n Wax Hybrid Solutions soap if you really want to.

[@AllenReinecke]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the info!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

My pleasure! Have a great weekend Allen!

[@AllenReinecke]

​@@PanTheOrganizer Have you tried removing the 8-year coating? Is it a 3000 grit task or one that can be achieved with a heavy cut pad and say, DIY Detail's Gold Standard polish? Also, will you be doing some videos later on maintenance washes, not necessarily the weekly wash but the every 3 or 6 months decon wash? That would be useful. Several out there already but not specific to CLEAN.

[@FanNETiqueAutoSolutions]

Well that’s cool to watch, I ordered the 3 year coating, and by seeing this, I won’t be disappointed for sure, keep up the great work 👍🏻

[@loic4691]

Can't wait to see you review.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Let's goooo! Give me your feedback once you try it. You will fall in love with it, I am sure!

[@FanNETiqueAutoSolutions]

@@loic4691 As soon as I get them I’ll make a video on my own car yes 👍🏻

[@FanNETiqueAutoSolutions]

@@PanTheOrganizer For sure! shipping for Canada /quebec starts early October yes? And about 5 days for delivery once shipped?

[@rjanuari1978]

Waiting my new car to arrive to order the 8y myself.

[@jjazmin]

Pan, will you be doing any giveaways for some of your products that are on your shelves to replace it with your CLEAN products ?

[@Teleman01]

As far as putting your ceramic coating on my windshield as well, what is a good way to get the windshield 100% clean before you put ceramic coating on it? Should I just use my normal window cleaner and get it as clean as I can visually see it? Because I'm assuming if there's any fingerprints or anything I miss on the windshield or windows, the ceramic coating will seal that in?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I would wash the car, clay the glass, polish the glass, panel prep spray, and then apply the coating. Bare minimum is to wash the car, clay the glass, use panel prep spray and then apply the coating. That’s assuming you didn’t have any previous protection on the glass. If you have a glass sealant already, you absolutely have to machine polish that off.

[@theunkownmr.562]

I hope the people behind the cameras were volunteers because, yeah, it was bad.

[@ssjcajas]

What was bad? The camera work?

[@05xrunner]

@@ssjcajas They dont seem to understand exposure on the white car. Woulda been much easier to see if the exposed properly for the white. Plus they are rocking the lens hoods backwards. That drive me nuts. I have been a photographer for 18years and when I see that on people who are saying they are pro drives me nuts. Its like as detailers watching someone go through a tunnel wash and say it was cleaned by a pro. Other than that I am excited to try the coatings out next time I need to coat someones car.

[@xxichikokoxx]

@@ssjcajas the lighting/exposure was way off. they tried to use light panels to match the sun and its no where near enough so any scene with the sun its just blown out. the composition of the dude on the monopod was off too and some how it was shakey on a monopod.

[@xxichikokoxx]

@@05xrunner for some reason videographers dont use lens hoods and from what i can tell the only reason is for an ND filter but at that poitn theres no point even having the lens hood on backwards.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Well thanks for the vote of confidence on how I produce my own videos normally, that's the good thing here! Hehe. The film crew we hired are actually good TV broadcast teams, but it was their first time doing detailing stuff. The goal was for us to be able to focus on presenting and testing, instead of worrying of filming (as there was me, Eddie and Jamie, so managing that many people with cameras and microphones is beyond my capacity as a content creator really).

[@bryanbaker6999]

Pan, I’ve been watching you for years! I’ve always enjoyed your videos and the knowledge you share! I look forward to your videos of you showing off your products! And I look forward to buying and exclusively using your products! I only do polish paint enhancements now so I’m sooooo stoked you came up with a polish and pads! And I can’t lie, I love how passionate you are with your products! And just be you bro! Don’t let negative comments slow you down! You are actually doing US a favor buy creating top notch products for affordable prices. I know I’m stoked! I don’t have to buy this polish and this polish and this polish and this 100 different pads anymore! lol.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Haahhah that’s so awesome!! Thanks for the massive love and show of support Bryan!! I appreciate you. 🙏🏻 And I know you wilk absolutely love my products! Simplicty, ease of use and max performance. 👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@bryanbaker6999]

@@PanTheOrganizer thank you man! I know I’ll love it! As soon as the polish and pads are in stock I’m snagging some! I’ll polish my personal rigs when I get it! lol! I definitely look forward to other products and hopefully some tools in the future!

[@devonthetrain12]

"When daddy says full send, send it" 🤣🤣🤣 I died. Lol. I can't wait to try this stuff 🙌🏼

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hehehe yeah Eddie cracks me up all the time!

[@devonthetrain12]

@@PanTheOrganizer Yesss the comedian of detailing you can't not love him haha

[@renuing]

Curious what makes your coating flexible and not succumb to micro fracturing. Yvan said his C6 coatings use detonated nanodiamonds to accomplish this.

[@jimj8369]

What are the solids percentages?

[@ThuTroothHurtz]

Pan - I installed the 8 Year (2 coats). Everything went perfect. Followed all the decon/polish steps. Can I still use the Turtle Wax Ceramic Hybrid Solutions on it after washes?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the positive feedback!! You have a top tier coating right there! Congrats. For your maintenance washes, what Turtle Wax product are you referring to specifically? They have so many in the Hybrid Solutions line.

[@ThuTroothHurtz]

@@PanTheOrganizer It's the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating. It's SiO2. I'm thinking it will be an easy way to even protect the 8-Year.

[@ThuTroothHurtz]

@@PanTheOrganizer Its the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray. OK to use?

[@Sandis_Abele]

I appreciate the efforts here via the tests and stuff... but as others pointed out - The white color on the car does not make it clearly visible at all. I Literally could not see beads after most tests. I'm sure these camera guys did their best, but feels like the color choice of the car could have been better.

[@GRJCLyon]

Pan, from one dude to another I am so happy for you, bro. Your excitement for your new line of products is amazing. I've never seen someone so dedicated to their customers and so happy about something they are selling. After all these years you absolutely deserve the success you've had and will continue to have. Please, if you ever come to New Jersey make sure to let us know in a video. I'd love to shake your hand, have a few brews and shoot the shit. It would be an honor to meet you. Best of luck on this new line even though you don't need luck. Haha!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Wow, thank you so much for these kind words and show of support. That means a lot! Nice to see that the majority of my positive minded viewers like you are being so full of support. I am grateful and humbled. Starting a new business and having all the early success seems to bring out some jealous minded people out the woodwork, so it's nice to see that's not the case for the majority of my viewers. I spent 16 straight hours personally responding to comments on launch day, as that's the level of dedication I have towards my people. If you ever see me in person, absolutely come and shake my hand, it will be a pleasure! I hope you have a great rest of your week man!

[@vamanoz5968]

We cant see a damn thing on the white paint

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Use a black car, and people who own a white or silver car are disappointed. Use a white car, and people want to see a black car used hehe. The coating on one half of the vehicle needed to be applied 7 days in advance for the chemical torture test. So it was hard for Eddie to get a customer to leave him a car for that long. He used his white Tesla (his other vehicle is a light silver Toyota Tundra). We had a black car come in later that day for other tests. But we only had one day to do the videos, so we worked with what we had in hand. I hope you can appreciate that. But even on white, it was quite clear to me watching on my computer or TV. Even on my iPhone. That being said, I’ll have plenty more videos in the future with different color cars. You can already see what the hydrophobics look like on a darker paint in my unveiling video right here by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvRlJmLlpZkfKMsi=WkjQzJRxJfgMjCSl&t=1302

[@ToddCoppi]

Hey Pan! Prepped and coated the car over the weekend with your 3 year ceramic and wow! One question: I have a Model Y and used only 1/2 the bottle. Did all paint surfaces, roof and back glass. Did I use enough?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Sounds about right. Not everyone uses the same amount but I was able to do my gf’s Nissan Rogue with about half a bottle including glass. How were the results? You must have seen the gloss and felt the slickness? 🙌🏻💪🏻 Wait until you wash your car next time, to see the awesome water behaviour. Did you prep your paint well prior to applying?

[@ToddCoppi]

Results are awesome! Prepped just as you instructed and hydrophobics seem great. Wish I could figure out how to send a pic! Thanks for the advice and the great ceramic coating Pan!

[@josiahknapp7198]

Next time you gotta use black panels or cars for this stuff cause you really can’t see much on white

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Use a black car, and people who own a white or silver car are disappointed. Use a white car, and people want to see a black car used hehe. The coating on one half of the vehicle needed to be applied 7 days in advance for the chemical torture test. So it was hard for Eddie to get a customer to leave him a car for that long. He used his white Tesla (his other vehicle is a light silver Toyota Tundra). We had a black car come in later that day for other tests. But we only had one day to do the videos, so we worked with what we had in hand. I hope you can appreciate that. But even on white, it was quite clear to me watching on my computer or TV. Even on my iPhone. That being said, I’ll have plenty more videos in the future with different color cars. You can already see what the hydrophobics look like on a darker paint in my unveiling video right here by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvRlJmLlpZkfKMsi=WkjQzJRxJfgMjCSl&t=1302

[@josiahknapp7198]

@@PanTheOrganizer sadly you can’t please everyone and I get that for sure. Thank you for replying though. It’s not everyday a big KZbinr like yourself takes time to reply to comments.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for thag Josiah! I’m the only big detailing channel that actually takes the time to personally respond to viewer comments. I won’t lie though it can get overwhelming as you can imagine with an audience this size sending thounsands of messages daily. I can spend up to four hours every day just to reply to comments. And I spent 16 straight hours replying on my product line’s launch on Saturday. I will continue to reply for as long as humanly possible, as I’m grateful to my audience. 👍🏻

[@lukesward]

Very much looking forward to trying this one out. Been detailing my car with waxes and sealants for years, always trying stuff out that Pan, JoshV, Detail Geek, OG, etc review and recommend out there. it's been fun to watch their businesses grow too, real KZbin successes, so props to them for that. Watching some new independent reviews out there on Pan's new products as they start to trickle in. Positive messages there for sure. The price point on the ceramic makes it attractive to try out as as someone new to ceramic coatings - and nervous! 🙂

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Luke! Applying a ceramic coating nowadays is so simple with the new generation of coatings that are on the market now vs 5-10 years ago. If you understand the basics, the hardest part isn’t even the coating application, it’s the prep before that. Have a look at my popular ceramic coating application tutorial and you’ll get a good idea of the process: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaK0iomgraukgZIsi=_s2x5gKAHculE_9f

[@lukesward]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks muchly Pan, appreciate your responsiveness to all us rookies out there. I think I'm good with the process, having watched your tutorials and others too - thanks for the link - will rewatch a bunch I'm sure...let me ask though: I believe your new ceramic coating is good for PPF, right? And follow-up question to that - when it comes time to reapply a fresh coating, does one have to remove the remains of the old? If so, I'm wondering if that affects PPF, in that removing old ceramic remnants means having to remove PPF!!! Not something I'd particularly care to do until the time comes that the PPF actually needs replacing. Not sure if I'm making sense - I'd like to try your 3 year ceramic, but don't want to have to replace my PPF in only 3 years just to update the ceramic coating. Your experienced thoughts appreciated :)

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes my two coatings can be applied on PPF. Paint, glass, wheels, plastics, lights, PPF, vinyl wraps, even matte surfaces. :) Years down the line, when it's time to reapply a new layer, you must absolutely repeat all the prep steps, including the most crucial one: machine polishing. You need the mechanical abrasion to ensure 100% removal of the old coating. You can polish PPF, just like you can polish paint. No need to replace the PPF. And yes you can use my CLEAN Spray Polish to polish PPF.

[@lukesward]

@@PanTheOrganizer thanks very much Pan, exactly the information I was looking for. 👍🙌😎

[@bop9508]

Would rather have seen this on a darker car, so won't be touching it until then, it seem as though white was picked on purpose to give an elusion of brilliance.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Use a black car, and people who own a white or silver car are disappointed. Use a white car, and people want to see a black car used hehe. The coating on one half of the vehicle needed to be applied 7 days in advance for the chemical torture test. So it was hard for Eddie to get a customer to leave him a car for that long. He used his white Tesla (his other vehicle is a light silver Toyota Tundra). We had a black car come in later that day for other tests. But we only had one day to do the videos, so we worked with what we had in hand. I hope you can appreciate that. But even on white, it was quite clear to me watching on my computer or TV. Even on my iPhone. That being said, I’ll have plenty more videos in the future with different color cars. You can already see what the hydrophobics look like on a darker paint in my unveiling video right here by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvRlJmLlpZkfKMsi=WkjQzJRxJfgMjCSl&t=1302

[@deniseniedzialek9547]

I bought a new car. Sadly, it's probably my last car, due to my age. I REALLY want to use your product, but I'm nervous. I'm a step by step detail person. Does your product line come with detailed instructions? Does the product line come as COMPLETE kit? I honestly don't know which products to buy. Let me give an example. Step 1. Use product 1 to wash auto. Step 2. Dry auto using this type of microfiber towel.. Step 3. Use product 2 to shine auto. Etc I hope you understand my OCD to understand how to do a great DYI ceramic coating application. I don't want to destroy my car paint. Thanks for your knowledge & time.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Denise! Preparing for a ceramic coating application and applying a good coating is actually much easier than people think, as long as you do the steps right and follow the instructions. And as I'm always thorough in my explanations, I made sure the instructions that come in the ceramic coating box are super precise and clear, and simple at the same time. Yes you can buy a kit with all the products you'd need, and you can save 20% by getting a kit. Here's a link: thehouseofrags.com/collections/clean-by-pan-the-organizer-bundles/products/mix-match-pans-complete-kit So depending on which products you already have or not at home, the basic steps are as follows: 1) Wash the car using a pH neutral wax-free shampoo. Like my CLEAN Shampoo. 2) Use an iron remover to remove embedded brake dust. Like this iron remover: thehouseofrags.com/collections/pans-picks/products/pans-picks-diy-detail-iron-remover 3) Use a synthetic perforated decontamination towel to remove any other embedded contaminants. A clay towel like this: thehouseofrags.com/collections/pans-picks/products/pans-picks-diy-detail-fine-grade-clay-towel NOTE: You can actually combine steps 2 and 3 together, using the iron remover as a clay lubricant. You will see how that's done in videos I linked at the bottom. 4) Machine polish the surface using a compounding polish like my CLEAN Spray Polish, with a good polishing pad like this: thehouseofrags.com/collections/pans-picks/products/pans-picks-diy-detail-gold-standard-waffle-pad 5) Remove polishing oils and residue with a good panel prep spray like my CLEAN Panel Prep Spray. 6) Now you are ready to apply my ceramic coating. The prep work is the hardest part. Applying the coating is actually super easy. Make sure you follow the range of temperatures to work in, never work in direct sunlight, and make sure the car stays without exposure to water or rain for at least 1 hour after application. If it is freezing temperatures outside and you must drive the car, wait 12 hours after the application before bringing the car outside in freezing temperatures. So you can have a good idea of the steps visually, see how I fully detail a new car and apply a ceramic coating in videos below: 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

[@Clay_333]

These look like great products. But does this mean you are done doing reviews on other products? For me at least it would be impossible to trust a reviewer who has a direct financial interest in the space.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! I understand your concerns. I will always be me and stay true to my core values. I welcome competition. I’m not afraid of it like many brands. Plus, I still have many products missing in my lineup so I’ll always be curious to test new things and see how I can ask my chemists to come up with something better. 👍🏻 I’m not a new kid on the block on KZbin. I have already established my solid reputation and people trust and value my opinion and that won’t change.

[@Haydarov_Igor]

Mr Pan. I’ve ordered 3 year ceramic coating but panel prep wasn’t in stock. Can I use other brand panel prep or I must wait for it? Yvan says use same brand should be used for panel prep as ceramic coating.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Good news. If all goes as planned, restock should happen this week. You will really like my Panel Prep Spray. But you can use another good panel prep if you’re in a pinch of time. Ideally one that has surfactants too inside, like DIY Detail Panel Prep or Pheonix EOD Paleus. Thanks again for your support! 💪🏻

[@torque320]

too much lighting, can't really see water beading on white car.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It was pretty clear to me on my computer screen and TV. Use a black car, and people who own a white or silver car are disappointed. Use a white car, and people want to see a black car used hehe. The coating on one half of the vehicle needed to be applied 7 days in advance for the chemical torture test. So it was hard for Eddie to get a customer to leave him a car for that long. He used his white Tesla (his other vehicle is a light silver Toyota Tundra). We had a black car come in later that day for other tests. But we only had one day to do the videos, so we worked with what we had in hand. I hope you can appreciate that. But even on white, it was quite clear to me watching on my computer or TV. Even on my iPhone. That being said, I’ll have plenty more videos in the future with different color cars. You can already see what the hydrophobics look like on a darker paint in my unveiling video right here by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvRlJmLlpZkfKMsi=WkjQzJRxJfgMjCSl&t=1302

[@Slava-du8dw]

Hello to all lovers of the cleanliness and shine of your cars! Need your advice and professional opinion. I bought a car and gave it for repainting, I know that it takes from 30 to 90 days for the paint coating to completely harden. Should I apply a 3-year ceramic coating on a freshly painted car? Is it better to wait a month or two?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Never apply paint protection on a freshly repainted car. Wait two months for the paint to finish gassing off, and then you can apply the coating.

[@Slava-du8dw]

@@PanTheOrganizer thank you👍

[@whitemaz3671]

Gosh you show me this after I just installed DIY hydro lite 🙃 are you saying this is better!?!?

[@piovo1]

@@whitemaz3671 time will only tell but considering it has the purest chemicals it should be super good especially for the price.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You already have a very good coating, one of my favourites. Both mine and C6 coatings are my two favourites right now. By far. But in my opinion, my coatings at their price point, they're a steal. They sell for 2-3x less compared to the 300-500$ top tier coatings they compete against. So I’m quite proud of what was achieved here. That being said, there are plenty good coatings to pick from nowadays so you’ll likely always find something that suits your needs and budget. 💪🏻

[@richardlofftus6736]

As this is a new product from a respected industry professional it’s clear that steps have been taken to assure claims of performance will be met. My question relates to maintenance. I really hate rock chips, the only thing I like less is blobbed up touch up fingernail polish looking attempts to hide the chips. When I get the dreaded chip, I touch it up thick, file it off with a run file and then 1500,2000,3000 and polish and apply protection. Can this product be spotted in and feathered over itself a the protection or would the entire panel need to be polished back to the clear coat? Since it is cross linking I am wondering if there might be issues with trying to apply it over itself after curing and weathering for a period of time like there are with other ceramics.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don’t do paint touch ups, but I have never heard anyone doing paint touch ups on top of a ceramic coating. I would think the touch up paint wouldn’t bond as the coating would likely reject it.

[@its-MegaMan.G-yaBIIISH]

Why use a white car? It doesn't transfer well to the camera for viewers to see the true results.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Use a black car, and people who own a white or silver car are disappointed. Use a white car, and people want to see a black car used hehe. The coating on one half of the vehicle needed to be applied 7 days in advance for the chemical torture test. So it was hard for Eddie to get a customer to leave him a car for that long. He used his white Tesla (his other vehicle is a light silver Toyota Tundra). We had a black car come in later that day for other tests. But we only had one day to do the videos, so we worked with what we had in hand. I hope you can appreciate that. But even on white, it was quite clear to me watching on my computer or TV. Even on my iPhone. That being said, I’ll have plenty more videos in the future with different color cars. You can already see what the hydrophobics look like on a darker paint in my unveiling video right here by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvRlJmLlpZkfKMsi=WkjQzJRxJfgMjCSl&t=1302

[@MrRedex88]

We do a lot of coatings, mainly use IGL coatings. I may check into your 8 year coating. Congratulations, Pan

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the congrats, I think the 8-year coating will surprise you! IGL also make great coatings. We live in times where we are lucky to have many great brands producing fantastic products.

[@gabrielsong7638]

Waiting for you guys to smashland Australia!

[@XGARBAGExBO2]

How do you determine the durability of a ceramic product? What's a baseline environment a car is in and how do you get the numbers? Was it tested for 8 years? I'm interested but genuinely just don't know how the whole process works.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yeah no brand would be able to wait for X years just to see if a coating lasts before releasing it. It’s a bit more scientific than that. I have talked about durability in many videos. Durability depends on many factors like prep, application, conditions, temperature, mileage, maintenance, etc. So a vehicle that is well maintained, garage kept, living in a more gentle climate, with normal mileage, will see any coating reach a much longer durability compared to a daily driven vehicle that sits outside in the elements all day, is poorly maintained, drives lots of miles a year, and lives in a place with harsh weather. That's common sense. So durability for me is more an indicator as to one coating's potential lifespan in comparison to another. Meaning that an 8-year coating should in theory last longer compared to a 3-year coating in similar conditions. That doesn't mean that the 8-year will absolutely reach 8 years, for reasons mentioned above. Also, good chemists in the lab use many ways to come up with durability claims. Accelerated testing, chemical resistance testing is also a big part of it, knowledge of the chemicals themselves, the amount of adhesion promoter, scrub tests, and even their own experience. My coatings were formulated by very experienced chemists and they were able to use the backbone of formulas that have been proven in real world conditions for years now, all while formulating something that met my criteria and using the latest technologies to improve on the stuff they were already developing for years. Coatings have now been around for well over a decade (beyond that in commercial applications), so good chemists all have a good knowledge and deep understanding of how they perform nowadays, and how they can be improved. I hope this answers your question.

[@prostreetcamaro]

One way to turn people off is come out the gate with "best" anything. Who is your blender? B&B? Without that info i'll never try anything and thats just a personal decision. Haven't found anything yet I like better than mohs evo. Im not knocking your new products, just seems like everybody under the sun is reaching out to a blender and having their own stuff made to resell now days.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

LOL B&B is not my blender. You need to be very careful with spreading false rumours. My products aren't white labelled. I have my own chemists from independent labs working on these. Nobody has my formulas, they are my proprietary blends.

[@dougcjohn]

You mention Keeping Unused Open bottle in freezer. Any warrant keeping new unopened bottle in freezer too. Our weather is mid-50’s… covered by outside. What is estimated flash time at lower temps? How do you reuse the Pad… will it be crusty or hard? Is there a method to clean to reuse or is there a path to buy additional pads?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You can keep new unopened bottles in the freezer too, no problem. Pull them out a day before use to bring them back at room temperature. You need to make sure you apply my coatings in a temperature range between 50-86F. And if it's freezing outside, you have to keep the car indoors for 12 hours. The 1 hour curing applied only if the temperatures are within that 50-86F range. In some conditions, you might get an immediate rainbowing effect, but make sure you still wait a full 1-2 min before wiping. In colder temps like mid 50’s you’re suggesting, perhaps wait 3-4 min (colder temps lead to slower flashing times). If it feels like you’re pushing the coating around and it’s smeary when you start leveling, it means you didn’t let it sit long enough. Wipe off should be easy. So do a small 2 x 2 section first and see what is the best timing in your conditions. The coating rainbows very quickly because it is quite reactive, but think of that more like a skin that is forming. On a coating that is lower solids it won’t be so pronounced, but because this coating is quite thick there’s still a lot more wet coating under that “skin”. When you are wiping with the first towel, if you feel like you are pushing it around at first and it looks a little smeary, simply let it sit for a couple of minutes, it will then continue to self level and go clear. Then you can start leveling and buffing. Users should follow the times in the instructions with a minimum of 1 minute, and then adjust upwards if they think their conditions require it. Users could even leave the coating for 4-5 minutes and it’s not going to hurt. Make sure you are well within the required temperature range for application and curing.

[@dougcjohn]

Pam, thank you. Cold temps (58-62) obviously impact flash times. I experimented… 3rd section; left on for 10 min in 60F temp, I think the small oil spots appeared to be getting a tad larger at 10min. It wiped and felt smoother than 4-5 min test. The first few sections actually felt better after a few coats. They all are definitely smoother/slicker than bare paint although the depth or deep shine seemed about the same as the bare polished paint… I was expecting deeper color or more mirror wet look. I did the ft door and compared to back door… other than slick feeling they looked the same. Standing in reflection of both doors, appeared the same. 2024 F450 (4 months old). deep carbon grey… polished: Med cut pad with 3D 502 Polish compound, and Pam Polish with Finish pad.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The gloss and slickness should keep to improve as the week goes by. But keep in mind like for any coating, as I always say, the biggest increase in measurable gloss always comes from proper paint correction. The paint protection is just the icing on the cake.

[@z06doc86]

😊 Just ordered the 8 year ceramic coating kit for my brand new 2024 Corvette Z06. PAN is the one person I trust for detailing information. Congratulations on the new product line. 😊

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the support and trust you place in my opinions. Always appreciated! Your C8 will look wiked once you’re done! Don’t forget that prep is key before applying a coating. Have you applied coatings before?

[@z06doc86]

😊​​⁠However, the product I received was DIY 8 year coating and not your brand CLEAN. I ordered through the link from this video from the rag store. This is holding up my project and have yet to hear from the rag store, so I reordered the product. I think I should get my money back or a free 1 oz replacement. So disappointed but I really want to use your product. I trust you.

[@vgiorgianni]

I want to apply two coatings on my wheels. Instructions say 2nd coat within one hour. So after leveling and buffing can you immediately apply the 2nd coat? No minimum wait time?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No. You apply the second layer 45 min to 60 min max after the first layer. Not immediately after the first layer. Also, there’s no point in applying a second layer other than of you think you didn’t apply evenly the first layer, to ensure proper coverage. My coatings are designed to be one layer.

[@vgiorgianni]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan. That was a quick response. This may be good information on your instructions in the package. If one layer is good for wheels then that's what I'll do. Thanks so much.

[@seansimpson4472]

Im not calling BS as i cant decide if this is that good or some of those PH numbers were exaggerated. But would love to see you give this to others to review.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Sean. Let's get back to science and facts. From a chemical perspective, keep in mind that a pH range is simply a measure of hydrogen ion concentration in gram moles per liter in a solution. So it tells you how acidic or alkaline a solution is. A pH value alone is not the sole indicator in determining the strength of different types of chemicals. There are chemicals with a pH of 1 that is safer on paint, compared to other chemicals that have a pH of 3 for example. Or battery acid that is a pH of 0.8-1.0 that would ruin pretty much any coating, regardless of resistance to chemicals, as it can even corrode metal. So when we talk about a scale of resistance to chemicals for coatings, it usually means a resistance to everyday things found in the environment (fallout, brake dust, tree sap, diesel fuel, oils on the roads, road salts in winter, etc) and chemicals used for detailing (iron remover, water spot removers, tar removers, soaps, etc). A good coating will be able to hold up against the every day things and chemicals normally used for maintenance, but doesn't mean a coating will resist pure HCl (hydrochloric acid) which has a pH of 1.5 to 3.5 and can melt and dissolve some metals. So this coating, like many high quality top tier coating, does have a pH resistance of 1 to 14, but that's for stuff a paintwork would normally see during its lifespan. Common sense would tell you not to spray hydrochloric acid on the paint, or pour a gallon of battery acid and let it sit for a minute just to see the results hehe. I hope this clarifies things for you.

[@konos3951]

Hey Pan, super quick question for you! I had a new trunk lid and rear bumper installed/painted on my car at the end of last month. How long should I wait before applying your 3yr ceramic coat? Its starting to get cold up here in Northern Ontario! :)

[@PanTheOrganizer]

One to two months is the recommended amount of time in order to have the paint gassing out phase completed, before applying any form of paint protection on a freshly painted surface. Make sure you follow the instructions and temperature range for the application and curing. If you don't have access to a heated garage and it's freezing outside, I'd wait until spring to do it.

[@chelsabailey1018]

❤ this!! Eddie's comments are hilarious!! Great that you guys are partnering with the House Of Rags company! Congrats, Pan!! Will definitely buy your 8 year ceramic coating!!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hehe yeah I had so much fun with the boys! Thanks for your support Chelsa! 🙏🏻

[@BillaDaKilla]

I bought the 3 year ceramic , panel prep, compound, tire dressing and shampoo 😂 My wife’s going to love me when she checks out account 😂

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hehe thanks for your support and tell your wife all your purchases of CLEAN products are approved by Pan!! Tell me how that discussion goes. ;)

[@jammy93981]

Can the ceramic coating be applied in vinyl? It was stated you can apply a double layer, is there another product I can use as a sacrifice layer? Like a graphene coating for stronger bond?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The coatings can be applied on paint, glass, wheels, plastics, lights, PPF, vinyl wraps, pretty much all the exterior surfaces, yes. Only ONE layer is needed. A second layer can be applied (within an hour of the first layer), but has no performance benefits. It would just be for those who aren't sure if they applied an even layer and want to make sure they get proper and even coverage. You won't need a sacrificial layer on top of this coating. My coatings already contain adhesion promoters for the strongest possible bond to the clear coat and agents to crosslink the coating to the clear coat. They also have agents for flexibility and allow the coating to flex according to expansion and contraction of surfaces to avoid microfracturing. So even though no topper is needed, you could decide to use a maintenance ceramic spray (ceramic quick detailer) after each wash if you want to boost gloss or slickness, as I know most people enjoy that process.

[@dill6078]

Hey Pan, love the content, am new to all of this. I just bought your products but also use Turtle Wax ICE Dry n Wax, after I ceramic coat the car, am I able to still use it as a drying aid for my next washes?

[@Vanih89]

Hey Pan, ordered your 3 yr Ceramic on launch day and can't wait to get it. I don't have garage and my car sits outside. Just a couple of questions.. For leaf and rain marks what can I use to keep the coat protected without hurting it? If toppers aren't needed, then will drying with my towel always be safe without them? Thanks again for making such an affordable amazing product.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Toppers aren’t needed in terms of longer term sealants. But if you towel dry, it’s always best practice to use a drying aid to avoid marring.

[@loboantonio2486]

So ok,maybe it's marketing(a little bit),but don't forget, this line up is it's "baby" and so tell me if you weren't proud of this kind of accomplishment and so if you will not defending it? Thank you pan, to make this line up possible ,i really don't know how efforts you've done on that products but you can be proud,particularly when the customers will gave you their feedback,positive or negative this permit To grow as detailing products producer. I just hope you can keep your honesty as you've done in the past,thank you again.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you! You clearly understand how proud I am, and yes this should be the case of anyone starting their own brand. If a person lacks passion for what he's building, I'd be second guessing if they'll be successful or not hehe. And don't worry about honesty. I have proven myself for 8+ years on KZbin and this won't change. I am actually one to welcome competition, not be scared of it. I think it pushes innovation and keeps brands continuously working hard to release newer and better products. And in the end, the consumers benefit from this as they have a wider choice than ever before to pick from. Many good brands out there nowadays, compared to when I started on KZbin in 2016.

[@AndrewMcCoy-cv4fp]

Bought your 8 year coating to put on my new Rav I have coming in the next two weeks. Looking forward to trying it out. Big fan of you and your sight. Keep up the good work.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for your support Andrew!!! You got the crown jewel of my brand with that coating. Remember that prep is key to any coating job. Follow the instructions and you’ll be fine. More importantly, have fun during the process. In some conditions, you might get an immediate rainbowing effect, but make sure you still wait a full 1-2 min before wiping. The coating rainbows very quickly because it is quite reactive, but think of that more like a skin that is forming. On a coating that is lower solids it won’t be so pronounced, but because this coating is quite thick there’s still a lot more wet coating under that “skin”. When you are wiping with the first towel, if you feel like you are pushing it around at first and it looks a little smeary, simply let it sit for a couple of minutes, it will then continue to self level and go clear. Then you can start leveling and buffing. Users should follow the times in the instructions with a minimum of 1 minute, and then adjust upwards if they think their conditions require it. Users could even leave the coating for 4-5 minutes and it’s not going to hurt. Make sure you are well within the required temperature range for application and curing.

[@AllenReinecke]

@@PanTheOrganizer I left mine for a timed 2 minutes for each application of my Camry The leveling seemed to spread the material around and not remove it all. It was interesting that my tower light reflection showed lots of 'bands' coming from it. After the buffing, they reduced but we're still visible but after a few seconds more, they disappeared and the expected gloss and clean reflection remained. I still have 2/3rds of the bottle left!

[@doinky3]

The instructions talk about applying a 2nd coat. When do you recommend doing 2 coats vs 1?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The second layer is not required. You would only use a second layer if you’re unsure if you did a proper and even application of the first layer. It’s a one layer coating so there are no performance benefits to adding a second layer if you applied the first one correctly. If you need to apply a 2nd layer, you do it within an hour of the first one.

[@scowil456]

I’m very happy to see Eddie in this video - I know his standards are also very high and he’s typically always over honest and open with his feedback ❤

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yeah Eddie's testing is top notch. He and Jamie are like me, beyond thorough and demanding when testing stuff. Before things get my stamp of approval, I have to be happy.

[@claudiadavies5110]

Fantastic Pan and huge congratulations, I'm nearly ready to apply a fresh coating and yours is the winner cos of how much integrity you have, it's going to be good, no question 😊😊😊

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you so much! I appreciate the show of support Claudia! Make sure to follow the instructions and to machine polish the old coating off and then panel prep spray to remove polishing oils and then have fun applying my coating. Sit back, enjoy the gloss and slickness, and wait until you see how wild the hydrophobic properties are when you wash your car the next time! 🤯 Thanks for your support of Clean!

[@claudiadavies5110]

@@PanTheOrganizer thanks heaps Pan, will be re-watching a lot of your instruction videos and maybe even machine polishing myself for the first time, you've always been a brilliant teacher on my detailing journey 😀😀😀

[@jeffengel5339]

Hi Pan. I have been following you on youtube for years. Great contant! Congrats on your personal new line of products. Cant wait to try some of them out. I live in Hawaii and was wondering how your ceramic coating will hold up in the weather here with with very high UV and salt borne air. Companies I have spoken to in the past have said to reduce longevity anywhere from 25% to 40%. Thank you and look forward to hearing back from you.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

My chemists say your conditions shouldn’t really affect the durability of my coatings as they do have a thicker film build than most and they have been testing the technology behind the raw materials for years in harsh conditions, from high heat and humidity to freezing conditions, and these coatings are super stout. Regular washing is what will help with a coating’s durability. Keeping road film and minerals off the coating. So good decontamination every now and then helps maintain the coating in optimal operating conditions. And even though no toppers are required with mine, feel free to use a ceramic or graphene spray if you feel you want to boost gloss and slickness even more every now and then. I hope this helps!

[@jeffengel5339]

Thank you for getting back to me so quickly! Yes that answers my question. But I forgot to ask you the following question. I sprayed KochChemie S0o2 spray sealant on my car 3 months ago. Would i need to machine polish the car prior putting on your ceramic coating or can i just clay bar it etc.? thank you again. 🤙

[@cardiackid48]

Pan you made a point about not using the towels again except for dirty applications and not on paint..does the coating stay on the towels after wiping??

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don't know what else to say. Do not reuse the towels and applicators on paint as the coating will harden on the towels and applicators. So you could recycle the towels and use them for less important jobs like engine bay detailing, but should not be used on paint ever again. See my launch video where I talk about that and show the hardening on the applicator.

[@JustinRevis]

Hey, @PanTheOrganizer! I’m still a novice at applying sealants. I’ve never applied a ceramic coating before. Is your 8 year Ceramic Coating product something I could apply by myself? Your products are designed well, by the way! Nice and simple. To the point, yet stylish.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Justin! I appreciate it man. Lots of hard work went into creating this lineup. It’s the easiest coating to apply, but it’s all the steps beforehand that take time and need to get done correctly. They are all well listed in the instructions in the box, but to see if applying a coating from start to finish is something you could do, see my tutorial from a few years ago here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaK0iomgraukgZI

[@dougcjohn]

Flash time? Temp 60-62… outside. Windy day… 20mph. Body panels cool to touch. Truck is a Carbon Grey… med-dark grey. When I apply 8yr, as I’m applying I’m seeing the rainbow oil slick colors… like 5 seconds after going down in a 3’x3’ section on hood… so I wiped it 30-40 seconds after applying and not seeing any deep gloss or shine. Tired another section… gave it 3-4 min… again the oil slick appeared as I wipe it on. Does the cool panels throw off the look or do I need to wait longer than 3-4 minutes in cooler temps? The oil slick fades away after 40 seconds, the edges keep a little oil slick but main section remains just hazzy till wiped and smoothed… and doesn’t appear to get stronger. I’m assuming I might need to give it longer but a little hesitant to avoid problem smoothing & leveling.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Doug! In some conditions, you might get an immediate rainbowing effect, but make sure you still wait a full 1-2 min before wiping. The coating rainbows very quickly because it is quite reactive, but think of that more like a skin that is forming. On a coating that is lower solids it won’t be so pronounced, but because this coating is quite thick there’s still a lot more wet coating under that “skin”. When you are wiping with the first towel, if you feel like you are pushing it around at first and it looks a little smeary, simply let it sit for a couple of minutes, it will then continue to self level and go clear. Then you can start leveling and buffing. Users should follow the times in the instructions with a minimum of 1 minute, and then adjust upwards if they think their conditions require it. Users could even leave the coating for 4-5 minutes and it’s not going to hurt. Make sure you are well within the required temperature range for application and curing.

[@WS3N]

I am new to cermic coating and I have question about the applicator. Can I reuse the foam applicator? If so, do I need to clean the foam applicator? Thanks!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No. You throw it away after use as the coating crystalizes on the fibers and you’d scratch the paint if you were to reuse it.

[@WS3N]

@@PanTheOrganizerMy car is so slick now. So easy to apply and felt so effortless. I dont have anything to compare to as I am new to cermic coating but I am happy to have found your products! Is it okay to do second coat after it is fully cured for 7 days?

[@Super1prettyboy]

How many microns thick is your 3 year coating? I saw u post about thickness microns in the past but just wondering about your coating because I recently applied it and it’s the thickest I’ve ever applied sir

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It’s a thicker film build for sure but I never get into numbers like that, as no two brands measure that the same way it seems. I had long discussions with the chemists about that so I won’t get into marketing hype. Once you start pouring the liquid, you’ll immediately notice it’s a thicker formula. ;)

[@doinky3]

I’m pretty sure the answer is yes, but would the soap Stars and Stripes you used recently, be a good option for maintenance washes on this coating, either the 8 or 3 year? I’m happy for your success and product launch.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I still am unsure about using those that often just for regular maintenance. I prefer using pH neutral soaps and snow foams when I wash my car twice weekly as you know. I bust out the decon soaps once in a while for a more indepth cleaning of the car.

[@2pits540]

While adding ceramic coating, can i do one side one day and the other day the following day?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It’s not ideal. I would wait for the right moment when you are ready to do it in one sitting. Do it once, do it right. Same day, same conditions. Once all the prep is done, coating a car isn’t what takes the longest. It’s the prep beforehand that is long. You could do all the prep one day, and the following day start with reusing the panel prep spray to remove any light dust (assuming you left the car in a garage overnight) and then apply the coating.

[@2pits540]

@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the response! Your 3 year ceramic is arriving today. I'm anxious to try it out.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Oh cool!! Make sure to take your time to prep the paint well, wash, iron decon, clay, machine polishing (to ensure 100% removal of any previous protection, CRUCIAL!), then panel prep spray and finally have fun applying the wonderful coating and enjoy the results and the journey!!! All the instructions are clearly written in the booklet in the box, along with the recommended temperature range for application and curing. By the way, you’re going to see it’s a thicker liquid as it creates a film build. So don’t be shy to shake the bottle to pour many drops to prime the applicator. I make sure to evenly prime the pad and always make sure it glides on the surface. If the applicator starts to drag, just reload with more drops. In some conditions, you might get an immediate rainbowing effect, but make sure you still wait a full 1-2 min before wiping. The coating rainbows very quickly because it is quite reactive, but think of that more like a skin that is forming. On a coating that is lower solids it won’t be so pronounced, but because this coating is quite thick there’s still a lot more wet coating under that “skin”. When you are wiping with the first towel, if you feel like you are pushing it around at first and it looks a little smeary, simply let it sit for a couple of minutes, it will then continue to self level and go clear. Then you can start leveling and buffing. Users should follow the times in the instructions with a minimum of 1 minute, and then adjust upwards if they think their conditions require it. Users could even leave the coating for 4-5 minutes and it’s not going to hurt. Make sure you are well within the required temperature range for application and curing. Boom! Should immediately feel slick under your towel and it gets better as the curing continues. And the hydrophobics will be WILD next time you wash your car hehe. Water just dances in the surface, and as soon as you stop the trigger of the pressure washer, the water beads shed off so quickly it’s insane. Have fun! And thanks for your support!

[@2pits540]

@PanTheOrganizer some follow-up. It's been a week now since I applied your coating. Worked as advertised. Looks fantastic! However, after a week, it feels a tad "draggy." Hope that makes sense. It has a pull feel to it. Is there a topper or something I can put over it to add sickness? Side note: The truck hasn't left the garage since I put it on.

[@מדינט]

Hi Pan, are we going to have some buying options for people who live outside the US? knowing your channel for years, I am sure you put a lot of thought in to these products and i wish to try them.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes as I mentioned in other videos, we are doing a global launch. Products will be on their way to the UK, Europe, Australia, and Japan by the end of October if all goes as planned. Follow The House Of Rags for all updates of availability, as they are my exclusive distributors worldwide.

[@i_want_michael4195]

If you use the ceramic coating for you trims, will the trims look nice and dark again?

[@joeray454]

Question…I Would like to prepare my vehicle for ceramic coating. It really doesn’t need a paint correction but has been detailed with spray ceramic coating. Would I get away with just using a clay mitt versus polishing. THANKS!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No. For any coating, you need to make sure you fully strip off any previous protection and the only way to ensure that is by machine polishing. You need mechanical abrasion to ensure 100% removal of any previous protection. Ceramic coatings need to bond to a virgin clear coat to make sure you get the durability and performance. So the reason you always see people machine polish and panel prep before applying a coating is not only to get flawless paint (as you're sealing that finish in for many years), but more importantly the machine polishing ensures 100% removal of any previous protection, which is CRUCIAL to the process. And polishing paint is the only way to ensure 100% removal of an old wax, sealant or coating.

[@grand04gt]

At first I was thinking it was likely a similar (i know would be different) chemistry to the DIY or C6. I am super glad to see your coming out with your own line of products and I wish you the best of success!!!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! Yeah my products are a completely different line, has nothing to do with C6 or DIY Detail. I own my own formulas, nobody else has them. That was important for me.

[@grand04gt]

Oh i have been following you for a LONG time so I know 100% anything you do is your own and is OCD level testing to the point absolutely EVERYTHING I use has been recommended by you

[@justinbaluch3394]

Real world testimonial: I used the 8 year ceramic from Pan today on an obsidian black 2022 GLS 450 and waited exactly a minute before leveling. It was so forgiving. After two or three trial runs I was completing whole panels and sections of the car with no fear of high spots. I gotta say, it was truly a better experience than with Kcx co.o2 or carbon force. Well done Pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hey thanks Justin!! That’s some great feedback man. I appreciate you taking the time to keep me posted! And glad you enjoyed the experience. The gloss and slickness I’m sure you noticed and they will only get better as curing continues over the next days. :) And wait until you wash your car next time. Thise hydrophobic properties make me smile every time! And thank you for your support! 🙏🏻

[@hellraisingvtec]

Thanks for the video Pan. Just out of curiosity, why do you run a vertical line initially. At first i though you were just dividing the panel but you did the whole door in 1 go.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Different methods of applying coatings. Mine is so forgiving and gives you a long working time, so I often have time to do one or two full panels, as I also work in a controlled environment. The coating needs to sit on the panel for 1-2 min (as per the instructions), so this gives you enough working time to coat an entire panel or two panels depending on your speed. Then you come back to your first panel and start the levelling and buffing with the towels.

[@zerotito619]

So if I want to ceramic coat just my windshield, would you recommend your 3 year ceramic coating or the C6 Hydro glass?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hydro Glass is a glass specific coating so does super well on that but as it’s new to market I have only had it for 5 months. Two layers is best as with any glass coating. The CLEAN 3-year costs less and is more versatile as you can apply it on pretty much all the exterior surfaces. So you get more for your dollar. I would apply two layers on glass. 45 minutes between layers. You can’t go wrong with either one.

[@zerotito619]

@ thanks 🙏

[@g8shane]

Hey pan, I noticed my drying towel hasn’t been performing well, it used to pick up all the water but now it just streaks it. I’ve washed it probably 10-12 times in the washing machine with distilled vinegar/laundry detergent mix on low temperature. Should I not be using regular laundry detergent for cleaning my towels?

[@jeffengel5339]

I sprayed KochChemie S0o2 spray sealant on my car 3 months ago. Would i need to machine polish the car prior putting on your ceramic coating or can i just clay bar it etc.? thank you again.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Jeff. The reason you always see people machine polishing and panel prep before applying a coating is not only to get flawless paint (as you're sealing that finish in for many years), but more importantly the machine polishing ensures 100% removal of any previous protection, which is CRUCIAL to the process. And polishing paint is the only way to ensure 100% removal of an old wax, sealant or coating. Make sure to take your time to prep the paint well, wash, iron decon, clay, machine polishing (to ensure 100% removal of any previous protection, CRUCIAL!), then panel prep spray and finally have fun applying the wonderful coating and enjoy the results and the journey!!! All the instructions are clearly written in the booklet in the box, along with the recommended temperature range for application and curing.

[@jeffengel5339]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you very much for the detailed clarification of the process needed. You're the best!! i will be picking up your 8 year ceramic coating product soon. I wish you the best on your new venture. Aloha

[@justins6875]

I am curious how this product works in a marine environment on gelcoat watercrafts. Or is this product only for clearcoat finishes/plastics?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don’t detail boats or RVs, but have made sure with the chemists that the coatings are compatible and in their experience, they will perform better than a lot of other coatings in this scenario because of the thickness of the coating, but bonding on these surfaces will be inhibited to some extent. We believe that you’ll be impressed with the coatings’ performance, but long term durability may be reduced as compared to their use on traditional clear coated surfaces on cars.

[@StevenMack-w8w]

I think it was a big miss not using a darker colored vehicle to do this demonstration as it would provide a much better visuals for us to see. Also, could you explain what you meant when saying this coating is not susceptible to water spots and how this is works? Thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It LESS susceptible to water spotting compared to traditional coatings. But that doesn’t mean it’s a magical force field against water spots. No coating is 100% resistant to those. Regular washing of your car prevents those, and using chemical decon when needed (water spot remover) is crucial in preventing water spots if you have such issues.

[@StevenMack-w8w]

@@PanTheOrganizer being that it’s well known that coatings are susceptible to water spots what is it with this coating that makes it’s less susceptible compared to other coatings?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The chemistry and in part due to the repellency of the product. Of which I can’t say too much of without giving away secrets about the formula. Competitors are watching. I’m sure you can understand that? I already said the most I could about my coatings in both videos. You have more than enough information to make a purchasing decision.

[@MarcMongrain]

Great video. My question is about matte paints. You do state that we can use the ceramic coat on matte paints. You also state that the ceramic coating enhances gloss. What will the matte paint look like after application. I am receiving my CLE 53 AMG in grey magno this week and would like to coat it as soon as possible. You know how our weather changes here in Quebec so want to do it before it is too cold. I am in Trois-Rivieres so we will get the cold about 3 weeks to a month earlier than you in Montreal. Thanks again

[@PanTheOrganizer]

On matters surfaces, it doesn’t add gloss. It just makes the finish darker and richer in appearance. 👍🏻 Just like a matte paint coating would. Salutations Marc! J’espère que tu vas bien. Ma mère vient de Trois-Rivières. Assures-toi de respecter les températures lors de l’application (bien indiquées dans les instructions). Et aussi, s’il fait froid, il fait garder le véhicule dans le garage pour au moins 12 heures à une température le plus près de 20C.

[@annadori9508]

Hi Pan! I am looking forward to the package of 3 year ceramic coating from you, but I forgot to order CLEAN panel prep. Is Koch chemie panel prep suitable for application preparation?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I have never used their panel prep but it should be ok.

[@rileychoi]

Congratulations Pan! Can’t wait for your products to come to UK! How does it compare to DIY hydro that you have intalled on your car?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The products are already well on their way to the UK. If everything goes as planned, they should be available in October on The House Of Rags UK. It's the best coating I have ever tested. And certainly way less expensive than the other super high end coatings. And my coatings have the wildest hydrophobics, in person it's even more obvious than on camera. But I don't put others down. There are other great coating manufacturers out there, and C6 Hydro is certainly one of the best in the world, that doesn't change.

[@rileychoi]

@@PanTheOrganizer I am going to polish my adams advance graphene coating and try your :) I am sure I won’t be disappointed. Keep up the great work💪🏻

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yeah, the Adam's Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating is what I had applied to my girlfriend's SUV in October 2021, and it started to fail 2.5 years later, so I said let's start from scratch, and apply my coating! :) Video will come soon.