Pan, I cannot begin to express how grateful I am for you and your channel. You are by far the most thorough and knowledgeable detailer on the internet. Not only do you perform in-depth analysis on comparing products and giving tutorials, you are also very regimented in the way you educate your viewers. From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank you so much for all the videos you make, and taking time to even reply to us in the comments. Nobody else does this!
You are so welcome! Thanks for your support and positivity! It takes me a lot of time to create videos and also to reply to my viewers, so it’s nice to see that my efforts don’t go unnoticed.
Thank you Pan, I've been trying to stay away from your polishing/coatings videos, I'm still learning so much from your cleaning videos. Thanks again. 👍
It's so satisfying knowing that the thing I've always done in my details is the right thing to do. I've heard victims of OTHER detail outfits complain about dirty door jambs after dropping 500 USD on a so-so detail.
Thanks! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 910,000 subscribers and we have over 120 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hi Pan, Thank you for the video. I always degreased them, and pressure cleaned them, in that order lol. Literally since the 1990's. Then, as I got older, I got slightly more timid. I have been using a rinseless wash lately with a microfiber towel sopping wet on them. If it's really jacked up, I'll use a degreaser first, then a rinseless wash in a separate bucket from the main wash, as if doing wheels and tires. One time, I got paid for an exterior only and thought I was doing a favor by cleaning the door jams and of course got overspray on the seats (as you just did around 10-15 of the video) and the client gave me enough grief that I had to do a full interior because he said his seats were uneven. They weren't. I just told him I did the jams for him and wiped down the seats for him. He took the ball and ran with it. It probably appeared I was covering something. In my world, when getting paid, that is an interior aspect of cleaning. I also separate the cleanings. I don't have something where I do both interior and exterior for one price. I just do my best to estimate somethig to get what I need per hour and to recoup chemical costs. At this point in time I have literally a handful of people I do, but more and more are asking, so I am considering going back into it as a main profession again. I enjoy your videos very much and wanted to see what you did. It was the single only time after just countless cars I had a problem like that. Some people can be just really crappy lol.
Always love the first person head cam view. That draw layout looks so spec. Such attention to detail isn't lost on many of us. Excellent video as always Pan Thank you. I usually just spread an old bath towel over the side of the seat and the floor carpet when using the pressure washer on the door jambs to prevent water over spray
An excellent de-greaser for really dirty door jambs especially by the front door hinge area is to use Purple Blaster diluted 50/50 or even full strength. After you have dried off the areas, I recommend using a light special purpose grease to re lubricate the hinge and arms, as the de-greaser will very likely have removed the hinge grease. A White Lithium Spray, Silicone Spray (WD-40 Specialist) or Teflon / PTFE spray or similar products are all excellent for this purpose. Those sprays will really helps prevent squeaking and rusting. The Lithium is especially good for those winter months as it is very durable in sub-zero temperatures as well as very hot temperatures. Some folks may prefer the ease of the WD-40 Specialist line of lubricant sprays that are available in both silicone and lithium. Hope this was helpful.
@@misterlove7034 The white lithium is actually white in color but the regular lithium is clear. The White Lithium is also less messy than regular lithium The advantage of the lithium over the silicone is its operating temp from sub zero to hot tropical temperatures in excess of 100 degree. It is excellent as a metal on metal lube Silicone is also very good and can be used as a lube on rubber as well. So both are excellent. It just depends on your needs.
Always appreciate your detailed instructions/ professional advice. I always learn from your channel. Thank you 🙏 . Can’t wait for your top 2023 products
Did a free detail for a friend. Got stuck on the door jambs because I don't know what to do. Thanks for this very super thorough explanation on how to clean it. most youtube detailers doesn't really go in depth in this one.
Great job Pan! I always make sure to clean my customers jambs in my details and videos even if I'm only doing an interior because I think clean jambs makes SUCH a big difference!
Thorough as always! I went a bit nuts a few years ago and polished and coated the jambs in MyZ06. I used the mini swirl killer and perfect finish followed with csl and exo. Thanks for the mid week video!
Great reminder on the rubber seal treatment! I do that every six months - door seals, trunk, hood, sunroof. I’ve tried most of them and the Swisswax Seal Feed has been by far the best in terms of coverage and durability.
Hi Pan, I have NEVER deared to go at the door jambs with a high preassure washer before finding your chanel and this video/episode.. Tried it for the firs time today, and like you said.. hardly a drop of water got inside the car.. it truly makes this job much easier and efficient.. 👍
Glad I could help! And yeah pros use this method all the time. Case in point, a well respected pro detailer in the UK had given my viewers that tip in this video: ua-cam.com/video/GJdPu6UEEgo/v-deo.htmlsi=wjBDlfPvXUcVB9yH
The nice thing that I like about my Volvo is that they designed the doors to completely cover the door jams. The doors extend right to the bottom. When entering the car during bad weather your clothes never rub over a dirty door jam. My car is 5 years old and I only pass a damp cloth once in a while to remove dust. That’s it. It looks as new as the day I bought it. However, my wife’s car does need the door jam detailing you are showing us. Thanks for showing us a part of the car that gets missed by a lot of people.
Great video, Pan. I love when you do instructional videos. I always learn. I normally use ONR detailer dilution with a chemical guys pump sprayer and a microfiber towel to wipe off. Works for me. I do it every wash so they never get all that dirty.
Ditto mate, works perfectly for me! ONR is like the WD40 of auto detailing, imo. Shit I made a surface clear to use on my black glass coffee table and it works better than any other products my GF has tried.
Yeah once the door jambs are properly cleaned and protected like I showed in the video, regular maintenance is a breeze as I also just use a bit if rinseless wash and I wipe with a microfiber towel.
Was just gonna say, I’ve been using N-914 diluted 6:128 and wiping off with microfiber. Glad to see others doing the same. Out of curiosity, what dilutions do you guys use for your rinseless wash for this purpose?
@@dpsfit I don’t really measure as well as a should when doing door Jambs or other tasks that aren’t crucial to me. I normally throw approx 1oz in 20oz of water in my spray bottle. I’ll measure exact ratios when doing Rinseless washes or claybar.
Just started watching your tutorials. I just purchased the colourlock new leather care for my steering wheel after watching how beautiful the steering wheel on the BMW turned out. I've learned alot about the maintenance for my Alcantara. Look forward to seeing more of your tutorials.
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback Tom. How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 112 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Pan this is something I never would have thought of, normally I just wash it down instead of using APC. This helps out a bunch!!!! Merci ( I googled it, LOL)
Great information and demonstration Pan! Hope you are doing well my friend. I'm sure you are looking forward to the weather finally breaking soon. Looking forward to your content this coming spring/summer.
I'm amazed at how many detail shops forget this step or don't do a very good job at it. But those details separate the armatures from the professionals in my opinion.
Back in my less enlightened days when I used a chamois for drying, as a last step in my maintenance wash I would wipe down all the jambs with it. I don't use a chamois anymore, obviously, so this was a helpful video!
I spray waterless wash n wax and whipe in one direction always with a clean microfiber towel and it looks nice. I will try it your way. Ive learned alot from you. Thanks!
Nothing beats a good day of framing... I'll do that for the doors, the trunk, and under the hood. And that Gyeon Wet Coat simplified life! I ordered the big 4Ltr bottle of that stuff.
I think cleaning is extremely satisfying. Just in general things look so much better clean. My neighbors probably think I'm crazy because I'm always outside cleaning my car in some way. I even wash my lawn mower everytime I use it, put my favorite Turtle Wax Seal N Shine all over everything.
Thank you! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 890,000 subscribers and we have over 115 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Thanks for another great video Pan! I will try spraying some clean car shamboo mixture on the door jambs and agitate it with the Detail Factory soft brush. Then I will apply the silicon base protector on the door seal. I hope I will get a good result.
Thanks, I appreciate it! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 940,000 subscribers and we have over 123 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hi Pan. Another thing I've learned over my 35+ years of detailing and cleaning cars is get a very good quality silicone spray and either paint it on or spray it on your rubbers as it will keep them happy as is the case with my 1989 Pontiac sunbird the rubber still look like the day I bought it lol!
I actually use some water with some GSF and a shot of green star, i mix it and use my wash mitt or I will scrub with my brush, works great! The reason I do it is so I can get some more foam because who doesn't love foaming action? Thanks for sharing Pan! Can never go wrong with Green Star!
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I do this on all my detailing as well. Usually don’t need to use APC because the water that gets in this area is often enough to wipe away any dirt since the last wash. This is what detailing is to me - Taking care of spots that most people don’t! Excellent sharing!
Pan I found that using a pressure washer concentrated through the cracks of the door and trunk openings while closed seems to get enough water on the sills and jambs to allow you to then open the door and trunk and use your soup to wipe down the area. Then, shut the door and trunk lid and hit it with the pressure washer again to remove the soap. It seem to work fairly well and avoids getting too much water into the interior and the trunk.
Dziękuję za miłe słowa. Doceniam to! Witamy na moim kanale. Odkryłeś jeden z największych kanałów poświęconych szczegółom samochodów na UA-cam, ponieważ przekroczyliśmy 980 000 subskrybentów i mamy ponad 132 miliony wyświetleń! Detailingiem zajmuję się od 26 lat i uwielbiam dzielić się swoją wiedzą i pasją z widzami. Znalazłeś właściwy kanał, dzięki któremu dowiesz się wszystkiego o detalach.
@@PanTheOrganizerWiem, ogladam Twoje filmy od dawna. Mnostwo pozytecznych i wartosciowych informacji podanych w przystepny sposób. Widac ogromne doswiadczenie w detailigu dodatkowo super umiejetnosci prezentacji zrozumialy język. Same zalety. Czasem tylko żałuję, ze bie wszystkie testowane produkty sa dostepne w Polsce. Ale i tak warto wtedy posluchac jak ciekawie prowadzisz i zawsze mozna hajies tipy dla siebie wyciągnąć 😁 Tak sie zastanawiam tylko czasem w jakim kraju dzialasz? Anyway bardzo interesujace materialy nagrywasz i oby nigdy nie zabraklo Ci tematów i zapału. Wszystkiego dobrego zycze ❤👍😁
Great tutorial! So many people miss this part of the car. I've been on the fence between 303 and Gummi Pflege for rubber protectant and I think this pushed me towards the 303. Thanks Pan!
This 303 Rubber Seal Protectant is what I've been looking for. I hope I can get this at a auto parts store or if they can order for me. This would work well for my 2000 Camry LE. The seals are showing signs of age. There not leaking yet but that doesn't mean they won't in the near future. Thanks again for your video.
When doing an overall polishing and applying a sealant/coating, I'll do the same for the painted areas inside the doors and trunk lid. I figure anywhere the automaker wanted protected with clear coat should get that treatment too. I'll accept if people think that's over-thinking things, but all it takes is one whack of the jamb by a loose set of keys, a toy, or jelly jar by someone rushing to enter or exit to leave a mark.
Hi Pan, another fantastic video! I use a sponge with a scotchbrite pad on the back, the brush even better idea! Love that you ceramic coat with gyeon wet coat 😍 in the jam! And 303 the jam seals this is a whole new level of cleaning door jams! Thanks Pan! #Get well hope you are feeling better!
The most overlooked part of a vehicle and ultimately the most important too, especially in areas where salt is involved. I personally would have used some ONR to emulsify the dirt before rinsing but that is just merely a preference at this point. I've been a huge fan of Green Star for well over a year but Forst has won me over recently for unclogging my Griots ceramic spray coating. Without even using it yet, I'd almost bet that Wet Coat is better than Carpros offering because our buddy in Calgary is also a huge proponent of this fine line. Pan I have to say, thank you for choosing the simplest tools sometimes to show that you can achieve your goals without having the most powerful unit. Case in point, the 1.3 hp air blaster!
This is a great video. Now I can clean my door jams with ease. Can you do a video, suggest or share what you use or do to prevent rust. I too live in Canada. Toronto to be exact.
Thanks! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 112 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I’ve been trying out KCx WF diluted 1:3 for touching up door jambs and been very pleased. It’s not gonna clean nearly as well as GS of course but it’s handy when you’re in a hurry. Super cheap too!
This method you do perhaps once a month or when you need a deeper clean. Once that’s done, regular washes are simple. A bit of rinseless wash and a quick wipe and you’re done.
Thanks Gaelle! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 990,000 subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Passing along a tip I use when spraying along the door sills and trunk channels. Try turning the pressure washer off and use the lower pressure of the water supply to minimize the spray and splash back into the interior
I have been using my rinseless wash in a spray bottle to clean, but in Arizona we really only have dust in the jambs not any of that heavy winter grime.
Yeah once the door jambs are properly cleaned and protected like I showed in the video, regular maintenance is a breeze as I also just use a bit if rinseless wash and I wipe with a microfiber towel.
@@Ecdetails yes, I have used it for over 2 years. Same with the iron fallout remover(when sprayed doesn't have that rotten eggs smell) and the clay bar which only uses water. 👍👌👍👌
I was originally taking my car in a "premium" carwash shop but after initially seeing videos from Pan and Josh, i became the OC person who washes car twice a week! No regrets though. Now my youtube home is full of car detailing vids, thank you Pan for all the information you shared now and in the past (still on the process of rewatching old vids). One question, whats the minimum CFM required for a blower for it to be an effective dyring tool ? EGO blower is not available in our country but we have some available here but at a lower CFM compared to what youre using.
Thanks Mark! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 112 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing. For blowers it’s not only about CFM but more about the quality of the blower. See my blower video where I show my three car blowers: ua-cam.com/video/4up2Atg4ks0/v-deo.html
Amazing video Pan! I do this same method too and when I'm in a pinch I would spray the jambs with a citrus pre cleaner like stjarnagloss forst and just blast it with the pressure washer, it works really well 👍
@@PanTheOrganizer and tips on how to clean the door jams without a pressure washer? I typically apply Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Detailer generously to the surface and then carefully wipe with a a couple microfibre cloths as I work around each of the doors. Any pro tips from you though??
Eh pan love the educational videos But I have a quick ? For you The seals for the driver side and passenger side windows what is the best way to clean them Thank you
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Pan, I cannot begin to express how grateful I am for you and your channel. You are by far the most thorough and knowledgeable detailer on the internet. Not only do you perform in-depth analysis on comparing products and giving tutorials, you are also very regimented in the way you educate your viewers. From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank you so much for all the videos you make, and taking time to even reply to us in the comments. Nobody else does this!
You are so welcome! Thanks for your support and positivity! It takes me a lot of time to create videos and also to reply to my viewers, so it’s nice to see that my efforts don’t go unnoticed.
@@PanTheOrganizerand you reply to most of us 👍🏻🙏🏻
These are some of the most forgotten areas when detailing, thank you for highlighting the proper way to do it!! You the man!
Thanks Viokace!
Pan the goat 🐐
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Thank you Pan, I've been trying to stay away from your polishing/coatings videos, I'm still learning so much from your cleaning videos. Thanks again. 👍
You are so welcome!
Pan we need a seatbelt cleaning tutorial
Thanks to Pan’s tutorials, I have started detailing our cars regularly. My spouse was amazed how shiny her car was. @Pan - you are amazing.
Great to hear man! I'm always happy when I can help viewers take their detailing game to the next level, and also give them the "detailing bug". :)
It's so satisfying knowing that the thing I've always done in my details is the right thing to do. I've heard victims of OTHER detail outfits complain about dirty door jambs after dropping 500 USD on a so-so detail.
Thanks! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 910,000 subscribers and we have over 120 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hi Pan, Thank you for the video. I always degreased them, and pressure cleaned them, in that order lol. Literally since the 1990's. Then, as I got older, I got slightly more timid. I have been using a rinseless wash lately with a microfiber towel sopping wet on them. If it's really jacked up, I'll use a degreaser first, then a rinseless wash in a separate bucket from the main wash, as if doing wheels and tires. One time, I got paid for an exterior only and thought I was doing a favor by cleaning the door jams and of course got overspray on the seats (as you just did around 10-15 of the video) and the client gave me enough grief that I had to do a full interior because he said his seats were uneven. They weren't. I just told him I did the jams for him and wiped down the seats for him. He took the ball and ran with it. It probably appeared I was covering something. In my world, when getting paid, that is an interior aspect of cleaning. I also separate the cleanings. I don't have something where I do both interior and exterior for one price. I just do my best to estimate somethig to get what I need per hour and to recoup chemical costs. At this point in time I have literally a handful of people I do, but more and more are asking, so I am considering going back into it as a main profession again. I enjoy your videos very much and wanted to see what you did. It was the single only time after just countless cars I had a problem like that. Some people can be just really crappy lol.
Always love the first person head cam view. That draw layout looks so spec. Such attention to detail isn't lost on many of us. Excellent video as always Pan Thank you. I usually just spread an old bath towel over the side of the seat and the floor carpet when using the pressure washer on the door jambs to prevent water over spray
Thanks Joseph!
Me too.
An excellent de-greaser for really dirty door jambs especially by the front door hinge area is to use Purple Blaster diluted 50/50 or even full strength. After you have dried off the areas, I recommend using a light special purpose grease to re lubricate the hinge and arms, as the de-greaser will very likely have removed the hinge grease. A White Lithium Spray, Silicone Spray (WD-40 Specialist) or Teflon / PTFE spray or similar products are all excellent for this purpose. Those sprays will really helps prevent squeaking and rusting. The Lithium is especially good for those winter months as it is very durable in sub-zero temperatures as well as very hot temperatures. Some folks may prefer the ease of the WD-40 Specialist line of lubricant sprays that are available in both silicone and lithium. Hope this was helpful.
Which is better, silicone or lithium?
@@misterlove7034 The white lithium is actually white in color but the regular lithium is clear. The White Lithium is also less messy than regular lithium The advantage of the lithium over the silicone is its operating temp from sub zero to hot tropical temperatures in excess of 100 degree. It is excellent as a metal on metal lube Silicone is also very good and can be used as a lube on rubber as well. So both are excellent. It just depends on your needs.
Nice video! I use PERL or VRP for the rubber seals after cleaning to keep them from drying out. Must do for canadian cars that see our winters!
Correct!
The floor mat is the dirtiest one I've seen in a long time! Saves the carpet for sure!
😂👍🏻 Luckily I made a floor matt cleaning tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/ea11kHw-YNA/v-deo.html
Always appreciate your detailed instructions/ professional advice. I always learn from your channel. Thank you 🙏 . Can’t wait for your top 2023 products
Did a free detail for a friend. Got stuck on the door jambs because I don't know what to do. Thanks for this very super thorough explanation on how to clean it. most youtube detailers doesn't really go in depth in this one.
Glad it helped!
Glad it helped!
Great job Pan! I always make sure to clean my customers jambs in my details and videos even if I'm only doing an interior because I think clean jambs makes SUCH a big difference!
You are 100% right!
Thorough as always! I went a bit nuts a few years ago and polished and coated the jambs in MyZ06. I used the mini swirl killer and perfect finish followed with csl and exo. Thanks for the mid week video!
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Probably the most overlooked and forgotten area when washing a car. Hooray for Pan's attention to this area!🎉
Thanks Joseph!
Great reminder on the rubber seal treatment! I do that every six months - door seals, trunk, hood, sunroof. I’ve tried most of them and the Swisswax Seal Feed has been by far the best in terms of coverage and durability.
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Hi Pan, I have NEVER deared to go at the door jambs with a high preassure washer before finding your chanel and this video/episode..
Tried it for the firs time today, and like you said.. hardly a drop of water got inside the car.. it truly makes this job much easier and efficient.. 👍
Glad I could help! And yeah pros use this method all the time. Case in point, a well respected pro detailer in the UK had given my viewers that tip in this video: ua-cam.com/video/GJdPu6UEEgo/v-deo.htmlsi=wjBDlfPvXUcVB9yH
Your tools ,equipment cars and amazing garage are treasured by you and well deserved. I would not mind them myself
Thanks!
The nice thing that I like about my Volvo is that they designed the doors to completely cover the door jams. The doors extend right to the bottom. When entering the car during bad weather your clothes never rub over a dirty door jam. My car is 5 years old and I only pass a damp cloth once in a while to remove dust. That’s it. It looks as new as the day I bought it.
However, my wife’s car does need the door jam detailing you are showing us. Thanks for showing us a part of the car that gets missed by a lot of people.
Thanks
Great video, Pan. I love when you do instructional videos. I always learn. I normally use ONR detailer dilution with a chemical guys pump sprayer and a microfiber towel to wipe off. Works for me. I do it every wash so they never get all that dirty.
Ditto mate, works perfectly for me! ONR is like the WD40 of auto detailing, imo. Shit I made a surface clear to use on my black glass coffee table and it works better than any other products my GF has tried.
Yeah once the door jambs are properly cleaned and protected like I showed in the video, regular maintenance is a breeze as I also just use a bit if rinseless wash and I wipe with a microfiber towel.
Was just gonna say, I’ve been using N-914 diluted 6:128 and wiping off with microfiber. Glad to see others doing the same. Out of curiosity, what dilutions do you guys use for your rinseless wash for this purpose?
@@dpsfit I don’t really measure as well as a should when doing door Jambs or other tasks that aren’t crucial to me. I normally throw approx 1oz in 20oz of water in my spray bottle. I’ll measure exact ratios when doing Rinseless washes or claybar.
@@chuckfink8239 Makes sense, I feel like you don't need to be too scientific about it to get the results. Thanks!
Just started watching your tutorials. I just purchased the colourlock new leather care for my steering wheel after watching how beautiful the steering wheel on the BMW turned out. I've learned alot about the maintenance for my Alcantara. Look forward to seeing more of your tutorials.
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback Tom. How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 112 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I should have waited till the end of the video. I should've known you would've applied silicone spray to the rubber seals lol great video as always!!!
Hehe thanks! It’s all about the details am I right Stephen?
Pan this is something I never would have thought of, normally I just wash it down instead of using APC. This helps out a bunch!!!! Merci ( I googled it, LOL)
Amazing person and was an honor finally meeting you in person thank you Pan we love you❤️🙏
It was a pleasure meeting you too Moe! See you Saturday! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Great work Pan and those door jams will be much easier to clean next time. Pan is always making sure everyone keeps their rides looking great!
Thanks Neil!
Great information and demonstration Pan! Hope you are doing well my friend. I'm sure you are looking forward to the weather finally breaking soon. Looking forward to your content this coming spring/summer.
I'm amazed at how many detail shops forget this step or don't do a very good job at it. But those details separate the armatures from the professionals in my opinion.
Thanks for watching Allen!
Back in my less enlightened days when I used a chamois for drying, as a last step in my maintenance wash I would wipe down all the jambs with it. I don't use a chamois anymore, obviously, so this was a helpful video!
Thanks for watching!
I spray waterless wash n wax and whipe in one direction always with a clean microfiber towel and it looks nice. I will try it your way. Ive learned alot from you. Thanks!
Thanks Ricio! Glad to know my viewers learn new things when watching my videos.
You’re the man bro! Once again you’ve read my mind I literally did my door jams recently and was looking into a good product for weather stripping lol
Thanks John!
Yet another excellent step by step process with amazing visible results, thank you for sharing Pan!
Thanks Ricky!
Nothing beats a good day of framing... I'll do that for the doors, the trunk, and under the hood. And that Gyeon Wet Coat simplified life! I ordered the big 4Ltr bottle of that stuff.
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I think cleaning is extremely satisfying. Just in general things look so much better clean. My neighbors probably think I'm crazy because I'm always outside cleaning my car in some way. I even wash my lawn mower everytime I use it, put my favorite Turtle Wax Seal N Shine all over everything.
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Nothing like a clean door jamb!
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Hi Pan! Thank you soooo much for creating these amazing car detailing videos! I have learned so much from your channel. Can't get enough. Thank you!!!
Thanks for the kind words and feedback Kathryn! 😁👍🏻
The best part of spring time is when I take off the winter tires.
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Detail Jesus !! thank you man.
Thank you! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 890,000 subscribers and we have over 115 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Thanks for another great video Pan!
I will try spraying some clean car shamboo mixture on the door jambs and agitate it with the Detail Factory soft brush. Then I will apply the silicon base protector on the door seal. I hope I will get a good result.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for all the amazing tips and tricks! Best in car detailing on UA-cam!
Thanks, I appreciate it! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 940,000 subscribers and we have over 123 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hi Pan. Another thing I've learned over my 35+ years of detailing and cleaning cars is get a very good quality silicone spray and either paint it on or spray it on your rubbers as it will keep them happy as is the case with my 1989 Pontiac sunbird the rubber still look like the day I bought it lol!
I actually use some water with some GSF and a shot of green star, i mix it and use my wash mitt or I will scrub with my brush, works great! The reason I do it is so I can get some more foam because who doesn't love foaming action? Thanks for sharing Pan! Can never go wrong with Green Star!
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I do this on all my detailing as well. Usually don’t need to use APC because the water that gets in this area is often enough to wipe away any dirt since the last wash. This is what detailing is to me - Taking care of spots that most people don’t! Excellent sharing!
Exactly!! All about the details.
Pan I found that using a pressure washer concentrated through the cracks of the door and trunk openings while closed seems to get enough water on the sills and jambs to allow you to then open the door and trunk and use your soup to wipe down the area. Then, shut the door and trunk lid and hit it with the pressure washer again to remove the soap. It seem to work fairly well and avoids getting too much water into the interior and the trunk.
Pour rincer j’utilise un IK avec juste de l’eau dedans, pour éviter trop d’éclaboussures mais les deux fonctionnent très bien 👍🏻
Jedne z lepszych filmów na YT. Thanks ❤
Dziękuję za miłe słowa. Doceniam to! Witamy na moim kanale. Odkryłeś jeden z największych kanałów poświęconych szczegółom samochodów na UA-cam, ponieważ przekroczyliśmy 980 000 subskrybentów i mamy ponad 132 miliony wyświetleń! Detailingiem zajmuję się od 26 lat i uwielbiam dzielić się swoją wiedzą i pasją z widzami.
Znalazłeś właściwy kanał, dzięki któremu dowiesz się wszystkiego o detalach.
@@PanTheOrganizerWiem, ogladam Twoje filmy od dawna. Mnostwo pozytecznych i wartosciowych informacji podanych w przystepny sposób. Widac ogromne doswiadczenie w detailigu dodatkowo super umiejetnosci prezentacji zrozumialy język. Same zalety. Czasem tylko żałuję, ze bie wszystkie testowane produkty sa dostepne w Polsce. Ale i tak warto wtedy posluchac jak ciekawie prowadzisz i zawsze mozna hajies tipy dla siebie wyciągnąć 😁 Tak sie zastanawiam tylko czasem w jakim kraju dzialasz? Anyway bardzo interesujace materialy nagrywasz i oby nigdy nie zabraklo Ci tematów i zapału. Wszystkiego dobrego zycze ❤👍😁
Another great straight forward video. Thanks
Thanks Derek!
Great video Pan!
Thank you!
I've never seen a product like the 303 rubber seal protector. I need to get that. Thanks Pan.
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Hey Pan long time but back now, great video as always. Cheers Brenton from Down Under 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Cheers from Montreal mate!
Great tutorial! So many people miss this part of the car. I've been on the fence between 303 and Gummi Pflege for rubber protectant and I think this pushed me towards the 303. Thanks Pan!
Thanks for watching!
Great topic, my OCD makes me clean these areas, even under the hood and trunk lid.
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Great tips as always Pan, thanks again for teaching me tricks I never knew, I never knew! So enjoyable to watch and learn from you 🙂
My pleasure!
Another good one. The tar remover for rust coat over spray is a nice tip. I use CG Nonsence to clean then TW 3 in 1 to coat the cleaned areas.
Thanks Eric!
Sir, I'm totally in love with your pov detail videos.
I would love it if you do an interior deep detail in pov style
Thanks Ibaad!
This 303 Rubber Seal Protectant is what I've been looking for. I hope I can get this at a auto parts store or if they can order for me. This would work well for my 2000 Camry LE. The seals are showing signs of age. There not leaking yet but that doesn't mean they won't in the near future. Thanks again for your video.
Hopefully they’re not too far gone.
When doing an overall polishing and applying a sealant/coating, I'll do the same for the painted areas inside the doors and trunk lid. I figure anywhere the automaker wanted protected with clear coat should get that treatment too. I'll accept if people think that's over-thinking things, but all it takes is one whack of the jamb by a loose set of keys, a toy, or jelly jar by someone rushing to enter or exit to leave a mark.
Never thought of cleaning that, but it's good weekend project now. Thanks for sharing. .👍😁
Enjoy! It’s so satisfying.
Hi Pan, another fantastic video! I use a sponge with a scotchbrite pad on the back, the brush even better idea! Love that you ceramic coat with gyeon wet coat 😍 in the jam! And 303 the jam seals this is a whole new level of cleaning door jams! Thanks Pan! #Get well hope you are feeling better!
The most overlooked part of a vehicle and ultimately the most important too, especially in areas where salt is involved. I personally would have used some ONR to emulsify the dirt before rinsing but that is just merely a preference at this point. I've been a huge fan of Green Star for well over a year but Forst has won me over recently for unclogging my Griots ceramic spray coating. Without even using it yet, I'd almost bet that Wet Coat is better than Carpros offering because our buddy in Calgary is also a huge proponent of this fine line. Pan I have to say, thank you for choosing the simplest tools sometimes to show that you can achieve your goals without having the most powerful unit. Case in point, the 1.3 hp air blaster!
Thanks Damon!
Pan would like to see a video on what products to clean and protect car accessories like Thule roof cargo boxes, bike racks, etc. Thanks
Great video! I was actually planning to clean the door jambs and there you go. Your video is out! 😁
I read your mind! 😂👍🏻
Amazing tips! Thank you, Pan!
You bet!
This is a great video. Now I can clean my door jams with ease. Can you do a video, suggest or share what you use or do to prevent rust. I too live in Canada. Toronto to be exact.
Thanks! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 112 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I’m subscribed to your channel and IG
Very good information pan. I will be using this especially the G on wet coat application for my detailing. Thank you.
Thanks Jimmy
Thanks for providing such very useful explanations
Thanks Alamin!
Great info. I’ve used the 303 product for years it’s easy and lasts.
Thanks Butch!
I’ve been trying out KCx WF diluted 1:3 for touching up door jambs and been very pleased. It’s not gonna clean nearly as well as GS of course but it’s handy when you’re in a hurry. Super cheap too!
Midweek update from Pan 💥 The Legend. See you at Chicago 😂🎉
Thanks Glenn! See you Saturday!
I went to eat my first Chicago deep dish style pizza at Lou Maknati’s yesterday!! 😱😁👍🏻
quite detailed as for me I just use a dedicated microfiber clothe for the door jambs and wipe
This method you do perhaps once a month or when you need a deeper clean. Once that’s done, regular washes are simple. A bit of rinseless wash and a quick wipe and you’re done.
It's always so satisfying to clean the door and trunk shuts after the winter months👍🏻. Great work Pan!
Thanks Konsta!
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I like using a steamer if it’s really baked on the jambs to help break it down
Another awesome episode of Paaannn the Organizer good friend
Thanks Richard! I hope you are doing well. I’m in Chicago for a super awesome event with 12 other UA-camrs and we were able to meet our viewers today!
Just wow! Thank you
Thanks Gaelle! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 990,000 subscribers and we have over 135 million views! I have been detailing for 27 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Thanks Pan,I always appreciate and enjoy your videos .I am going to try to do what you showed in the video
Thanks Haroo!
Passing along a tip I use when spraying along the door sills and trunk channels. Try turning the pressure washer off and use the lower pressure of the water supply to minimize the spray and splash back into the interior
Hi pan, I always do this when I clean my car great video ❤️
Thanks Raymond!
Thank you Pan! love your videos!
Thanks Alon!
I used to use a pressure washer but I now use a Tornador. I find it much better
Yes that works great too as I said in the video.
I typically use a pH neutral car wash for the door sills. A high pH shampoo like that Koch Chemie can degrade the rubber gaskets and seals.
I'm motivated 🤤❤️
Let’s go!
thank you so much for this video, Its just what we were talking about
Thanks Mike!
I have been using my rinseless wash in a spray bottle to clean, but in Arizona we really only have dust in the jambs not any of that heavy winter grime.
I'm in AZ also and just washed my car. I also use a rinseless to clean my jams! It works well.
Yeah once the door jambs are properly cleaned and protected like I showed in the video, regular maintenance is a breeze as I also just use a bit if rinseless wash and I wipe with a microfiber towel.
Pan, Thanks for the tip about 303 rubber treatment. I have been looking for a simple way to apply door gasket conditioner. I've never liked sprays.
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Pan ceramic detailer from am details is how I use to protect , unless I’m ceramic coating the car I add it the jams. Thanks for the videos
Hola papi, I also like AM Details Ceramic detailer
Bendiciones Eddie!!
@@1stfrompuertorico568 hey Humberto I enjoy it! Last a long time
@@mariosantiago8931 hey buenos dias bendiciones
@@Ecdetails yes, I have used it for over 2 years. Same with the iron fallout remover(when sprayed doesn't have that rotten eggs smell) and the clay bar which only uses water. 👍👌👍👌
I was originally taking my car in a "premium" carwash shop but after initially seeing videos from Pan and Josh, i became the OC person who washes car twice a week! No regrets though. Now my youtube home is full of car detailing vids, thank you Pan for all the information you shared now and in the past (still on the process of rewatching old vids).
One question, whats the minimum CFM required for a blower for it to be an effective dyring tool ? EGO blower is not available in our country but we have some available here but at a lower CFM compared to what youre using.
Thanks Mark! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 880,000 subscribers and we have over 112 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
For blowers it’s not only about CFM but more about the quality of the blower.
See my blower video where I show my three car blowers: ua-cam.com/video/4up2Atg4ks0/v-deo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you! Wow not even 10 minutes and i got a reply! Really really appreciate it.
Really enjoyed this one Pan!! Have never tried Wet Coat on the jams. Usually just a QD. Looking forward to trying this.
Thanks John!
Nice one more POV cleaning.
Can u do next time a video about odor removing? (Like the old car smell, pet smell, Parfum smell).
Or exhaust tips.
Thanks! Good idea for a future video.
Have 2 say that wet coat is my favorite spray on rinse off sealant. Imo outlasts all others.
It’s very good indeed!
Pan, if I ever grow up I want to be like you!
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That floormat is killin me 😂
Yeah that’s my girlfriend’s vehicle and in her defence though winters are brutal here and they needed a deep cleaning.
Amazing video Pan! I do this same method too and when I'm in a pinch I would spray the jambs with a citrus pre cleaner like stjarnagloss forst and just blast it with the pressure washer, it works really well 👍
Thanks man!
A low cost door jamb protection is to use Turtle Wax Ice series, Seal or Wax both great much like you (Pan) used on shower glass.
Done this cleaning to my brother in law car caged in and green stuf. Not done for many years. The rubber seal i shine with Carpro Perl
Uma lavagem simples e eficaz !👏🏼
Mais vídeos assim amigo. Much love from Brasil 🇧🇷
Thanks!
Been wanting a video on this for too long!!
I hope you enjoyed it.
@@PanTheOrganizer and tips on how to clean the door jams without a pressure washer? I typically apply Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Detailer generously to the surface and then carefully wipe with a a couple microfibre cloths as I work around each of the doors. Any pro tips from you though??
That’s really really helpful
Pan you’re always best❤
Thanks!
Eh pan love the educational videos
But I have a quick ? For you
The seals for the driver side and passenger side windows what is the best way to clean them
Thank you