I've watched countless ceramic coating maintenance videos since getting my car ceramic coated last week, and your video is by far the easiest and most pleasant to watch. straight to the point, not selling anything and full of detail. Thanks for making this!
Thank you for the awesome feedback! I'm glad it's helpful and hope it makes washing your car lot easier! What type of coating did you end up getting installed on it?
@@high-defdetailing1485 I got the gtechniq Crystal Syrum Ultra. Bought Ceramic Gwash, and C2V3 for my future car washes. Haven't had to wash it just yet, stays clean so much longer than it used to!
@@high-defdetailing1485 I got Gtechniq Crystal Serum Ultra on my car. Came back to this video recently, as the front glass hydrophobic quality has gone downhill. Do you have any advice how to revive the front glass coating? Or do you think its been worn out by the wiper blades already?
Thank you! Yes I know...It's been so busy at the shop but I do have several videos lined up to be released in the next couple of months. What kinds of content would you like to see?
I'm not super familiar with their line of products but have heard they are all very good quality. I'm sure there's a bunch more information on them if you search for it!
@@high-defdetailing1485gotcha. For Gteqniq would you recommend the quick detailer or ceramic sealant cause at the end you say either or but is it better to get both?
i just got Gtechniq installed on my car. but they do not ship to canada and amazon prices for the product are outrageous. any suggestions on products i can use in the meantime of getting my hands on those??
Really? I'm surprised they don't have distribution in Canada. I would check with some other distributers as Gtechniq is pretty popular internationally. I think @PanTheOrganizer is in Canada and would know everything about product availability and distribution. In the meantime - a good quality pH neutral soap will do the trick for washing!
This is great and all, but my cars ceramic coated with G Tech coating but I don't use any of their products. I just rinse, use Armor All wash and wax, then dry it with a drying towel, use some invisible glass and it comes up awesome!!! it's just an Hyundai i30, a daily driver and not a Ferrari!!!
If it works for you, that's great! I'd recommend switching to Gwash for your soap and adding some sort of ceramic spray sealant afterwords instead of using the wash and wax soap however. You'll definitely see more longevity with your coating this way!
@@high-defdetailing1485 Thanks I did go ahead and by the G wash, best to keep things uniform as possible. I do have a quick detailer from the Chemical Guys it's not the G tech one but their stuff is pretty good, am I ok to use this one on my vehicle, cheers for the info.
That is not true! Ceramic coatings definitely help keep your vehicle stay looking cleaner, and they are MUCH easier to wash, but you still have to wash them!
I made this for my customers at my shop and we install Gtechniq coatings so I wanted to keep it simple for them. You can use whatever brand you like as the categories of the products are all the same! Use a good quality soap, an iron remover, an all purpose cleaner, a detail spray or ceramic spray sealant, and a glass cleaner.
A very expensive way to wash your car😂 you will need to buy all this products. I thought after putting ceramic/graphene coating it will make it easier to wash a car and less cost. 😂😂
You wouldn't need to go this route for your average maintenance wash but I wanted to cover all of the options in this video. You can get fantastic results just with a quality wash soap and the right mitts and towels. That being said...the products I use in the video are not expensive at all
Yeah I probably should have edited the title, but I made this video primarily for my customers. Since I install Gtechniq coatings and they have a whole line of maintenance products to go with them I wanted to show a video how to maintain the coating for my customers.
I've watched countless ceramic coating maintenance videos since getting my car ceramic coated last week, and your video is by far the easiest and most pleasant to watch. straight to the point, not selling anything and full of detail. Thanks for making this!
Thank you for the awesome feedback! I'm glad it's helpful and hope it makes washing your car lot easier! What type of coating did you end up getting installed on it?
@@high-defdetailing1485 I got the gtechniq Crystal Syrum Ultra. Bought Ceramic Gwash, and C2V3 for my future car washes. Haven't had to wash it just yet, stays clean so much longer than it used to!
@@high-defdetailing1485 I got a Gtechniq crystal syrum ultra on my car. Love it so far.
@@high-defdetailing1485 I got Gtechniq Crystal Serum Ultra on my car. Came back to this video recently, as the front glass hydrophobic quality has gone downhill. Do you have any advice how to revive the front glass coating? Or do you think its been worn out by the wiper blades already?
Thank you for a super great and efficient no nonsense tutorial❤❤❤❤😂😂😂
No nonsense is how we roll here 😅😅 Thanks for checking it out!
Maybe not simple, but man it looks good and insane hydrophobics 😍
😂😂😂 you’re right maybe not simple, but I definitely wanted to provide as much helpful info as possible!
It’s been a while for a video but great video keep them coming
Thank you! Yes I know...It's been so busy at the shop but I do have several videos lined up to be released in the next couple of months. What kinds of content would you like to see?
@@high-defdetailing1485 it’s always good to watch Paint corrections as always good to see different procedures and products
@@robl6044 Sounds good - thanks for the feedback!
Excellent video! 💯
Thanks, Dillan! Some fresh tips for maintaining your Bronco!
could you recommend the best Koch-Chemie products to use please?
I'm not super familiar with their line of products but have heard they are all very good quality. I'm sure there's a bunch more information on them if you search for it!
@@high-defdetailing1485gotcha. For Gteqniq would you recommend the quick detailer or ceramic sealant cause at the end you say either or but is it better to get both?
i just got Gtechniq installed on my car. but they do not ship to canada and amazon prices for the product are outrageous. any suggestions on products i can use in the meantime of getting my hands on those??
Really? I'm surprised they don't have distribution in Canada. I would check with some other distributers as Gtechniq is pretty popular internationally. I think @PanTheOrganizer is in Canada and would know everything about product availability and distribution.
In the meantime - a good quality pH neutral soap will do the trick for washing!
@ what about chemical guys honey dew? supposedly it's PH Neutral or there is also a different brand
Koch-Chemie?
@@MrDecrative The honeydew would be fine. Koch-Chemie is a much better brand than Chemical Guys so I'd highly recommend using those products!
@@high-defdetailing1485 awesome thank you! is there any of their products in specific you would recommend?
@@high-defdetailing1485 gotcha okay perfect. is there any of their products in specific you would recommend me picking up??
it's been 2 weeks, did I mess up already?
This is great and all, but my cars ceramic coated with G Tech coating but I don't use any of their products. I just rinse, use Armor All wash and wax, then dry it with a drying towel, use some invisible glass and it comes up awesome!!! it's just an Hyundai i30, a daily driver and not a Ferrari!!!
If it works for you, that's great! I'd recommend switching to Gwash for your soap and adding some sort of ceramic spray sealant afterwords instead of using the wash and wax soap however. You'll definitely see more longevity with your coating this way!
@@high-defdetailing1485 Thanks I did go ahead and by the G wash, best to keep things uniform as possible. I do have a quick detailer from the Chemical Guys it's not the G tech one but their stuff is pretty good, am I ok to use this one on my vehicle, cheers for the info.
@@SealAngelawesome! That quick detailer should be fine 👍🏻
Great video... Would be even better without the intrusive music.
Thanks for the feedback!
I thought after ceramic coating you wouldn’t need washes.
That is not true! Ceramic coatings definitely help keep your vehicle stay looking cleaner, and they are MUCH easier to wash, but you still have to wash them!
a seven minutes commercial ... like all the videos about this...
I made this for my customers at my shop and we install Gtechniq coatings so I wanted to keep it simple for them. You can use whatever brand you like as the categories of the products are all the same! Use a good quality soap, an iron remover, an all purpose cleaner, a detail spray or ceramic spray sealant, and a glass cleaner.
@@high-defdetailing1485 tanks.
A very expensive way to wash your car😂 you will need to buy all this products. I thought after putting ceramic/graphene coating it will make it easier to wash a car and less cost. 😂😂
You wouldn't need to go this route for your average maintenance wash but I wanted to cover all of the options in this video. You can get fantastic results just with a quality wash soap and the right mitts and towels. That being said...the products I use in the video are not expensive at all
this is not a guide, morelike product marketing video.
Yeah I probably should have edited the title, but I made this video primarily for my customers. Since I install Gtechniq coatings and they have a whole line of maintenance products to go with them I wanted to show a video how to maintain the coating for my customers.
Um... that Subaru might be the glossiest I have ever seen.
This is called business... I am not a businessman,