⬇️🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇️⬇️ 🇺🇸 For people in USA: Gyeon Tar: amzn.to/3oKnv33 Gyeon APC: bit.ly/3akFDbl Detailing brush: amzn.to/3At4nZA Gyeon Ceramic Detailer: bit.ly/3aj3Vmj Optimum No Rinse (ONR): amzn.to/3ai11hD McCulloch steam cleaner: amzn.to/3akclJQ Toothpicks: amzn.to/3AnGQJB Koch Chemie Pol Star (neutral cleaner): bit.ly/3FCermX Scangrip headlamp: bit.ly/3DmDrwy Lithium Hyper Cleanse: bit.ly/2WVZMl9 Griot’s Garage 3-inch polisher: amzn.to/3DrI9sL Xtreme Solutions LVR 403 polishing glaze: bit.ly/3oF2LKa Magic eraser: amzn.to/3Ap1r0b 303 Protectant: amzn.to/3akGjNV RainX: amzn.to/3FtZ6F6 Collapsable crates: amzn.to/3BrqDEE 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: Gyeon Tar: bit.ly/3uT2gNw Gyeon APC: bit.ly/2YyVikV Detailing brush: bit.ly/3uSwOyU Gyeon Ceramic Detailer: bit.ly/3FuOOo4 Optimum No Rinse (ONR): bit.ly/3iGmBAH McCulloch steam cleaner: amzn.to/2WYPIYC Toothpicks: amzn.to/3iItiCq Scangrip headlamp: bit.ly/3mz0RrP Lithium Hyper Cleanse: bit.ly/3uTs1xj Griot’s Garage 3-inch polisher: bit.ly/3Aq7UrR Xtreme Solutions LVR 403 polishing glaze: bit.ly/3oF2LKa Magic eraser: amzn.to/3Bpz5Ed 303 Protectant: bit.ly/2ZYjcXx RainX: amzn.to/3DmObLf Collapsable crates: amzn.to/3mDd4vr ⬇️🔶 INSTRUCTIONS TO SUBMIT YOUR VIDEO! ⬇️⬇️ 1) Film a short video clip of you giving a car detailing tip, trick, or hack! BE CREATIVE! 2) In the video, mention your name, business and location so people can easily contact you should they want to use your detailing services. 3) All videos must be filmed in 1080p (1920 x 1080) or 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution at 30 FPS (frames per second), and in a 16:9 ratio (landscape). 4) All videos must be produced in one of the following file formats: .MP4 or .MOV 5) Make sure we can hear you well. 6) In your e-mail, include your company name and what ever contact info you wish to see appear in the video description, so people can easily find your business. 7) If you use music or any form of digital media in your video, make sure it's copyright free. You can use a free file transfer website here: wetransfer.com Videos that don’t meet these requirements won’t be selected! There is no deadline for submissions. :) ✅ Send all your submissions to this e-mail: pantheorganizer1@gmail.com
hey Jason that was a great tip. If possible i would like some more detailed information on how i can start it off? Do i go to a car dealership of different brands and talk to the owner of the company or manager or the detailers of the comapany? Im a mobile detailer so do i do it at their location or do i choose a place? Please help me make the right steps to do this. Also ive heard of a tip that you can go to business owners of any kind and offer them a free wash and maybe have them tell their employees about me/you and get more customers that way. i might try that too.
Thats such an AMAZING tip not only to bring in potential customers but also if you can impress the picky people and get their business their friends and family will for sure follow! Joshua if you get out there and get word of mouth you will be amazed how fast things can progress. One thing that may also help is to give small discount for referrals but once people see the before and after people will looking for you
What a terrific collection of simple, effective detailing hacks. It’s hard to select just one or two since I can see a use for all of them. It’s very generous of you to share your audience/channel with these talented detailers. Congratulation to you and all of your guest on a job well done!
I like CARDO the best because you can tell he is an educator and organized step by step and takes pride in his brand. Also, he had some of the best audio and honestly the ones with hard to listen to audio I skipped even though I can tell they cared about what they were trying to say, and that's something I appreciate about Pan is that he takes care of small details like that as well.
I think ten RainX trick was by far the most unexpected hack of them all. It was great to finally see a video on doors etc. For me the inside and bottom of the doors is the true tell tale to how well a car is maintained.
I have a tip... its a simple hack and very old school, when I was a Marine Engineer (35 years) we worked with many chemicals, testing fuels, lube oils, waters, carbons etc.. even gases. Every ship I've been on 6000 tons to 56000 tons has had a lab and often chemicals were would settle out according to viscosity. (Thickness). Sooo We all have chemicals we use and these chemicals are often left standing and they can "settle" out into layers according to their viscosity (Thickness) which is why as you often point out Pan "Shake the bottle vigorously". But some (Many) think a couple of shakes upside down will cut it. It won't, the scientists have made these products to be easy to use but must be mixed to the correct composition, this can make the difference between a hybrid ceramic or graphene etc.. working for two months or six! So I was taught many years ago to drop a couple of 10mm or 11mm stainless steel nuts or bolts into the bottle and then shake vigorously. The nuts or bolts help greatly agitate the product, often the stainless steel can't be heard moving inside the container, because it is initially trapped in the heavier (Higher viscosity) chemical component. I know you always advocate shaking vigorously, but this simple hack really helps mix the product well. I have heard many times of people failing to achieve longevity from, especially sealants, hybrids, ceramics or graphene, and this simple helping hand can make the difference between a coating lasting two months or six! I've often seen UA-cam detailers flip a bottle up and down a couple of times, this is bad advice. A good rule of thumb is to listen and if you begin to clearly hear the nut or bolt moving, rattling, then you are near a good mix. I hope this old school trick will help someone. Thanks for your great show Pan. I know you are a qualified chemist so I'm not trying to teach a chicken to suck eggs, just hopefully help someone not waste money on a product they fail to prepare properly. All the best from the (wet and Rainey) UK. Phil. P.S. Thank you for all the help you have given me and many others. Stay safe.
@@kevinhorner4904 Thanks mate, not sure how to make videos for upload, but it speaks for itself really. Yes the rattle can is an example of this. Although paints are typically less viscous.
AAYYYYYEEEE!!! THERE IT IS!!! Thank you so much Pan for allowing small folk like myself reach a larger audience! You opening the doors for others to give them a shot on improving their business, start a career, or just grow their audience is something that only ones self can appreciate. There arent many people like yourself willing to open their platform for others so from the bottom of my heart, thank you Pan for giving me the opportunity to introduce myself to your audience! Glad that this community is becoming more diverse with new ideas, methods, tools, philosophy, and you guessed it, more detail spray. xD I also wish you success on your channel and hopefully these videos will give you a new perspective on detailing and new individuals to check out! Thanks and wishing best of fortune from sunny California! ;) Stay safe and stay F R E S H!
Thanks for the kind words Cardo! And it was my pleasure to have you on the show, and wish you all the luck in the world with your business and channel as well!! Continue working hard!
Yes! That gentleman's toothpickery thing to get into and remove residue and other build up from the panel gaps! I had to start doing this too, because my new Mazda CX-30 has so many gaps and crevices where gunk collects it just drove me nuts, this method works great. Thanks for sharing
Definitely the tooth pick tip for me, many times I look around my car a few days after detailing it and find wax residue in the door gaps or crevice’s around the car, so will now spend a few minutes at the end of the detail using this method 👍😁
You set the bar pretty high, as it should be! The world needs more giving and respectful people like you! Thanks for yet another GREAT Informative video!!!!
Amazing video, just polished my car and the toothpick tip is exactly what I needed. Also about to start my business and the wash clinic idea blow me away, I'll have to do that.
Thanks Pan and all the folks that participated. My philosophy is never turn down free advice. Even though I might not use it today, one never knows what the future has install for us, and one day I might think “hey I saw so and so do this” and it might come in useful. Never say never‼️ 👍✌️☮️
Cardos had the best tip for me. My family has the dirtiest cars and I am the one who washes them because I'm the only one who cares. That tip will help save me a lot of time and work!
I was thinking about your "Calling all Detailers" video wondering "what happened to all the video submissions?" You finally delivered. The RainX was the most surprising hack for me. Thanks Pan the Man.
Pan, thank you so much for including my video in your compilation of tips and hacks. I sincerely appreciate it! It was great to see all of them! The plastics Restoration with LVR403 has been a favorite of mine for almost 2 years. Thanks again!! 👍🏼👍🏼
much respect Pan. all the tips and tricks were great especially the ONR on a steam cleaner as well as heating the APC for tough stains. great job y'all.
Amazing tips and hacks! I liked the ONR hack along with Jim White’s hack and the APC in the foam cannon but all in all, they were all great tips and hacks. 👏
Hi Pan. Big joe from Glasgow here. Another fantastic video. The variety of techniques that these guys show is superb. It goes to show that in the detailing world, you have a worldwide reach. Keep them coming Pan. CHEERS
1. The ONR coupled with the steamer was a new one for me. 2. Polishing the plastic mirror caps was a bit fringe for me - never thought of polishing plastic in that way... cool 3. The RainX trick was also cool - albeit somewhat scary - but the guy looks confident whilst doing => trustworthy :))
What a great idea for your channel, Pan ! Three of the detailer videos stood out to me. Craig of Staffordshire Car Care, UK covered a car detail issue seldom emphasized - the cleaning and protection of "door shuts" (inner door hinge areas). That is a super-fine detail of a detailed car ! Ricardo of Cardo's Auto Detailing had the best organized video hands down. He introduced himself and let us know the zipcode of the area he serves. He thanked the host (Pan). He clearly explained his most interesting tip of an APC sno-foam pre-rinse on a dry vehicle along with its advantages. Then, he demonstrated how well the APC sno-foam pre-rinse works. Jim of WhiteDetails gave his "toothpickery" tip (my very favorite tip of all) of using a wooden skewer covered with a microfiber cloth to remove polish residue in vehicle crevices. Thank you for this video, Pan. I enjoyed it.
Pam I can’t tell you how this was a magic idea. I am new to the industry…started late offer retiring.I jus5 love to work on cars to transform from ugly to beautiful. You are my go to guy for car detailing. Great videos. My favorite was Carlos, and Miranda. However it was hard to choose they all had “secrets “ I will use.
Thanks for the kind words about my videos Dave, much appreciated. Just keep in mind I'm Pan, not Pam hahaha. I hope it's obvious that I'm a man. ;) What's your favourite video on my channel so far by the way?
Wow! They were all so good! The hot water/APC trick I should have thought of because I do that ALL THE TIME INSIDE MY HOUSE OR WITH CLOTHING! Doh! Love Carlos too….anyway to work smarter is the way to work!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hello Pan, Great video! As a diy detailer just learning the ropes, all the tips were very helpful for me but my favorite was Ricardo Cardos detailing with the APC foam. Thank you for being so generous to open up your platform and huge audience for other detailers to give their tips and tricks for detailing. Looking forward to seeing more! You're the best Pan!
Loved this video. What a great idea. I've been keeping my cars clean since high school, 1965. I waxed the paint off of my '57 Chevy, right through to the primer, but it's always nice to hear different 'tricks'. I would have never, for 1 second even, thought about using APC directly on paint. That would fall into my mind the same as using dish washing liquid.
All of the hacks were brilliant, Pan. However, the last two: Birot and Rain-X, and the milk crates for organising stuff (I detail out of a saloon too) were my favourites. THANK YOU EVERYONE!
Once again Pan you are giving back to the detail community which is why you are so followed and appreciated. So many great detailing hacks. Gotta give Tim the 1st place vote with LVR403 on oxidized mirrors. I come up against that on so many details and never knew I favorite product of mine could be used this way! 2nd place goes to Jim from White Details. When a concept you develop adds next level results AND a new word in the detailers dictionary "toothpickery" it definitely deserves recognition. Several hacks could fall into my 3rd place category but I have to go with ONR dilution in the steamer. I have not tried it yet but will certainly give it a go on my next interior detail. Thanks again Pan and many blessings to you from USA. GGG
I love the rainx trick and door jam cleaning. One trick I use to remove surface rust on metal or chrome and tailpipes is wd40 agitated with aluminum foil
Pan I’m from Columbus Ohio, the owner of Columbus Mobile Detailing. I am applying the ONR in my steamer today. Great Video and great tips and information.
What a fantastic (Pantastic) idea and series. Every one of these hacks was helpful and useful. I truly can’t choose a top hack but loved the hacks using products for other than intended such as the Rain-X and Xtreme solutions. I also enjoyed the physics lesson from Lithium regarding heating some products, dry/wet shampooing, toothpickery and using APC as a pre-wash…all of them have merit and I’ll be rewatching this video multiple times. Simply genius sharing these hacks and giving visibility to these pros! I sure hope there are many more to come! Thanks Pan!
Thank You so much for this fine collection of educational videos!! We can always learn more! This collection is packed with great vids! Thank You for this! Have a fun weekend!!
Pan Outstanding video, Craig had a great tip that I will add to my arsenal of cleaning my car. As always, Phil Miranda delivers again, I have had the opportunity of attending one of Phil's classes and it was super.
Wish I thought of the APC foam wash on a car I did recently. It makes perfect sense, and would've saved me hours cleaning a very dirty car. Great video Pan, I look forward to seeing more of these!
@@PanTheOrganizer That's a tough one to answer Pan. This hacks video is great, but I also like back to back product comparisons, the relaxing full detail vids, those are probably my fave, and of course the product awards every year. Keep doing what you do Pan, you're killin it!
This was a great video Pan! Its always a win-win when professionals get together and share experience and different techniques from around the world and all put together in one video .Thumbs up for Pan!
Fantastic video Pan! Loads of great tips and a very nice touch from yourself to pull the care care community together to highlight their trade tips. The Tip from White Details was great
three guys on here stand out, alldayanthony with the ONR and steamer, Jason from Chicago detailing, free wash clinics , and carodsauto detailing just gotta follow this guy, thanks pan 👍
#1 goes to Craig from Staffordshire car care had the best real-world door jam detailing tip that I encounter week. I believe all of us amateur detailing enthusiasts avoid door jams detailing as we believe it's not really visible to the real world. However, detailing enthusiasts like me can be somewhat OCD when it comes to cleaning our beloved vehicles. Plus, he is using Gyeon products which I have a great deal of respect for. And congrats to all the other detailers for providing excellent hacks that I have written down for future use. You guys are all awesome!
⬇️🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇️⬇️
🇺🇸 For people in USA:
Gyeon Tar: amzn.to/3oKnv33
Gyeon APC: bit.ly/3akFDbl
Detailing brush: amzn.to/3At4nZA
Gyeon Ceramic Detailer: bit.ly/3aj3Vmj
Optimum No Rinse (ONR): amzn.to/3ai11hD
McCulloch steam cleaner: amzn.to/3akclJQ
Toothpicks: amzn.to/3AnGQJB
Koch Chemie Pol Star (neutral cleaner): bit.ly/3FCermX
Scangrip headlamp: bit.ly/3DmDrwy
Lithium Hyper Cleanse: bit.ly/2WVZMl9
Griot’s Garage 3-inch polisher: amzn.to/3DrI9sL
Xtreme Solutions LVR 403 polishing glaze: bit.ly/3oF2LKa
Magic eraser: amzn.to/3Ap1r0b
303 Protectant: amzn.to/3akGjNV
RainX: amzn.to/3FtZ6F6
Collapsable crates: amzn.to/3BrqDEE
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
Gyeon Tar: bit.ly/3uT2gNw
Gyeon APC: bit.ly/2YyVikV
Detailing brush: bit.ly/3uSwOyU
Gyeon Ceramic Detailer: bit.ly/3FuOOo4
Optimum No Rinse (ONR): bit.ly/3iGmBAH
McCulloch steam cleaner: amzn.to/2WYPIYC
Toothpicks: amzn.to/3iItiCq
Scangrip headlamp: bit.ly/3mz0RrP
Lithium Hyper Cleanse: bit.ly/3uTs1xj
Griot’s Garage 3-inch polisher: bit.ly/3Aq7UrR
Xtreme Solutions LVR 403 polishing glaze: bit.ly/3oF2LKa
Magic eraser: amzn.to/3Bpz5Ed
303 Protectant: bit.ly/2ZYjcXx
RainX: amzn.to/3DmObLf
Collapsable crates: amzn.to/3mDd4vr
⬇️🔶 INSTRUCTIONS TO SUBMIT YOUR VIDEO! ⬇️⬇️
1) Film a short video clip of you giving a car detailing tip, trick, or hack! BE CREATIVE!
2) In the video, mention your name, business and location so people can easily contact you should they want to use your detailing services.
3) All videos must be filmed in 1080p (1920 x 1080) or 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution at 30 FPS (frames per second), and in a 16:9 ratio (landscape).
4) All videos must be produced in one of the following file formats: .MP4 or .MOV
5) Make sure we can hear you well.
6) In your e-mail, include your company name and what ever contact info you wish to see appear in the video description, so people can easily find your business.
7) If you use music or any form of digital media in your video, make sure it's copyright free.
You can use a free file transfer website here: wetransfer.com
Videos that don’t meet these requirements won’t be selected!
There is no deadline for submissions. :)
✅ Send all your submissions to this e-mail: pantheorganizer1@gmail.com
This is the reason I have made you my favorite detailer. What I have learned as a do it myselfer. You and Turtle Wax has become 1. Thank you sir.
Just a few things I did. I made some 2in strips from the microfiber towels to wrap around stuff to clean. Easier than using a whole towel.
Great video brother! Thanks for letting us be apart of it.
My pleasure Jason! You guys rock!
hey Jason that was a great tip. If possible i would like some more detailed information on how i can start it off? Do i go to a car dealership of different brands and talk to the owner of the company or manager or the detailers of the comapany? Im a mobile detailer so do i do it at their location or do i choose a place? Please help me make the right steps to do this.
Also ive heard of a tip that you can go to business owners of any kind and offer them a free wash and maybe have them tell their employees about me/you and get more customers that way. i might try that too.
Thats such an AMAZING tip not only to bring in potential customers but also if you can impress the picky people and get their business their friends and family will for sure follow! Joshua if you get out there and get word of mouth you will be amazed how fast things can progress. One thing that may also help is to give small discount for referrals but once people see the before and after people will looking for you
What a terrific collection of simple, effective detailing hacks. It’s hard to select just one or two since I can see a use for all of them. It’s very generous of you to share your audience/channel with these talented detailers. Congratulation to you and all of your guest on a job well done!
Thanks for the kind words, much appreciated! I try my best to help the detailing community and give back as much as I can! :)
I like CARDO the best because you can tell he is an educator and organized step by step and takes pride in his brand.
Also, he had some of the best audio and honestly the ones with hard to listen to audio I skipped even though I can tell they cared about what they were trying to say, and that's something I appreciate about Pan is that he takes care of small details like that as well.
Steam cleaner, Rainx and heating the APC. Great stuff!
I think ten RainX trick was by far the most unexpected hack of them all. It was great to finally see a video on doors etc. For me the inside and bottom of the doors is the true tell tale to how well a car is maintained.
I have a tip... its a simple hack and very old school, when I was a Marine Engineer (35 years) we worked with many chemicals, testing fuels, lube oils, waters, carbons etc.. even gases. Every ship I've been on 6000 tons to 56000 tons has had a lab and often chemicals were would settle out according to viscosity. (Thickness). Sooo We all have chemicals we use and these chemicals are often left standing and they can "settle" out into layers according to their viscosity (Thickness) which is why as you often point out Pan "Shake the bottle vigorously".
But some (Many) think a couple of shakes upside down will cut it. It won't, the scientists have made these products to be easy to use but must be mixed to the correct composition, this can make the difference between a hybrid ceramic or graphene etc.. working for two months or six! So I was taught many years ago to drop a couple of 10mm or 11mm stainless steel nuts or bolts into the bottle and then shake vigorously. The nuts or bolts help greatly agitate the product, often the stainless steel can't be heard moving inside the container, because it is initially trapped in the heavier (Higher viscosity) chemical component.
I know you always advocate shaking vigorously, but this simple hack really helps mix the product well. I have heard many times of people failing to achieve longevity from, especially sealants, hybrids, ceramics or graphene, and this simple helping hand can make the difference between a coating lasting two months or six! I've often seen UA-cam detailers flip a bottle up and down a couple of times, this is bad advice. A good rule of thumb is to listen and if you begin to clearly hear the nut or bolt moving, rattling, then you are near a good mix.
I hope this old school trick will help someone. Thanks for your great show Pan. I know you are a qualified chemist so I'm not trying to teach a chicken to suck eggs, just hopefully help someone not waste money on a product they fail to prepare properly. All the best from the (wet and Rainey) UK. Phil. P.S. Thank you for all the help you have given me and many others. Stay safe.
Thanks Phil for making that so clear. An example of that is the ball bearing in a spray paint can. You could have make a vid of it. Regards.
@@kevinhorner4904 Thanks mate, not sure how to make videos for upload, but it speaks for itself really. Yes the rattle can is an example of this. Although paints are typically less viscous.
Many thanks Phil. Glad I took the time to read your explanation - I’ll be using this trick for sure!
AAYYYYYEEEE!!! THERE IT IS!!! Thank you so much Pan for allowing small folk like myself reach a larger audience! You opening the doors for others to give them a shot on improving their business, start a career, or just grow their audience is something that only ones self can appreciate. There arent many people like yourself willing to open their platform for others so from the bottom of my heart, thank you Pan for giving me the opportunity to introduce myself to your audience! Glad that this community is becoming more diverse with new ideas, methods, tools, philosophy, and you guessed it, more detail spray. xD I also wish you success on your channel and hopefully these videos will give you a new perspective on detailing and new individuals to check out! Thanks and wishing best of fortune from sunny California! ;) Stay safe and stay F R E S H!
Great video, great tip. I'm going to your channel to subscribe now!
Thanks for the kind words Cardo! And it was my pleasure to have you on the show, and wish you all the luck in the world with your business and channel as well!! Continue working hard!
Likewise. Excellent presentation Cardo. Subscribing now.
Great tip bro, probably my favorite one.
Great tip Cardo! Do you dilute the super clean or do you just go in with 100% product into the foam cannon?
The use of Rainex for the pen stain was wild. Pretty cool tip.
Cardo has the tip of the day, in my opinion. He didn't even mention how cheap the APC/degreaser is for the foam wash. Thank you!
ONR with the steamer blew my mind Pan, thank you so much I appreciate this as a young detailer(17) looking to grow my business!!!
Thanks Wesley!
that steamer onr trick is so cool! I never would have thought of that.. that is OP!!! thank you pan and everybody that participated.
Yes! That gentleman's toothpickery thing to get into and remove residue and other build up from the panel gaps! I had to start doing this too, because my new Mazda CX-30 has so many gaps and crevices where gunk collects it just drove me nuts, this method works great. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Susan!
My favorite was the warming of the cleaning solution for hard stains. Thank you
Definitely the tooth pick tip for me, many times I look around my car a few days after detailing it and find wax residue in the door gaps or crevice’s around the car, so will now spend a few minutes at the end of the detail using this method 👍😁
You set the bar pretty high, as it should be!
The world needs more giving and respectful people like you!
Thanks for yet another GREAT Informative video!!!!
I appreciate that! Thanks for taking time to support my ideas Tim!
I liked the APC wash and the RainX on the pen marks. Great idea for this video!
Yay! Thank you!
Definitely the APC combined with the foam cannon. Awesome tip!
Amazing video, just polished my car and the toothpick tip is exactly what I needed. Also about to start my business and the wash clinic idea blow me away, I'll have to do that.
The rain x tip was awesome
Thanks Pan and all the folks that participated. My philosophy is never turn down free advice. Even though I might not use it today, one never knows what the future has install for us, and one day I might think “hey I saw so and so do this” and it might come in useful.
Never say never‼️ 👍✌️☮️
Well said!
Cardos had the best tip for me. My family has the dirtiest cars and I am the one who washes them because I'm the only one who cares. That tip will help save me a lot of time and work!
Dry shampooing can get really good results. In the winter I only do dry shampooing and could use a steamer if I need to.
Thanks for the great video Pan, this is a selection of hacks, a few more of these types of videos would be great to see thanks again
The tip with the biggest wow! was the dude in Markham, Ontario using RainX to dissolve ballpoint ink. Amazing!
I was thinking about your "Calling all Detailers" video wondering "what happened to all the video submissions?" You finally delivered. The RainX was the most surprising hack for me. Thanks Pan the Man.
More to come in the future hopefully, as more people will be sending their videos! :)
Pan, thank you so much for including my video in your compilation of tips and hacks. I sincerely appreciate it! It was great to see all of them! The plastics Restoration with LVR403 has been a favorite of mine for almost 2 years. Thanks again!! 👍🏼👍🏼
My pleasure!
that rainx tip was pretty nifty
much respect Pan. all the tips and tricks were great especially the ONR on a steam cleaner as well as heating the APC for tough stains. great job y'all.
Thanks Marco!
ONR in the steamer is gold!
Thanks Pan, what a fantastic idea!
Thank you! :)
They were all great but the APC & RainX were the coolest to me. Thanks
Glad you like them!
Amazing tips and hacks! I liked the ONR hack along with Jim White’s hack and the APC in the foam cannon but all in all, they were all great tips and hacks. 👏
Thanks Paul!
Apc in the foam cannon was amazing FR
Hi Pan. Big joe from Glasgow here. Another fantastic video. The variety of techniques that these guys show is superb. It goes to show that in the detailing world, you have a worldwide reach. Keep them coming Pan. CHEERS
Thanks Joseph!
Pan you my friend are the Joe Rogan of car detailing!!!! Giving back because it’s the right thing to do is great
Thank you for that, I appreciate you taking the time to support my ideas.
They were all a bit informative but Cardo's Tips was my fav with the APC Foam cannon tip.
Thanks for watching!
This was a great video. thanks Pan and to all the contributors.
Glad you enjoyed it!
1. The ONR coupled with the steamer was a new one for me.
2. Polishing the plastic mirror caps was a bit fringe for me - never thought of polishing plastic in that way... cool
3. The RainX trick was also cool - albeit somewhat scary - but the guy looks confident whilst doing => trustworthy :))
What a great idea for your channel, Pan ! Three of the detailer videos stood out to me. Craig of Staffordshire Car Care, UK covered a car detail issue seldom emphasized - the cleaning and protection of "door shuts" (inner door hinge areas). That is a super-fine detail of a detailed car ! Ricardo of Cardo's Auto Detailing had the best organized video hands down. He introduced himself and let us know the zipcode of the area he serves. He thanked the host (Pan). He clearly explained his most interesting tip of an APC sno-foam pre-rinse on a dry vehicle along with its advantages. Then, he demonstrated how well the APC sno-foam pre-rinse works. Jim of WhiteDetails gave his "toothpickery" tip (my very favorite tip of all) of using a wooden skewer covered with a microfiber cloth to remove polish residue in vehicle crevices. Thank you for this video, Pan. I enjoyed it.
Thanks for your feedback as always Margaret!
Thanks to all. Appreciated. Bob
The RAIN-X capability of dissolving sferographic ink was my favorite. Another grate video Pan. You are the best.
Ah thanks Mauricio! I appreciate the kind words!
Pam I can’t tell you how this was a magic idea. I am new to the industry…started late offer retiring.I jus5 love to work on cars to transform from ugly to beautiful. You are my go to guy for car detailing. Great videos. My favorite was Carlos, and Miranda. However it was hard to choose they all had “secrets “ I will use.
Thanks for the kind words about my videos Dave, much appreciated. Just keep in mind I'm Pan, not Pam hahaha. I hope it's obvious that I'm a man. ;)
What's your favourite video on my channel so far by the way?
Sorry my friend. Auto correct. You have great topics
The latest was the new product from TW
I am a big fan
Local supplies and prices are great
Great seeing all of these great tips! Was awesome seeing Shine Your Light, Miranda, Lithium, and others on here!
Glad you enjoyed it!
OMG! Pan thank you sooo much! Im honored to be featured among some of these great influencers! P.S. my fav was the Rain-X tip.
You are so welcome!
I also liked the APC rise before contact wash awesome tip
I like the hack that you will put apc in ur foam spray to clean ur car pre wash. Awesome idea.
Great blog my favorite was the rainx on the leather.
Awesome simple tips & tricks. Thanks for the info!
Thanks for watching!
Another amazing idea from Pan! Just another example of Pan's commitment to both the DIY'er and other professionals. Pan, thank you!
You bet!
Awesome of you to give some exposure to other detailers. Two thumbs up Pan.
Thanks 👍
Cardo’s was the most informative, articulated and grateful!!!!
Let’s Go Pan & Brandon!!!
👍🏻
This was cool, never thought a magic eraser was so versatile.
Wow! They were all so good! The hot water/APC trick I should have thought of because I do that ALL THE TIME INSIDE MY HOUSE OR WITH CLOTHING! Doh! Love Carlos too….anyway to work smarter is the way to work!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Pan, please consider making this a series. That would be great to have more brethren share their tips!
Absolutely!
Hello Pan, Great video! As a diy detailer just learning the ropes, all the tips were very helpful for me but my favorite was Ricardo Cardos detailing with the APC foam. Thank you for being so generous to open up your platform and huge audience for other detailers to give their tips and tricks for detailing. Looking forward to seeing more! You're the best Pan!
Thanks for the kind words Martin, I appreciate it! It's my pleasure to help people in the detailing community! More positivity is key!
I like the APC in the foam cannon tip. Have some friends with some really dirty cars and regular foam doesn't do much.
What a great idea Pan. I've learned so much and the video isn't even over yet.
That's great to hear!
I can't wait to try ONR in my steamer, but Gyeon Tar and APC for the door hinges is a great tip as it is an area I struggle with on many detail jobs.
Very cool to see Phil from Miranda auto spa. We are friendly competition here in Virginia and it seems he does great work
The one with rain x was a good one. But all of the tips were 👍🏿
Incredible idea. I love how you are helping detailers and the community with excellent hacks and community outreach / networking. Innovative series.
Thanks Amber! I appreciate the feedback.
Loved this video. What a great idea. I've been keeping my cars clean since high school, 1965. I waxed the paint off of my '57 Chevy, right through to the primer, but it's always nice to hear different 'tricks'. I would have never, for 1 second even, thought about using APC directly on paint. That would fall into my mind the same as using dish washing liquid.
All of the hacks were brilliant, Pan. However, the last two: Birot and Rain-X, and the milk crates for organising stuff (I detail out of a saloon too) were my favourites. THANK YOU EVERYONE!
Awesome video Pan! Thanks for letting us be a part of it!
My pleasure!
Nice work guys 👍🏻all tips were fantastic. My two favourite came from the 🇬🇧 Door hinges and toothpick 😉
Once again Pan you are giving back to the detail community which is why you are so followed and appreciated. So many great detailing hacks. Gotta give Tim the 1st place vote with LVR403 on oxidized mirrors. I come up against that on so many details and never knew I favorite product of mine could be used this way! 2nd place goes to Jim from White Details. When a concept you develop adds next level results AND a new word in the detailers dictionary "toothpickery" it definitely deserves recognition. Several hacks could fall into my 3rd place category but I have to go with ONR dilution in the steamer. I have not tried it yet but will certainly give it a go on my next interior detail. Thanks again Pan and many blessings to you from USA. GGG
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Loved the tip by Cardo. My truck sits outside all winter in New England and come spring time this tip will help me quite a bit. Thanks Pan!
Carlos, with the APC Foam cannon tip made me smack my forehead, and say out loud... Why didn't I think of that!!! Nice tip Carlos....
Carlos has my vote
I love the rainx trick and door jam cleaning. One trick I use to remove surface rust on metal or chrome and tailpipes is wd40 agitated with aluminum foil
Pan I’m from Columbus Ohio, the owner of Columbus Mobile Detailing. I am applying the ONR in my steamer today. Great Video and great tips and information.
Thanks!
@@PanTheOrganizer you have absolutely made me a better detailer.
Awesome video mate!
Those tips will be very useful to my small detailing business
Thanks Pan and everyone there!
You bet!
What a fantastic (Pantastic) idea and series. Every one of these hacks was helpful and useful. I truly can’t choose a top hack but loved the hacks using products for other than intended such as the Rain-X and Xtreme solutions. I also enjoyed the physics lesson from Lithium regarding heating some products, dry/wet shampooing, toothpickery and using APC as a pre-wash…all of them have merit and I’ll be rewatching this video multiple times. Simply genius sharing these hacks and giving visibility to these pros! I sure hope there are many more to come! Thanks Pan!
Thanks for the positive feedback! Hopefully more episodes to come in the future if more pro detailers submit their entries! :)
Great episode Pan! How many secrets and techniques have I absorbed with this chapter today! Greetings from Panama.
Thanks Omar! Cheers from Montreal!
All of the tips are helpful, I couldn’t just pick one, awesome idea and video Pan 👍👍
Thanks Dave!
What a great video!
Favourites were definitely the toothpick/skewer and apc snow foam.
Thanks
Great tips and tricks! I love all of this car detailing insanity. I too love to spend hours detailing my car. Thanks for this great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank You so much for this fine collection of educational videos!! We can always learn more! This collection is packed with great vids! Thank You for this! Have a fun weekend!!
Glad you like them!
Pan Outstanding video, Craig had a great tip that I will add to my arsenal of cleaning my car. As always, Phil Miranda delivers again, I have had the opportunity of attending one of Phil's classes and it was super.
Thanks 👍
Great video form the people who detail for a living where efficiency is profit.
Thanks for watching!
The APC Snowfoam is mind blowing even if all others are pretty smart🥳
Thank you for the info Pan, the RainX trick is key!
You are so welcome!
Wish I thought of the APC foam wash on a car I did recently. It makes perfect sense, and would've saved me hours cleaning a very dirty car. Great video Pan, I look forward to seeing more of these!
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback. Hey, what's your favourite video on my channel so far?
@@PanTheOrganizer That's a tough one to answer Pan. This hacks video is great, but I also like back to back product comparisons, the relaxing full detail vids, those are probably my fave, and of course the product awards every year. Keep doing what you do Pan, you're killin it!
Cardo's APC rinse was helpful as was the toothpickery and ONR steam 👍🏻
Wow, I cant believe I made it to the video!!! Thank you so much for having this idea Pan, I learnt so much from all the people here!
You are so welcome!
I’d love to see a “101 ways a Magic Eraser sponge can save the day” video. That was a great hack.
Hello Paaaaann !!!
J'adore les astuces !
What a lineup. Great for the community. Thanks pan that’s awesome. Need to get John from forensic detailing on next time.
Thanks Simon!
This was awesome 👏 I definitely picked up couple of very useful tricks…thank you Pan and all of the Detailers that shared there tips and tricks
Thanks for watching Joe!
Never thought of using no rinse in a streamer!
:)
All were good, we never stop learning.
Thanks for watching!
Great tips by all the folks! Very cool ideas, thanks for doing this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
The best detailing video of the year
Thanks Jaime!
This was a great video Pan! Its always a win-win when professionals get together and share experience and different techniques from around the world and all put together in one video .Thumbs up for Pan!
Glad you enjoyed it!
The rain x for ink on seats was interesting
Fantastic video Pan! Loads of great tips and a very nice touch from yourself to pull the care care community together to highlight their trade tips. The Tip from White Details was great
Thanks Greg!
Amazing idea, Pan! Keep it going, this type of videos help us a lot.
Thanks Ianis!
cool video concept! i liked the variety of presenters each with their own signature tricks
Glad you like them!
Great content loved it, keep them coming.
Thanks Andrew!
three guys on here stand out,
alldayanthony with the ONR and steamer, Jason from Chicago detailing, free wash clinics , and carodsauto detailing just gotta follow this guy, thanks pan 👍
Thanks for watching Steve!
#1 goes to Craig from Staffordshire car care had the best real-world door jam detailing tip that I encounter week. I believe all of us amateur detailing enthusiasts avoid door jams detailing as we believe it's not really visible to the real world. However, detailing enthusiasts like me can be somewhat OCD when it comes to cleaning our beloved vehicles. Plus, he is using Gyeon products which I have a great deal of respect for. And congrats to all the other detailers for providing excellent hacks that I have written down for future use. You guys are all awesome!
Thanks for watching Rivak!