20 DETAILING TIPS & SECRETS !!!

DETAILING TIPS & SECRETS !! In this video, I will give you 20 detailing tips and secrets that professionals don’t want you to know! This will help elevate your skills and knowledge and these are all things that you can do at home to get your vehicle looking better and to help protect it against the elements. The detailing tips will also enable you to wash your car at home like a professional!!

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[kotomakosako]

Nevermind detailing, you bring positivity in these dark times in the world. Intro itself made my day. Thank you.

[Fearless-]

Pan, thanks for the information (learn something new every day!). Here is an important extra tip.
Tip # 21: Do not wear anything that can scratch various parts of the car. Over the years, I’ve had the following items accidentally scratch the car while not washing/detailing my cars: watches, rings, bracelets, belts with metal buckles, pocket knives with exposed metal belt clips (worst offender), anything in general that has hard sharp edges. F1

[gcampbell]

Pan you are the man! Because of your tutorial YouTube videos I have just completed a total exterior detail of my newly purchased previously owned vehicle which was not maintained at all. You gave me the confidence to do the two step paint correction and ceramic coating to the vehicle. I purchased everything from the Max Shine M-15 DA Polisher to all of the polishes and brushes I used from the links in your tutorial videos. I wanted you to have the commission since you turned me on to the products and techniques. My vehicle now looks like it could be entered into an auto show. It looks great and is now sitting in the garage for the rest of the week after applying the ceramic coating. I followed your tips and techniques and achieved probably what would be a thousand US dollar (or more) detail and paint correction and paint protection that just blows my mind. Anyone who watches your tutorials and has the passion to have a show room quality auto will have the confidence to achieve the results that I have. You have motivated me to get out there and give it a try. Everything I experienced you already gave me the answers on what to do and what not do to get the results I wanted. You have an exceptional delivery and well organized thought process that is easy to follow. I give you kudos and wish you much success. Thank you from a guy in the US south with an awesome shiny, well protected vehicle. The interior is next on the list. Keep it Tight and Keep it Clean! I am going to have to order one of those T-shirts now because I gotta look the part and keep motivated :)

[hansoferbach]

Love the video. I've been detailing and painting for over 22 years now, and this is essential information for people to do basic maintenance on their vehicle to make a detail more affordable when it comes to a professional.
While it's not a hard job to wash a care, it is easy to do it wrong.

[nikolov]

On tip number 8 i suggest for those who follow your steps literally. First to open a bit the window and clean the edge, after that close up, and clean all the window. This way they will avoid double work on getting the window wet again because water in the door after finish with washing.
We all know that annoying opening on window after it's been washed out and polished to perfection.

[edwinlasalle]

I was a “street detailer” (learned all of my detailing knowledge from others and experience) for about 13 years. And we strongly discouraged people from taking their cars to the automatic car washes for the same reason. Some of them thought we were just trying to get more money from them. SMH. Great video btw.

[rolandleies]

You're the best Pan! You can just tell you're a genuine guy who likes helping people. Thanks for all the videos!

[syphadeous]

Just as addicted as you Pan! When I wash myself, usually spend 4-5 hours lol!! Detailing inside and out every weekend!

[neilbriggs]

Fantastic video's Pan. I have been watching various detailing channels for a while now to inspire me to try and restore the very tired paint on my 13yr old Jag. Your video's are not only very entertaining but they are also very informative without over complicating the process. I bought a DA polisher and some other new products to add to my maintenence wash kit and following the advice given in your video's, i gave it a go this week. The results are amazing! After just 1 days work, It has totally transformed the car! I am now confident that little by little, i can personally restore my own car's paintwork to a great standard and it has also been an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Thanks and keep the video's coming.

[jamo]

Thinking to take my part in detailing, and watching all your videos...damn I wish more education programs in life were presented on the way you do, totaly positive and the most simple way...thank you for all of your informations and positive energy you share to us all.

[sphinx]

Pan's Tips & Secrets:
1. Use dedicated wheel buckets and brushes 1:16
2. Protect your paintwork with a wax/sealant/coating. 1:34
3. Wear protective gear, especially gloves. 2:11
4. When washing, rub using straight line technique (not circles). 2:42
5. Avoid working in direct sunlight; most products work best at room temperature. 3:18
6. Read and follow the manufacturers directions carefully. 3:57
7. After wash & rinse, remove visible brake rust by rolling forward and back while braking 4:34
8. Clean glass w/ two-towels (cleaning; and drying) 5:08
9. Only decontaminate with clay when needed. Use the "bag test." 5:53
10. After the clay stage, polish paint to fix micro marring. 6:45
11. Before polishing, use detail tape to protect sensitive areas. 7:29
12. Use pH neutral dedicated car shampoos. Do not use dishwashing liquids, as it is a degreaser. 7:50
13. Wash microfiber towels correctly. 8:18
14. Use a vacuum and brush in tandem when cleaning interiors. 9:34
15. Use a degreaser or an all-purpose-cleaner to clean tires before applying a tire dressing. 9:51
16. Spray-on/rinse-off tire sealants can make future maintenance washes easier. 10:26
17. For maximum gloss, polish to flatten the paintwork 10:23
18. Avoid automatic car washes 13:10
19. Clean in this order: tire & wheels, then paintwork from top to bottom. 14:16
20. Remember to watch Pan's Youtube tutorials. 15:13

[ronayotte]

Your garage has a better selection of detailing supplies than most "big box" and auto parts stores!

[codeyhanna]

This channel brings so much more then the physical process of car detailing. Over explaining everything, thank you. Most people can only give the action part with slight explanation
You hit so much detail on every part of the process. Giving such an in depth explanation. Love the content and channel. Definitely my new favorite detailing channel and I'm only like 10 videos in :)

[ONI.]

As always, thanks for this video. Always helpful as I continue to perfect my techniques.

[jeffgrantIS]

After staying up until early hours this morning watching several of your videos. I woke up an detailed my classic 007 IS350 Lexus at a friends NASCAR shop in Mooresville NC USA, I found myself saying repeatedly the Organizer!" Keep in mind there was no one around!! 🤣😂🇺🇸👍 Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. Jeff Grant Mooresville NC USA

[mikespooner]

Great info Pan, you should do a weekly tip.

[Civictuner]

Thank you Pan for the wealth of information you share on your channel! Finally in my late 40’s I’ve decided to do what I love and start detailing as a side gig. You’ve been super helpful in helping me learn new techniques and also in planning out my equipment purchases/upgrades! Keep up the great work!!

[Steveindajeep]

I use black and white newspaper to clean glass. It sounds crazy but It absorbs water insanely well and the windows always come out streak free.

[brentyancich]

Thank you Pan, great video . Part 2 would be excellent. I cant wait for warmer weather and vehicle detailing

[LifeofTMarie]

When will we get to see another detail? Tips and tricks are cool but the actual detailing is so satisfying.