Affordable detailing products and tools on AMAZON!

Affordable detailing products and tools on AMAZON! Have you ever wondered what are some good and affordable detailing products, tools and equipment on Amazon? Which ones are worth buying and which ones aren’t? This is the video for you!

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With this video, you will see what chemicals to use for car detailing. All the affordable detailing essentials to clean the interior of your car, and to clean the exterior of your car. The best detailing chemicals and tools at an affordable price. Perfect for beginners or people looking into starting their own car detailing business.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
2:26 - Chemicals
9:17 - Tools & equipment

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[jonslagle]

Always feel like a kid in a candy shop when I see all the detailing products. Very good informative video thanks pan!

[troycleanstheworld]

When my wife and I started detailing a few years ago you were our authority on everything lol. We learned so much from you and have a flourishing business. We watched the reviews for most of these products from you and we bought them all. We've tried a few other products because it's always best to try for yourself, but I have to say that trying other products was a waste of time honestly. The Gauntlet is incredible. Definitely changed the game for me because I detail in the desert and needed an extra large extra absorbent towel to dry quick before the sun does. The adams polish applicator made dressing tires one of my favorite parts of the car. The mcullough steamer increased quality and decreased the amount of effort we have to put in on the interiors drastically. The Bissel carpet extractor is a very VERY cheap option for adding a kind of pricey service. I have my lilly brush that I use on every single vehicle.

This is a very spot on list of very high quality products. I use the honeydew melon chemical guys snowfoam and meguiars hybrid ceramic wax spray. You can actually dilute the VRP and use it on the entire interior of the vehicle. Even leather. It's my go to finish. I love the smooth matte finish it has the perfect amount of shine. The adam's polish buckets are cool and cheap but my local home depot has ones that are colored like the state flag for where I live (Yellow bucket with Red Zia in the middle, New Mexico) And they were a little more expensive but they look cool and I feel like people notice them and like them. Everyone is all about the Zia here lol. Something a lot of beginning detailers don't think about that I've never seen a youtuber talk about is taking a break. Bring a cooler with a lunch in it and some waters. Get one of those nice big keep your drink cold for 2 days nice cups so you don't have to run to the cooler all the time. If at any point in time you feel yourself slowing down or getting impatient with a difficult spot take a step back. Drink some water. Take a bite of a snack. Breathe and look at something other than the car and then come back to it. Seems like common sense, but... I didn't start doing stuff like this until almost 2 years in. I just detailed hungry and didn't care because I was grinding hard. But every once in awhile I would get impatient with a spot and leave it not as good as I could've been. Now it's all about keeping myself hydrated and well fed. I even stretch before hand and do a little breathing exercising because I know I'm about to be stooping and leaning and stuff for hours. My quality of service went up tenfold by paying more attention to myself than the vehicle.

Thanks for all of your content. Please never stop. I always support your affiliate links when making purchases and wish you all of the success in the world.

[BlackQs]

Ooh! This video is the one! This is why your channel stands out from the rest of the detailers: useful topics other than just actual washing/detailing. Just shows how much you listen to your followers but also how broad your ideas are. Honestly, who would've thought they could find a video on all of YouTube about products that are cost efficient AND do great jobs? There might be one or two about a specific product, but this video covers a whole range of items. Definitely highlighting your sign off, "TIPS, tricks and techniques". Bravo my man.

[mikew]

Really appreciate you taking the time to put this list together! As an amateur detailer I don’t always need high end expensive supplies. Well done Pan! 👍

[derekbrunette]

I can't thank you enough for these types of videos. It gets really confusing for guys like myself that want to keep our cars looking great. So many products that are out there that are pricey and do roughly the same as the cheaper brands. So thank you for this.

[lisakaye]

I love the P&S wheel cleaner. Works like a charm. I would love for you to do a video on the different levels of paint correction. ( From a new car to an old used one). Which pads to use and when. Thanks for another informative video.

[danielsiddiqui]

I have been watching Pan for a while, I own quite a few of the detailing products that he talked about in this video.

I just want to take a minute to admire you Pan for making a video like this for the newbies and those starting out. You really don't need a expensive products and equipment to get a clean detailed vehicle. Everything Pan has talked about is 100% on the dot.

Thanks

[k_luna.]

Hi there,
I just got my 1st car - a white C-HR & because it is 3+ years old & was a lease car before, there are pros & cons in having it. Your channel helped me a lot in cleaning the hard to reach places that are usually taken for granted. It is very satisfying to slowly restore the car as much as possible. It is part of my weekly routine now. Very happy I found your channel.

[KonstaNykanen]

Amazing, entertaining and educational👍🏻. I would love to see a part two. Phenomenal work Pan as always!

[joegamas]

And this is why I considered this channel, the best detail channel hands down, thank you Pan for been one of us, thank you for another awesome video

[jameslcarey]

I have been detailing cars and motorcycles for about 50 years as a non-professional basis. I've used products from "box" auto parts stores as well as dedicated auto detailing supply stores. I have been most impressed with products from COAT'S AUTO DETAILING SUPPLIES in Fullerton, CA. While restoring a 1930 Harley Davidson from New Zealand, , the tires were brown with dirt and multiple products were unable to get the brown out. I used the COAT'S TIRE CLEANER and the tires were restored to flat black, ready for tire dressing. Once dressed the tires looked NEW! The TIRE CLEANER also restores white walls to white, while other products leave the white walls yellow. The staff are very friendly, professional and generous with samples of their products for you to try. Their prices are very fair. I highly reccommend them.

[ezraboisvert]

Brother, thank you soooo much!! Can we all just take a sec and recognize what an amazing job Pan does at providing support and insight to so many in the detailing community. This list is exactly what I needed right now as I am only weeks away from launching my new business. I really appreciate your content (maybe you should look into starting a patreon page to allow people in the community to directly support you?) Thanks again and stay blessed my bro 👊👊👊

[seanscrivens]

Pan check the ryobi 1800 psi 1.2 home pressure washer. Works great. I got 2 of them on sale from Home Depot for $99.00 each. Gave one to my brother in law. Works great in a foam cannon and vehicles. Great for my patio as well.

[jorgeortega]

Can't wait to see what I can learn from this video. Hope all is well pan !

[adancedillo]

This information is so valuable. How Pan breaks down everything so simply. Yet, still sets the example of growth your craft and in yourself.

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[raist]

Thanks Pan, this was very timely, with Amazon's Prime Day coming in a few days. I was given a used entry level SunJoe pressure washer, and I was looking for something better. But I'm not ready for a Kranzle yet. I'll get the Karcher instead.

[davidmurray]

I’m by no means a detailer other than my own car and sons ( it’s how I relax), never the less I appreciate the education you have given me over the years, your awesome 😎

[audieconrad]

Really gr8 content and presentation Pan. As the supply side of the industry continues to see no end I believe we often get lost in all of it - the latest and greatest...
That being said, as long as you have good decent solid products I believe nothing replaces experience, persistence, patience and dedication to do a good job. Thx 4 your tutorials and passion. 👍

[mikefeil]

Your videos are clear, concise and very informative. I've only ever detailed my personal cars and motorcycles. Never got too carried away with making . them perfect but I like my stuff to look good. Thanks for making these videos and sharing your experience.