Can’t wait to hear all of your reviews of each product! Nasiol makes the best ceramics in the game today imho. The Nasiol rep Jeremy is the BEST! He is ALWAYS available to answer questions or help out in anyway possible. He rocks!
Pan!! When you said “Dookey Dongs” I almost spit out my coffee lol that is sooooo something Eddie would say!!! That was awesome!! lol I’d love to hear your thoughts on the Leather cleaner as well as the Cabin Shine! I really think Nasiol is onto something! And Jeremy is an awesome human!! I love supporting brands who are backed by good people!!
I applied it to my offroad nobby tires today and it went on so easy. Best consistency not too liquidity nor a full lotion but not a cheap gel either. Thinner than resin based products as well. I’m not too concerned about longevity as long as I get a week or two for my conditions. Just remember the longer durability the harder it is to remove ir linger to clean.
Great video Pan! ZR 53 is great but 272 is magical. I just did a review on my channel and it brings me so much joy. Slickness like I’ve never felt. Current favorites are 272, cabin shine, and their compounds are excellent (no dusting).
@@AshevilleCruzN yes about 30-45 seconds in my conditions. No big deal just work in 2x2 sections and not a problem. You can check out my review to see it in action if you like. I think it’s one of the best on the market to be honest.
Great video! I’ve used Cleanion at 20:1 worked great and foamed nicely! The tire shine is fire! Goes on so easy. I look forward to ur further thoughts on the rest of the line. I really love how ur joining the community more lately, from podcasts this year and now collab with the guys in Omaha. ❤
Thanks man! I am the channel that has helped the most amount of smaller channels to grow by offering them the opportunity to do collabs on my channel. And despite being super busy with my channel, I always like travelling to different events to meet my fellow content creators and have fun together and also meet my viewers when possible. I am blessed with an amazing audience that has always supported me and I am truly appreciative of that. Major announcements also coming soon so stay tuned!
darkside is my favorite, last time i used it i deep deep cleaned my tires and after the wash applied the darkside, let it sit for 20 mins then leveled it with a microfiber towel. after driving around, tire sling EVERYWHERE!!! it was the first time that ever happened and i was dumbfounded, after some thought i figured out that after cleaning the wheels and tires, i used quick beads on the rims. during the quick beads rinse process of course it got all over the tires, and boom, the quick beads hindered the darkside from adhering to the tires properly. even after the following wash i could see where the dressing stuck on the tires and where it was gone and ended up on the doors and fenders! have you ever had this happen?
I used their ZR53 ceramic coating a year ago on one my customers’ motorcycle. It’s great and still in great shape. The slickness is unbelievable. I also tried their compound, it was a bit too watery for what I’m used to and didn’t do a very good job. But again, ZR53 is a brilliant product.
I have the zr53 to apply and also have the tempo road and a tip for that is you want to really put it on thick so you can then peel it easy, you definitely don’t want to go light on it
Excellent video! I found out about Nasiol through Eddie and Jamie as well. They’re definitely underrated. Always a good start to my day when a new video pops up. 💪💪🔥🔥🔥
Wonderful, we have their coatings in Puerto Rico for several years, and I have installed ZR53 on several customer vehicles. I have to buff it fast (almost immediately, and I also mentioned it to Eddie) because of our temperature of over 85 degrees Fahrenheit and high humidity above 85% daily and all year long. 😜 Something for you to try is Majestic Solutions Shield Repel coating
Yes, Great products Pan! I used the ZR53 on my new truck back in April and it was a Wow after I finished! The humidity was at 65%/75*F and the ZR53 started sweating right away so I made sure to apply 2’x2’ sections during application. My first application of 3’x3’ was scary but I was able to hit the high spots off after extra polishing. 15-20 seconds max, then get it leveled! The vehicle color seems to enhance over time, to this day! Great Content Pan!🙏
Love your videos Pan! Glad you reviewed some of the Nasiol product line too. I’d love if you would review the ZR-53, I’ve installed it on my black Tesla Model Y Performance and it has been phenomenal. I’ve tried many other products in the past but the gloss, slickness, and durability has been particularly impressive!
Good to know! Thanks for sharing your personal experience. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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.
Good morning Pan. Great content as usual. I’m a big fan of Dark Side. I’ll have to give Nasiol tire shine a try. Just checked on Amazon. Out of stock! Once again thanks for all you bring to the crazy car enthusiast culture. Cheers my friend.
@@PanTheOrganizer Very true. I have even started (since watching detailing videos) to clean my engine bays, the bottom of the doors, even the air vents.
Thanks Faruk! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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.
Hello, when I polish the car headlights, which polish cream can I use to polish them? And which ceramic can I use? I'm curious about the car headlights.
Pan question I put on turtle wax spray on ceramic a year ago car never driven in rain was wanting to put Avalon king ceramic coating do I have to polish off the coating that is on there
Hi Pan. I’m in the USA specifically in Hawaii and we have a local car detailing company called SudFactory and they have some products I’m looking at their water spot removers as well as other products . Wondering if you would test them out. I seen reviews but not sure seems too stage? Would u test them out?
I'm not at all with that school of thought on that one. In 27 years of detailing, I have yet to see tires having issues or rotting because of them being cleaned. As long as you use a quality tire cleaner and use it according to the instructions, there should be no problems. Yvan uses an APC, which can sometimes be different in formulation compared to an actual tire cleaner, so I can't speak to his use case scenario. And tires themselves don't last the lifetime of a vehicle. At one point, you have to buy new tires anyways if you're someone that keeps his cars for 6-7 years. The rubber itself will start to naturally deteriorate over time. According to Bridgestone, a reputable tire manufacturer, on average, people drive between 12,000 to 15,000 miles a year, which means the average good quality all-season tire will last somewhere between three and five years, depending on maintenance, driving style and conditions, etc. So again, I haven't seen any actual proof or evidence that thoroughly cleaning the tires until the foam is white, and then applying a quality tire dressing to protect the tires against oxidation and UV rays, does anything to harm the tires. I wash my car twice weekly, and have pretty much always owned super expensive vehicles, and have yet to see any signs of damage on the tires from them being cleaned. ;) At the end of the day, you do you. Pick a method that works for you, and use common sense, and you'll be fine.
Another great video! I would probably consider trying their product in the future. Idk tho Pan that Carpro Dark Side is pretty hard to beat. I really really like that stuff. You should do a side by side on a tire like you did with Carpro tyre and Armour Detail wheel cleaner. But as always, thank you again on video and demonstration on a new product to me.
I've never washed my cars before, so I'm new to this. Should I use a pre-wash soap with a high pH before following up with a pH-neutral soap for the contact wash? I’ve ordered the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Pure Wash, but I’m unsure what pre-wash soap would be best. By the way, the cars are extremely dirty since they've never been washed.
Is it possible to put snow foam pure in the foam cannon and dilute it with the wheel of the foam cannon? I always see people who mix their snow foam with water but when I dilute Koch Chemie GSF with water in my foam cannon, the foam is very watery.
I always recommend following the dilution instructions of the product you are using. Also, not all products foam the same, some are thicker, some are more watery. And there are many variables to get thicker foam. There are many factors that influence the quantity, thickness and richness of snow foam: 1. Type of foam cannon (smaller orifices lead to thicker foam, but can potentially trip your circuit breaker depending on your setup) 2. Type of pressure washer (a higher amount of GPM water output leads to more foam, so a pressure washer with 1.3 GPM will produce less foam than one that pumps out 2.1 GPM) 3. Type of snow foam (not all snow foams produce the same amount of foam) 4. Dilution ratio of snow foam (adjust the dilution according to your setup. Start with the recommendations on the label, and increase the amount as needed). 5. Water quality. The better the water, the more foam and suds you get. So deionized water will always produce more foam compared to hard tap water, for example.
Hi mate , great video , I seen help , I like to clean my car regularly but I’m still not 100 percent sure of the products to use , I’m not a massive detail fan spending hours on cleaning my car but I won’t it to look the very best I can get it , I use autoglym shampoo and then autoglym super resin polish which leaves the car looking great but I now I should be putting some more protection ontop but when I do it it takes that super resin polish shine off it ,, what’s the best thing to use mate ? Thanks
This isn't a simple answer unfortunately, due to the specific products you are using. The Autoglym Super Resin is a polish that contains fillers (silicones) and a bit of protection in the form of a wax. So you're limited with what you can apply on top. For example, you shouldn't apply any ceramic type protection on top of that. Autoglym states you can apply their High Definition Wax or Extra Gloss Protection afterwards. If you want to apply some other higher quality and longer lasting protection, like a ceramic spray sealant or a true multi-year ceramic coating (in glass bottles), you'd have to machine polish the old protection off first. So you would wash the car, use an iron remover to remove brake dust and iron particles, then clay the surface to remove other embedded contaminants, machine polish the paint to ensure 100% removal of any previous protection, then use a panel prep spray to remove polishing oils, and then apply your new protection. See how I would prep a vehicle and apply a ceramic coating in this tutorial: ruclips.net/video/sqQYVjxFqK0/видео.html
Larry is a friend of mine but doesn’t often come up with new products. If you search for “Ammo NYC Pan The Organizer” on RUclips, you’d find all my videos about his products. He even made a few guest appearances in my videos.
Dear Pan, watching you for a long time. And can tell that I'm one of the biggest fans of you 😊. Love your content. Just an info for next time, not Turkey, country is Turkiye 😊. Wish you huge luck
Thanks! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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.
@@PanTheOrganizer I think it was around 5 years ago that I saw your video with detailing your M550i in my recomendations. And as I'm car detailing enthusiast from childhood, I liked your content. Just few detailing channels have suvh content. Take care and good luck 🚗🚗🚗
Just a heads up.. the tire and trim shine doesn't come with gloves or an applicator. The product does work very well. I just need to find the correct applicator
Great video Pan. Seems like a strong schampoo. I have a ceramic coated car, Gyeon Infinite type 2, and wash my car weekly. I use Bilthamber touchless as prewash with foamcannon, and Carpro reset for contact wash. Would you recommend any altering for the weekly wash? I live in Stockholm Sweden, so quite big difference regarding conditions from summer to winter. Great videos.
I wouldn't use Bilt Hamber Touch-Less on a weekly basis. If you have a coated car, stick to using pH neutral snow foams and soaps. It will preserve the coating for longer. You would use the higher pH snow foams and acidic soaps once in a while for a deep clean, to remove road film and mineral deposits, water spots, etc. Here's a video with my favourite car soaps that can also be used for weekly pre-wash as snow foams: ruclips.net/video/TCQXfXECr5Q/видео.htmlsi=9eiHi4iMY8lryXTz
Any topper that you apply will in theory modify the hydrophobics. Some toppers just give worse hydrophobics. If a coating is starting to fail, and you spray a topper on top, the hydrophobic properties will seem restored, when in reality, underneath, the coating is still failing. That’s what I meant here. A decon soap will likely remove the weaker topper and reveal the state of the coating underneath. Which is what was evident here.
PFAS are known as forever chemicals that aren’t easily eliminated in nature and tend to accumulate, potentially also causing health concerns and can also lead to cancers. More and more you will see country regulations getting tighter and tighter around the use of forever chemicals.
Hi Pan, thank's for your video once again! What can you tell about ceramic coating a car without polising it ? is it that bad ? greetings from Portugal!
This is not a simple yes or no answer unfortunately. In theory, you don’t have to polish your paint before applying a ceramic coating. But if you want to get the maximum performance and durability out of your coating, the more time you spend prepping your paint, the better. Don't forget that coatings need to bond to a virgin clear coat. So ideally, you would wash the car using a stripping shampoo, then use an iron remover, then clay the surface. The paint will be clean and free of contamination. At this point, you have the option to polish the paint. Polishing (also known as paint correction) will remove imperfections (swirls, scratches and oxidation) all while greatly increasing the gloss and clarity of your paint. Furthermore, polishing ensures 100% removal of any previous protection that might be on your paint, like a wax or sealant. Only machine polishing will ensure 100% removal of any previous protection. And it's important that for the coating to bond, there isn't any wax or old sealant on the surface. If you don't feel the need to polish, I would still recommend use an isopropyl alcohol based paint prep spray, which will remove any left over oils and residue, and again, promote a better bond of any ceramic coating you decide to apply. To put all these steps into perspective, watch my popular tutorial on how to properly apply a ceramic coating: ruclips.net/video/sqQYVjxFqK0/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer I get a lot of ads for them on Instagram. I’m situated in Los Angeles, I’m not sure if that has anything to do with the targeted advertising. It seems like a product that is too good to be true. You apply it on a wet surface, and dry it off, and supposedly the bond on the surface gets stronger under sunlight and over time.
Have you tried the DIY tire shine? The best I’ve used. Far better than the Carpro stuff. My daily drive truck gets lots of paved road and logging roads use and I’m getting months of durability out of it especially after the 2nd coat which I applied 2 months after the initial coat
Hi Pan Been a fan of your video's for a while. Really great tutorials that have helped me a lot on my own diy detailing adventure. Not sure if you have a video on it or not but would really like to know what type of garage setup you had done in your house to allow you to detail inside like you do. Especially in the winter. Im in Ontario Canada and looking at building a new house and wondering what the drain setup and drywall makeup is. Ventilation?? Heating setup?? Is it waterproof drywall like found in shower set ups? Special paint? How often do you clean your floor drian out? Im assuming its plumbed to the city sewer system. Im envious and would like the ability to do the same thing 🤙👍 Thanks for all the great content
Hi Jason! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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. Yes I have a full garage tour video highlighting all the cool features that we have in place to allow me to detail cars. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/wx6HTBAzeXI/видео.htmlsi=WExjf7GCmQ0Cd3GS
Pan, following your second wash, did your opinion change of how long Adam's "9 year" coating might last? The coating's performance still looked pretty stout in the video.
Yeah I was kind of disappointed that it didn’t even make the three year mark without being affected. It’s been like 2 years 10 months at this point and seeing it start to fail in the lower parts of the vehicle is a bummer. There’s no way this coating can last for 9 years let alone 5. As it sits, it’s now probably 80% of the original performance. I expected better. So I will be polishing the entire car soon and adding a new higher quality coating for sure.
I regularly use the Nasiol products. The ZR53 is great, really easy to apply The NL272 (5 year) is just as amazing or more. The slickness, gloss and depth of color gained from their coatings is incredible too
I wouldn't rely too much on Amazon ratings for car detailing stuff. Often times, those aren't detailing enthusiasts or professionals that use products. Look for reviews on RUclips, or perhaps on car detailing forums, where you're more guaranteed to have opinions from people who actually know how to use detailing chemicals.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks for the input. I try to use subreddits and some RUclips channels (one of them is yours ;) to get in depth information rather than Amazon reviews so you are absolutely right on this. It just made me curious how some of their products got such negative reviews. Some of them have only 3 stars! Maybe it’s wrong application by newbies.
I will have to test the rest of the range and see for myself but so far so good. Jamie the Cleaner and Eddie from EC Details have both tested many Nasiol products and really like them, if you want to check out their reviews too. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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.
I think with the amount of products out there, I prefer not to patronize car care from Turkey 🇹🇷 when I can buy products from countries that are friendlier to the USA. 🤔
Look at how it evolves over the days and weeks later in the video. It actually has a perfect sheen. Not too glossy. But the level of gloss is really a personal thing so I understand if it’s not for you.
@@PanTheOrganizer Those videos are what got me into detailing. I treat them like a 2nd X-mas now. Cant wait to see what i'll need to buy from carzilla this year ;)
I used their ZR53 ceramic coating a year ago on one my customers’ motorcycle. It’s great and still in great shape. The slickness is unbelievable. I also tried their compound, it was a bit too watery for what I’m used to and didn’t do a very good job. But again, ZR53 is a brilliant product.
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Can’t wait to hear all of your reviews of each product! Nasiol makes the best ceramics in the game today imho. The Nasiol rep Jeremy is the BEST! He is ALWAYS available to answer questions or help out in anyway possible. He rocks!
Yeah he seems like a super nice guy!
Pan!! When you said “Dookey Dongs” I almost spit out my coffee lol that is sooooo something Eddie would say!!! That was awesome!! lol I’d love to hear your thoughts on the Leather cleaner as well as the Cabin Shine! I really think Nasiol is onto something! And Jeremy is an awesome human!! I love supporting brands who are backed by good people!!
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Haahhah yeah I love Eddie’s expressions!
Nasiol is so dope 🎉 real sleeper brand great vid Pan
Thanks Jamie!!
I used their glass shield wipe on, followed instructions, 1 or 2 months later still going strong love it. Keep up the great work Pan
Thanks for sharing!
Pan appreciate the love bro - Glad that the tire dressing hit for me its one of those hidden gems. Great video and demo! ALSO dooky Cheeks hahahahaha
😂😂 I love your expressions bro!! 😎
Very impressive products pan!! My shelves are so full il have to put some products in my will lol. Great video sir!! 👍🏻 🇨🇦
Haha that’s a good one! I could say the same about my shelves too. I have enough products to pass down to many future generations of detailers haha
I applied it to my offroad nobby tires today and it went on so easy. Best consistency not too liquidity nor a full lotion but not a cheap gel either. Thinner than resin based products as well. I’m not too concerned about longevity as long as I get a week or two for my conditions. Just remember the longer durability the harder it is to remove ir linger to clean.
Wed morning on a rainy day with Pan=happiness ❤😊
Great video Pan! ZR 53 is great but 272 is magical. I just did a review on my channel and it brings me so much joy. Slickness like I’ve never felt.
Current favorites are 272, cabin shine, and their compounds are excellent (no dusting).
Good to know!!
Did it flash super fast like ZR53?
15-20 seconds @65%/75*F 😬
@@AshevilleCruzN yes about 30-45 seconds in my conditions. No big deal just work in 2x2 sections and not a problem. You can check out my review to see it in action if you like. I think it’s one of the best on the market to be honest.
Great video Pan… Nasiol has become a staple in my arsenal. Very impressive results so far. Cheers from Ontario. 🤙
Great video! I’ve used Cleanion at 20:1 worked great and foamed nicely! The tire shine is fire! Goes on so easy. I look forward to ur further thoughts on the rest of the line. I really love how ur joining the community more lately, from podcasts this year and now collab with the guys in Omaha. ❤
Thanks man! I am the channel that has helped the most amount of smaller channels to grow by offering them the opportunity to do collabs on my channel. And despite being super busy with my channel, I always like travelling to different events to meet my fellow content creators and have fun together and also meet my viewers when possible.
I am blessed with an amazing audience that has always supported me and I am truly appreciative of that.
Major announcements also coming soon so stay tuned!
@@PanTheOrganizer always!
ZR53 is awesome! I've coated alot of customer vehicles with it 👌
Thanks for sharing!
darkside is my favorite, last time i used it i deep deep cleaned my tires and after the wash applied the darkside, let it sit for 20 mins then leveled it with a microfiber towel. after driving around, tire sling EVERYWHERE!!! it was the first time that ever happened and i was dumbfounded, after some thought i figured out that after cleaning the wheels and tires, i used quick beads on the rims. during the quick beads rinse process of course it got all over the tires, and boom, the quick beads hindered the darkside from adhering to the tires properly. even after the following wash i could see where the dressing stuck on the tires and where it was gone and ended up on the doors and fenders! have you ever had this happen?
Never had this happen to me, and I use spray on rinse off sealants on rims too. Hmmm.
Whoa! That wild Franko!
@@DrivewayDetailswithBecca yeah, that’s the first time i had a problem with darkside and that’s the only conclusion i can come up with 😜
I used their ZR53 ceramic coating a year ago on one my customers’ motorcycle. It’s great and still in great shape. The slickness is unbelievable. I also tried their compound, it was a bit too watery for what I’m used to and didn’t do a very good job. But again, ZR53 is a brilliant product.
I used cleaning Pro to wash my truck last weekend it's works really good as a pre wash and bucket wash
Thanks for sharing!
I have the zr53 to apply and also have the tempo road and a tip for that is you want to really put it on thick so you can then peel it easy, you definitely don’t want to go light on it
Excellent video!
I found out about Nasiol through Eddie and Jamie as well.
They’re definitely underrated.
Always a good start to my day when a new video pops up.
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Thanks I appreciate it!! 🙌🏻
Nasiol ceramic coating is amazing. Coated my car 3 years ago and it’s still holding up! Nasiol is also super easy to use.
Which specific coating in their lineup? The ZR53?
@@PanTheOrganizer Yep! I coated 2 cars with zr53 and they both outlasted other coatings.
Wonderful, we have their coatings in Puerto Rico for several years, and I have installed ZR53 on several customer vehicles. I have to buff it fast (almost immediately, and I also mentioned it to Eddie) because of our temperature of over 85 degrees Fahrenheit and high humidity above 85% daily and all year long. 😜
Something for you to try is Majestic Solutions Shield Repel coating
Good to know!
@@PanTheOrganizerbang on about the temperature and humidity.
Yes, Great products Pan! I used the ZR53 on my new truck back in April and it was a Wow after I finished! The humidity was at 65%/75*F and the ZR53 started sweating right away so I made sure to apply 2’x2’ sections during application. My first application of 3’x3’ was scary but I was able to hit the high spots off after extra polishing. 15-20 seconds max, then get it leveled! The vehicle color seems to enhance over time, to this day! Great Content Pan!🙏
Are you in the Asheville, NC area? I am pretty close by!
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Love your videos Pan! Glad you reviewed some of the Nasiol product line too. I’d love if you would review the ZR-53, I’ve installed it on my black Tesla Model Y Performance and it has been phenomenal. I’ve tried many other products in the past but the gloss, slickness, and durability has been particularly impressive!
Good to know! Thanks for sharing your personal experience.
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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.
Good morning Pan. Great content as usual. I’m a big fan of Dark Side. I’ll have to give Nasiol tire shine a try. Just checked on Amazon. Out of stock! Once again thanks for all you bring to the crazy car enthusiast culture. Cheers my friend.
Did you try my other links? It should be available.
Got it. I trust your opinion. Ordered some up. Thanks
Great video sir. Before I started to watch your videos, I would have never thought about protecting the tires. I would have just wash and go. Thanks.
Yeah cleaning, enhancing and protecting all surfaces is important.
@@PanTheOrganizer Very true. I have even started (since watching detailing videos) to clean my engine bays, the bottom of the doors, even the air vents.
Very good to see a Turkish products with Pan! I wanna see more reviews by you! Appreciate!!
Thanks Faruk! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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.
Hello, when I polish the car headlights, which polish cream can I use to polish them? And which ceramic can I use? I'm curious about the car headlights.
The tire dressing looks great!
Personally I am a gloss fanatic on everything (including tires), but I can see the appeal of satin on tires
And I hate shiny on anything for my car. 😁
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video Pan! Thank you for reviewing Nasiol!
Do you think you'll do a video reviewing trim coat???
If I get enough viewer requests for it, sure!
I bought the Tempo Road a year ago and applied it to the front bumper of my truck. Bugs came right off on the next wash with just rinsing.
Interesting!
Which tire shine product gives a very high gloss result? I think I do like that look.
Had a chance to test out Bilt Hamber Touchless. In a word, it works!
Good stuff!
Pan question I put on turtle wax spray on ceramic a year ago car never driven in rain was wanting to put Avalon king ceramic coating do I have to polish off the coating that is on there
Yes. For a coating to properly bond to a virgin clear coat, you should do at least a light machine polish to remove the previous protection.
Can you please make a video for the whole line of products for Nasiol. Thanks. 🙏
If I get enough viewer requests for it, sure!
Hi Pan. I’m in the USA specifically in Hawaii and we have a local car detailing company called SudFactory and they have some products I’m looking at their water spot removers as well as other products . Wondering if you would test them out. I seen reviews but not sure seems too stage? Would u test them out?
If I get enough viewer requests for that brand, I’ll look into it. 👍🏻
Seems like a solid product line
Those tires look awesome!
I think so too!
I like the tire trim just bought a bottle
Cool!
What are your thoughts on Yvans claim of only one round of cleaning of tires and whatever browning is left to leave there?
I'm not at all with that school of thought on that one. In 27 years of detailing, I have yet to see tires having issues or rotting because of them being cleaned. As long as you use a quality tire cleaner and use it according to the instructions, there should be no problems.
Yvan uses an APC, which can sometimes be different in formulation compared to an actual tire cleaner, so I can't speak to his use case scenario.
And tires themselves don't last the lifetime of a vehicle. At one point, you have to buy new tires anyways if you're someone that keeps his cars for 6-7 years. The rubber itself will start to naturally deteriorate over time. According to Bridgestone, a reputable tire manufacturer, on average, people drive between 12,000 to 15,000 miles a year, which means the average good quality all-season tire will last somewhere between three and five years, depending on maintenance, driving style and conditions, etc.
So again, I haven't seen any actual proof or evidence that thoroughly cleaning the tires until the foam is white, and then applying a quality tire dressing to protect the tires against oxidation and UV rays, does anything to harm the tires.
I wash my car twice weekly, and have pretty much always owned super expensive vehicles, and have yet to see any signs of damage on the tires from them being cleaned. ;)
At the end of the day, you do you. Pick a method that works for you, and use common sense, and you'll be fine.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks for the reply, Pan. I agree with your thoughts.
No worries.
Another great video! I would probably consider trying their product in the future. Idk tho Pan that Carpro Dark Side is pretty hard to beat. I really really like that stuff. You should do a side by side on a tire like you did with Carpro tyre and Armour Detail wheel cleaner. But as always, thank you again on video and demonstration on a new product to me.
Thanks!
I've never washed my cars before, so I'm new to this. Should I use a pre-wash soap with a high pH before following up with a pH-neutral soap for the contact wash? I’ve ordered the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Pure Wash, but I’m unsure what pre-wash soap would be best. By the way, the cars are extremely dirty since they've never been washed.
Hi Pan! My brake caliper has the same rust at your girlfriends Nissan Rogue, do you have recommended chemicals that can help clean up the rust?
No unfortunately. Other than sanding and repainting.
Is it possible to put snow foam pure in the foam cannon and dilute it with the wheel of the foam cannon? I always see people who mix their snow foam with water but when I dilute Koch Chemie GSF with water in my foam cannon, the foam is very watery.
I always recommend following the dilution instructions of the product you are using. Also, not all products foam the same, some are thicker, some are more watery. And there are many variables to get thicker foam.
There are many factors that influence the quantity, thickness and richness of snow foam:
1. Type of foam cannon (smaller orifices lead to thicker foam, but can potentially trip your circuit breaker depending on your setup)
2. Type of pressure washer (a higher amount of GPM water output leads to more foam, so a pressure washer with 1.3 GPM will produce less foam than one that pumps out 2.1 GPM)
3. Type of snow foam (not all snow foams produce the same amount of foam)
4. Dilution ratio of snow foam (adjust the dilution according to your setup. Start with the recommendations on the label, and increase the amount as needed).
5. Water quality. The better the water, the more foam and suds you get. So deionized water will always produce more foam compared to hard tap water, for example.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you for the detailed answer!
I will see what I can do with all these tips. 👍
My R8 in Mythos Black has the ZR53 coating and it’s awesome..!!!
Good to know!
Sweet video pan. I’d like to see the Rapid Shine tested against wet coat or quick beads for water activated wheel protection.
Thanks!
Hi Pan, i have a question regarding exterior detailing, can i exterior detail my vehicle over several days indoors?
I sure hope so. I have mobility issues and tire easily. I'm trying to do mine outside.
Of course.
Hi mate , great video , I seen help , I like to clean my car regularly but I’m still not 100 percent sure of the products to use , I’m not a massive detail fan spending hours on cleaning my car but I won’t it to look the very best I can get it , I use autoglym shampoo and then autoglym super resin polish which leaves the car looking great but I now I should be putting some more protection ontop but when I do it it takes that super resin polish shine off it ,, what’s the best thing to use mate ? Thanks
This isn't a simple answer unfortunately, due to the specific products you are using. The Autoglym Super Resin is a polish that contains fillers (silicones) and a bit of protection in the form of a wax. So you're limited with what you can apply on top. For example, you shouldn't apply any ceramic type protection on top of that. Autoglym states you can apply their High Definition Wax or Extra Gloss Protection afterwards.
If you want to apply some other higher quality and longer lasting protection, like a ceramic spray sealant or a true multi-year ceramic coating (in glass bottles), you'd have to machine polish the old protection off first. So you would wash the car, use an iron remover to remove brake dust and iron particles, then clay the surface to remove other embedded contaminants, machine polish the paint to ensure 100% removal of any previous protection, then use a panel prep spray to remove polishing oils, and then apply your new protection.
See how I would prep a vehicle and apply a ceramic coating in this tutorial: ruclips.net/video/sqQYVjxFqK0/видео.html
Zr53 please Pan, and what is important is your opinion, I am choosing between zr53 or Gyeon pure evo thanks
ZR53 is superior to Pure in my opinion. Much more expensive though.
I've noticed or missed any review of Ammo NY products by Larry Kosilla. Have you ever reviewed his products or thoughts. Thank you.
Larry is a friend of mine but doesn’t often come up with new products. If you search for “Ammo NYC Pan The Organizer” on RUclips, you’d find all my videos about his products. He even made a few guest appearances in my videos.
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you.
Hi Pan great video. Have you had a chance to the review glass coating yet?
No
Dear Pan, watching you for a long time. And can tell that I'm one of the biggest fans of you 😊. Love your content. Just an info for next time, not Turkey, country is Turkiye 😊. Wish you huge luck
Thanks! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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.
@@PanTheOrganizer I think it was around 5 years ago that I saw your video with detailing your M550i in my recomendations. And as I'm car detailing enthusiast from childhood, I liked your content. Just few detailing channels have suvh content. Take care and good luck 🚗🚗🚗
Great video
Thanks!
Adam's graphene tire dressing is my favourite
It's a very good one indeed. I had featured it in a tire dressing battle. This video: ruclips.net/video/QYMPmPFYHi4/видео.htmlsi=sNmtGhzHhRnCYP0R
I had used Nasiol zr53 years ago and still looks good. Unfortunately the cost of the product has doubled. I now just top it with turtle wax flex wax.
Just a heads up.. the tire and trim shine doesn't come with gloves or an applicator. The product does work very well. I just need to find the correct applicator
Maybe that was from other products in my order?
@@PanTheOrganizerI've been looking all over for the applicator you used. I have low profile tires and the applicator looks ideal.
Another great video! Pan, Can you compare the sheen level of the Nasiol Detailer Shine tire & trim dressing to that of the CarPro Perl? Thank you.
Very similar in sheen, but the Nasiol lasts longer.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you!
Great video Pan. Seems like a strong schampoo. I have a ceramic coated car, Gyeon Infinite type 2, and wash my car weekly. I use Bilthamber touchless as prewash with foamcannon, and Carpro reset for contact wash. Would you recommend any altering for the weekly wash? I live in Stockholm Sweden, so quite big difference regarding conditions from summer to winter. Great videos.
I wouldn't use Bilt Hamber Touch-Less on a weekly basis. If you have a coated car, stick to using pH neutral snow foams and soaps. It will preserve the coating for longer. You would use the higher pH snow foams and acidic soaps once in a while for a deep clean, to remove road film and mineral deposits, water spots, etc.
Here's a video with my favourite car soaps that can also be used for weekly pre-wash as snow foams: ruclips.net/video/TCQXfXECr5Q/видео.htmlsi=9eiHi4iMY8lryXTz
Thanks Pan. Keep up the great work.
Curious which topper you used that masked the coating?
Any topper that you apply will in theory modify the hydrophobics. Some toppers just give worse hydrophobics.
If a coating is starting to fail, and you spray a topper on top, the hydrophobic properties will seem restored, when in reality, underneath, the coating is still failing. That’s what I meant here. A decon soap will likely remove the weaker topper and reveal the state of the coating underneath. Which is what was evident here.
@@PanTheOrganizer Got it. Thank you. Always a big help.
What is a forever chemical? I have never heard this team before
PFAS are known as forever chemicals that aren’t easily eliminated in nature and tend to accumulate, potentially also causing health concerns and can also lead to cancers.
More and more you will see country regulations getting tighter and tighter around the use of forever chemicals.
Hi Pan, thank's for your video once again!
What can you tell about ceramic coating a car without polising it ? is it that bad ?
greetings from Portugal!
This is not a simple yes or no answer unfortunately. In theory, you don’t have to polish your paint before applying a ceramic coating. But if you want to get the maximum performance and durability out of your coating, the more time you spend prepping your paint, the better. Don't forget that coatings need to bond to a virgin clear coat.
So ideally, you would wash the car using a stripping shampoo, then use an iron remover, then clay the surface. The paint will be clean and free of contamination.
At this point, you have the option to polish the paint. Polishing (also known as paint correction) will remove imperfections (swirls, scratches and oxidation) all while greatly increasing the gloss and clarity of your paint.
Furthermore, polishing ensures 100% removal of any previous protection that might be on your paint, like a wax or sealant. Only machine polishing will ensure 100% removal of any previous protection. And it's important that for the coating to bond, there isn't any wax or old sealant on the surface.
If you don't feel the need to polish, I would still recommend use an isopropyl alcohol based paint prep spray, which will remove any left over oils and residue, and again, promote a better bond of any ceramic coating you decide to apply.
To put all these steps into perspective, watch my popular tutorial on how to properly apply a ceramic coating: ruclips.net/video/sqQYVjxFqK0/видео.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks a lot for you time Pan and awesome explanation!
Thoughts on MAXL coating, sir?
Never heard of that brand.
@@PanTheOrganizer I get a lot of ads for them on Instagram. I’m situated in Los Angeles, I’m not sure if that has anything to do with the targeted advertising.
It seems like a product that is too good to be true. You apply it on a wet surface, and dry it off, and supposedly the bond on the surface gets stronger under sunlight and over time.
Have you tried the DIY tire shine? The best I’ve used. Far better than the Carpro stuff. My daily drive truck gets lots of paved road and logging roads use and I’m getting months of durability out of it especially after the 2nd coat which I applied 2 months after the initial coat
Yes I tested the DIY and it’s very good but I still prefer DarkSide and the Nasiol. Personal taste really.
Hi Pan
Been a fan of your video's for a while. Really great tutorials that have helped me a lot on my own diy detailing adventure.
Not sure if you have a video on it or not but would really like to know what type of garage setup you had done in your house to allow you to detail inside like you do. Especially in the winter.
Im in Ontario Canada and looking at building a new house and wondering what the drain setup and drywall makeup is. Ventilation?? Heating setup?? Is it waterproof drywall like found in shower set ups? Special paint?
How often do you clean your floor drian out? Im assuming its plumbed to the city sewer system.
Im envious and would like the ability to do the same thing 🤙👍
Thanks for all the great content
Hi Jason! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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.
Yes I have a full garage tour video highlighting all the cool features that we have in place to allow me to detail cars. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/wx6HTBAzeXI/видео.htmlsi=WExjf7GCmQ0Cd3GS
Pan, following your second wash, did your opinion change of how long Adam's "9 year" coating might last? The coating's performance still looked pretty stout in the video.
Yeah I was kind of disappointed that it didn’t even make the three year mark without being affected. It’s been like 2 years 10 months at this point and seeing it start to fail in the lower parts of the vehicle is a bummer. There’s no way this coating can last for 9 years let alone 5.
As it sits, it’s now probably 80% of the original performance. I expected better.
So I will be polishing the entire car soon and adding a new higher quality coating for sure.
@@PanTheOrganizer Got it, thanks for the reply. OTOH, 5 legitimate years would still be pretty good.
Can you review Nasiol Tempo Road? Seems like a unique category of product.
Awesome video and content good friend
Thank you 👍
I'm the "odd man out" on this... I use no tire dressing. I like the look of just the clean natural rubber.
To each their own. No problem with that. What’s your favourite tire cleaner to keep them clean?
@@PanTheOrganizer Armour Detail Supply tire cleaner
When is the next detailing awards video coming!?
Hopefully before October. I have something major planned this year. Stay tuned!
I regularly use the Nasiol products.
The ZR53 is great, really easy to apply
The NL272 (5 year) is just as amazing or more. The slickness, gloss and depth of color gained from their coatings is incredible too
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Are these available in Canada? Your link does not lead to either.
@@trdpro2grfks thanks, unfortunately shipping and duties are exorbitant.
Not yet
Your testee products came from me in Canada. We have many resellers and an e shop. Please correct @@PanTheOrganizer
Very interesting, as always!
But some of their products have very bad ratings on Amazon…
I wouldn't rely too much on Amazon ratings for car detailing stuff. Often times, those aren't detailing enthusiasts or professionals that use products. Look for reviews on RUclips, or perhaps on car detailing forums, where you're more guaranteed to have opinions from people who actually know how to use detailing chemicals.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks for the input. I try to use subreddits and some RUclips channels (one of them is yours ;) to get in depth information rather than Amazon reviews so you are absolutely right on this. It just made me curious how some of their products got such negative reviews. Some of them have only 3 stars! Maybe it’s wrong application by newbies.
I will have to test the rest of the range and see for myself but so far so good. Jamie the Cleaner and Eddie from EC Details have both tested many Nasiol products and really like them, if you want to check out their reviews too.
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on RUclips as we surpassed 1 million subscribers and we have over 145 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.
I think with the amount of products out there, I prefer not to patronize car care from Turkey 🇹🇷 when I can buy products from countries that are friendlier to the USA. 🤔
The tire dressing is just a little too shiny for me.
Look at how it evolves over the days and weeks later in the video. It actually has a perfect sheen. Not too glossy.
But the level of gloss is really a personal thing so I understand if it’s not for you.
Interesting brand, but.... when's the 2024 award products of the year coming out?? 🏆
Hopefully before October! I have major plans in the works for that video! Stay tuned.
Oh dear, usually your awards come out end of August. It's like telling a kid Christmas is postponed 2 months...😢
Am I the only that immediately sang “once Constantinople” after Pan said Istanbul?
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Me pan mes sincères salutation depuis le Burkina Faso🇧🇫
WHEN ARE THE 2024 AWARDSS COMNIG OUT !!!! :)
Hopefully before October. I have something pretty special planned for those awards so stay tuned!
@@PanTheOrganizer Those videos are what got me into detailing. I treat them like a 2nd X-mas now. Cant wait to see what i'll need to buy from carzilla this year ;)
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I used their ZR53 ceramic coating a year ago on one my customers’ motorcycle. It’s great and still in great shape. The slickness is unbelievable. I also tried their compound, it was a bit too watery for what I’m used to and didn’t do a very good job. But again, ZR53 is a brilliant product.