Ceramic Coating Your Wheels Without Removing Them??
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- How To Easily Ceramic Coat Your Wheels: No Wheel Removal Required! In this episode, I show you a step-by-step guide to applying a heat resistant ceramic coating to your wheels without the hassle of removing them!
Cleaning, decontaminating, polishing and protecting your wheels from brake heat and the elements. This will make future cleaning a breeze!
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🇺🇸 For people in USA:
Armour Detail Supply Wheel Coating: bit.ly/3REiiqu
Armour Detail Supply Wheel Coating (Obsessed Garage): bit.ly/4aGcQvN
Armour Detail Supply Panel Prep: bit.ly/3RJfcBk
Coating applicator: bit.ly/3S0Pt9a
Tire dressing: bit.ly/3rF8xPM
All Armour Detail Supply products: bit.ly/47jnGFl
Use code PANTHEORGANIZER at checkout to get 10% off your order!
CarPro DLUX: bit.ly/3TIZkSk
CarPro Eraser: bit.ly/3RIgNaG
Gyeon Rim: bit.ly/48yM9aF
Gyeon Prep: bit.ly/3RDFllg
Gtechniq C5 Wheel Armour: bit.ly/3NM0icG
Gtechniq Panel Wipe: bit.ly/3QSMUoX
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
Armour Detail Supply Wheel Coating: bit.ly/3NJBe5Z
Armour Detail Supply Panel Prep: bit.ly/41EmkDH
CarPro DLUX: bit.ly/3hKbyZW
CarPro Eraser: bit.ly/3BcnOcS
Gyeon Rim: bit.ly/3ILNCjo
Gyeon Prep: bit.ly/3NM0t7Q
Gtechniq C5 Wheel Armour: bit.ly/3H1SXlw
Gtechniq Panel Wipe: bit.ly/3H0wBAQ
Coating applicator: amzn.to/3RX94ac
Tire dressing: bit.ly/3V9DlSm
🇬🇧 For people in the UK:
Armour Detail Supply Wheel Coating: bit.ly/4c1A1RQ
Armour Detail Supply Panel Prep: bit.ly/3T4jbcE
CarPro DLUX: bit.ly/3H0ITZW
CarPro Eraser: bit.ly/3RYdc9I
Gyeon Rim: bit.ly/3TBDCiZ
Gyeon Prep: bit.ly/3GXIbg7
Gtechniq C5 Wheel Armour: bit.ly/3toHOrO
Gtechniq Panel Wipe: bit.ly/3TFdxzq
Coating applicator: amzn.to/3vhBeUu
Tire dressing: bit.ly/3mnzW6c
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⬇️🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇️⬇️
🇺🇸 For people in USA:
Armour Detail Supply Wheel Coating: bit.ly/3REiiqu
Armour Detail Supply Wheel Coating (Obsessed Garage): bit.ly/4aGcQvN
Armour Detail Supply Panel Prep: bit.ly/3RJfcBk
Coating applicator: bit.ly/3S0Pt9a
Tire dressing: bit.ly/3rF8xPM
All Armour Detail Supply products: bit.ly/47jnGFl
Use code PANTHEORGANIZER at checkout to get 10% off your order!
CarPro DLUX: bit.ly/3TIZkSk
CarPro Eraser: bit.ly/3RIgNaG
Gyeon Rim: bit.ly/48yM9aF
Gyeon Prep: bit.ly/3RDFllg
Gtechniq C5 Wheel Armour: bit.ly/3NM0icG
Gtechniq Panel Wipe: bit.ly/3QSMUoX
🇨🇦 For people in Canada:
Armour Detail Supply Wheel Coating: bit.ly/3NJBe5Z
Armour Detail Supply Panel Prep: bit.ly/41EmkDH
CarPro DLUX: bit.ly/3hKbyZW
CarPro Eraser: bit.ly/3BcnOcS
Gyeon Rim: bit.ly/3ILNCjo
Gyeon Prep: bit.ly/3NM0t7Q
Gtechniq C5 Wheel Armour: bit.ly/3H1SXlw
Gtechniq Panel Wipe: bit.ly/3H0wBAQ
Coating applicator: amzn.to/3RX94ac
Tire dressing: bit.ly/3V9DlSm
🇬🇧 For people in the UK:
Armour Detail Supply Wheel Coating: bit.ly/4c1A1RQ
Armour Detail Supply Panel Prep: bit.ly/3T4jbcE
CarPro DLUX: bit.ly/3H0ITZW
CarPro Eraser: bit.ly/3RYdc9I
Gyeon Rim: bit.ly/3TBDCiZ
Gyeon Prep: bit.ly/3GXIbg7
Gtechniq C5 Wheel Armour: bit.ly/3toHOrO
Gtechniq Panel Wipe: bit.ly/3TFdxzq
Coating applicator: amzn.to/3vhBeUu
Tire dressing: bit.ly/3mnzW6c
🇫🇷 For people in France: c3po.link/QCWWjkv74R
Pan's winter wheels are nicer than most people's summer wheels. lol
LOL!
Ummmm....have you looked at the car they are on????? Wow! Jus sayin...
I applied Gyeon Rim to my new cars wheels and it’s the best thing I’ve ever done! 6months and 15,000km later they still look brand new and super easy to clean.
👍🏻
Agree, also used it on the remus carbon fiber exhaust tips and it's held up great.
The regular version or the Evo?
@@Warrengr89 I used the old version on my car but just applied the Evo version to my wife’s new car. Can’t say I noticed a huge difference between to the two. Both versions work a treat 👍🏻
I’ve installed the Armour wheel coating on 2 sets now and really happy with it. I did 2 layers. It’s only been a couple months so no long term data but was really happy with the application.
I’ve also tried their glass coating.
I have had the coating on since December and it's going strong. Updates in future videos to come. :)
@@PanTheOrganizer looking forward to it!
Thank you Pan! Great videos with wonderful information. Have a wonderful weekend.
You are so welcome!
Excellent. Thanks. Love the fact you drive your hot rod all year. I do, too. I've been having great success with Armour Supply products.
Thanks! Yeah cars are meant to be driven and enjoyed in my opinion. No garage queens here! ;)
Who ever that 911 is going to is gonna be so lucky. I got the impression that Pan is about to replace it and still, putting a fresh ceramic wheel coating. So pampered! Oh, great explanation as usual
Thanks for watching. And yes I’m getting my new ride in April. 😄
Hey Pan! I like Dlux it’s pretty awesome going on 7 months in MN winter and it’s still strong! The dirt beads on them! Did you decide what you were going to get?
Not interested in coating my wheels. However, I always enjoy seeing the Porsche and those eye-popping wheels! Oh yes, then there is the salivating over your garage set up. ~ Thanks for the tutorials ~
Thanks Rick!
Pan!! Great application on the different brands. Can’t wait to see them and hear your opinions in the long run 💪👊
Thanks Soc!! 💪🏻
Pan those brake rotors are huge and could be repurposed as a pizza stone. ADS has been releasing really high quality products which just work. This coating looks easy to apply and remove. Great point on using the manufacturers recommended panel prep as I learned this lesson the hard way a few years ago. I ended up with hazing under the coating and had to polish and reapply. As always thank you for another high quality video showcasing awesome products.
Thanks Neil!
I did Gyeon Q2 Rim a couple years ago. Twice actually. Pulled the wheels, scrubbed, decon, light polish, Gyeon prep... Took me two days to do all four wheels the first time. Did it in a day the second. Looked amazing both times. I just don't have the time to keep redoing them every 4 months though. I drive 130+ miles a day for work, 34,000 miles a year (almost 55,000 km). I'm in NE Ohio in the states and have the hot humid rainy summers and cold snowy winters and they drop enough road salt sometimes to make the roads as white as a sheet of paper. For the money and amount of time and work I just wasn't impressed enough to keep it up. I've just gone back to either Gyeon Wet Coat or Car Pro HydrO2. Maybe I'll give this one a shot this year.
The new Gyeon Rim EVO, or CarPro DLUX or the Armour Detail should do the trick for 6-12 months.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks! I'll try one of those next!
Excellent to see good products in action. It will be interesting to see how this coating holds up for the next 3 months. Don't forget to send us a 3 month update on this video please. Thanks as always
It has already been a few months (this video was filmed a while ago) and it's holding up great. You will see it in action in other upcoming videos.
I was sitting back and relaxing and watching great video.
🙂
That's good to know! :)
Ive gotten to a point where I will use TW Ice SealnShine on the wheels every wash. Has great hold up for the crap on the roads.
That also has very good chemical resistance.
Many people wanted to know how I keep white rims looking good..high heat ceramic engine enamel 600 degrees..sprayed white gloss then came back 2 months later apply ceramic clear...being high heat you can polish with burning paint plus use no touch cleaners won't hurt the paint put ceramic coating for uv protection..easy clean with a detail brush
Thanks for sharing
Pan awesome video. Your ride always looks nice. Regardless of the season. Well done young man. Enjoy your weekend.
Thanks, you too!
Coating looks good , I have tried the gyeon rim coating the original, not the evo.was easy to apply and remove .
Thank you for the video
Great to hear!
Lol Pan, "OCD...one thing you have to let go of..."
Yeeeeuup, no truer words! Man...after 6 years, despite my best efforts to care for and maintain my winter wheels - 🤷🤷
I still take care of them but ask myself - why. Lol...
Between mother nature and the Maine DOT = bah-rutal!
Shine on you crazy diamond!
Hehehe have a great weekend Audie!
I’m rocking 2 layers of DLUX on my wheels which are a matte finish on my 2024 Mustang GT Premium Performance Pack. 4 months in, working fantastic. Interested to see the results of this test, though! I believe DLUX and Armour Detail Supply will do best out of the ones you’re testing. Thanks for this video, Pan!! Please update us soon, maybe 3, 6 and 12 months. :)
Thanks Dakota. This was applied in December, and I have filmed a few videos since, so you'll be seeing updates in the near future. It's still going strong like day one, and we're now past mid-February. :)
@@PanTheOrganizer fantastic, you the man!!
I'm using Carpro Dlux on my summer wheels. Also done it one year on my winter wheel. Drive around 30.000 km a year in that car, maintain with Carpro hydro2 lite also tryed gueon wet coat. Easier to clean 😊
Well said! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on CZcams as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 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.
Love that 911 Turbo S. The color always looks so damn good.
Thanks Steven. Yeah I like it’s classy look, understated elegance.
Seems like an excellent product. I have Phoenix EOD Kronos on my wheel. Going as strong as day one, since my car never sees a race track and is washed every two weeks.
Thanks for sharing. Regular washing is key to the maintenance of any coating. Good on you to take care of that.
Love seeing that Porsche. 🙂
Carpro dlux all the way for me coz of its versatility and durability. Applied 8 months ago and still alloys n trim look like new ones.
👍🏻
I don't coat my rims anymore, the reason is a lot of work and cost and at the end I have to do the same steps cleaning them like they are unprotected. I use a detailer as a drying aid it helps cleaning them the next time.
Or a good spray on rinse off sealant (like Gyeon WetCoat) takes a few seconds to apply and still protects 1-3 months.
Hmmm iv'e wanted to take my summer ones and clean even the inside barrel and coat them, but your point is kinda valid and leaning to use Turtle Seal and shine and call it a day... still they are gloss black and damn if those are hard to clean...
Hi Pan and thanks for the video. Im a Gyeon person so their Rim does it for me.
Thanks! Did you try the previous Gyeon Rim, or the new Rim EVO?
Your wheels look great, thanks Pan 👍😁
Thanks 👍
Hi Pan,
What properties change from a paint ceramic coating to one designated for wheels in specific?
Why not just use the ceramic coating for the paint onto the wheels?
Great question...... Looking forward to the answer as well lol
Temperature rating
Yes but even this wheel specific coating has 6 months lifespan, so why bother?@@TheNobleRoman
In theory, according the the brands that produce these coatings, there are differences in the formulation of wheel specific coatings that allow for a higher resistance to hotter temperatures (that you get from the brake components) and sometimes also higher chemical resistance, as the wheel cleaners that you use are much harsher than car soap on the paintwork.
But in theory, you could use a traditional paint coating on wheels as well, as the coating bonds to the clear coat on the wheels, just like it bonds to the clear coat on the paint. But even if you apply a traditional multi-year paint coating on your wheels, don't expect it to last more than a year anyways, as you use much harsher chemicals to clean your wheels, and also the environment the coating is in gets a lot more beating and heat compared to the paint.
I think its important to note that wheel coating is not necessary. You definitely can use the regular ceramic coating for wheels
Hey I'm starting a mobile detailing business. I'm wondering about the customer interaction before detailing.
Do I have them fill out some type of form? Do I always take their vehicle keys? Should I take pictures of any preexisting damages? Curious to know how you handled it in the beginning. Thank you! Your page is very helpful.
Communication is crucial in establishing a good relationship with your customers for sure. It allows you to make sure you give the appropriate service package based on their budget, their needs and their expectations.
I made a video about the discussions with a customer here: czcams.com/video/TxpYzWUweb8/video.htmlsi=FcxE_7FSR2mpGM4Z
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Thank you!!@@PanTheOrganizer
Pan which one is better Koch chemie or Carpro in terms of quality
I prefer CarPro overall. But both are excellent.
Great video as always👍
Thanks Tim!
I've used Dlux on a brand new set of wheels a year ago and top it with Hydr02 lite every month or two. Still going strong with just one original layer.
Awesome! What type of weather are you in? And how much yearly mileage do you do?
How do u know if the original coating is holding up when you are putting toppers over it every month?
@@PanTheOrganizer I'm in South Florida. The car spends more time in the garage so I drive 1-2,000 miles a year.
@@rooboy99 I just use Hydr02 on my other cars. You can slightly tell how the wheels with Dlux performs better as far as cleaning and water sheeting. Maybe it's all in my mind.
Since you love coatings Def need 2 try BC line up. NEVER DISAPPOINTS...
Mr The Orginizer....:) I am a detailing enthusiast, washing my own car privately and following your channel regularly. In your videos, you talk about "water-shedding" water needing" water-repelling" and "hydrophobic properties", maybe its interesting to explain the differences, if any. would love to see a video about that. p.s. I am based in Amsterdam Netherlands, so also here we follow you.
Thanks! Good idea for a future video. Basically, there are two general types of hydrophobic properties. Hydrophobics are the way water behaves on a surface. The first is water beading. Tight little water droplets. And the second is water sheeting. The water sheds of the surface instead of staying on the surface in the form of droplets.
You can check out this video explaining and showing the differences: czcams.com/video/swrKH10W6Eo/video.htmlsi=YAdEMdUwxUi5AgXK
I actually just picked this up today, and your video was really helpful in getting me ready!! How are you finding it after a few weeks?
It’s been months since I applied this (I have to film my videos 1-2 months before launch to make sure I’m ok with scheduling. I never wait until the last minute before filming and producing a video unless their are exceptional circumstances).
So I can tell you the coating is still going strong like day 1.
Another awesome video and content good friend
Thank you! Cheers!
Pan, I want to start hustling and start detailing cars this summer, I work a full time job right now washing cars already and I want to do it on my own though, I’ve done a lot of research and I know there’s still more to learn but when do I know I’m ready? It’s more of a business man question. How do I know I should start saving up and buying the essentials? I don’t want to rush into decisions out of pure excitement and be hasty.
Love that tyre shine. Definitely not the glazed donut look! Darkside? 😎😎
You got it! CarPro DarkSide!
Someone was watching this week's Adam's Polishes live stream!
I don’t know what you are referring to, but regardless, my video was actually filmed in December. I always try to film ahead of time and plan video launches. 👍🏻
But what livestream are you talking about what topic are you specifically referring to from their livestream? I rarely watch livestreams from any brand channels.
Great video Pan
Thank you!
@@PanTheOrganizer I always wondered about the name Pan... Don't tell it's from Panagiotis
Pan is short for Pandelis, my first name. It's a Greek name as you figured. Hehe.
I have a video about my life story here: czcams.com/video/wx6HTBAzeXI/video.htmlsi=zm9nzle75mceAMuf
The only that i used is gyeon, only downside is you see no flashing when it cures.
If you let it cure to long (more than 30 sec) it becomes sticky and difficult to remove.
Next year i'm am going to try the evo version.
Very cool video I wish I could do this in Brazil.
Thank you! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on CZcams as we surpassed 975,000 subscribers and we have over 132 million views! I have been detailing for 26 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 Seen you through @RADGARAGE.
Hi Pan, good video as usual, i really like that Canada has the law witch states that you must have dedicated winter tires, we have it in EU as well, it really helps to minimize winter car accidents, the grip, safety in general and boost my confidence while driving in harsh winter conditions, and i know, it's a little inconvenience changing them up, but you will see a general reduction in car accidents ! Also is your winter profile tire a little lower than on summer ones? Or the same? My tires (not the wheel rims, they are smaller) are a little bigger on winter (18" vs 20" on summer) for safety reasons, cheers!
I don't have my summer wheels now (they are in storage at Porsche) so I can't check, but if I remember, the winter tires have a bit taller profile compared to the summer high performance tires.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you for your anwser, i think it's a safety thing, my summer Pirellis are smaller profile too :) And btw, your brake calipers are godlike :) I always like to watch them (i bet the performance is insane)!
Oh they are absolutely insane! 10 piston calipers, the biggest carbon ceramic brakes Porsche has ever installed on a 911 car. We measured a 0-100 km/h in 2.3 seconds, and a quarter mile time of 10.1s @ 138 mph, so it's truly a beast. And a car that accelerates that quick needs the best possible brakes as well, and I can confirm those brakes are insane! They make you stop on a dime. :)
@@PanTheOrganizer Pan thats just... im a loss at words, its insane, the performance, i looove with all my heart BMW-s, and German engineering, but at the pinacle, at the top of all lays another.. and it's name.. Ferdinand Porshe! I bet the deceleration just shoots you out of your comfort zone straight into the windshield, and the acceleration just molds your face into something else :) 2.3 seconds...amazing. Pan just enjoy it! Cheers!
Hey pan these came at a perfect time right before spring comes around. What is your favorite of the four? And what do you do with the towels you used when finished leveling?
Throw away all towels used to level/buff true coatings in glass bottles. All of these wheel coatings perform well, I still am fairly new to the Armour Detail Supply, so I need more time to test that one, but CarPro DLUX and Gyeon Rim are both top tier choices.
Hey Pan I really enjoyed watching your wheel coating episode. Great Job as usual.
However I have some pretty heavy staining on the inner barrels of my rims pretty much ground in brake dust. Do you have a suggestion for a product than can break down and remove it?
Thanks
Bryan
Hi Bryan! At this point, looks like you'll have to do a wheels off detailing service. Here's my detailed and simple to follow tutorial: czcams.com/video/3LCQ0g589pM/video.htmlsi=dSm_AvaRJb2xyQuV
You'd clean the wheels using a stronger wheel cleaner like this: bit.ly/49kOvuy
Then do a round of dedicated iron removal with something like CarPro IronX or Gyeon Iron
Then do a round of claying to remove all the left over contamination
Then do machine polishing (mechanical abrasion will take care of anything left over)
IPA wipe
Then applying a coating.
Huge shocker it came out amazing. Lol.
😄👍🏻
I want some flooring like you have in garage
Yeah it's pretty great. This is my second home with a polyurea floor coating. All the details are in my garage tour video here: czcams.com/video/wx6HTBAzeXI/video.htmlsi=finF0y8NY4K3N6Ic
@@PanTheOrganizer iv'e heard it's almost indestructible...
Yeah it's impact resistant, chemical resistant, has a 10 or 20 year warranty, UV resistant, slip resistant, etc. I love it.
@@PanTheOrganizer I know it's strange but i really would like to apply it on a floor, and see it dry... ;) it's like a huuuuge ceramic coat xD
@@PanTheOrganizer how much in the ball park for this
Got some slight scratches on one pannel; can I just redo the polishing/coating of one panel? Do you have a video on this? Thanks Pan!
Haven't been in the channel for a while. Did he ever review the scissor jack he is using?
That was a collab video I made with my friend Rick from RAD Garage, on how to do a full wheels-off coating job. Here's the video: czcams.com/video/3LCQ0g589pM/video.htmlsi=q4SpT6V4W9S9YoAV
Here's a link to the QuickJack lift that was used: bit.ly/3wfKOaK
Thanks Pan. I was actually wondering if there was a product like that. I was thinking if getting my black factory wheels redone first as every time I clean them they look good for a few days and they looked faded again...
Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial! Anything special to consider if you have powder coated wheels?
Thanks Ryan. In general, most powdercoating experts recommend just using a pH neutral car soap to clean the wheels. For dirtier wheels, you can use dedicated wheel cleaners, but just make sure it says on the label that it's compatible on powdercoated wheels.
And make sure you follow the instructions perfectly. You don't want to work in direct sunlight and never let the product dry on the surface, as that could stain the finish.
My favorite wheel & tire cleaner, P&S Brake Buster, is safe on powdercoated wheels. Here's my review of it: czcams.com/video/AoecVluB4Po/video.htmlsi=vLaPFL6sL25HVeNU
And here's my wheel and tire cleaning tutorial: czcams.com/video/omwcNcSYcS8/video.htmlsi=DWdkFtK3IBfQANAC
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on CZcams as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 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 nice ceramic coating im working here i oman auto spa
Thanks for watching Michael.
Hi pan those wheels look sweet..!! I’m going to do mine wheel off ..👌 that Tyre dressing looks nice too, what is it?
Take care ..
Thanks! I put a link to the tire dressing in the video description;)
This was another one of your premium presentations. Your car has the nicest winter wheels I've ever seen. Unfortunately, your comment section was invaded by Bots, trolls, and the severely and profoundly mentally ill. Thank you,
Triggered much? Keep drinking the Kanadian Koolaid
Thanks for watching!
Have you applied Blue Collar 6? If so, how does it compare to this coating?
I haven’t
Thanks Pan. Yesterday I bought some GTechniq C5 Wheel Armour and I am planning to take off wheels and coat them and the calipers. BTW, have you released which car you ordered that you are getting in April?
I am keeping that a secret until I unveil it to my viewers. ;)
By the way, here’s my wheels off coating tutorial: czcams.com/video/3LCQ0g589pM/video.htmlsi=ecOXw9GFFBFIdpQU
Crushing iff to Pan! Question, whether you apply wheel coating or a Gyeon Wet Coat application to wheel, what kind of chemicals/cleaning products and techniques are you using for weekly maintenance washes?
Oops, meant to say crushing it Pan. 😊
When you have coated wheels, as they are much easier to clean, all you really need is a soapy solution (you can use the same pH neutral car shampoo as your paintwork, just not from the same bucket to avoid cross contamination). Once in a while, if you see brake dust accumulation, you can use an iron remover.
Also, if the wheels are really dirt, you can still use traditional quality wheel cleaners. See my wheel cleaning tutorial on ceramic coated wheels: czcams.com/video/omwcNcSYcS8/video.htmlsi=IgcZbzQ5ahPlGl8b
Right on Pan, thanks as always for the content and quick reply! Cheers
My pleasure. I hope you are having a great weekend.
If my wheels were previously coated, do I need to remove the old coating prior to applying a new wheel coating? If so, how do you remove the old coating?
Yes. The only way to ensure 100% removal of a previous coating is by machine polishing.
Pan, what would you use for carpet wheel well liners? And plastic liners?
For carpet wheel liners, there are no miracles, other than rinsing with a pressure washer multiple times to get the gunk out. For plastic liners, you can use an APC and brush.
Great video Pan. I sure hope you decide to keep your 911 Turbo S even when your new car arrives. It is a good time to begin your car collection.
Thanks! But I’m a one car type of guy. I’d go nuts trying to maintain a collection haha.
What's the best for chrome wheels??
Nice vid! What is that lift you have at around the 45s mark?
Here's a link to the QuickJack lift that was used: bit.ly/3wfKOaK
That clip was from a collab video I made with my friend Rick from RAD Garage, on how to do a full wheels-off coating job. Here's the video: czcams.com/video/3LCQ0g589pM/video.htmlsi=q4SpT6V4W9S9YoAV
Do you have CarPro BlackOut on your tire? The shine looks great.
This is CarPro DarkSide on these tires. I reviewed BlackOut in past videos a few years ago.
Gyeon rim is legit
I have plastic wheel cover Hub caps over steel wheels. I am not sure if you have covered plastic wheels.
I haven't, as the majority of my viewers have alloy wheels. Not hubcaps.
What you do with towels after leveling coating? Throw them out or can wash them and use again?
Trash
@Pan - you mentioned something interesting early in this video @1:30. For most ceramic coatings, do you have a timeline of which to use the ceramic coating, once you open the bottle? I used Admas ceramic coating on a vehicle and still have enough to do another vehicle - was curious how long I have before I can use the remaining product
You’d have to ask the company as there can be some variations. But generally speaking, once opened, a coating bottle is only good for about a month or so.
Unopened, 1 year if kept in stable conditions and not frozen.
Thank you! The shelf life of these products have never been mentioned before
Can these prevent stones chips
Got my diamond cut Turbo III alloys refurbed and first day out I’ve a few tiny chips on a few already 🤦🏻♂️
No. Coatings aren’t designed to protect against stone chips.
I wish people were forced to get winter wheels in the Midwest. I see ppl flying with tires more bald then my uncles head 😂
LOL !!
Yeah, as iv'e stated in my comment, i think ALL people living with harsh winter conditions should have mandatory winter tires
I agree. Having proper winter tires in winter months is an absolute essential for safety.
Nice vid... I have never used a wheel coating... I just typically use what I have left in the
Bottle from the paint...
That's totally fine too. But in theory, according the the brands that produce these coatings, there are differences in the formulation of wheel specific coatings that allow for a higher resistance to hotter temperatures (that you get from the brake components) and sometimes also higher chemical resistance, as the wheel cleaners that you use are much harsher than car soap on the paintwork.
But in theory, you could use a traditional paint coating on wheels as well, as the coating bonds to the clear coat on the wheels, just like it bonds to the clear coat on the paint. But even if you apply a traditional multi-year paint coating on your wheels, don't expect it to last more than a year anyways, as you use much harsher chemicals to clean your wheels, and also the environment the coating is in gets a lot more beating and heat compared to the paint.
@PanTheOrganizer totally agree..good stuff pan...have a good weekend
Good one, Pan. Question: After a coating on wheels, does the brake dust still stick like uncoated wheels? Would this be a good one for exhaust on motorcycle? Thank you.
The brake dust still gets on the wheels, but is much easier to clean, especially if you use an iron remover. No claying needed.
Keep it tight, keep it clean lol!
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Pan how many sets of wheels roughly can one bottle cover?
Impossible to say as it really depends on how much you apply and more importantly the size of the wheels. Massive 21” wheels like on my Turbo S or 22” on my new Cayenne require way more than on standard 15-16” rims.
But one bottle should allow you to do four big wheels or stretching to eight standard size wheels if I were to take an educated guess.
Perhaps email Armour Detail Supply if you want a more precise answer.
Could I just use Gyeon mohs to do the wheels? what difference does the specific wheel ceramic coating make?
In theory, yes you can apply a traditional paint coating on wheels. But wheel specific coatings usually have a higher temperature resistance and are more robust. Regardless of which coating you apply though, don't expect more than 1-2 years at best of durability, depending on your mileage and maintenance and environmental factors.
Great Video!! i have a carbon fiber hood ive been struggling to get water spots off of Any tip to getting them off i watched a previous video you had for removing water spots but dont know if the same thing applies to the carbon hood because i think it has a gel coat and i didnt clear coat it after getting it... ANY info Helps
If it has a clear coat, you deal with it just like you would with clear coated paint.
You always start with the less aggressive method first. A water spot remover. If that still doesn’t work, you do a light polish.
The longer water spots are left unattended on paint, the more the etching gets deep and that can even cause permanent damage.
@PanTheOrganizer I've already tried chemical guys water spot remover but no luck...and any certain polish you recommend?
When a water spot remover doesn't work, you know it's time to bump up the aggression level to a paint polish. Start with a polish and see if that works. Any polish will do. If that still doesn't work, you know it's deeper and you would have to use a compound first, and then finish with the polish.
But before polishing steps, it's important to neutralize all the minerals by using a water spot remover. Perhaps something stronger than the CG stuff you used. I like this product: bit.ly/3utde0I
Wash the car. Dry it. Spray the water spot remover (follow the instructions and don't work in direct sunlight), then agitate with a microfiber towel or mitt. Then rinse, and rewash the car to neutralize any chemical left over. And then do the polishing steps.
@PanTheOrganizer Thank you so much for the help Appreciate it 🙏 I will try this method as soon as I can
@Pan can you put the link to the spray nozzles that you use for your bottles?
What timestamp in the video are you referring to?
Some wheels it’s easier to airbrush the ceramic
I assume you need to be careful with spray-on products like toppers about contaminating the brake rotors.
Not really. As you can use a spray on rinse off sealant (like Gyeon WetCoat) and there will inevitably be some overspray on the rotors. But as soon as you brake, that thin layer gets immediately removed. No worries.
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Little black rock looking things stuck to the wheel barrel, is that tar deposits?
Are you talking about the wheel weights?
No I know what those are lol. I’m not sure what tar deposits look like
You'd have to tell me at what timestamp, as I don't see any tar deposits.
@@PanTheOrganizer oh, not in this video! I mean I see them in my wife’s car wheels. I’m not sure what they look like. Are they only noticeable to the touch? Or are they big enough to see them stuck inside the wheel barrel?
OK does law require summer tires..I would just run winter tires all year
Hey Pan, you have a good tire cleaner thats a little more powerfull than breakbuster? I got new tires and theres like a brown film on the tire that wont scrub off with breakbuster. If I rub it with my finger it kinda flakes off so not sure why the break buster wont do it. I think it might be the stuff they put on the tire before mounting it. Thx for any info!
One of the best tire cleaners: bit.ly/3uClcVk
Hello Pan. I have 4 bbs rc 090 wheels, with polished, glassy rims (no clearcoat). Will the Gyeon Rim work for them?
When it comes to non OEM wheels, you would better ask Gyeon what they say.
What if the wheels are matte? How would you remove the old coating when your not supposed to polish matte paint?
You need a cleaning wash. Armour detail supply makes one or a lot of others do too. Then you are going to use a wheel cleaner so by the time you do both of those they are going to be naked
Hi Pan,
If i cover with Armour and then use Gyeon Wet coat, shall I need to dry the rim with dry towel?
If your wheel are coated with Armour Detail Supply's coating, or any other coating, once a month or every other month, wash the wheels, rinse them, use the Gyeon WetCoat and immediately rinse off, then dry the wheels as you usually do (towel, or blower).
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan for the answer :)
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Hi Pan I have Camaro with matte black stripes, can I ceramic coat the stripes and will they look matte when I’m done or will they have some gloss? Thank you
You can still coat over them but they will look "richer" in appearance. Not necessarily glossy, but not as matte as they once were. Of course it also depends what specific coating you plan on applying. Check with the brand, they usually have info if it can be applied to matte paint, and vinyl decals. Or write to them.
@@PanTheOrganizer I planned on using Mhos + skin which I’ve already bought and I thought about gtechnic
Do you have a video on scrub ninja or magic erasers?
Scrub ninja used in this video: czcams.com/video/xRjB6Pg6szI/video.htmlsi=U0hRpih9y6t-3Fbu
Magic eraser used in this video: czcams.com/video/8QTGLsmGIw8/video.htmlsi=PdSc2uYXjQmBEYPm
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Hi try fusso wax on wheel its work really well lol
I never tried that. How long does it last for you on wheels, on average? Do you go through winter months, and can it resist wheel cleaners?
@@PanTheOrganizer 3month daily but I did a bit abuse cleaning wheel I live in France winter not that terrible in région Rhône-Alpes next time I will try gyeon Q2 wax in summer 👍
what is the best glass coating?
All my top recommended products for each category are in my popular annual car detailing products awards here: czcams.com/video/KRv7vKsuliQ/video.htmlsi=aL8G9kHjnjJuWe63
But currently, my favourite glass specific coating is the one I reviewed here: czcams.com/video/JYQjoLvO_Mo/video.htmlsi=WtBccfmXKW2n4-1b
All the pros on here seem to like and use, Soft99 ultra glaco glass sealant. I'm going to give it a try.
It's my favourite for sure. After that, you get into the professional grade multi-year stuff like GlassParency, which can only be applied by certified installers. I have a video on that.
According to Ivan Lacrois there is no difference between clear coat on your wheels and on body of your car so why do I need "special" coating?
Same situation with waxes dedicated to dark or light colours...wax is wax...
Buying "dedicated" wheel coatings is just waste of money from my perspective...
Due to heat and hot and cold cycles and brake dust.
@@jeffreylangan you can say same thing about clear coat on your body...
Whatever happens to your wheels also happens to your body (temperature, dust, water, sun, snow etc.)...
I will never use "special" coatings on my or client wheels just because some manufacturers create one...
Perhaps different ratio of silicone?
This would be a debate for the actual chemists that blend the products. And from my understanding, at least in theory, according the the brands that produce these coatings, there are differences in the formulation of wheel specific coatings that allow for a higher resistance to hotter temperatures (that you get from the brake components) and sometimes also higher chemical resistance, as the wheel cleaners that you use are much harsher than car soap on the paintwork.
But in theory, you could use a traditional paint coating on wheels as well, as the coating bonds to the clear coat on the wheels, just like it bonds to the clear coat on the paint. But even if you apply a traditional multi-year paint coating on your wheels, don't expect it to last more than a year anyways, as you use much harsher chemicals to clean your wheels, and also the environment the coating is in gets a lot more beating and heat compared to the paint.
@@PanTheOrganizer well Pan propably you should do some tests on wheels with both types of coatings and chceck if durability is the same?
But what if the results would be similar?
Anyway...I"ll stick to my opinion😊
30mls is a waste... I did full graphene coats on 2 diff cars with 2 coats and didn't use 30mls
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Does chemical guys Hydrospin even come close to any of those wheel products?
No. CG Hydro line is an inferior line of products. You can’t compare entry level big box store stuff (CG) to prosumer/pro level products like CarPro, Gyeon, Gtechniq and Armour Detail Supply. They are on a completely different level.
Also, CG Hydrospin is just a spray. The coatings in this video are true coatings, i.e. in glass bottles.
Chemical Guys competitors include Turtle Wax, Meguiar’s, Mothers, Griot’s Garage, Adam’s Polishes, etc
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tks. Just trying to feel half way decent after buying a boat load of CG products.🫤
They were the first videos I watched . And went with that. Later started watching other detailing videos, like yours.
I don’t want to feel tooo bad. I’m just doing my own car. Not a pro but want decent products. Red tundra in full sun everyday.
Thanks for responding.
That's totally fine, don't overthink the moment. As you get to enjoy detailing more and more, you'll naturally gravitate towards better products and find out the brands you really enjoy most. But Chemical Guys is still totally fine. I could detail a car with their products and would still get awesome results.
Just by actually using detailing products, you are ahead of 99% of the general population that washes their car with dishwashing liquid, or brings it to the automatic car wash for a horrible wash hehe.
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Just curious, Pan: how are the roads treated in Montreal? Since you drive your Porche in winter I can only assume that salt is not used.
He mentions at the beginning that salt is used on the roads
Correct.
As I said in the video, and in many videos I film during winter, yes they use road salts here in Montreal. But I wash my car twice weekly, and always stay on top of maintenance. And also I have an undercarriage water broom attachment to get to the undercarriage when needed. Cars are meant to be driven and enjoyed in my opinion, and mine is a daily driver year round. You can't even tell that this is its third winter. ;)
@@PanTheOrganizer mea culpa. Don't know how I missed you having said that.
No worries. ;)
Hi Pan, sorry I have searched your past videos for use of the Carpro Descale product as I have a new vehicle that I will be doing a full detail, decon and ceramic coating but I am a bit lost as to how to use that specific product and how much product to use and your best advise for my situation as I just ordered a 1000 ml of Descale after watching one of your videos and now can’t seem to find that video on its best use for a new car. I am in Santa Fe, New Mexico and we have very similar winters to you and so I am wanting to follow your methods as closely as possible. Can you please give me some advice or link some videos specifically using Carpro Descale not sure if I should use in my foam canon then also with my bucket wash or just the contact wash or is both uses fine and how much product should I use in both applications sorry for the lengthy message I know I can always refer to the product label but you sometimes find amounts and uses that work better for you use so I just wanted your opinion for me thank you 🙏 Pan love you channel it’s almost too informative as I can’t seem to find that video or videos on that because you have so many good ones which is definitely a good problem for me to have such an abundance of informative videos at my disposal from you. Thank you again I hope to meet you at SEMA one of these years it seems I’ve missed you that last couple when I’ve ran into Josh V there.
Sorry again for the lengthy message I tried requesting an email correspondence with the you but that may not be allowed on this platform so for that I apologize
For Descale, I use 5 oz of soap in 4 gal of water.
And here's how I detail new cars:
RS6 Avant Performance: czcams.com/video/L5SQ0ZIJCj0/video.htmlsi=mcQiMs9HBLlaqjGK
Mercedes S 580: czcams.com/video/Vq_tfcwryVI/video.htmlsi=whord2_UEFSg28UW
Aston Martin Vantage: czcams.com/video/OKga3yZVTqo/video.html
Volvo XC60: czcams.com/video/tvDBBenhYFA/video.html
Tesla Model Y: czcams.com/video/gohks8xP5NY/video.html
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you for that information I appreciate it more than you know, be well man. Feel feee to drop some content from time to time and update us sneakerheads 👟 on any additions to your amazing collection I loved that video I even showed my 13 year old son that video and now your his favorite detailer ha ha
@@PanTheOrganizer sorry again I see you use 5 oz in the bucket but how much do you use in your foam canon?
The instructions clearly state that you use a 1:10 ratio for the foam cannon. Always follow the instructions.
So for example, you'd use 2 oz of the soap and 22 oz of water for a total of 24 oz in your foam cannon.
There is nothing I hate more than cleaning the wheels 🙂That is why I do it maybe once every 6 months.
That's the great thing of having a wheel coating. It makes cleaning the wheels so much faster and easier!
Thanks, I will give it a try@@PanTheOrganizer
Why not apply it with just a short pile mf towel? Does this bulky applicator reach the crevices or the back of the spikes?
This was just to coat the wheel faces, hence why we said it wasn't a full wheels off coating video. I already have a full tutorial on a wheels off detailing so you can see how that goes here: czcams.com/video/3LCQ0g589pM/video.htmlsi=q4SpT6V4W9S9YoAV
@@PanTheOrganizer Yes I know, but even in this case, we could apply in more places.. Behind or even inside the barrel
Kind of sucks it needs to be used within 30 days. Seems like a decent amount of wasted product. No way I need 30 mils to cost 4 wheels. Would be nice to see them offer a 15ml bottle
I get your point. Perhaps you can do the wheels of more than one vehicle (friends, family, etc).
Let's be honest, there's no point of it. I still have to wash my wheels coated or non coated. Same steps involved so it's just a big waste of money
I disagree. A wheel coating makes cleaning the wheels sooooo much easier, and drying them too. Plus it gives them that extra “pop” in appearance. Just like paintwork.
But it’s also ok if it’s not for you.
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