Love your material and your presentation style bud, you're my go to detailing channel. I was wondering, do you have a white seats Tesla video on what products to use protect it when you first purchase it, and what to use to clean and maintain? cheers!
on a recent Dodge Ram that I did a maintenance wash on Carpro Descale did almost absolutely zero on restoring the hydrophobics… But diy detail water spot remover did an amazing job. I have lost some of my faith on what car pro descale actually can do.. Keep up the great work!
@@OutofSpecDetailingReaching out on this video chat because wasn't getting a response in your rain spot removal video chat. The black trim on Tesla's that are effected by the rainbow issue due to certain touchless car washes. Is your Mcguires solution all we need or do you recommend applying that exo v4/5 after applying Mcguires? TY!
Is maintaining with weekly rinseless wash in garage and occasional touchless laser wash after snowstorms ok? Should I be doing more if I have this ceramic coating?
I love ceramic coatings. However, a downfall is that you waste the majority of your shampoo when washing it. Roughly 90% of it went straight to the floor.
Well we could get technical and say anyone using over 1/4 a gallon is wasting product. All you need is 2 rags ( 16 sides ) and anything more is a waste.
Why is it I cannot purchase infinite base type 1 if i'm not a pro detailer? What is it about it that so difficult, or what's the risk? Seems odd i can't just pull this off amazon or even from the gyeon website.
Who cares. Then buy from a company that will sell you the product you want. They are nearly all the same. Go look at testing channels. Half these companies get the products designed at the same factory from the same engineers 😂 It’s all known in the chemical industry business what everyone others product is using. They can order a 10k test and see exact percentages. That’s why you somehow see every rinseless somehow has the same ratio of dilution for a line 1:126. How confident they are all diluted the exact same???? Wow. Not a surprise once you understand how business works. Just another fancy label. Also most these coatings aren’t the true coating they have layer of layer of stuff slathered on it and it isn’t actually the bare raw coating. It’s Sio2. Toppers. Maintenance products. Sacrificial layers. . . I’ve yet to know anyone who literally drives a raw coated car pure. They don’t last long. Again go check testing channels that test 20 products at a time. Coatings last about a year before they are dead
Great question. So our professional coatings are only available to our certified network because we don't want to over saturate the market. I wouldn't consider them more difficult to apply than our consumer coatings and are actually very similar to Mohs and Pure EVO. If we let everyone have them then they wouldn't be considered professional coatings anymore. They are amplified versions of our normal coatings to better suit what pro detailers are looking for!
Not late to anything? How many people just picked up a car and don’t know what to do or are scared for coating and want a product to help. Everyday it’s happening… Obviously he knows about wet coat 😂
Best OOS channel right here my dudes
Love your videos as they are very informative. Dad's car for one year looks excellent and new still. Keep the content coming. Thanks for all you do.
Love your material and your presentation style bud, you're my go to detailing channel. I was wondering, do you have a white seats Tesla video on what products to use protect it when you first purchase it, and what to use to clean and maintain? cheers!
on a recent Dodge Ram that I did a maintenance wash on Carpro Descale did almost absolutely zero on restoring the hydrophobics… But diy detail water spot remover did an amazing job. I have lost some of my faith on what car pro descale actually can do.. Keep up the great work!
But DIY Water spot contains protection just a heads up
@@peterly654 it does??
This is all great information but this Gyeon product is only available to certified Gyeon detailers. What can you recommend to us DIY’ers?
Mohs EVO
@@OutofSpecDetailing Excellent, thank you!
@@OutofSpecDetailingReaching out on this video chat because wasn't getting a response in your rain spot removal video chat. The black trim on Tesla's that are effected by the rainbow issue due to certain touchless car washes. Is your Mcguires solution all we need or do you recommend applying that exo v4/5 after applying Mcguires? TY!
As long as u wash it about every 3 weeks. Then every 3 months use an iron remover and use a maintenance spray ceramic.
What a big difference in the color of the bumpers compared to the rest of the car...
Is maintaining with weekly rinseless wash in garage and occasional touchless laser wash after snowstorms ok? Should I be doing more if I have this ceramic coating?
Excellent job imo. What rinseless do ya like!
How do I remove/fix the ceramic coating if it has flaws?
in your opinion do you see much difference in application/results with Type 1 vs Mohs Evo?
how did you get the white and black license plate?
I love ceramic coatings. However, a downfall is that you waste the majority of your shampoo when washing it. Roughly 90% of it went straight to the floor.
Well we could get technical and say anyone using over 1/4 a gallon is wasting product. All you need is 2 rags ( 16 sides ) and anything more is a waste.
Why is it I cannot purchase infinite base type 1 if i'm not a pro detailer? What is it about it that so difficult, or what's the risk? Seems odd i can't just pull this off amazon or even from the gyeon website.
Due to customers not installing the product correctly and then leaving bad reviews because of user error.
@@Heymeit is it really that challenging compared to say, Adam's graphine ceramic?
@@L3x4Pr0ne Probably not
Who cares. Then buy from a company that will sell you the product you want.
They are nearly all the same. Go look at testing channels. Half these companies get the products designed at the same factory from the same engineers 😂
It’s all known in the chemical industry business what everyone others product is using. They can order a 10k test and see exact percentages. That’s why you somehow see every rinseless somehow has the same ratio of dilution for a line 1:126. How confident they are all diluted the exact same???? Wow. Not a surprise once you understand how business works. Just another fancy label.
Also most these coatings aren’t the true coating they have layer of layer of stuff slathered on it and it isn’t actually the bare raw coating. It’s Sio2. Toppers. Maintenance products. Sacrificial layers. . . I’ve yet to know anyone who literally drives a raw coated car pure. They don’t last long. Again go check testing channels that test 20 products at a time. Coatings last about a year before they are dead
Great question. So our professional coatings are only available to our certified network because we don't want to over saturate the market. I wouldn't consider them more difficult to apply than our consumer coatings and are actually very similar to Mohs and Pure EVO. If we let everyone have them then they wouldn't be considered professional coatings anymore. They are amplified versions of our normal coatings to better suit what pro detailers are looking for!
a bit late to the party with gyeon wet coat it’s been around for years and alway been good, as for the 2 bucket theory that also left us years ago
Not late to anything? How many people just picked up a car and don’t know what to do or are scared for coating and want a product to help. Everyday it’s happening…
Obviously he knows about wet coat 😂
Poor coating for the ugly tesla