What's some of your go to Youtube channels and videos.

[Coatingsarecrack]

I'm going to check out Vermiji like Game suggested.

Watched some of his video’s not a huge fan of just watching someone wash a car with no commentary.

I do want his neon green stubby PW gun…


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[DanaDetailingPros]

Watched some of his video’s not a huge fan of just watching someone wash a car with no commentary.

I do want his neon green stubby PW gun…


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LOL, I like his foam cannon jar.lol

[01GreyStangGT]

I have a YouTube channel where I try out detailing products

It’s my name AJ Bentley aka @chiroguy98



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[VISITOR]

add to the list...

harper's car detailing, bel lavora auto spa, papa smurf 918, aqualux auto detailing, etc.

there are a few others but my mind just went blank...

btw, no video channel (or anyone) is perfect and having an open mind to different ideas is what it's all about as everyone can draw their own conclusion as to how they do things...

[Tasmania]

Car cleaning Guru

[DanaDetailingPros]

Car Cleaning Guru Looks awesome! Adding them for sure! Thank you guy's Any links also I was asking if you like perticular clips.
Here's a couple I like:20 minutes to coat your ENTIRE car?! | The BEST way to use Gyeon Can Coat - YouTube
A Guide To Wet Sanding, Compounding & Polishing Car Paint! - YouTube

[PaulMys]

I don't watch any detailing channels.

It's all just personal opinion as far I'm concerned. Products, tools, techniques........ YAWN.

I dialed-in my products, tools, and techniques years ago. And quite frankly, I've been done with diving down the rabbit hole of "Latest/Greatest/Newest" for years now as well.

What I use works, and I still have a ton of products collecting dust from my "rabbit hole days".



I do follow a few small engine mechanics and tool reviewers though.

[Prange]

Great suggestions here. Thanks.

[Coatingsarecrack]

I don't watch any detailing channels.

It's all just personal opinion as far I'm concerned. Products, tools, techniques........ YAWN.

I dialed-in my products, tools, and techniques years ago. And quite frankly, I've been done with diving down the rabbit hole of "Latest/Greatest/Newest" for years now as well.

What I use works, and I still have a ton of products collecting dust from my "rabbit hole days".



I do follow a few small engine mechanics and tool reviewers though.

You sound like the missionary position of car detailing .

Jk…. Hoping I can get to that place in detailing soon.


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[BlakeC]

Don’t know if anyone has mentioned Obsidian Detailing. Good on tips and instructions.


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