Washing a Dirty Jeep while Answering Your Questions

Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to yet another wonderful Q&A Thursday here at the Rag Company.

I hope you guys are ready, buckled in, set to go.

I've got a good panel here with me. Of course, I'm your host, Dane Hennad.

To my left, Anthony Fisher. Dane, thanks for having me.

Ride or die. Happy to be here. Of course.

To my right, we've got Sidney Gwen joining us. Thank you, Sidney, for once again popping in.

It's always fun when you're here. And you know, I think it's fitting.

We've got a Jeep over here, but more importantly, standing in front of it, we've got

none other than Gabe Garcia. He's going to be doing our detailing today.

And Gabe, before we move on to questions and so forth,

can you tell us a little bit about what you've got planned for this thing?

Yes, Dane. Well, you guys do the talky talky. I do the washy washy, right?

That's right. Well, so I've got a big, I've got a mix can of products, if you will,

because this Jeep behind me is actually really dirty and also the plastics on it are extremely

faded. So here is my madness, I guess, or thought process. So Greenstar, I'm going to use that

heavily on the fender well specifically. So I have that diluted five to one magic wheel cleaner

for wheels, obviously rubber plastic and you're right over there, Anthony.

Yeah, I guess getting comfortable. Break buster, obviously tires. I am also going to use power

clean on the rocker panels, motor plus, obviously for the motor. We're going to do a GSF wash,

and then we're going to do my hyper seal to give this added protection. I'm going to spray the

absolute living snot out of this Jeep using full send. And then I'm going to panel prep all the

plastics and do a trim plus application on all the plastics. So we've got ourselves a very busy wash.

Well, thank you very much, Gabe, for the update. And as far as little information about the car,

I understand it as a 2015 Jeep Wrangler. It's a sport, so it's not a Rubicon or anything,

but it's got a few basic mods on it, a little left here, maybe slightly larger tires,

some like things you might expect to see, just like a fun, you know, run about kind of Wrangler.

So it's a daily driver. It's ready for the mall, you know what I'm saying?

I think this one is capable of a little more than that, but hey, you never know,

wherever you're driving it, you want it to look a little sharper. So I think those bumpers are

going to need some attention before this afternoon is over. Anyway, back to this table, what we're

doing here while Gabe gets started over there, we were talking about like electricians and home

like renovation stuff. I know you guys are interested in detailing, but if you got any advice on like

what, you know, recommended rates are for like electricians in your area, I know we were all

kind of debating the numbers. Anyway, something to think about. Well, Anthony was sticker-shocked,

Anthony was sticker-shocked. He has no idea. Gabriel, just a quick, quick, quick reminder, Gabriel,

um, that fitting on there isn't tightened all the way and you're having a little bit of over spray

when you're spraying, so you might want to just go and cinch that up. We swapped it out earlier.

I already swapped them. Yeah, you did a bad job because it's, it's, it's, it's, it's ricocheting

everywhere. What's ricocheting? The spray, Gabriel. You literally designed this gun.

It should work. Okay, but I didn't tell you how to put the fitting on. Look at this. Look at what

you did. That is you, sir. Oh my. Oh, look it. Here we go. Here we go. Oh my gosh.

No, it still sucks. Yeah. So you're going to need to go ahead and fix that, please. Yeah,

fix the, did you use Teflon tape? No, you probably didn't use Teflon tape. Well,

now that circles back to what we were just talking about. We were talking about if you're like a

miss, Mr. Fixit. You didn't Teflon tape it, you silly goose. Yeah, we thought Gabe was a Mr. Fixit

all-around guy, right? Yeah, but the thing is, is I have to fix everybody's crap around here.

We're four minutes in and you guys are so far off the rails already. Anyways, I should have ordered

him a coffee. Let me, let me, sorry, sorry, let me start off on the right foot. You can share my

blue. Gabriel, you're doing great. Thank you. I accept your call. Let's bring this back down.

All right. So what you were talking about, the topic before we, before we jumped into the actual

start of the Q&A here, we were talking about home renovations and doing things to either improve

your home, maybe for detailing, improve your home, maybe just for just general use. Like,

you know, what's important to you? What are some things that you're looking forward to doing this

here? If any, and I'll just start by saying that here in the last week, I've been kind of doing

a few things. I hung up some like little mini floating black shelves in my garage. So I have my

TV on my garage wall and this space around it was just empty, but I needed something there.

So I thought about like, do I hang a poster? Do I hang a sign? Like, what do I, what do I do? And

I thought, well, I'll probably just put some shelves there. And then temporarily I'll put up

my little Pressell bottles or some IK sprayers or something as some placeholders. And then maybe

I switch out to a framed picture or maybe a little, what's that? What's that called? A succulent?

Mm-hmm. Yeah. A couple succulents right on the shelf, right? There you go, yeah. The plants that

are hard to kill, yeah. Something, this wasn't even tightened. Yeah, you literally gave me a gun

that was put together as if Dane put together an air compressor. Didn't you say you put it together

a minute ago? To all those of you. No, the base I put together is different. It normally has a flow.

It even feels professional sometimes. Yeah. But you could be fooled by this dynamic.

This is how we come up with great ideas here at the RIDE Company, just so you're all aware of it.

Well, it certainly is. 2026 is off to a roaring start. So I put up some shelves and I really like

it actually. The shelves look great. I can put whatever on them. In the meantime, we'll put some

just bottles up there just to kind of hold them. But just a small change like that,

weirdly massive difference in the garage. I filled out that space that looks really

tasteful. And so now I'm kind of like, well, what else do I do around the garage, but also

what else do I do around the home? So one thing I've been wanting to do is Grant Hotree's family

lives up in my attic space, right? Still. And still, yes. And his family's been locked in there.

I'm pretty sure they've got to be deceased by now. But what I'm probably going to do is

do a ladder dropdown, like just the pool string and have a good ladder. So that way,

I'm not climbing up on a six foot ladder to get up there. But that's a project I'm wanting to do

here, I'd say relatively soon, because I don't know if I told people, but I got a storage unit

as a temporary holding place for crap until we can organize stuff. And the goal would be to

get everything organized, get the dropdown in there, and then eventually just get things where

we need, right? Remove some junk and just feel cleaner going into the new year. But then on

top of that, for the house, I've been thinking about putting some can lighting up around certain

areas. My house is, what's that called? It's, it's, it's, it's, it's east facing. So it's east,

it's an east facing home. But what it is is, you know, sun rises on the front of the home,

sun sets on the back. But what we have a, we have a, what's that called a patio? Oh yeah. So

it stays pretty dark in the living room all day long until that final five o'clock, six o'clock

hour. And it's very unmotivating when you're home during the day. And it's just dark in there. I

don't like darkness. I want to be bright. So some can lighting would brighten it up a little bit.

I'm thinking about doing something like that. And yeah, that's kind of something I'm looking

forward to. But you were talking about, said about doing some more stuff to the garage. Yeah,

I am going to be making some changes. And so I actually have a question for the guests. So I

really need to put in a lift because we got a storage unit. So that whole third bay where

the Mini Cooper parks is all cleaned out now. And so actually we have to keep shoving the

Challenger up there, which is like hilarious. And so this morning we had to do that. And I was

like, I'm just done with this car. You know, it's been really nice here in Boise this winter, but

I need where that thing goes up in November and doesn't come down till March, but I need it out

of the way. It's huge. It's a boat. It's really wide. Yeah. And so I need a lift back in that space

so that the Challenger can go up top and everybody can park inside. So that's one of my goals this

year. Maybe the problem is if I get the lift, though, then Mike thinks he gets to buy another

car because he's like, well, there has to be a car on the lift, you know, like, and so balance

must be restored. Yeah. So that challenge is going to be a while. And then the other thing I need

is I need a new TV because what I noticed is when I put my AirPods in when I go in the house,

it always tries to connect to the TV. But my garage TV doesn't do that. But if I could have

the garage TV on but hear it in my AirPods, because I can't like work noisy stuff, you know,

so I never use the TV. Yeah. But I was like, well, if I could have it in my ear, then I would maybe

use it and that could be kind of cool. So I need to get a TV that has Bluetooth connectivity.

That'd be cool. Then the other thing that is a question for the viewers is because,

you know, I like to have all my bottles pretty labeled all matching. But I use stuff from a lot

of different brands now. None of their bottles match, right? And so we know I don't like the

press all bottles. I don't, oh, it's not that I don't like the IK bottles. I do like the IK,

but they don't fit in my holders that I have. So I need a solution for bottles that is like a nice

quart size bottle that I can put the IK sprayers in that I can label myself. I bought a Cricut,

so I'm a step ahead. I just don't have the bottles. So like I like the labeled bottles,

but I need bottles that fit in my bottle holders. Okay. So I need a solution for that. So if anyone

has one, hit me up. Let us know. Yeah. All right. Well, it's been a minute. I've got a certainly a

few questions pulled up here. Sweet, sweet. You're home. Oh, yeah. What are you going to do this

year? Oh, me? This year? I mean, just finished cleaning out what was formerly an office, but

now I'm almost thinking of turning it into like a reading nook or something. If I was made of money,

I would just knock that wall out. Yeah. Assuming it's not structural and then like it would be kind

of like an open cozy space in the corner because I've got that kitchen. It's on the second floor

because I have a three-story house that's like on a hill. It's kind of funky. Yeah, but it's like a

loft. Do you knock that wall out? I think because it matches, open it up a lot. No, but it's right

above my garage and you know my garage has two, my garage has two supporting posts in the middle

of the garage. Those are poles, right? Those are poles. I think they line up with where this wall

is. Okay. So if I kept posts going up just to open it up because it has a vaulted ceiling,

it's all open up there. I think if I worked around it, if I could get that knock. Yeah,

keep it cool. No, keep the posts. Yeah, keep the posts. But that's the thing. It's upstairs.

There's just a wall. So there's no clear idea as to where, I don't know what support I want.

I don't think that's a good idea. I think it is. I am not, as much as I love architecture,

I'm not an architect or a structural engineer. So I don't think that's a good idea.

You gotta blow out that back wall. You know what I mean? Good lordy. Okay, on that note,

I've got questions. I can get some detailing stuff in here, believe it or not guys. Let's do it.

You might be amazed, but actually we have a lot of folks popping in here. Sweet. Let me start things

off with Eric DIY saying, Happy New Year. Hope you had a great holiday. Excited to be getting my

new reel and CR today to try my hand at custom wall pressure washer setup. Sweet. Congratulations.

Follow up by saying it seems like there's a war for GPM now in pressure washer companies.

Wonder how this plays out with many people wanting non pro level DI systems that can't handle that

flow. Is three plus GPM really needed over 2.5 ish? I'm going to say it's not needed.

That you like and or use it. I feel like it's keeping up with the Joneses at this point.

It's literally it's just the number go up line go up mentality. I think I think you were hitting

two GPM on anything. You think you're solid man. I think that yeah, I think that you're you're

sitting in a good spot. Watch that water bill just point with the Sierra spotless. I mean,

yeah, I mean, if you are wanting to run, you know, a non commercial DI system,

you keep in the GPM and low is going to be is going to be the best thing ever. And it's the

trade off too, right? You won't. Well, you'll have all this flow, right? Do you need that much

flow? Right? I mean, realistically, like I can tell you it is great for rinsing and speeds up the

process. For sure when it comes to rinsing soap off. But I don't know if it's worth the trade

off necessarily of eliminating spotless water or just using that much spotless water in general,

even if you are hitting that peak of which it can it can it's capable of. I'd rather yeah,

I'd rather have slightly in my opinion, I'd rather have slightly higher psi. It's just more rinsing

power with a slightly lower GPM, but still having spotless water. That would be my preference.

Okay. Then, of course, I've got none other than a baritone here saying hello to your

C team. I hope you all had great holidays. I did. Yeah. How about you guys? It's great.

Yeah, sounds like it. Super chill. Super chill. That's what we want. Make it great. Yeah. Less

noise drama, whatever. It's great. Yep. Yeah. So hope you did too. Next up, I've got Jorge here.

What's he saying, Anthony? What light for polishing do you guys recommend at the beginner

price and one at a higher end cost? Thanks. I there's a couple different ways to go about this.

They are there are some sun matching lights that you can pick up off of Amazon for super,

super cheap handheld lights. They are very similar to scan grips and you know, even

Harbor Freight has some for color matching. The color matching is what you're looking for.

I mean, that's a swirl finding light. And if you were just getting started and you just want to

get a feel for it, that's a great place to start there. If you're looking for handheld,

if you're willing to spend $40 more dollars, then I highly recommend getting the scan grip,

the eye match, which actually is a headlamp. And that's something you can put on your head and

then use as a constant reference light for both exterior and interior, which is great. But some

people also do like having an extra light on a tripod or secondary mount off in the distance

to reference as well. I mean, Sid, do you have a preference on polishing lights you like?

I mean, I use the scan grip, the eye match. So I have the one that can either sit on the

ground or sit on a tripod. You know, I feel like those give the most, you know, true results.

If that's what you're really looking for. I mean, I've tried the other ones. I think that

once you finally use a scan grip, it's tough to beat.

Kind of down to that CRI and stuff. Yeah. I mean, they really have it dialed in as far as the color

match and stuff. But that being said, like what level of correction are you trying to get to,

too, though? I mean, if you're a beginner and you're just trying to make stuff look nice,

I mean, you know, the Harbor Freight ones and stuff are going to be fine because you're not,

I mean, we're not polishing for perfection, right? So, you know, for me, I have

polishing lights installed in my garage, which a lot of times can also be the death of you,

because you see absolutely everything. You're self insane. Yeah, literally. But

I do, I like the scan grip. No, that's correct. I have the head, what do you call that, the headband

one? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. All right. Then I've got a bunch of folks saying, hey, TRC family,

they're happy to be here. What's going on? Welcome. And Serrano's here making sure he says

interiors for life. He's an interior fan. You know, you don't see a lot of that in the

detailing world. Everybody's obsessed with the exteriors. But, you know, interiors can definitely

make you money. Neil White here. Happy New Year TRC. Glad to have you all back. And we got more

from Matt Bergson. Nice to see you. Welcome back. Jay-Z also the same. And wouldn't be a show without

Sheepstar checking in. Glad to have that. And, uh, Zib, what's Michael DeBlau saying here?

All right. Happy New Year, everybody, and TRC team from a snowy, ice-cold,

Belgium. Very nice. And now a actual detailing question. Jay-Z even says it. Got a question

right off the rip. Could I use detail spray to prime my coarse blue wool pad while doing a one

step with Uno on a Rupa's HLR15, polishing black GM paint that is currently Swirl City. Of course,

it is. Now, one at a time. Let's start reading with Sydney here. How would you approach?

Yes. So the only thing that stands out to me in this question is that detail spray is a very

widely used term. So if we're talking about detail sprays like paint gloss, like a quick

detailer is probably going to be what you want to use as a pad primer versus a detail spray.

A detail spray, a lot of people think more of things like, you know, something that has a little

SIO2 in it, like even, you know, bead makers considered a detail spray. And so I would definitely

not use something that has any protection in it, because that is going to build up in your pad and

it could interfere with the actual polish or compound that you're using. But like a quick

detailer, you know, like a paint gloss, something like that is totally fine to use. Absolutely.

All right. And then just to make matters even nicer, everybody clap. Jay-Z sent 999. Very nice.

Thank you, sir. We appreciate that very much. We are going to come up with some new fun ways

to put Super Chat money to use. TBD. Okay, moving along here. I've got, oh dear, we've got to come

up with a name for him today. What are we going to call the one who shall remain nameless?

Well, we've already used Kevin. We have. All right, novel ideas. Who's got him? Like, just think,

what are some current baby names going around? What are people using these days? Oh my goodness.

What? What? Minions, Groot. Groot? Just call him Groot. People are naming their babies Groot?

No, I was just thinking of the minions. Just call baby Groot. Baby Groot. Baby Groot. Let's go.

He's baby Groot today. Once he's saying it's it. Good afternoon and happy New Year from the sunny

and kind 40 degree warm south coast of Massachusetts. Wouldn't have it any other way, right? I was

excited to see a couple snowflakes today because I've been dying for some snow and there's been

absolutely nothing but rain here. I know. You know what? I, this morning I sent this to my family

chat because Mike took my car this morning because it was supposed to be, you know, scary,

which it wasn't. But so I was driving the Minion when I was coming down Cartwright

at Polecat, which is like one of the little turn offs. There was an ACHD

sanding truck. And like, you know how sometimes TikToks pop in your head, you know, the one

where he's like, oh, I've been waiting for this. You know, I've been waiting for this. And I was

like, I can't believe I didn't stop and take a picture because that would have been so funny

to put that sound clip and the guy doing that over it because it's like these poor guys that

run the snow plows and stuff around here. They're just like bored to death. Nothing to do. Yeah,

bored to death. It's been like 60 degrees. It's crazy. It was like five flakes this morning.

Yeah, they were waiting, but it was so funny. And I was just like, oh, you can literally count

the seconds between each flakency. I don't think we're doing anything. I don't think so either.

I hope I won it. But I mean, all right, Anthony, what's Jesse saying here? Hey guys, got a good soap

to use for the Northeast salt. Realistically, I mean, you can use a variety of different soaps,

but I mean, it depends on, yeah, I guess it depends on kind of what you're trying to do. Are you

using this on the undercarriage or using this just to remove it from the exterior surface?

What I'd recommend is like a decent APC or pre spray, rather than, you know, focusing purely

on soap. So get yourself a good APC. You can use your, you can use, you know, like sitting,

like crystal wash, there's a few other different awesome, you know, pre treaters that you can

use for salt. But realistically, anything with some alkalinity in it would probably be your

best bet over going pH neutral. You can even go on the acidic range if you wanted to. But

yeah, I coached Kemi, active foam, super foam.

Those are great. Sid, what do you like? Well, this is actually a good question because Gabe and I

actually kind of encountered this twice yesterday. So we don't have the salt on the roads here,

but we do have that crazy winter buildup, right? But what I was surprised about yesterday was we

did a car with, you know, kind of a pre foam and the foam didn't do what I thought it would,

but it wasn't the foam's fault. It was the buildup on, actually it was on Dane's car.

Well, to be fair, I've let that thing bake like crazy. Yeah, I know that I think about it. It was

actually Dane's car. In hopes that we do a video about it. So it was kind of interesting to me,

but then we did my car, which was equally as dirty, but Gabe pre sprayed it with green star.

And I have that and I've used it, but I've not used it in the way that Gabe did yesterday. And

I could not believe like we did a live and it was crazy what green star did. And so for me,

I do like crystal wash a lot, but when the salt is actually like built up, I do like an APC or

something like that. And so what I noticed yesterday with the two vehicles that we did,

we had better success here yesterday on the winter grime using APCs than we did.

Not to say you wouldn't need to use like an active foam or a decon soap. I still think you need

that. But to cut through that salt, I think you actually need something that's like going to permeate

through that. But doing the same thing that you're talking about, Sid, except today I'm using

power clean. Okay. Yeah. But power clean is I would they say you could run it straight or you could do

five to one, I think, or one, three to one for exterior, five to one for wheels, and then

10 to one if you want to do it on interior. But in this instance, we're going straight.

Nice. Nice. I like things straight. Next up, I've got none other than Charleston,

so happy Thursday, everyone. Happy to see Eric. Good to see Eric. Happy to have you in the chat.

Oh man. Then I got a whole bunch of new comments here. Oh, well, wouldn't want to skip Alex here

saying, is that the game that learned everything from Sydney? It is. I believe so. Well, she confirmed

it. All right. Then Jay Z here also pointing out, wow, had himself a Rubicon 392. It was a beast.

I believe it, dude. Those things are kind of wild. Why'd you get rid of it? They're not that old,

so like you couldn't have had it for very long. Yeah. Maybe just like three years at most, four

years at most. Yeah. All right. Crazy. David Boyce here, making sure Gabe, let's see you use the

wheel and body brush on the paint. Always throwing that out there, man. Always throwing that out.

Yeah, he'll do it. What did he say? No. He wants to make sure that the Gabe learned everything from

Sydney. He's not using a brush on the paint. Oh. Still trying that. Air first, always coming in

from Ireland. I always love seeing this guy here. By the way, Aaron always has some fascinating,

like, because this is like his dinner time there. He's always eating something super bougie. Oh,

cool. Like he's up in some castle, like it says, and he's just eating the most

drinking like 100-year-old wine and stuff like that. Yeah. There's always something. I'm like,

that must be like a 4,000, 5,000 bottle of wine if you're getting this in. It's kind of wild. He has

like fresh caught prawns that he has. He has like a little Irish boy catching them every morning,

you know, on the coast. Yeah. And he delivers them to his front door. He has a milk man that

actually milks local cows and also drops it off at his door. Holy cow. You know. There we go.

All right. Ryan Rigdon here with a Happy New Year and Friday Eve everyone right back at you,

Ryan. Happy to have you here. And then Neil noticed that Gabe and Anthony were about to throw down.

That's how far back in the comments we are. There are actually detailing questions here.

Molasses follows up with so much aggression. Yeah. Yeah. You guys were ready to attack each other.

It's critiquing me. Yeah. Yeah. Just a little. He was also making noises.

A little strumpiness back at Forest. It's like two dogs circling. All right. The one of y'all

remain nameless. Baby Groot today. I'm taking donations for a home renovation. I'm guessing

250 to 325 pay for mine in the next couple of years. Wow. I hope I can get Garage Renault into

that price. Wow. Well, I'm moving. That's a bad price. Yeah. That is. Oh my. I only need like 50.

50 would get me through a couple of years. Oh my. I'm flooring. I think I wonder at some point

in my life if I will ever experience that, right? Like the, you know, the, the Helock, the ReFi,

the something and putting and dumping in like an obscene amount of money into a home. I don't think

that's part of my home's plan. But that is one of those where it's a seems like a hard pill to

swallow. And I always wonder, you know, 50K, 60K, 100K, are you really getting that much out of it

before you go? Yeah. Should I just move? Yeah. Dean, have you ever done that? I feel like because

my house is in a unique location and it's not a typical build. It's not just like you're kind of

cookie cutter set up or it's not part of like a general suburb and HOA and all that.

It's kind of tough to replicate what I have without just finding another kind of like one-off

oddball. Yeah. So I could justify it more to myself if I was like, well, I have to modify this one

because where else am I going to do this? And because there's no HOA where I am, you can get

away doing more creative things. Yeah. Yeah. In your neighborhood, I wouldn't dare try and

modify anything too much. I would never put that much money into renovating my house. I just need

to change all my flooring, you know, like new carpet and I need to change the hardwood. But

otherwise, everything's fine with my house. I like it. Really? But I mean, my carpet, we've lived

there for eight years now, which is so crazy. Yeah. And you know, the builders put in carpet that's

like $1.24 a square foot. Yeah. And so it's like three-year carpet and we've been there for eight

years and it still looks pretty good, but I would like new carpet. I would love new carpet too.

Yeah. I only have, I'd have one. So if I were to count the amount of rooms slash closets I would do,

it'd be like one, two, three, four, five, five rooms in the closet, something like that,

four rooms in the closet. And you just get some nice, because everything else has been switched

to the laminate flooring. So I would love just that nice, I love that nice tight-weave carpet that

like doesn't look gross. See, I like, I love renovations. What do you think, Gabe? I love

renovations. I love doing all that kind of stuff. Of course you do. We did our old house and it was

fun. But yeah, no. The only thing I don't like sometimes is doing the electrical and getting

shot. Oh my goodness. Higher professional. You guys missed before the show started.

Higher professional, Dave, they're going to charge so freaking much. And they, they'll be the, because

at least if they do it, you know, it's like a burst of energy, you know, it's like taking a shot of,

of energy. I was going to make a joke. I was going to make a joke there about the burst of energy.

No, just say it. Just say it. I was going to say, are you hoping that the electricity

corrects the, uh, you know? Oh, no. Oh, no. Did he really just say it? He didn't have to. You

really just said it. You literally just said it. He said it without saying it, but he said it. Oh,

but I might as well say it. It was already said. Of course, to like listeners on the podcast,

I know what's going on right now. Freaking cut for it. This is

sick. And they make me do the electronic. Okay. Yeah. And then Joey just saying, wow, Anthony. Wow.

Okay. So air first in Ireland, like I said, he eats and deck it and stuff. He says here,

tucking into some cliff caught lemon soul, cradle them winter vegetables and wash down with some

cellar merlot. Bon appetit. I told you, it's amazing. He lives in a castle. He lives in a

castle. There is a fancy. That's amazing. Fancy lad. All right. I would love to visit his castle

someday. I would love any dinner made with lemon sheep star with some sage advice. You guys will

be so smart after you learn from your mistakes. Yeah, true. Feel that. Okay. Where's some actual

Ooh, Sydney, go ahead and take this one. All right. Raffer, Rafferin 1618 says,

if I put my new armor pro coating bottle in a vacuum sealed bag, does that extend the life?

I ordered it for Black Friday, but plan to use it in the next two months.

So no, not really exposed to the oxygen and air that are in the bag. You would have to like

vacuum. I would just take some electrical tape and go around the, go around the lid. And honestly,

when it comes to coatings, the biggest thing to extend the life is to make sure the cap is obviously

on very tight, but then put it in a dark cabinet. Like the light that it's exposed to is actually

more harmful than the air. So it doesn't necessarily need to go in the fridge. It needs to go in the

back of a dark, like climate stable cabinet is the best thing for it, honestly. But make sure

that it is on tight. Gabriel, I see you're using an incredible accessory there. Talk, talk about it.

You know, Anthony, I really don't talk about my daily regimen of weightlifting, but I'm glad

that you pointed that out. Oh, boy. No, please stop. Please stop. Please stop doing that. Yes,

this is also a podcast. Remember to explain things so that people can only hear and can't see.

I am using the Yeti bucket. No, I'm just kidding. Detail factory or not detail factory,

the middle of the stick. Oh man, you got me all flustered.

I want to include you in these conversations, but you're making it really hard for me to do that.

Gabe, you just make the motions. Anthony will talk over you like a voiceover.

Would you say we have a good time here? This is why we don't do our own electrical work.

It's the electrical work that got me, my bad guys. It was the guy that he shocked himself.

Unfortunately, my eye is still crooked, Anthony, so I don't know what to tell you about that.

A little correct to create a surgery.

Mid on a stick Pro Plus there from mid on a stick from our friends over there. And this tool is

just killer, man. We love using this thing pretty much as much as we can. Roofs, hoods, windshields.

We actually kind of roofed my hair at the rag company. But no, this tool is awesome. If you

guys haven't picked up a mid on a stick, you can do so at theragcompany.com. We are actually in

the process of getting more replacement covers for these. So those will be here sometime in the

near future. But for the most part, I've been finding that just the original cover has been

taking a ton of abuse. We've been using the same one for months now, actually. We just wash it,

maintain it like we do the rest of our microfiber. But it's a killer pole, man. And I love the gray.

It's awesome. It's just neutral. It's pretty. The gray is pretty. It goes with everything. So if you

haven't picked them up a mid on a stick, we highly recommend it. You know what I use it for the most?

More so than roofs that I'm surprised is I use it for the bed covers. You know, because like

yeah, because literally like the most common thing that I detail is trucks, right? So many F-150s.

And they all have those bed covers. And I use it on those all the time.

My process said, so I do, I go, I've perfected it now. Okay.

Before a mitt or anything touches the truck, right? I start with the stick, right? Okay.

Foam, dunk or rinses, whatever I'm doing. Dunk, I do my roof. I do my windshield. Part of the hood,

if I'm feeling kind of lazy, if I can't reach it. And then I finish with the tonneau cover

and then set the, set it aside. I'm done with it. Yeah. And now I've moved on to just the

mitt and the bucket or the pad and I'm just, I'm blazing fast. Yeah. They're so awesome. Yeah.

I was also going to point out here as well, because I think the owner of this Jeep may be

watching. I sent him a link. Just so you're aware when, depending on like, you know,

not everybody is into detailing, but they care about keeping their car clean. When they see

somebody cleaning their car with a brush they may have heard from somebody, oh my God, don't do that.

Yeah. This is not your average brush on a stick type situation. This is actually,

that's why I'm saying that because somebody sees somebody using it and they go, oh, a cringe at

the officer car wash. It's not a brush at all. No, it's actually more like a cyclone mitt.

Yeah. It's like the cyclone mitt, but it has like its own arm, right? Yeah. And very importantly,

the arm itself has a bunch of soft material covering the entire thing top to bottom. Yeah. So

that if it ever makes contact with the vehicle, I know it looks like an aluminum pole, but actually

if it touches it, it's just kind of like a nerf bat. Yeah. Just a point hits it, doesn't hurt

anything. It's like pool noodle. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Pool noodle material is probably closer. That

foam-ish kind of finish. Anyway, I just wanted to point that out for people who may be new popping

in here and aren't aware that that's a thing. All right. I think your leg may have hit my

battery here, bud. Anyway, moving along, we've got Mike G detailing here. What's he saying?

Hey guys, happy new year to all of you. Congrats sitting on the new gig. Send my regards to your

Megan on the court. Megan, yes, I will. Thank you. Oh, Megan. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry, Megan.

You are correct. I knew a girl in high school or no, in elementary school and her name was Megan

and it was spelled like that, right? Yeah. It is kind of confused because it's confusing. It's

spelled the same. Yeah. If it was M-E-E-G-A-N, I would never screw it up. If it was M-E-A-G-A-N,

I would never screw it up. If it was M-E-I-G-A-N, or if it was M-I-E-G-A-N, I mean, honestly,

there's an incredible amount of spelling ways that I would probably never mess that up,

but due to how it's spelled, I apologize and I will work on that. Yeah.

My name's the same way. How many years did it take everybody to get my name right?

There are so many creative spellings. Nobody said it wrong.

No, but they spell it. Nobody could spell it. Everybody could say it right, but nobody could

spell it right. Some of the ways they spelled it were like crazy too. Pretty crazy, yeah.

Pretty crazy. All right. We've got Charlie here. What is Charlie saying? Sydney. I'm listening to

this while installing insulation in my newly built garage and then on to wiring and getting ready

for a lift. Oh my goodness. He's making us all feel bad. Way to go, dude. He's like a year ahead

of all of us on his home to-do list. Yeah, he is. That's awesome. I did my insulation myself.

I didn't love it. I wouldn't either. I didn't like doing the insulation myself. I wouldn't.

You're worried about breathing stuff in. That stuff will mess you up. Yeah.

It's not whether it's itchy. I don't like itchy. I did the roll out insulation,

so it was actually already trimmed to fit, so all I had to do was roll that with my dad.

Not as bad. So it wasn't blown in or anything like that. So it was a lot less messy. It was all

about that process, and I even talked about it on one of the podcasts that I did the insulation

with my dad about it. It was more so just a- you're on your hands and knees. Not a satisfying job.

You're on the- what's it called? The studs? Yeah. And so you're really- we had like a board

we were moving around throughout the row. Oh, right. Sealing. Yeah. Because we didn't want to

fall through. Yeah. Nobody does. Definitely not onto a, you know, a car. Yeah. Oh, gosh.

Ronnie Yutt here was some interesting pointers. A friend of mine built his dream garage. It was

120,000. He acted as his own general contractor. Wow. Okay. So he like filed all the paperwork

himself, did all the things. I'm guessing there's like permits. He got to do most, you know,

jurisdictions a call for that. But that's interesting. I'm sure it's a lot of work.

All right. Next up, I've got a question here. I'm going to throw it at Sydney

Robert Tech, wondering a penis dream maker or paint gloss. Now, he doesn't say why. He's just

throwing the two out there. So yeah. So it really depends on what you're doing. But I think

nine times out of 10, you're probably going to say paint gloss for whatever your question might be.

Dream maker is a really fantastic product, but it literally has one job in the entire

universe. And that is just to make paint pop. So when you think about all the other detailing

tasks that we need to do paint gloss, you can use for about eight of them and paint and dream

maker, you can literally only use for one. Now, if what you're trying to do is just make your paint

pop, dream maker is going to be the way to go. But the thing about dream maker for me is that

shortly after dream maker came out, so many really, really great

detail sprays that had protection in them kind of gave you the same effect. So I noticed that I

wasn't using it as much. Like for me, even like armor amplify, I feel like makes my paint look

how dream maker did. Yeah, looks really good. You know, so I think it's a great product. And the

one thing I do like about it is I do like to give it to my customers that go to car shows and stuff

because I don't want to give them something with protection because I don't want them to

use it like a dusting spray. Yeah. And so I think it just depends on what hands it's in. And you

know, it's still a fantastic product, but paint gloss is going to do a lot more for you as far as

jobs. Agreed. Okay. All right, next up here, Todd Hill. Yeah, Todd says thinking about

and crystal wash my arsenal. Can you coach me on the way to use it any parts of the exterior

vehicle of the exterior to avoid Sydney? Yeah, so really, um, you really only need to avoid the

front windshield. And that is more out of precaution than necessary necessity. If you're

going to be doing like a full decon and polishing of everything coating and you're polishing the

glass to coat it, you can feel free to spray it on there. The one thing is it just it probably

doesn't need it. It does work on glass, but I don't purposely try to spray it on glass. The

side glass and the rear glass, I don't worry about because there's something different in the

composition of those windows versus a front windshield that the French windshield, it can

tend to like, if it's hot, it could leave a spot. Not that it's permanent. It polishes off super easy

with any other polish. So you don't really need to be concerned. But otherwise, I haven't ever

found anything that you can't use it on just the front windshield. And that's only if I don't

feel like taking the time to go back and polish the front windshield. Nice. But otherwise, you

spray it on a dry car if you can. That's how it works best. Then I've got, oh goodness, it would

not be a Q&A if I didn't include a very special good afternoon and a word up from Dan Pfeiffer

from Minnesota USA. Happy New Year TRC gang. Glad you were back for the Thursday Q&A. That's

right. We're back in the swing of things. Happy to have you with us. Then I've got Paul Woodcock here.

Sydney, what's he saying? Happy New Year all. Question if I may. External hose finally died

due to the age in the recent minus five Celsius freeze in the UK. That's pretty cold. So wheels

really need a good clean, but no pressure washer. So you're probably going to want to use some pretty

powerful chemicals if you can. So like an iron remover, something like that. But I think for

me when I've had to wash wheels with no pressure washer is I have a keg sprayer. So I use that a

lot to rinse wheels if I can't use my pressure washer. But I think probably the biggest thing is

washer wheels like normal. But then what I used to do when I was outside and I couldn't use my hose

is I would just have a warm bucket of rinseless wash and I would use like, you know, a mitt

to kind of rinse it off as best I could, knowing that you may not get it rinsed off all the way.

But it's most likely going to deactivate the chemicals enough, you know, whether you get

all the soap bubbles off or not. You know, so you're going to be okay. It's of course it's not as

ideal as being able to rinse it. But if you use a clean bucket of rinseless wash, you know, you

can rinse a bucket. You can rinse the wheels. Pretty good. Pretty good. Then let's see here.

Thank you, Paul. I've got David Boyce here with a note for me, apparently. Dang. I ordered two

bottles of O&R Christmas edition. That's the Christmasy scented Optum No Rins. I'm going to use

it around the apartment because Anthony, SBG, I also ordered, oh, because Anthony, I think it's

because you do your baseboards with O&R. Oh, nice. Yeah. SBG. I also ordered Mud Buster because

here in Michigan, I'll use it to neutralize the salt. Perfect. Yeah. So just based at APC. Perfect.

Yep. And then I've got a question here from Jesse for Anthony.

Honestly, man, that coating is crazy. It's the real deal. It's probably...

Remember, it's a podcast. I don't know what coating you're talking about.

Oh, sorry. So he says, how is the ADS Pro coating doing on the Raptor? And yeah, to answer the

question, it's doing killer, man. That coating is so awesome. And I have no complaints. It's

performing not only is the water behavior extremely good, but I would say just the amount

of buildup on it has just been so minimal. I mean, that car, the truck lives outside,

stately driven, and the rain, the muck on the road, there's construction that's been on State

Street for like six months a year now. It never goes into the garage. And the truck

never goes into the garage. I mean, the only time it's indoors is when it's being washed inside here,

and that's it. So the coating, again, I did a wash a week ago, just do it into a general

like contamination check on it. And I was shocked to see that there was no buildup.

There was nothing I felt underneath the mitt. There was nothing I felt underneath clay.

And this is, again, I mean, it's getting driven every day. It's gotten a bunch of stuff on it,

and everything just wipes off. Even tar spots are just melting off of the truck and not really

sticking long term. So I would say that that coating, I mean, how do I say this?

There's a lot of coatings out there. And I think there's probably a lot of really good

coatings nowadays. I think a lot of them have really caught up.

I think that it's difficult for a coating to enter the market and really wow people,

especially nowadays in 2025, 2026, I mean, it's just so competitive. So even when ADS explained

that they were coming out with their pro coating, there was part of me that goes, oh, God, you know,

another one, right? Let's let's see how it does. And go figure, right? You know,

after testing, installing, you know, and driving now with it for it's been,

but it was applied in June. So now it would be what, seven months? Okay. Yeah, seven months.

Not bad. It's performing like a brand new coating, still looks like a brand new coating.

And I'm really excited to continue to see long term, you know, how it holds up. But

I do think that here pretty soon, we should probably film like a maintenance update video

on it since it's been so many months already, you know, to see how it's all holding up.

Wait for that eight month mark or a 10 month mark and then revisit and see how

things are looking. Next up, GT details, which I've put on the screen here. Very happy to see,

Anthony. So we were getting closer to the launch of the Ultra gun and phone can and can't wait.

Yes. So to give people an update on that, I saw a comment the other day on YouTube where

somebody had commented something along the lines of like, why would you guys be showing

the gun in action without selling it yet, right? And I think it's just somebody that's excited,

right? And they want it and building interest. And we're still tweaking. What it is ultimately is

we are going to continue to do longer term testing, no matter what point we are at in the R&D

slash creation product of any product. And so the fact that we're just using it, I mean, well,

why wouldn't we continue to use it? I mean, that the second that we have a working prototype or

anything, it should be attached to our tool, our system, our pressure washer or whatever,

because that's more long term testing. That's another avenue of testing.

And we need to continue doing that. Now, with that said, have all of the final tweaks been made

to the gun, the phone cannon and the spray lance? The answer is yes, they are, everything has been

completed. It's been completed down for a little while. So production is currently

is currently happening. And I'm really excited. I think it's going to be

again, one of the best probably bang for the bucks value for the money, but most premium

experience that you could you can really get. And I'm super proud of what we were we were

been able to create. So now it's just the final finishing stuff, right? So not necessarily having

to do with the product, but having to do with the packaging and all that. So we are closer.

We would we're still aiming for the TRCMA launch is still the expected launch date for that.

And yeah, I just I'm super excited. But in the meantime, you'll continue to see it used here.

And again, that just it should be something you want to see on your end, just to ensure that,

you know, it's working how you want it to work. And I think visually the phone cannon

it produces some wild foam. The actual tactileness of the clicks and the adjustment on the foam

cannon are incredible. And then all the features of the sprayer the spray gun

just make it such a killer experience. I mean, I I'll touch more on it and go into

excruciating detail in future videos. But I just know that I'm really happy about it.

There will be a video breaking the whole thing down, you can trust. All right. Next up, I got Dan's

diamond detailing saying, Hey, guys, you all had a great holidays and hope the family as well.

Thank you, Dan and to everybody here. So I hope you did have a great one, too.

Next up, we got Joey Balinski. What's he saying, Sydney?

Happy New Year, my friends. I hope you all had a wonderful holiday. I'll get right to it.

When can I check out those new liquidators? I'm asking for a friend.

Oh, okay. Well, we'll have to figure out who your friend is.

Next up, awesome guy at 7771. It was 40 today. So I could finally take out the pump sprayer

and the rinse less solution. Nice. Nice. Hear that. Hopefully you put it to good use. Then I've

also got one who shall remain nameless, aka baby group today. I love group one of my favorite

characters for the Avengers. Did you say I thought you said grew as in

Oh, you're thinking despicable me. Well, didn't that is what Gabe said? Grew? I thought he said

Groot. Well, Groot is not a baby. Groot is from Guardians of the Galaxy. Yeah. Yeah. Grew when

he said minions. That's despicable me. Hey, Anthony. No, I've got a question. Sorry. Sorry. What's

I also have a question. It's just not a digital one. It says from not Joey.

Ask what magnification Anthony's glasses are set at today. Yeah, that's right.

Are you are you pointing to make sure people know which way

Oh, shut up. Right. We've got David boys here. He said cheap pink or red.

It is red. It is red. I think one of the cameras, the one in the bay directly above it,

the white balance is a little off. So it looks pink. The paint is absolutely dry, like bone dry.

I put I did the hyper cell trick that I showed a few lives back and it was as if it did

nothing. Like it was still flat and it's still very, I mean, it looks nice, but it's still it.

This paint needs a polish, like a true decontamination polish is what this

either needed a polish or it needed Sydney's famous wash clay and seal. It could have used

a wash clay and seal. I mean, city of the magic touch. Yeah. My main thing with this Jeep when I

first saw it was that from bumper. It's not really showing right now because it's still wet up there,

but that thing was a completely different shade of gray from the vendors. Yeah, it was so light.

Yeah. All I could think was that's going to look amazing once you get some trim restore product

on there. And I believe today gave you were going to use trim plus, correct? Correct. Yeah, we're

going to trim plus. Excellent. And hey, look at this. We've got details official in the chat.

My man got the line of the handle any job on the cart. That's right. Gabe has a little bit

of something for everyone. Well, I wanted to change it up. I don't know. I like to use different

products as much as possible on these Q&As. Sure. You guys can see them in action and make the

decision for yourself if that's something you want to try. I don't know. Love it. That's all right.

Then I've got a question for Sydney here. Nice. Take it away. Oh, when is Sydney joining the

Tier C full time? Well, I think you didn't hear the news.

Sydney. How about that? Do people know? I don't think people know on here.

I said just go ahead. You're doing something pretty amazing nowadays. Yeah. And tell us about it.

Yeah, Sydney. What are you doing? That's so amazing. I don't know. Or do you not want me to say anything?

We can talk about it. Okay. So, Sydney, we can talk about it.

2025 marked the end of your... End of an era, yeah. Of an era. Yeah. Of your time at PNS. Yeah.

Yep. Yes. And it is... Yeah. I would say it is a beautiful chapter closing. Yeah. And it was

an amazing time full of amazing memories in many, many years of, again, creating a fantastic brand,

right? And evolving a brand. Yeah. And 2026 was the start of something new. Now,

the RAD company is involved with you, right? You are obviously here right now. Yeah. But

something else has blossomed that is delicious. Yeah. Tasty. Yeah. Colorful. So sweet. And so

sweet. So, what is that sweetness? Yeah. So, for those that did not hear... We're just cheesing it

on me. And cheesy. But you know what? We're pretty fun. So, okay. Sorry. Continue. Yeah. So, at the

end of 2025, I did step away from PNS. I'd been there for almost seven years. Still, I'll probably

always be their biggest fan. I mean, honestly, the products are great. But things change in life,

and different paths happen. And so, when I joined the industry, so for those that know,

I mean, I still detail full time, right? And so, I don't necessarily look at it as a job for what

I do in the industry with these companies. It's really like, it's a passion. And I want to be

doing the things that I want to be doing and helping in the ways that I enjoy. And a lot of that is

helping detailers be successful and help their lives be easier so that they're not killing

themselves, trying to do certain tasks and use certain products. And with that, I knew that I

needed to make a change. And so, there's obviously lots of options. And I work with a lot of different

companies. So, to answer the question, I mean, I'm full-time TRC family, but I'm here part-time,

right? Because I do a lot of different things part-time. So, you know, everybody knows I work,

you know, here at TRC. I work for Buff and Shine part-time. And so, this year, I've joined the

Carcandy team because, for me, one of the biggest things, if you put two and two together, all of

the companies that I'm aligned with are all family-owned companies. They're based in the United

States. They make their own stuff. And that, to me, all is like, I'm really passionate about that.

But with Carcandy, I mean, absolutely fantastic team. I mean, fantastic people. So, that was a

huge draw. I really wanted to be part of just a killer team that, you know, worked at the same

speed that I did. And so, that's been great. And then the products are, you know, their history,

their products were really formulated for, you know, car washes, car dealerships,

more production style. And so, when we joined forces, to me, I looked at it and went,

this is going to be so fun, you know, to help them go through their product line,

just like I did P&S, and, you know, really refine them and give them a detailer's touch

and detailer's perspective and a DIY perspective, right? Because I obviously started out enjoying

working on my own vehicles. So, there were so many foundational pieces there with Carcandy and

there was just the fun stuff left, which was, you know, playing with products,

creating new products, you know, working with old products to kind of modernize them,

to make them work in today's environment. So, it's going to be a lot of fun. They have,

you know, an on-staff chemist. We've worked together. He's been great. I think, you know,

and then obviously Josh Pierce went there too, right? And so, I get to work with him again,

which, you know, we made a dynamic team. And so, I'm super looking forward to it,

really, really looking forward to it. We have some really big news coming out in a couple

weeks when we all head to MTE that I'm really, really excited about. And so, I'm just, I couldn't

be more excited to join them and join forces with them and just, like, go kill it.

That's going to be crazy, yeah.

But yes, but I will probably never work anywhere full-time to answer the question.

Except your own house.

Yeah. Well, and even that is,

Oh, well. Right now, Delaney's home. Like, I'm subbing stuff out now to my kids. But no,

but I, but yeah, I'm full-time here, family-wise, but I'm not full-time anywhere. I have, like,

19 different jobs, but it's fine. But yeah, so that's, that's my 2026. It looks different.

You definitely won't be bored. Yeah.

Yeah. That's for sure. Definitely not.

We'll be bored.

Too fun. Too fun.

Next up, I got Michael DeBlau here. Remember, he's over in Europe.

Got the Active 2.3 delivered from TRC Europe. Who has experienced tips

still need to set up on the wall with the Active Hose Reel and Wall Mountain? Yeah,

I do not have. I do. The Active 2.3.

I still have the, oh, what's the 2.3? I have the 2.0. Never mind.

It's the latest one.

Yeah.

That actual, I'm going to turn this off.

Is the 2.3 the bigger one?

We're good now.

Is that the bigger one?

Yes, it is the bigger one. And, and then he's talking about the new Active just came out

at the end of 25 mid or end of 25 Q4. They came out with the new wall mounted

hose reel and pressure washer mount all in one.

Cool. That smells so delightful right now.

Oh, that's Amplify.

Really nice.

Oh, I was going to say.

I was doing a test on these wheels. These wheels need love in.

My guess is this, this Jeep probably saw like the odd, you know, drive through car wash once in

a while, but like not necessarily a whole lot of in driveway care or that kind of thing.

Right. And maybe not a lot of garage action either.

Well, and when I first saw it out in like a parking lot, my first impression was actually

the red paint like from a distance looks pretty good. There's certain parts where it's definitely

more chalky and like faded. But I was like, okay, this is a lot of JKs like this generation.

Since they started clear back in 2007, there's obviously examples out there that look like

really kind of chalky and rough. This one, I was like, oh, that red paint looks pretty good.

Despite the age. And then I heard it was a 2015. I was like, oh, it's a little bit later.

It's got the penistar of those updates. So it's, it's to be expected, but that trim,

that bumper was crazy. So I can see it starting to dry now. You can see kind of the,

it looks like camo now.

Yeah, it's got like a little camo pattern going on.

And that'll just keep happening the longer the show goes on, the more it starts to turn back

to gray. So yeah, we'll definitely be addressing that as we move along.

But yeah, so Michael DeBlau, no personal input for the active reel and hose mount there or

well, Michael, I hope you have somebody who does have 2.3 experience, but that one will

have to wait. I'm afraid. All right, baby Groot here. Mudbuster is my go to for after winter

and after winter cleaning here in Massachusetts. Yep.

Oh, sitting. Go ahead and take Jay Z here. All right. So just to answer your question,

you guys, I had the Jeep 392 and a Hellcat Challenger with the three pedals like that.

I have one of those and a few other cars had to decide what to keep and I kept the chalet.

Okay. Honestly, a three pedal Hellcat is fun and there's not too many of them really. I mean,

virtually everyone who got those things got auto. So that's cool. Is the Jeep 392,

the death Jeep? That's the V8 Jeep. That's the Wrangler with the V8. Yes. The 6.4. No, I saw one

launch at a stoplight. Yeah. This is probably two weeks ago. I was getting like sushi one night

or something like that. Body rolls and I saw this thing launch and heard it and went,

is that Jeep on steroids? Like what just happened? Like it shocked me. Like I was floored. They're

pretty cool. The first year that they just literally just shoved the engine into a Jeep Wrangler.

Overheating problems. They, a lot of them got returned because they were almost undriveable.

But the last couple years, they're very, very nice. Like I wouldn't mind one, but you know,

I have the grand Cherokee, but Delaney's thinking about getting the 392. They just released a special

one for 2025 or 2026. Come from the 4 by E to that would be kind of crazy. No, but you know what's

crazy is you look on paper and her 4 by E is as fast as the 392 off the line. Because the torque

from the electric. Yeah. Yeah. But she's thinking about getting one and it was so funny you should

have seen when she told Tristan she was going to buy a 392. He like lost his mind and he asked the

dreaded question, why would you need that? Oh, well, there's no good answer for that.

Like haven't you been part of this family? We don't ask that question in this family.

Why does that matter? I mean, accepting family. It is funny that you guys are all based around

like, you know, American muscle and cars like that. But I mean, I would love for my family to

be like that someday with tuner vehicles, but like much slower, right? Like, why would I need

a Civic with V tech? And I'm like, are you kidding me? Like you have to have V tech, right? Or why

would I need the 1.5 turbo? I'm like, because, you know, like I would love to be able to justify

things like that for my daughter someday. And yeah, it's a beautiful thing. It really is.

Tristan doesn't seem to fit in with the rest of the family as much. No, he's like in the Subaru.

No, not but not tuner Subaru. He's into like utilitarian Subaru and enjoyment of like the

WRX and things like that. Yeah. Carson has one of those. Yeah, sports car. It's pretty funny.

Yeah, it's pretty funny where it's Carson's going to get real mad. Yeah.

All right. Anyway, actually brings us to a very important point. So at this point,

we are going to go to a brief break. We've had a ton of fun so far. We're going to have some more

fun here in the second half. We will be covering some information on Mobile Tech Expo at the beginning

of the next half. So don't go anywhere. And in the meantime, enjoy some messages from ourselves,

as well as some sponsors, and we'll see you in just a few minutes.

Hello, hello, hello and welcome back to the second half of Q&A Thursday here at the RAG

Company YouTube channel. I'm your host, Dane Hennan. To my left, Anthony Fisher,

looking some hydrogen water. Sorry. And to my right, Sydney Gwynne. Welcome to the show. And

it wouldn't be an awesome detailing event without Gabe Garcia over on the far side. They're cleaning

up this Jeep. And you know what? This Wrangler was looking rough earlier, but you're doing a great

job making this thing look better on camera. And I'm excited to see what happens at front bumper.

Thank you, Dane. Yeah, my eyes are getting a little bit straighter as we go. So okay, well,

you know, probably the fumes talking, but that's all right. I'm definitely looking at you, see?

You really are. Okay, so can you tell us a little bit about what your plans are for this Jeep in

the second half of the program? Give us a little update. It's now been washed. It's been dried.

What's happening next? So I sprayed some full scent on wheels. It's been washed. Now what we're

going to do is we are going to use, we're going to go back and we're going to hit it with trim plus

on the fender wells and not fender wells, the fenders and the rear bumper. I am going to hit

with the front bumper, but I'm a little worried. It kind of looks like it's been heated. Now,

I don't know if you guys know if you've seen those videos where they heat the bumper, but

what ends up happening is when you heat plastic, it looks good at first, but what it does is it

closes the pores. So whenever you put, whether it's solution, finish or trim plus on that plastic,

even after it's been properly prepped, it's not going to adhere or take it. So I have a little

bit of concern on the front bumper. I did do a test spot on the rear. It looks great. So I'm

feeling good at where we're at there. So we're going to do that. And then if I have time, I'm

going to clean the windows because Carson was complaining about specifically the front windshield.

Okay. Yeah, I can see handprints and like wipes and stuff on it. It looks like somebody tried to

cut it. It's from the ANSI. It's definitely from the ANSI. Like a little off-gassing happened and then,

yeah. Yeah, it's definitely from the ANSI. It looks pretty grody. So we'll address those last,

but overall, I'd say this Jeep is looking good. Metal and stuff like that, full send is your

best friend. I just hope they don't slip. So here's a good shot of the windshield. Yeah. Yeah.

All right. Well, I want to get back to the comments guys. Well, actually, so,

oh, right. Yeah, you got a little talk. We need to cover a little bit of some information here,

Dave. So here in about three weeks, actually three weeks is the mobile tech expo. Yeah.

So MTE 2026, which is going to be held in Orlando, Florida at the Rosin Schingle Creek.

It's quite a name. Quite the name. Now, this is going to be essentially a multi-day event.

If you've never heard of MTE, it is for detailers and PDR specialists and a little bit of everybody

in between who enjoy seeing really a more concentrated form of, I mean, really detailing

and PDR tools and refinishing tools and even some paint specific tools and product as well.

And so it's slowly but surely becoming another real big standout event for the industry.

And it's kind of like taking a good portion of SEMA, the concentrated version, and then just

throwing it into a completely different environment over there in Orlando. And it's

awesome. So we'll be there for technically Wednesday is going to be the start of the

first education day, which is the paid day. So if you pay the, I think, the extra $50,

you'll have access to that and you'll have a variety of classes to go to,

including one that I will be hosting at 1 p.m., which is going to be how to choose the right

microfiber for your shop and or business. Then from there on Thursday is going to be the standard

education day. And that is going to be a big one where there's tons of classes. And I will,

again, be hosting another class at 1 p.m., which is going to be the microfiber 101 presentation,

just to go over the basics of microfiber. Sydney, are you teaching anything?

I am, well, I'm sure I'll teach lots of things while I'm there, but no, I'm not doing a class

mainly because I do need to set up. But I do, I am a board member for the IDA. So I actually run

around and I introduce everybody. Cool. You know, so maybe I'll introduce you.

Sweet, that means. Yeah. So I go to all the classes. So I did not do a class this year,

mainly because I knew I was switching companies. And so that made it a little bit difficult.

But no, I will be there. I'll be introducing the speakers, which will be great. But I do want to

give a plug for the IDA because it's open to everybody on Friday night after the show floor

closes. There's the annual banquet or whatever, gala, you know, for the IDA. That's always a lot

of fun. There's lots of great awards and stuff. But then immediately following, here's the important

part, immediately following the awards banquet, there is a 90s concert party that is being put on

by MTE. Wow. And I will be there fully dressed in 90s attire. Nice. That's going to be sweet.

So I put a lot of effort into my outfit. The whole team did. So if you are going,

go check out the MTE party. It's from seven to 10 on Friday night after the IDA banquet.

Yeah. Which I also encourage you to go to. There's like drinks and orders and stuff.

Yeah. But yeah, 90s party. Were you guys like one, two? Oh no, I actually got all the 90s.

Did you? Yeah. I was born in 89. So I had, you know, a year of the 80s and then I was right into.

Yeah. I graduated from high school in the 90s. So anyway, so I'm really excited about it. It's

like my prime. So I have, I have a, I have a, I remember the gecko shirts that were, you know,

like the gecko, the sunglasses. The white gecko shirts. I could just wear that. You should wear

that and borrow Glenn's pit vipers and you'll be set. Well, drinking a Sobi. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. So, Sobi was like late 90s, early 2000s. Yeah. No, I was, I was aware of Sobi as early as

like 98, 99. What was a 90s drink? Don't try to think of a surge. Oh my

Surge. Surge was totally a 90s drink. That is the trick. Capri's on. Capri's on is classic.

Why are you saying that? That way. Capri's on and Kool-Aid. It's just, there's just

Capri's sun. It's clearly Canadians were very 90s. Yeah. What's that? Clearly Canadians.

Those were very 90s. Zima. Zima would be pretty crazy. Yeah, dude. Nice. That would be, what

were those? That's courtesy of Nick, by the way. What were those wine coolers that everyone drank?

What were they called? No, I don't know what they were called. I know my mom drank them.

Yeah. That's a slightly different. No, I know what you're talking about. There was a wine cooler

that everybody drank. I thought Zima's were. The wine cooler that had the foil

top and then it was just, I think a beer, I think it was like a beer style cap, whatever it is.

You break the foil, you pop it open. Yeah. They looked like the clearly Canadian bottle,

but they were wine. It was a wine cooler. Oh, Bartles and James? Everybody's saying Bartles and

James. Yeah, probably. Yeah, or Jones soda. Not Jones soda. Yeah, Zima's I do remember.

That's all fun. So very cool. And then I believe Friday, obviously the start of the event. So

we know we'll be there all Friday for the first day of the event. And then I'm sure there will be

a couple of different after parties. And then I think there is going to be an event at a couple

different local detailers in Orlando at their shops. And then Saturday is going to be the second

day of the event. And that one's also going to be great as well. And then Saturday night will be

probably some type of dinner. And then Sunday, I know that we are leaving Sunday morning right

first thing at like 5am or something. Oh, wow. Yeah, we're out of there. I decided not to do

that to myself this year, because I've done that in years past and always regretted it. I'm still

on like a 7am flight. But yeah, yeah, I am fun fact, I'm actually going down a week early. So I'll

be in Orlando the week prior to us normally arriving. So I'll be leaving some around the 21st

or something like that. And I'll make my way down there because I'm going to be going down there

with a family, spending a little bit of time. We're going to go hit up a couple Disney themed

parks, which I think will be great. You know, maybe a little bit of a Magic Kingdom or some

other stuff. My, obviously my family's never been, but my father-in-law has purchased a home in the

villages. Oh, okay. That's a sign of retirement more than anything else. And my favorite part

about it is he has purchased a home in the villages, but he has purchased a home one mile away from

Matt Mormon in the villages. Matt's very excited here in Middleton. So we're going to be going down

to, I think go see it, but also go do some Disney related stuff. I think actually we're going to be

staying in Orlando for the most part, but we might go visit the villages at least one of the days or

something. So I might stop by and go say hi to Matt if I can find some time to do that. But yeah,

I'll be there for a week. So I will have my full fill, full fill of Florida. I'll have over a week

and a half there of, you know, festivities and show stuff. I'm just excited for the weather, man.

I just hope it doesn't let us down. Remember there that was in one year it was like cold and

rainy and windy and yeah. So I'm hoping, I'm hoping to, I hope we get the best. He's literally going

to turn into one of those Capri Sun kids where they melt into liquid metal or whatever. Yeah.

Yeah. Kind of like an Alex Mack type thing. Yeah. Now there's 90s for him. Yeah. All right.

Moving along. I've got comments and questions here. Let's get BT dubs up there. Any update on the

foam cannon? We kind of already addressed this, but for the second half, Anthony, can you do a

condensed version? Basically the products are finished. They're currently in production right

now. And so yeah, that's foam cannon is feeling and performing awesome. So we're excited. Yeah.

Bam. Then I've got Hanzo, classic Hanzo. What's Hanzo saying, Sid? I have to get a new portable

electric power washer asking for recommendations on what PSI and GPM to look for. Also any machines

that you would recommend. Thanks. So the only machine that I have any experience with is the

ego one. Okay. For electric. Is that what portable means? Oh, I mean basically. What does portable

mean? Is my active portable? I mean, I could take it anywhere I need to take it. If you have the

ability to hook it up to a different water source, like a bucket or something. Yeah. I mean, the ego

is obviously. Oh, I would love to tell you. I thought you meant like literally take it with you

at any time. So yeah, so electric powered. I have the ego or not the ego. I'm sorry,

Jason. Active 2.0 that I can literally unhook it and take it in my backyard if I need to.

I like that. I know there's been a lot of, you know, dislike for those, but I have had good

luck with mine. I did have one that caught on fire. That is too exciting. Yeah, but that was from

the first group. They did send a replacement right away. They were great and that one's been

really. Was it a oil issue or what was causing that? The pumps were like not allowing enough water

into the unit. Oh, so it's just overheating until it finally cooked itself. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I

think Gabe's did the same thing, but they sent us new ones right away and no big deal. Okay. Yeah,

no. A smart company would definitely not want that to go any longer than it had to. Yeah, but it's

been running now for like two years since then and it's been great. That's good. That's good. Thank

you. All right. What about you? Anything to add? What about that new one everyone's talking about?

Like the new AR? Oh, the AR. Yeah. So the AR, if you, so I guess I'll just make it really simple.

If you're looking to just purchase something at your first ever pressure washer and you just want

to get a feel for it, you don't know how often you're going to use it. Buy a cartridge. A cartridge

is like the best bang for the buck under a hundred bucks or around a hundred bucks. They work great.

Ryobi probably in the similar, similar field there. I only went through two cartridges, Dane.

Only two. And they back their stuff. So cartridge killer. Sunjo is really kind of falling off.

They were also a great entry level product for a lot of people. Not really hearing a whole lot

about Sunjo recently. So I would say between cartridge and Ryobi, somewhere. I think the

Ryobi is kind of the standard for the cheapies. Yeah. And then if you're looking for the next

step up, you jump into an active and the actives, again, have been improving quite a bit. And I

think they're really, they're really making some decent products. Going up from there,

you'd go to probably the Comet and then the AR series of products. And right now, I think AR

is really starting to catch up with Krenzla on a lot of the, you know, components and overall

reliability and power. And so depending on how much you want to spend, you know, you would jump

up to the Krenzla slash AR field now. But I think the other stuff is valid. What I said. Okay.

Well, let's keep this train rolling. We got Superado here, very helpfully pointing out that he's,

in fact, a little earlier than usual. He made it to the party. Happy New Year. Back at you, Al.

All right. Then Joey pointing out, he loves not having any carpet for 15 years. Well,

then Bucky, Alex here, loves home renovations. Just double your allotted time. And yeah, I mean,

you're going to save money, but you're going to use a lot more of your own time because,

unlike a professional, you probably don't know the ins and outs of all the things you're going

to be attempting to do. All right. Then we got some love for Gabe. We got Gabriel's the best by

Dan Steinman detailing. You're welcome, Gabe. After all the shade that was thrown at you earlier,

I think it's only fair I share a comment like that. I want Gabe to continue cleaning this vehicle.

So a great job there, Gabe. Yeah. Yeah, Dean. That's right. Doing this for you.

Well, GT details. Anthony with the Roast of the Year already in January.

Brutal. Brutal. That was rough. All right. G Dave. Oh boy, G Davis. This is a Q and A episode

where Tain finally addresses this connection to Luke Berge. Oh my God. That's hilarious.

That is, wow. That is very good. You don't want to find yourself in the Berge files.

Okay. Dean, did I ever tell you off camera that I did give G the update on your life and the

final connection to the local bark and purr? What? Oh, it's from, because my girlfriend works there.

So now it's a bark and purr. It's a pet store. Please do tell us. They just sell like pet

store pets. But G Davis loves poking fun about the bark and purr because one time a long time

ago when I got a cat from Levi near his house, this place is on Vista. So I had to go up and

find like a cat carrier to pick up this cat from him. And I needed a cat carrier. I was like, well,

shoot, what's close? Okay, bark and purr. I'll just go there and check it out. And it was like,

I was like, Oh, wow, this place is kind of bougie. It is very nice. But you know, I paid a price for

that cat carrier that you might not necessarily pay elsewhere, but it was a very nice one. So

okay, well, I'm glad it's actually a pet store. It was actually high quality. Yes. It was the

Crensla of cat carriers. That's basically how they operate. But I told G that and I think that

made it. He probably died. I think that made his whole year. Yeah. Oh my thank you for that boy.

Appreciate you, G. Ron, a yacht, Gabe, if you have a licensed electrician, do the work with

proper permits. If anything happens, like a fire, one of the first things your insurance company

will do is check for permits. That was something I was talking about. And Ron is a firefighter,

so he can say that. And he goes, if there were no permits, they can deny your claim.

Remember that they are not in business to pay claims and will do everything to avoid banks.

Yeah, Ron, I'm not ready. So just to reiterate, just to reiterate, I'm not rewiring, like,

adding new circuits or anything of that sort. What I'm electrical that I'm doing is like

replacing thermostats with a new thermostat. Oh, well, that's not that bad. Yeah, that's easy.

Yeah, I'm not adding that kind of stuff. No, the stuff we're talking about goes a little deeper.

Like, you're talking about hard wiring, candle lights, and running, you know, wiring. Oh, that's

easy. Switching and existing fixtures, one thing, but when you start messing around with new wiring.

We did do permits and we did pull and get an inspection. Because when we, our old house,

when it flooded, we had to redo it and we had to add junction boxes and stuff like that. So

we did it. We pulled the permits and we got it approved. Good thing you did it before it was too

late, Gabe. Thank you. Sheepstar, with a very productive and helpful, maybe you guys needed

another week. Oh, serve it, comment. The sheep is on the ball today. Okay, well, we got a lot of

people saying that made my day, et cetera, et cetera. Oh, okay, let's get flag pyro up here,

because he's got a detailing question. Mitt on a stick, is that another auto fiber cullab?

Anthony, can you speak to how that all works? Because call him Mitt on a stick.

Mitt on a stick is actually a company. So Mitt on a stick is technically its own brand within the

auto fiber umbrella, if you want to call it that. Mitt on a stick is the brand for the product

made by auto fiber by Ian. But Mitt on a stick is very well is, I mean, it could be its own

standalone brand. And so we are treating it as a standalone brand, not to say that we don't have

other collaborations with auto fiber haven't done collaborations in the past, like we love Ian over

there. And it everybody's awesome. So we are just doing this more so as a different color way. That's

all it is. I mean, basically, the gray is the rag company, like addition color of that. And that's

our exclusive. So if you want the gray stick, the only place you could buy it would be here at the

company. And the fact of the matter is the product is so good right out the gate. There really isn't

a need to like try and reinvent the wheel with that. It's a great product. So if you haven't tried

it, it is worth every penny. Of course, air here from Ireland pointing in with his very bougie

eating habits here poached pear crumpled now in brandy custard and fresh cream. Yummy. I'll set

your places at the table and won't disturb to all of your arrivals. Love you. Wow. Thank you,

air. That's very kind. Very nice. That sounds wonderful. I I again, this castle is just just

sounding better and better. Real nice. I don't know how many people you have working there,

but I do feel as if like I am going to have somebody into the door with the towel draped over

their arm. This just feels like a situation where he unironically does have a butler.

I'm convinced at this point. You can still have butlers in 2025 or 2026, right?

It's not like sure. Like there's people out there who have drivers. Well, you know, in terms of like,

you know, class hierarchy and stuff, people looking like you have a driver and they'll be like,

whoa, okay, Mr. Moneybags over here. Yeah, kind of thing. So I get it. There's there's a certain

like impression it makes if you're like, oh, I have a driver. Air's driver would be like Jason

Statham. Like when he wasn't filming movies, you know what I mean? Like Jason Statham doing

his downtime. He's a driver. I would acquire a whole nother job on top of my job just to have

Jason Statham as a driver so that I could just go on like crazy joy rides, just just running off

jumps, flipping the car, not going to, you know, crazy. Oh, well, I don't want to get demonetized

off at the bottom of the car. You've seen transported to anyway. Moving on. Love transporter

to so much. Love that. But I love transport. I think transport one's a significant one is a

significantly better movie. No disagreement there. Transport or to transport or to so much because

it's so much wacky, cheeseball, super schlocky, funny over the top action. Like it's just

creatively and it's it's not good. Like in terms of like the the writing of the storytelling is

a little rough. But overall, the impression it makes just really stuck in my brain, especially

Crank. Like that is an all time thing to be careful. I'll have it be known though. My favorite movie

is it man. My favorite movie is the life of Quatigo Steve Zizzou. So it's a little different speed

that movie compared to, say, Crank. Shortly followed by Herbie the love bug. It's out there for sure.

Well, you know, lots of classic race footage. Anyway, we are off way off. Let me get fine

detail here with high friends. Our friend Ryan popping in. He's been releasing some videos lately.

I hear things are going well. Then I've got Carly here. Cindy, what's Carl saying? Sorry,

I called you Carl. Shout out to the TRC team. I brought back the, oh, I bought the back in

black pack. Oh, nice. That's hard to say 10 times. And I love the design of that wash mitt. Do you

all plan on making other mitts that way as well? We do not. That was not to say never, but it was

kind of a limited edition thing. We could revisit the cuffless mitt and do that here in the future,

you know, if people really liked it. It was more so just something fun just to change things up.

But yeah, maybe. All right. Then I've got DIY with Kane, simply saying Minnesota checking in.

Always happy to see you pop in here, Kane. It was nice meeting you at SEMA, by the way.

Yep. Then I've got, hey, Ryan, how are the low spots? Hearing a lot of talk about low

spots in the comments from people. What's low spots? It feels like something that came up in his

video. So it is not a high spot. Is that everything that's not a high spot? It's not a high spot,

it's a low spot. Was this a video reference? I feel like this is a, yeah, a lot of people are

saying this. So I haven't watched the video. Ryan's most recent videos has some. I'm not aware of the

chatter going on. Yeah. You know how it is. Detailing, detailing YouTube, detailing. I don't

know how, I don't know. I've been away. The social media addicted side of the detailing community

does really latch on to this stuff. He reviewed a product and the product. Things happened. All

right. That's what I heard. Caught on fire? I don't know where you need to look. They'll,

they'll fill it in. Is it a bad product? I'm sure. It'll come up in the comments. I'm sure. Oh look,

here it is right here. Find detailing. I need a recommendation for an eight-year ceramic coating.

Okay. Well, you know, he's just, he's looking for feedback. Did you install a coating? I'll leave

it at that. Or was it, or was it the coating? Was it a bad coating? Was it bad, was it a bad coating?

Everybody's tested. It was not a great one. I'm asking, I genuinely, I don't know what's going on.

Yeah, I don't, I'm very curious. So, um, all right. Anyways, Detail, Grind podcast. It says,

tune in tomorrow as we chat with Sydney about her adventure, 7 p.m. Eastern, 5 p.m. Mountain,

4 p.m. Pacific. You really are everywhere. That's nice. Did you know you're doing that?

Yeah. Okay, cool. No, she's just finding out now for the first time. I do. Yeah. No, I do. Sometimes

I don't look at my schedule till the day before and I'm like, whoa, like I have a whole coating

tomorrow and yeah, it's gonna be crazy. But yep, I'm gonna be there. Boom. Sweet. Uh, we got zero

day detail. Are we still targeting the end of quarter one for the ultra pressure washer gun?

Inquiring minds want to know. That is correct. Yes. That is the, that is the current target.

All right. Now, these actual year quarters or financial quarters are houses.

They were just, yeah. It was end of March. We'll see as we get closer. Which calendar we go with.

The point was when we were throwing out like a perspective timeline on this stuff, it hasn't

really been pushed because this is always the timeframe we were kind of setting for people. So,

yeah, it's realistic. Yeah. I'm not trying to shorten it at this point. I mean, that's the

minimum of what it would hit. So, yeah. So, not unreasonable. All right. Then we've got fine

here saying, you know, these are my friends from the Razzling. I'm here for it. All right. Glad to

hear it. Uh, Steve. Oh, Steve Pearson. Happy to see this guy in here. What's he saying, Anthony?

As someone who is starting to get back into eye racing, what products and towels would you keep

near your sim rig to keep it clean? Oh boy. Anthony is going to go off on this. Okay. Set a timer.

Set a timer. You got two minutes. This is an exciting question. Oh my. Oh no. So, Steve,

first off, you're going to need a towel for yourself and for the rig because guess what?

It's going to get sweaty in there, right? So, you're going to want to keep yourself a rag

company sport towel draped over your neck, right? Preferably damp. So, between each session or each

heat, you know, you can go ahead and, you know, blot your, you know, blot your forehead or whatever

it may be. I also recommend running yourself some type of camelback system on the back of your chair

so you could feed yourself some water, right? Because those races do get intense. And then,

if you would like, I'm not going to say I recommend a catheter, but if you wanted to get a catheter,

then that's something to keep you in the seat for longer. So, I don't know what I saw this turning

into, but I did not see that coming. Well, Dean, have you, you know, the Le Mans racers, right?

Yeah. So, you do what you got to do. Yeah, because you're actually in a car, actually racing, and

it actually gets hot. You are in a car. But he was asking how to keep it clean, not how to keep

racing for as long as possible. He asked how to keep his rig clean. I guess I was wanting to,

can I go down my own path? The cockpit here is literally just from the cooling fans on the PC.

I think it's for talking about things that I'm interested in. I'm sorry about that.

All right. So, to keep it clean. It's a real catheter enthusiast. I'm just a big fan of like

having a 365 or like a creature or something like that. And I actually have a bottle of just

diluted O&R or like a detail spray. I wipe down my wheel base. I wipe down my wheel often.

I do race with gloves when I'm driving. So, I do have gloves to keep my wheel from getting all

gunked up. And then my foot pedals, I usually just make sure to dust off. And so, that's why I

absolutely freaking love the MetroVac portable cordless VAC system. Sweet. I vacuum my sim racing

setup, my car setup, everything frequently. And it is spotless around that whole area. It's awesome.

I like how Jimmy just walked in while talking, while we were talking about eye racing and things,

but I'm sure you can't. I want to see if he stopped walking. He did not. All right. Anyway,

moving on. I have a question from Carson. Wanted to know, Sidney, have you used candy coat yet?

I actually have not. Josh has. So, I believe I have a bottle coming soon, but I have not gotten to

use it yet. But Josh has and he really likes it. Nice. Okay. I also want to point out Gabe's work

over here. It really likes to see the bumper getting attention here. You just see what a

stark contrast that is. That is a massive difference. Are you using the Armor Detail Trim Plus?

Holy crap. Look at that difference. Look at that. That's crazy. Now, of course, yeah, with those fog

light housings, you'll want to make sure you get all the way in there because I know it's going to

be lighter colored on the inside. I was going to leave it all. I was going to leave it all.

So, that way you can show the joke is that it's a little light on the inside. So, did the customer

know that his plastics were faded? I don't understand that joke, Dane. You want to elaborate?

What do you mean by that? It's a little light on the inside, literally.

I'm making a dad joke. Okay, come on. Sidney, please continue. Sorry. Save me.

I asked, does the customer know that his plastics were faded? No, no, the customer's aware. He's

aware of it. I was going to say, after the eye joke, I can't take anything serious right now,

Dane. I specifically mentioned that if nothing else today, this front bumper would be addressed.

So, that was a big selling point to me. We're seeing that and going, ooh, we can do something

with that. So, happy to see it. ADS Trim Plus doing an awesome job. Can you get a 50-50?

Ooh, a head-on shot of that? Yeah, that'd be awesome.

Yes, huge difference. And you notice the splotchiness, too, because it was really splotchy.

That is doing a great job of evening everything out. So, the big picture, that's going to look

great when it's done. All right, moving along. I've got Joey here. What is Joey saying? Oh,

no, it's more this. Either one of you. Joey says, have you guys ever heard of low spots in

a ceramic coating? If so, could you elaborate? I have not heard of them. The only thing I would

imagine is just that it's the opposite of a high spot. Astute observation. DIY with Canon.

Hi, Anthony. How are the UltraGun and Canon coming along? We offer different orifice options for the

Canon. So, yeah, so the Canon is going to come with a couple of different orifices right out the

gate. So, they're going to get a 1.1 and a 1.25, 1.2 along with the foam Canon. Now, I understand

that with crazy and crazy pressure washer setups coming out and depending on your overall flow,

that you may require a larger orifice size. So, right now, I think it would be a short term

accessory would be eventually adding in the 1.5 or even adding, I don't know, 1.4. Something in

that middle category range. I don't think we would offer like a 1.8 or anything that big yet,

but we would have something that would get people by for this next gen of pressure washers,

but I still think that we'll probably continue to offer the 1.1 and 1.2 as just the standard in

the box because that's still going to basically be sufficient for 90% of the market out there,

and then we would have an accessory orifice option for people who are running some a little more

flow. It's like getting a kit lens when you get a new DSLR. All right, Jason here. That's exactly

what it is. You're correct, yeah. Jason, I'll leave this to Sydney. Hello, all. What small brush

would you recommend for black wheels, lug nut holes, etc.? I feel like the Detail Factory Boar's

hair one are going to scratch while the nylon ones are too soft. Am I overthinking this? So the

nylon ones are not too soft. They are very soft to your hand, but they do a very great job cleaning

wheels. The thing is, obviously, you're going to be using your chemical to kind of help break the

dirt up, but then the synthetic brushes are all that I use. I don't use the Boar's hair one on

wheels because you're right, they are a little bit too much. So that's all I use is the Detail

Factory, the TriGrip on lug nut holes and stuff. But yeah, I mean, they're great. They're absolutely

great. Then I've got SAF here. Switzerland says, hi. I tried Rensseless in negative three degrees

Celsius panel temperature measured with a laser gun. Ooh, precise. Because I'm testing new products

for my business. It was fine as long as you quick and spray liberally. Okay, so just being quick.

But yeah, Rensseless washing when it's cold out in Switzerland. We were there, beautiful country,

like one of the prettiest I've ever seen. But yeah, sounds like you're doing the right SAF.

Sweet. All right, angry monkey detailing. Oh boy. I like that. Go ahead, Sid. I hope everyone had a

great holiday season. The Hella Georgia looked great. Is it possible for normal people to get a visit?

Hmm. So the Helen House, I'm assuming. So that, so it was a house that you could rent through Obsessed

Garage. Think of like an Airbnb. He was offering that for close to two years. And he now has finally

sold that house. So it's now under new ownership. I don't know if the new owner will be doing or

offering the same thing in the future where essentially people could rent it. I would say,

while the house was amazing and it was a very nice house, I think the overall vibe of the whole

town is also super cool. So if you ever wanted to just go to Helen and experience it, I highly

recommend it. I think just rent any other place and just go up for a week or weekend and spend a

few days. I will say that go at the turn of the fall, you know, when kind of we went beginning of

October, especially during Oktoberfest, was really fun because it's a German inspired town.

We had no idea we were going to be there during Oktoberfest. That was also hilarious. We just,

it was kind of how it happened. And Dane, we had a good time. We did. Yeah, we had a going through

the town. We walked around. I mean, it's really, it's really cute and the food was decent. There's

all sorts of beer gardens and all sorts of fun stuff. So I recommend it at least for the drive

alone. I mean, the roads are really pretty. Oh, beautiful area for sure. And for anybody who's

like here in the Pacific Northwest and is familiar with Leavenworth, Washington, where it

kind of got turned into Bavarian town, Helen, Georgia is like a much bigger version of that.

Like the it still all operates off of basically one main road running through the whole thing,

but it's just it's more expansive. It like it's more spread out. There's more German themed stuff,

Bavarian themed stuff around. I do not recommend going to Earth Mother Coffee as they will cast

a spell on you there. Little witchy, I guess. All right, then moving on to DIY with Kane,

probably an Anthony related question. Have you shared the Ultra Gun or Canon with Keeve or other

detailers to get some real feed, real world feedback, hopefully avoid another MTM Pro 3.0 gate.

So as of right now, most of the testing has been done by us as we are probably going to be as

as picky as we possibly can be. We will be eventually once the production units land

and they are here, those will be going out to probably some influencers or people who, you know,

friends and things like that to review or make videos on or just honestly just enjoy using.

At some point, I don't know when that will happen and I don't think it'll be anything,

you know, fishy or anything like that. I think it's just going to be like, hey, here's something

that we think you'll like and go from there. But we have done for reference because I know

people are going to ask, right? If Keeve, for example, you know, his big thing now is like

destruction of, you know, foam cannons and spray guns. It gets views. It gets views. It's a good

idea, right? I mean, people like to see things broken and break. I've been doing the same test

here and I have been throwing things on the ground. I hooked the spray gun into the,

we'll call it like the ravine, but like I hooked it into there. I was kicking around. People are

like walked out and they're like, Hey, what's going on with Anthony? He's like, he's like having like

a meltdown out there and he's breaking all of his stuff. No, I wasn't doing that. I was just,

I was just testing out the products and I will say that everything is withstanding a significant

amount of abuse. Not that I think that you should go out and abuse your foam cannons or spray guns

or lances. It just, I think people want to know like, what if this did happen? And I don't, that's,

so I'm trying to, to fit the needs of all of that, which is weird because like, I guess this is the

first time I think I've ever been like, yeah, I guess I'm going to just try to break my stuff

because I have to break it or else other influencers will on camera. And then it'll become a

controversy that then carries throughout social media. Because it gets broken, I'm going to get

dinged for it. So I guess like, I probably, so I guess I probably should do it myself, which is

just so weird, but I'm like, I guess that's the world we're living in now. So I guess I'm just

doing it. So needless to say, I've been, I've been putting it through a lot of stress testing.

Now with that said, I don't think anything's going to be indestructible. And I think that

there's going to be particular things that are meant to come part in all that as normal. But

we have not had any breakages, which has been super awesome. And to that end, Kane, I think it's

important to point out the fact that you just heard Anthony say all that shows like, we are aware

of how people do this stuff now, like online. And Keith got to see like all the parts at SEMA

in person. And you talked with him about it. He did ask if I could send him one. And I probably

totally will. I mean, I've been like, there's nothing to hide. There's nothing that I just

tell you, you have a finalized version though. Yeah, I just need something that's finalized.

And then that'll go out. And I think that people again, are really going to really going to dig

this setup. I'm loving it. Sweet. Oh boy. Sydney, go ahead and read DS here. All right. That's

because Gabe really has an eye for detail. Not plural. Oh my God. It's still happening.

Apparently. Joey, I love you, Anthony. I'm blind as a bat too. I can I can see the

magnification from here. Out of time detailing just used armored detail supply trim plus on my

2020 Jeep. Amazing transformation. All the gray is now back to new. Nice. I mean,

I guess I'm just a little concerned. I see Texas in your avatar there. So I'm guessing it's seen

a lot of Texas on. I was like, why is it a 2020? And it's already turning like that gray. It's a

little concerning, but it happens fast. It happens. It does. It happens super fast. UV damage

out the wazoo. So with trim plus on there, it should be able to withstand a lot more than it did

before putting it on. I think it was to like 21 or 22 that they changed the compound of the fenders.

Yeah, I hear they use different kinds of plastics depending on the year. But I want to say it was

probably 22 when they changed the fender compound. Yeah. Okay. Good to know.

All right. So we got David Boyce with a question for Sidney. Bemaker and coffee ending too. Oh,

yeah. Now, will you do something in it? Yes. So we'll probably do something in the future. It may

not be necessarily car candy based. It may be other detailer based. And so there may be a group

of us getting together and doing a similar Q&A. But the bead maker and coffee man, that was one

that it was kind of one of those ones that I didn't like really think about, you know, with

everything else that was ending. I didn't really think about that. Waking up on the morning that

I obviously knew it was the last one. And I remember thinking, Oh my gosh, this is going to be the

last time I've done this. And I did bead maker and coffee for six years and never missed an episode.

That's amazing. Never had to have anybody fill in for me. So the whole getting up at 6am on Monday

morning every other Monday for six years. Yeah, I don't necessarily miss it. I definitely miss

everybody. But I mean, the bonus is I get to be on this Q&A. And you know, that was really my goal

was to help people. But I'm not going to miss the I'm not going to miss the super early morning

things anymore. All right, Steve Pearson also saying car candy, Sydney Bray Gwyn double teal

collection coming in 2026. Dude, I ask for teal everything and nobody'll do me anything in teal.

Okay, car candy doesn't do something teal for you. That's crazy because their whole thing is being

colorful. Yeah, which I'll be honest, I haven't asked them to do anything in teal yet. I'm waiting.

I'm waiting for like, you know, the one thing, but hopefully a little birdie catches this. Yeah,

I know, I know. Passes the word along. I know. All right, awesome guy. What's he saying, Anthony?

Always the best when you can work with many different teams because that's when the most

progress happens. Yeah. Okay. Then I've got I always pronounce this guy's name as success,

because I don't know any other way to pronounce that. Yeah. What's your 2026 word guys? I don't know

if I can say that. Oh, we can't say that word? Oh, okay. Well, what's your backup word?

Well, mine is just the word is what describes my vibe. Oh, okay. Yeah. And I probably shouldn't

say it publicly. No. Oh, I thought it was going to be like foobar or something, but no. No. No.

But it's but it's not necessarily negative. I mean, I shouldn't like leave it on that. Like,

it's kind of positive, but like, yeah, little edgier, and I'm just excited, but in a really

positive way. Does that make sense? Okay. Yeah. Yeah. A little edgier, but in a positive way.

Yeah, just you're going to you're going to kind of push the envelope a little. Yeah. Okay. Yeah.

Cool. What about you? Shoot, Dane. I mean, he's not ready for it as a shoot. I'm excited.

Oh boy. Excited. Okay. So you're excited. I was going to say the word for me is improve.

Like whatever you do, it doesn't have to be the best necessarily. You're working towards something.

Just improve. I think you can apply that to virtually everything. Yeah. What about you, Gabe?

Um, I would say chance. Chance. Yeah. We, you know, we are, you know, family wise,

we're taking a chance and we are, we bought a place and we are going to run it as an Airbnb.

And it's kind of ties a little bit to the home stuff. It's a little scary doing some,

you know, updates on it, but hoping that it all works out.

I like that. Then I've got another one for Sydney here from King. Oh, congrats, Sydney.

Got to chat with Ashley Nye at SEMA. Very nice, smart, hot. I emailed them last week. They will

not provide a chocolate thunder SDS without showing proof of purchase. Fix that. I'll ask about that,

but I don't, I don't, I'm not on that side. So I will ask about it. Okay.

Noted. He's saying that Ashley Nye is hot. Yeah. That's the owner of the company. She's a beautiful

lady. Good for her. She's awesome. She's amazing. She's amazing. That's sweet. So we've got Lance

Raybourne here saying now I'm going to have to try some card candy. What should I try first

and do they have a rinse list? So what you should try first, I'm going to go with probably their

most known product is chocolate thunder. The thing about chocolate thunder though, I will give you

a heads up because when I'm testing products, I always like to do it the way that most detailers

do. So I try to be like, I don't want to use the word irresponsible, but like, I don't read the

directions. I don't read the label. So I just stuck a sprayer in the bottle and went to town

and I was like, I don't really like this, but you're supposed to dilute it four to one because

it's super concentrated. So when you dilute it, it is actually, it's so good. It's so, so good. So

it is a wheel and tire cleaner. So chocolate thunder is great. There's a lot of great products.

The impeccable interior is really great. I really like the eradicator, which is their like carpet

stain dissolver. It's really great. And the thing I think I like about that is it's very similar

to Terminator, but it has a pleasant smell and you know, we all like smells. And so I've been,

I've been liking the eradicator. Do they have a rinse list? Not yet.

You didn't know this. It is on Amazon and you can see Sydney on the Amazon

storefront of car candy. So if you want to see more and learn from Sydney, definitely go to the

car candy storefront and she is going to be doing, what is that? So you're going to be doing weekly

presentations or? Yeah. Yeah. So yeah, on the Amazon storefront, we went live today and I kind

of discussed the chocolate thunder versus burst, which is the other like ready to use a wheel

entire cleaner. I really like both. I just use whichever one applies to my situation.

But so we kind of broke those down. But if you don't already follow that, yeah, like Gabe said,

I would definitely follow that because we will be going live every week, kind of breaking it down.

And like I said, there's a lot of new stuff coming. So that'll, you know, definitely be a

place to learn all about that. But yeah, I'm excited to get into it for sure. Yeah. Then I've

got Charlie here, Charlie T 70. Hey guys, quick question. How long can I leave O and R? That's

often a no rinse in a spray bottle before I have to dump it out. I'm a GMC tech and use it to spot

clean. But after about a week or two, it becomes clear. Now I'll say right off the bat, if it becomes

clear, it's not the end of the world. You can actually give it a little shake and you're still

good to go in most cases. Yeah, you can leave it in a spray bottle for months. So the, so the color

is not UV stable. So that will go away, but the actual polymer blend will stick around. And so

I've had O and R that set on a shelf for six months and I've gone to pick it up and use it

and it works just as it should. There's a faint smell to it. That kind of goes away as well.

But there is no downside to having that diluted and long, long-term it can stay diluted.

Yeah, I totally agree. And I, when I give you this tip, don't think that I do this at home,

but my one tip for if you're planning on keeping O and R or Rinsless in a spray bottle,

I would always use distilled water or, you know, RO water or something like that. It's going to

help it kind of stay stable longer. But that said, I use tap water and I keep it in a bottle. And

yet maybe not smell is great in a year, but it still works just fine. Okay. I, yeah, I recommend,

you know, one of the easiest things you can do, man, is like literally just go down to the store

by $99 or $99, not $99.99 gallon of distilled water, throw a cap full of a Rinsless, you know,

or O and R in there, and then just use that as your main, you know, filler up of anything. I mean,

Yeah, that's what I do for my steamer. So you can have steamer, extractor, spray, glasses cleaner,

laptop cleaner, TV wiped down, you know, you can use it for so many different things. And I find

that I do that. I go through roughly about a gallon a month of diluted Rinsless for

house. Yeah, yeah, house and stuff. And yeah, it's consistent. Like actually, like, I bought a

bunch of gallons and I store, I was storing them. And I was like, it was at the start of every month,

I was like, Oh, cracking open my, my, my December cracking open my November. And I've been mixing

different Rinslesses in there just for general house cleaning, including Hero, Opto and Orynsaps,

absolutely. I just mix up whatever I, whatever I'm feeling. Yeah. Okay, just throw it in. Cool.

And I've got Kevin Meiser here saying he bought a detail factory wheel brush mini.

The clearance between the rotors and wheels is still too narrow. Any other options or suggestions?

Yeah. So Kevin, realistically, there's going to be certain wheel and rotor combos out there,

where you really can't escape the easy detail brush. So easy detail brush is going to probably be

the answer. You're going to be able to get into the tighter areas. You will need probably the

smaller brush. And depending on how tight the clearances are, like I know that on the Raptor,

for example, I can't even fit the normal size easy detail brush in there. I have to get the mini one

to get it wedged in there. And then we're talking like that's super small. So

certain wheels will need that kind of, you know, nylon bristle to be able to get in there just

due to the, you know, how they, how they form the wire. The biggest downside of that style brush

is not necessarily that it's going to cause a bunch of damage or scratch. It's just the fling

that happens. It's just such a freaking mess when it comes back out on you. That's why we do love

the detail factory barrel brushes. There's not really much you can do. Sid, do you have any other?

You know, I mean, I've switched to the mini and, you know, I have two SRTs, so I'm right there with

you. Still around my caliper covers. I still can't get anything in between them, but I can get them

with my mini, but it's still kind of tight. But the one thing that I have tried that has worked is the

wheel wooly mini. The wheel wooly small one. Very small one. But I mean, you're

yeah. You are brushing the teeth. I was just saying you're this close to just using a pipe

cleaner at that point. Yeah. That's basically what it is. Yeah. Yeah. So if it's just where your

caliper is, what we do is we clean the barrels and then we back up, you know, 25% and then clean

behind the caliper, but I still can't fit the, even the mini barrel brush in between my caliper.

Yeah. And I, so I was actually washing the Raptor here and here the last week and I was the same

thing, right? I was going, oh man, dang it. It was gross and I got messy and I got kind of gross

looking, but like I just went to the backside of the wheel and I just plunged it from the back.

I was like pushing around. I'm like, oh, this is, I'm like laying on my stomach. I hated it. But

if there's a wheel, there's a way. Yeah.

That was a game joke. Sorry. Yeah. Juice free. The good thing in my case is I just, if I need

them to match, I just go back out and drive and stop one time and then they're blown up again.

So that's what I do. Right back to it. Juice free says, man, I already know TRC foam,

Kim Press washer gun about to be the new standard. Good luck. Everyone else. Thank you. I

appreciate it. It's very kind. I think that's nice juice. People are going to dig it, man.

We want people to be able to look at it and truly like feel like this is worth it. This is

something that you can actually go. Yeah, I will never regret this purchase. It is awesome. Yeah.

Next up, we got Neil, very interested in the new AR pressure washer, but hearing it has some

bugs. What bugs have you been hearing about? Um, I think the running the, the dedicated 20 amp

circuit is probably the one thing that I'm like, uh, kind of switching between 120 and two.

Yeah. There's an issue between that. Otherwise, um, trying to figure out keeping out for the

pre-owned gen one, uh, pressure washer, people might want to upgrade to 635. Yeah, that's true.

Yeah. The power stuff's always tough with the pressure wash, right? Because again, the more,

the more GPM, the more output the, you know, the crazier these things get, the more power

they're going to require. And at a certain point I'm like, what are we doing? Are we

eventually going to get to 220 outlets for pressure washers? You know what I mean? For,

for home pressure washers? Which I'm not paying another $600 for that outlet. Right. Um, and I just,

I don't think that most normal people can justify that much work and effort for the weekly wash.

Like I'll tell you, I'll tell you it's not worth it. I mean, um, and this is coming from a guy who's

used, you know, the, all the different fun OG systems. And I can say the dual pressure washer,

the dual Crenzels, yeah, freaking crazy, right? Tons of power. Uh, the amount of GPM that has,

it was wild. I don't think, I don't think 99.9% of people will ever need that. Right. But

is it cool when you do have it? Oh, for sure. But for the price point and all that,

what you really need, you need a decent pressure washer, find a good mid-tier to

high-tier pressure washer that you're going to be in the long run with, get yourself a decent

mid-tier to high-tier reel, get yourself a decent, uh, DI system and get yourself some

awesome accessories. Um, like we will eventually have with the, you know, the rag kill company,

ultra H2O stuff and you're set. Sweet. That's it. Just wash your freaking car. Don't upgrade

anymore. You don't need to. Just enjoy it. Um, says, I've never bought any costuming products.

Any recommendations for general washing? I have an 04 Jeep. Um, I'd like protectant on it since

it stays parked outside. So yeah, um, general wash, man, GSF. And, um, if you're looking to

add some protection along the way, what I would do is I'd maintain it with GSF and then once a

month wash it with ceramic effect shampoo. Yep. That's solid. Yeah. Oh, that's a Korean. I think

I said, man, I'm sorry. Um, well, I would ever, you know. Well, I see, I see Mal 5. So I'm taking

the dead mouse approach and just saying mouse. I know, but I said, well, man, well, man, well,

man, whatever you want to do. Do you have any alternative wash methods? Um, no. Nope. I think

that's, that sounds really fair. I wouldn't have thought of the ceramic soaps. That's a good idea.

The ceramic effect shampoo. That is a powerhouse shampoo. Insane. Yep. We need an ultra safe

sponge on it. Not a bad idea. Oh boy. Not a bad idea. Oh boy. I'm trying to think of how

super glue. Oh dear. I can make something. You'd almost have to, it would almost have to have a

back like mitt and then the, you know, the face of it would have to be little sponge fingers.

Here, focusing on the fact that you love a $30 curveball brush for wheels. It's wild,

but amazing. Dude, but here's the deal. So I was at Ryan's shop and I had him use this and now he

can't stop using it, but that's what I'm saying is like, once you've used it to clean wheels,

you can't use any other wheel brush. Like it's so good. It's so, so good. And here's the deal,

though, is I, I mean, I've used my curveball to clean wheels now for over a year and you would

never know it. Like you rinse it out, clean it. Like it has never broken down. So I mean,

yes, it's $30, but it lasts a really long time and it does a killer job. Like seriously, once

you start doing it, you can't go back. Yeah, I can assure you that the curveball, in terms of

being chemical, chemically resistant is the best there is. It can live in a bucket for periods of

time with no issues. It's got a good weight and a good handle to be able to find it in a bucket,

right? And on maintained wheels, it's perfect. I mean, really, I agree with you. I mean, I go

through a lot of wheel face brushes too and they're great, but I mean, the curveball is really

awesome. So I'm going to end us on this one since we did cross the four o'clock mark here locally.

I don't know, time flies, right? But Jay Hall here is saying, joining late and we'll watch delayed.

Happy New Year. Can you explain best practices for getting the most out of a vacuum aid,

clarity cream and reflect interior, exterior and household? Yeah. So the vacuum aid release,

getting your most out of it is going to be to I do a pre vacuum of all like the big chunky stuff,

right? And then I spray two to three sprays per like area of the release. And then I wait about

a minute and then I just start vacuuming like that's really all you need to know. Super,

super awesome product. I literally will I love, love release so much clarity cream.

My best advice here is to it is pad dependent. So if you have really like heavy water spots,

you're going to want to use more like a maroon. If you're just wanting to do general cleaning and

decontamination like a yellow, the one tip with clarity cream is put the polisher in the middle

of the window and run it at like speed one or two until you get it worked into the pad. If you try

to just rip it at like speed four, it's going to fling clarity cream all over the whole room,

which we've all done every single time. So don't feel bad if you do it, but you do need to kind

of work it into your pad and then reflect could not be easier to use. I mean, I use it with an

FTW, but it is so, so, so easy to use. So I use it interior, exterior household. I use it everywhere.

Absolutely love to reflect. Love that. And to end things off, I will actually throw one more comment

on the screen just because it does round it out nicely. Thank you. We'll get the curve balls,

says Ryan Riggan. Thank you. So next week we'll talk about the screw ball for tire dressing.

Yeah. No, that is awesome. And Gabe, before we go, just any final notes on the detail you did

on today's Jeep, anything weird or cool you noticed along the way?

Pain's very dry, so it didn't take necessarily to a rinse aid. The plastics on the fenders did

exceptionally well. The front bumper on camera, it looks great. And from afar, it looks great. But

the closer you get to looking at it, still blotchy. So I don't know what's going on there with the

bumper. I do know that this car is going to have or this Jeep is going to have good protection.

Yeah, you can kind of still see a little bit of blotchiness, but it is adhering with the panel

prep and then letting it dry. It did its work. So trim plus, holy smokes, fantastic product,

matched with your favorite applicator is the ideal two-cut combo as far as getting

your plastics looking new again. So definitely worth it. Jeep looks better. I think the owner's

going to like it. Awesome. No, thank you, Gabe. And great work on that Jeep. Yeah, guys. Thank you guys

so much for tuning in to the Q&A. Thank you. All right. So as far as everything goes, this was

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