Yum Cars Detailing Product Review! 

Whats your website some i can order or do you have a retail outlet

@@paulcresswell2279 Hi Paul we have both. Our HQ in Mansfield Our e-commerce: www.yumcars.co.uk/shop

Thank you Andrew! Nick

Liam Wood took the words out of my mouth!

@@roblubelski422 Thank you Rob!

Thank you Liam!

@@melondog82 Its not as easy as that to get onto that channel but it would be good!

Thank you! If you have any questions please ask away.

@@YumCars order 2120. Thanks for supporting this channel and that I can support a UK company for a change. I'm sick of watching a review, end up wanting it and then "its available at any Walmart" or being fleeced double by the time I find it via a uk supplier. A couple of queries and some website suggestions (as I do web/app testing for a job) maybe some feedback might help and would make it an even better user experience: - Can you update the descriptions of the product to specify the size of the bottles in ml in the product page description. I only found one for the Kompact glass cleaner stating it was 250ml. Perhaps not everyone will dig through your products like I have and then apply the same rule of thumb to all products. I've no idea how large the large ones are (I'm guessing 500ml from the 'half the price half the size' wording of the smaller one. I'd rather it was just stated so I knew exactly what my money is buying me but I guess I'll find out when they arrive. - For liquids that require dilution can you also provide a simple ratio of product to water that should be used rather than just fluid ounces as a measure (assuming thats the only one on there which is what he read directly from the label of the bottle on the foam?) I'd have the same problem (I also have no idea what a fluid ounce is???) and wouldn't want to replicate "the foam incident". Admittedly I've not seen the label myself yet but why fluid ounces for usage, yet a bottle in ML. At least if usage related to the same measurement as the bottle or a 1:8 ratio I could eye it up and think "ok i need a quarter of a bottle for my sized bucket" - everyone will have a different size bucket, snow canon etc. and whilst I'm happy to pay for decent product I'm not into wasting it because I haven't got time to start converting everything into everything else and then still not being sure if i'm getting optimal use when I just chuck it in and hope. - Allow the user to add a product directly to basket from the shop page - going back and forth into the product page then adding to basket and then having to click the shop button in the banner to take me to look at the next thing took ages especially once I started amending in the basket as well. I wanted to arrive, chuck a load of stuff for everything I wanted, check the final price then scale back in the basket if need be afterwards. This would also speed the process for anyone who is a returning customer who already knows what they want: arrive, click, basket, pay, away. - Does each larger bottle sprays come with a spray "head" included as well as just the screw cap shown on the product image? I've bought several items and no idea if I'm going to even get a spray head or if I do, and if its one per order or something like he got, do I have to use the same one but keep flushing it out with water if I've got multiple products I want to use in detailing session? This was the most confusing thing about the whole order. If i get one sprayer included with each large bottle, that way I no longer have to source additional spray bottles from ebay like I have to now? If I don't get one per bottle I can't buy them separately either it seems if I don't have as many as I'd want. Reasoning: I'd like to have the option to pick how to store/use the products. To have the option of a screw cap for longer storage on items i might not use very often or be able to attach an included spray cap for regular items would be perfect. If it does have both the screw cap and a spray head just add that to the product image it would have answered my question. That way I'd get a shelf that looks nice with the original bottles AND get a good spray pattern as the spray heads in my experience on most car products are garbage - the only good one I've ever had came with dojo clay bar lube. Especially with wheel cleaners they just squirt it in a jet (and then it dribbles down the bottle on your fingers) not spray it over a wider area so trying to cover a round large wheel means you use tonnes more than is necessary which although it works actually puts me off buying them. Half of it goes through the spokes onto the discs and calipers which is wasted so if I don't rebottle it into something that does actually spray, I might clean my wheels twice each before the bottle is gone and at 10-15 quid per brand per bottle means I don't clean the wheels as often or thoroughly as I want. Maybe I should have waited to get the stuff before asking but maybe your response to my queries might clear up for anyone else who might have similar ones before buying. Hope some of that is food for thought anyway and is helpful. I'm really looking forward to receiving my order! (and it's a really nice slick site other than those couple of suggestions)!

@@djmandrick Thank you for the feedback. We are in the process of producing another website so all the dosages will be on there. Also the e-commerce pictures are merely for display every bottle comes with each own individual trigger, pictures just look cleaner without the trigger attached. Most importantly thank you for the support!! Nick

@@YumCars That's great, thanks for the clarification.

How the hell you pick that up ROFL

Ben yeah unlike most youtubers who always praise a company even kf the stuff is shit in order to keep getting freebies

@@markwilliamson6108 yeah that's right, main reason I like the channel is his honesty and the fact he's a normal guy doing what we all enjoy

I like his honesty too. He tells it how he sees it...including promoting a rival snow foam product he uses. It's refreshing to get the unvarnished truth...and that's why I like his videos.

The is no protective qualities in the YumDetailer. The slickness left behind had a play in the small water behaviour that was there. This disappears after 24 hours. Nick

YumCars good to know Nick I thought the Yum detailer had some kind of silicone or wax base helping the water to displace easier where Yum ceramic wasn’t applied 👍

@@CarsExposed The reason we did a completely neutral Detail Spray is to allow the end user to use it at any point of the detailing process without affecting any existing protection or adding anything in the instance of using it with a clay bar step. It is a completely universal product.

YumCars Nice to know, I’ve used detailer product to moist the pad when cutting or finishing but I always thought exactly that I was adding something to the compound not just lubrication ...

Thank you Katie!

Thank you Steven! if you have any questions you can find us on: Facebook Instagram RU-vid Email www.yumcars.co.uk/shop

Craig E followed by “ you’ve missed a bit “

Thank you for the feedback. With any ceramic level products preparation is important. If the paintwork is not up to standard results won't be 100% If your local to the East Midlands we can easily show you the amazing power of that product at our HQ. Nick

That colour is really popping now!

Thank you!

Need to grab an extension for my K2 as well, washing my car with it is a massive chore.

Thanks Al! Fairy liquid is for the plates 😄

I believe they make their own stuff I use it and it's great can't beat if for the price

@@user-dt5ro Thank you Javier!

100% bespoke and unique to us Pedro. Re-bottling should be made illegal!

It's not like acid. It is acid!

Thank you!

If you were looking to not use as much wheel cleaner yes.. but the point of this video was to test the products ability.. pre-washing wouldnt have made it fair if you ask me

Joe Garratt cheers mate!

The Savage Garage you welcome

Thank you Paul!

Great idea going to try that

Wouldn't that make the car interior smell of wee?!

@@Sean006 🤣🤣🤣

@@Sean006 unless you wee on your filter pollen filters always dry spray it with what fragrance you like , it works for me

Think you mean brake pad

@@Luke-ml8ml Very few road brake pads contain ferrous metal, they would rust! The material on the wheel is a combination of brake pad, mainly aramids (plastics) and the binding agent along with particles from the disc/rotor, the ferrous metal that turns purple when in contact with the cleaner.

@@milesfinch ah right I see thanks for the info 👍

hope you enjoyed it 😀

Me to I’ve got autoglym lifeshine on my but think I’m going to try yum cars products

What do you expect they're shit haha

Hi. we are at the mercy of DPD. The actual shipping cost is £7 from the which is steep so we are eating up the full shipping cost however anything over £30 is completely free shipping. Nick

Yes you can :)

YumCars your obviously going to say that ;)

@@tomheard7844 We are confident 😀 Don't get us wrong there are great brands everywhere but the above 2 are not the only ones.

Autobrite are really really good aswell

@@YumCars you tell him 😆🤣😂

You can't just rebuild a car you need to wait for parts🙄

Plus bottom end parts for the sigma engine wont come cheap. Ford say you cant rebuild the bottom end and supply no parts. Altho burton power supply parts they are not cheap. I suspect he may need to get another engine as the bottom end can distort when you remove the cradle.

BMW 116d

Hi Chris a shampoo will not give the same results as it doesn't contain the degreasing power required for wheels. Also our wheel cleaner is a true pH 7 which is complete neutral and is safe on all exterior surfaces of the car including paint. Nick

The costs involved for the research and the cost of the raw materials is certainly not cheap but quality always costs a little more. Kelly

If you look how much product was left in the bottle, that was after doing 4 wheels (and probably using too much product) so youll esily do multiple cars even with that small 250ml bottle

@@TheSavageGarage Errr...sorry, but the video suggests otherwise. At 15:50 you said "That is how much I used on one wheel,...so I'll be able to do all 4 wheels with this....maybe do a couple more wheels as well" The Yum website has the 'Wheel' cleaner 'Kompact' for sale at £8...unfortunately it doesn't tell how much product you get (which is a little naughty of YUM IMO)...I'm assuming it's £8 for the 250ml bottle you had. At 6 wheels per 250ml costing £8...that's over £1 per wheel. PS I do understand that you were quite liberal with the product because of the nature of the spray on the bottle...but that could be seen as a fault with the bottle meaning excess product is used (although YUM may think it is desirable...I suppose).

@@YumCars...looking at your Website I couldn't find the amount of product you got for the money (on the Wheel 'Kompact' at £8). I may have missed it but you probably need to show how much product (in milliliters) customers get for their buck. Also is 'half the price for half the size!' really a selling point?...or is that a joke?!

@@Sean006 Hi Sean thank you for the feedback. The dosages are getting applied to our new website 250/500 ml etc so thats a good point. The 250 and 500ml have different triggers the bigger bottle being the best one for coverage. Our half the price slogan is not a selling point nor a joke it is just stating a fact for somebody new to the range so they can try a smaller bottle out. Nick

He isn’t actually getting paid from Yumcars! They just sent him stuff to test

Adam Warren from RU-vid Paid product placements may be described as pieces of content that are created for a third party in exchange for compensation, and/or where that third party's brand, message or product is integrated directly into the content.

Be fair he gives a full explanation of what this is, they sent him the stuff for free and he is reviewing them in this video. He also says he is not a detailer. So wind ur neck in, it's his channel he can do what he likes! Check out forensic detailer for really in-depth reviews of detailing products.

@@johnfittis5764 I actually bought some products from Forensic detailer reviews, they turned out pretty poor, so I would not praise that channel too much.

John Fittis a full explanation would be, sorry there’s no fiesta video, you know the series I’m currently working on, but this company reached out to me to do a review on their products again, so I’m gonna divert away from that series to do a 51 minute advert on their products. Yeah I know I’ve already done a 28 minute advert for them and it’s all similar shit, but we’ve come to this arranmngement, but I’m not paid. So here guys, instead of the normal programming, here is another “review from a company and products I have already reviewed, 62k of you were expecting something else but here I’m gonna ram this shit down your throat again for nearly an hour. On a video that is monetised so already 5 adverts on it.” Taking the piss.

Cheaper isn't always better Luke 😀

My washing up liquid works better than autoglym, cheap to buy, cheap to perform, mate :-)