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Gotta say that I've always loved the fact that you usually offer inexpensive options for those who can't afford a more "premium" product. Currently trying to build a cart myself and I've never seen or even thought about building a cart using the Milwaukee packout boxes so that might be pretty cool man! Keep up the great videos!

I like the idea of this portable wash cart, I have limited room but this looks like a decent option. I'm not at the ceramic coating level yet, but I do think it's cool to see it installed as I watched that video. I did wash my sisters cars over the weekend and they maintain their cars less than I do mine. I saw your decon and polish video. I may go that route as being in this area it needs it for sure. Nice video as always. Not gonna lie, was looking forward to the bloopers but always nice to give input about a giveaway. We appreciate you Keav.

That vinyl wrap on your Bimmer looks good. Especially the color shifting 👍.

Thanks for the video! That Milwaukee Pack out is pretty sweet!

I love the idea of the mobile washing station. I'd get the Costco (or other) hand truck, Affix the reel and pw to the base (marine plywood/Milwaukee top, ect) so all your water is on the bottom. Then the larger Milwaukee cabinet that opens from the front, atop that the 2 or 3 drawer box, then on the top a place for all the spray bottles and foam cannon (maybe thick drawer foam with circle cutouts that won't melt in the sun). The Milwaukee hand truck with bottom drawer is great but to have access to that crate you have to take everything off the top. Thanks for all you do! Royal

Thanks for the video. Great wish list i have now. Veto tools bags btw. Those are awesome

I just found your channel and subscribed. It is funny because I've been trying to come up with the perfect cart myself. I have a US General and thinking about getting another one for my pressure washer. Also been thinking about the right pack out system. Lots of decisions. Great job.

What an absolutely beautiful wrap color 😮

I like the idea of a portable w/wheels detailer box. Right now I have all my stuff in one of those huge towel/bedsheet zipper rectangle bags. It's heeavvyy but I have everything and towels in that sucker.

Great tutorial. DIY makes great products, some of my favorite. I appreciate how you name all the products very clearly? The Milwaukee cart would be pretty nice

On the regular water hose what spayer do you have on. I've gotten so many on Amazon and I've gotten burn with leaks and broken while in use.

Packout boxes can be expensive and when discounted it's in bundles, maybe something like Ridgid could be a better choice. I have also been thinking about a portable solution but using a hand truck instead; there are $80 ones from Costco and Milwaukee, although there is a more expensive Milwaukee Packout utility cart which would make it easier to add to it.

Something I’ve not found a straight answer for…when using any sort of ceramic based product like Ceramic Gloss as a drying aid, does that trash your towel? Does it need to be tossed out like coating towels are?

Question. Had my truck costed about 5 days ago. It’s covered in pollen. Can I spray the pollen off? No soap or mitt, just water to get the pollen off.

I like the Keav’s Milwaukee Detailing Cart👍. Bring back the bloopers too they’re iconic 👀👌

Hi Keav! If I were to use the same wash procedure you showed it the video, would it be alright for me to use Adam’s Car Shampoo in the foam cannon while I use Carpro reset in the bucket? (I kinda want to maximize my stock of carpro reset as much as possible since it requires a good amount of product in the cannon to get good foam.)

I did a seven-year, ceramic coating, I’ve already washed it after, but just casual cleaning after sitting in the garage, Car gets dusty, supposed to not use the dusters, what is the best way to clean the dust?

Gangster video bro!!!!!!

I actually made a gorilla cart setup but then I pieced it out and sold pretty much everything to restart my setup I’m tempted to go back to it since I have to go from my backyard shed to my front driveway with my setups anytime I wash. I’d like to see your take on that mine was pretty bare bones and messy definitely could have been better with everything I’ve learned since then.

I just picked up a Milwaukee packout used on marketplace. I’ve seen people use them for detailing and they look cool. You’ll for sure blow the budget though. Still a cold idea.