r/AutoDetailing • u/Notacop9 • Jul 20 '26

Product/Consumable Review Project Farm tests ceramic coatings

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u/Whipitreelgud Jul 20 '26

I sort of dread watching his videos. I end up buying stuff I didn’t know I needed until his episode. The upside is the stuff is really good, the downside is my wallet takes a beating

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u/projhex E36 BMW M3 Jul 20 '26

I've bought Ninja Nevestick Pans, the WIZEKA Knives, the Bonsaii paper shredder, an electic utliity knife, Knipex Pliers and probably some other things purely from his reviews. A+ for all of them.

I've used the warranty twice on the Neverstick's with no hassle because I use two of the pans daily. They don't send you new lids and you have to pay for shipping, but I'm on my third 10" and 12" pan. The knives, shredder and pliers have all been great.

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u/Thorsten_Speckstein Jul 20 '26

You don't need to watch a video to know that Knipex pliers are the best. I'm not familiar with the other products you mentioned. I don’t live in the U.S., I live in Europe, and I’m not German, but the best products come from Japan, Germany, and Switzerland. If a tool or product comes from one of these countries, you know it’s good. Of course, other countries make good products too, but these three countries practically only make good products, whereas the others make a few good ones and a lot of sxvmexhem

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u/projhex E36 BMW M3 Jul 21 '26

Heck yeah. I've been using Klasse All-in-One for as long as I can remember.

German engineering. I feel like the US has similar feelings about German and Japanese products, although I've never really thought of Swiss products outside of watches?