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DIY Detail passes 100 million views with washing basics in focus

Yvan's rinseless-wash lesson joins polishing tutorials and a vacuum installation in the garage-makeover series.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Rinse Less Wash University: Yvan Teaches The BasicsRinse Less Wash University: Yvan Teaches The Basics

Washing the car is the starting point, but the questions get wonderfully specific: which towel, which sprayer, and does the sponge work with ordinary car soap?

Those are some of the conversations beneath "Rinse Less Wash University: Yvan Teaches The Basics," the most watched of DIY Detail's fourteen new uploads. Yvan's lesson covers washing and decontamination using the channel's own rinseless-wash product. It reached about 15,000 views, with one longtime viewer describing how small lessons accumulate over years of watching Yvan and Nick.

The rest of the week moved from cleaning to polishing: "How Many Sprays of Gold Standard Polish?" drew almost the same total audience as the washing lesson, while "How to Polish Paint EFFECTIVELY!" and "Why a 25mm Stroke Polisher?" tackled technique and equipment. The garage-makeover series also continued with a Drainvac installation, a system Yvan describes as one used in their detailing shops.

Right now, "Pad Cleaning Tip" has the most daily momentum, followed by "APP (Adhesion Promoter Polish) vs Panel Prep" and the polisher explainer. The practical little maintenance jobs are getting their turn alongside the fuller lessons.

The channel crossed 100 million total views, adding roughly 676,000 during the week while its subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is running above its usual pace. Among nearby motoring channels, GMC had a similar-sized viewing week, while OGS & Mechanics and The Car Edition Ltd had substantially bigger ones. For DIY Detail, the useful conversation continues down at towel level: viewers are asking what to use to work water-spot remover into the surface.

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What viewers say

  • These videos have thought me so much - Thanks for all the great info Yvan, Nick and the DIY Detail team! I’ve been watching them for years now, and it seems that every time I watch them, I learn something new. Not necessarily a big thing, but those small things accumulate!
    @SébastienVielSee it on YouTube
  • Awesome video guys. Nothing refreshing like a diy detail video on Sunday. Just a question on water spot remover. I noticed you guys don't really use it on the wheels. Is it because the wheels don't have water spots or it's really not needed on them. Thanks for all you do.
    @incrediblez394See it on YouTube
  • After applying water spot remover, what kind of towel did you use to work the water spot remover in?
    @jameelmusah1941See it on YouTube
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  • What is the sprayer and hose attachment you use to apply the rinseless wash?
    @johnward5228See it on YouTube
  • does the sponge work well with regular car soap instead of rinseless?
    @batman-sr2pxSee it on YouTube
  • Thank you Yvan and Nick you are my favourite

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The facts
Channel
DIY Detail
Subscribers
211,000
Channel views, last 7 days
675,761
Videos published this week
14
Video published
October 4, 2026
Video views so far
14,645
Views on its first day
8,702

The numbers

Here is DIY Detail's week in views, subscribers and uploads.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
GMC
749,664
DIY Detail
675,761
ETCG1
58,240
subscribers
211,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
100,107,060
views per day
149,346
typical day: 112,443
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
ETCG1
226,000
GMC
215,000
DIY Detail
211,000
As of October 11, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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