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Peelable paint gives McKillans a first-vlog discovery at SEMA

Waheed's Las Vegas visit takes in a Ferrari Enzo, detailing conversations and an underground Tesla ride.

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SEMA 2026 Day 1: Paint That Peels Off?! (Peel Clear, Vegas Loop & More)SEMA 2026 Day 1: Paint That Peels Off?! (Peel Clear, Vegas Loop & More)

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  1. 0:16Waheed rides through the underground Vegas Loop on his way to the show halls.
  2. 1:21He explains why McKillans' direct-to-consumer business has no booth at SEMA.
  3. 3:55At Peel Clear, he inspects a peelable finish that looks like automotive paint.
  4. 5:56A technician works on a red Ferrari Enzo's paint at the Sonax booth.
  5. 6:55Bob from Chem-X joins Waheed for a conversation about detailing soaps and pressure washers.

Waheed gets close to the finish at the Peel Clear booth and struggles to see the difference. "It genuinely looks like paint," he says. The unusual part is that it can peel off.

That discovery supplies the title of McKillans' first-ever vlog-style video, the most-watched of its two new uploads. The pressure-washer business takes viewers around SEMA rather than staying with its usual equipment demonstrations. Waheed rides through the Vegas Loop, asks a vinyl installer about the alternative finish and stops to watch a technician correcting the paint on a red Ferrari Enzo.

There is a business story threaded through the cars, too. Outside the West Hall, he explains that McKillans has no booth because it sells directly to customers rather than through a wholesale program. Meeting people from Zero Day Detailing brings him to a subject he clearly wants to emphasize: customer service. A later conversation with Bob from Chem-X ends when the camera battery gives out, an appropriately unpolished detail for a first vlog.

The Day One upload has reached roughly 3,900 views. Saturday brought "I Finally Told My Story (My First Podcast) | SEMA 2026 Day 2.", extending the trip into a second installment.

The larger viewing activity remains with McKillans' product-focused pressure-washer videos. Its electric kit overview and HF1 build are each drawing around 30,000 views a day. Subscribers grew modestly over the week, while daily channel views are above their usual level. The SEMA outings add something different: Waheed on the other side of the trade-show conversation, inspecting other people's work.

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The facts
Channel
McKillans
Subscribers
331,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days
805,792
Videos published this week
2
Video published
November 4, 2026
Video views so far
3,890
Views on its first day
2,070

The numbers

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views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
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4,306,746
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805,792
9EPIC
133,122
subscribers
331,000
▲ 1,000 in the last 7 days
total views
176,363,257
views per day
145,585
typical day: 108,333
first-day views of each video posted this week
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Tom Coolen
353,000
McKillans
331,000
9EPIC
326,000
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