To protect your expensive car. Why buy something expensive and not take care of it.

This. Had a button at 7:33 on bonnet while touching in paint 🙈

Yes, i would recommend it. Some new cars even have scratches. I would recommend 3D One hybrid polishing compound with a microfiber pad for a one step correction & finish 👌

What about it? I don’t have to imagine that. Lol

Thank you! Glad you can turn heads and be proud of your Model S! 🖤

I think it was a 17

Many many thanks

@@tesladetails You're welcome

Yes

@@tesladetails Can we communicate more via email?

@@Sarah_sprudel yes [email protected]

you got me there! thanks for pointing that out. I'm always trying to get better.

O m f g. Outside ground straight back onto the paint with one dunk into the same bucket lmao.

Let's do it! Where are you located?

I know 😢 I wanted to paint correct it, lol

That's awesome! Do you detail from your Tesla too?!

@@tesladetails not professionally, just friends and family:)

I’ll give that a try, thank you for the suggestion

Yes i know. lol Editor made a mistake

Milwaukee M18 DA polisher and yes very safe.

Thank you!

Buffing beforehand for increased gloss and optimal installation bonding

I Never recommend using dawn dish soap on a car UNLESS you are stripping it. Then you can add a little drizzle in to make it super sudsy. And then a splash of degreaser. To maintain it I recommend a PH neutral car shampoo, or slightly alkaline if it’s really dirty.

This job took about 5 hours.

@@tesladetails I totally understand!!! Thank you

@@tesladetails Not bad at all. Thanks

@@RayNLA the first time you do it will take longer, or if the car is needing more paint correction can take longer than 1 day.

Not really a tutorial in this video, just watching him wash his car for the most part. The Adam's ceramic process starts at 11:54 but there's not much to see.

That’s the key, it’s all in the prep work. Applying it is as simple as doing a cross hatch pattern, waiting a few minutes, and then buffing it off. We will do another more in depth tutorial!

Thank you

We do like the chemical guys total interior for cleaning the plastics, leather, vinyl on the inside. For the exterior any ceramic waterless wash / ceramic detail spray would work for cleaning the exterior in between washes. And a nice PH balanced ceramic car shampoo for washes. A ceramic spray coating is a good option and may last 6-12 months. I would use an iron decon once ever other month, to a couple times a year. I would not use it every time. The ceramic coating should help industrial fall out from sticking into your clear coat.

@@tesladetails wow thank you so much for explaining in detail. I really appreciate it

Of course not! Just may require a bit more time and attention during the paint correction phase!

Thank you!

@@tesladetails You're most welcome

Yes lol. It’s the focusing

While washing the car in the winter is far from ideal, it does work 👍

Yes you can put it on plastics and glass! 👍 it is a multi-surface coating.

Thank you! We ageee :) can’t wait to do a Corvette E-Ray

See our next video next week, has more of a DIY tutorial, thanks for the feedback!

It’s a Ryobi Pressure washer from Home Depot! www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-1800-PSI-1-2-GPM-Cold-Water-Electric-Pressure-Washer-RY141802VNM/317623149

Thank you!

IPA or Isopropyl Alcohol to clean the panel!

Let’s do it!

It’s a pretty easy product to apply! Just want to make sure to do a good strip wash, polishing, and IPA wipe first! Be sure to apply the product and level it evenly, then wait 1-2 minutes for the product to flash off before buffing off with a clean microfiber

Yeah I try to blow out the dust and leaves from a garage to minimize containments

@@tesladetails I saw the landscaper at your neighbors house in the video lol