16hours DRY ICE CLEANING 1982 Porsche 911 SC Targa BACK IN TIME (part1 of 2)

[@znarfrivera]

For an OC guy like me, this video is therapeutically satisfying and relaxing to watch. Great job on the car man. Hope you keep this kind of videos coming.

[@IAMDetailing]

Glad you like it 👏🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽 yes we will post more and more 😉 at least for another few months 😁

[@Adiadi-uj3ud]

Why are you overclocked my brother

[@Wakabatan]

Came here after the NYC Ammo vid and it made so much sense that you cover the whole car from the top to avoid all the mess from the blowing, amazing

[@edvardsz3539]

New trend - don't fix your oil leak, just get it dry ice cleaned :D

[@pauld7861]

No gonna lie I absolutely love these videos please keep them coming. You guys are so unique when it comes to valeting and it’s actually always an amazing watch

[@IAMDetailing]

Really nice to hear that 🙌🏽🙏🏽 thank you and we will post more and more 😉 just need to find someone for editing.

[@keepit9762]

I’ve been hooked on these videos ever since I found out about dry ice cleaning so satisfying as a car guy to see everything become as clean as possible

[@jamespfitz]

Wow all the people who slide underneath that car are going to be really impressed

[@MacBookAir-cu4fb]

These dry ice cleanings are mesmerising 🤩🤩 and kind of magical as they leave all these parts looking like if not better than out of the factory!

[@shelloiluk]

Great video I love these dry ice transformations.

[@307skylake7]

Completely agree with you.

[@IAMDetailing]

Great to hear that guys 🙏🏽 thank you

[@bravofoxable]

That Porsche is truly exceptional. Your dedication and attention to detail is remarkable. Great focus and great job - very well done 👍🏻

[@eagleonefr]

This is soooo satisfying to watch! Great video guys, I would love to make up my own business in this sector

[@bradpyron8928]

What the hell did I just wittiness...!! Holly lord What kind of eyes mesmerizing art did I watched. You are the LORD of detailing. So satisfying video 😍

[@dwityassukmadi4388]

It's like filling the space on my kids colouring book...i enjoy to watch this video.

[@maspamobiledetailing8907]

Absolutely an amazing transformation , more power to you and thanks for sharing the video.

[@IAMDetailing]

🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you Glad you like it

[@francoismorin6806]

Reversing Time gun 😆 This is sooo cool 😍

[@Cupra317hp]

This is so nice. Only mein Love this „like new“ feeling under a car. Really Satisfying

[@Namco_]

this is therapeutic

[@rebonettir2215]

It's nice to see the build quality of this Porsche! Great job 👏

[@1983dmd]

Thanks for posting time and lbs of dry ice required ! Superb job!

[@Revenge_of_Ming]

Man, that dry ice blasting really..................................takes your breath away 😎

[@Scottstunts]

Man this does an absolutely beautiful job. Brilliant work!

[@craigstrickland1572]

Love the cleaning it does without a ton of elbow grease involved.

[@abdullahtotakhel8117]

Wow guys ! You are doing perfect 😍

[@IAMDetailing]

🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you

[@josebaiturregui37]

Good job!!.. mesmerizing video!

[@gas9642]

I love these works, fantastic result

[@tommyb.justis6274]

I have an 85' ford mustang gt that I really would to look into having this done

[@erik61801]

that things obviously never seen a drop of rain. woowee all that grime and grease was a protective layer lol.

[@monstercoatingsnyc]

For longer durations of blasting without constantly sucking air through a respirator you should consider a PAPR (powered air purifying respirator). Pure Flow 3000 makes a nice all in one hard hat with shield style. Just get a second battery for longer than 6-7 hours at a time.

[@IAMDetailing]

Good tip! We could probably use the second battery because i feel like it’s always dead lol

[@DanielKimDMD]

Amazing work!

[@sohchx]

This is sooooooooo relaxing to watch. I want to get this done soooooooo badly

[@peterpayer9677]

Super Video Thank you 😚🤟👌👍

[@ceesklumper]

Now all you have to do is stop driving it and you can enjoy looking at the underside forever.

[@abhinavr8315]

It's about cleaning and maintaining cars, if you don't clean the underside of your car. You won't get to know about new oil leaks or anything as everything looks greasy and black already. Plus being and older car you need to get these things overhauled once in a while so proper cleaning of car is necessary. Believe me it won't last this long if it's dirty all the time.

[@michaelreece458]

No need to stop driving it, just maintain it......the same way F1 mechanics clean the car after a race.

[@5Cylphil]

Dumbest comment I've ever had to read

[@r32guy10]

It's worth more money now.

[@didiriyadi7415]

wooww very very clean!!!! amazing!!!!

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks a lot!

[@michaelreece458]

Excellent. Makes it like factory fresh.

[@Roddy_Zeh]

This is surprisingly ASMR-ish to me, and immensely satisfying to watch. Keep it up! 😎👍🏻

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you! Will do!

[@matts2581]

Oddly satisfying video - very satisfying. :P :)

[@toninocars]

So cool watching this process 👌👍

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks :)

[@E36andE46vlog]

WOW! The result looks great

[@radwi69]

Ah, my dream car!

[@anthonyfunderburk7871]

Wooooooooow that's awesome 👌 👏 😎 Air cool life 💯

[@hovanthecool1995]

I lobe 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s Carreras and Turbos!!

[@JBulsa]

I never know cars could be this clean. BNGO$

[@christianjaygalvan4251]

This is very satisfying...

[@demirci5786]

Great Job....

[@Jman5001]

By the "don't worry we'll apply protectant" text, it looks like you're still dealing with the internet "Ackchyually" types who think they're informing you about cosmoline. Great vids!

[@IAMDetailing]

Yes 😁 people still posting comments that it will start rust and we shouldn’t remove comsoline.

[@OXYOXYOXY444]

truly impressive

[@frankandrews58]

Is it slow because of the range the nozzle (gun) you use and I saw on another channel that it takes a bit of cleaning up after it is blasted off the car (the surrounds)? Amazing work you are doing and by far the most skilled I have seen. I wish you every success.

[@bestcars005bestcars.5]

Wonderful! Amazing!!!

[@beast602mode4]

This guy was on point!

[@vuk8985]

amazing transforrmation!

[@Mrennnn]

i wish i could get this done to my car this is so satisfying

[@IAMDetailing]

I feel like its the most satisfying thing to do when cleaning the car :)

[@Mrennnn]

@@IAMDetailing is there any inexpensive ways to do this yourself or acquire/rent a dry ice blaster ? or is this strictly professional equipment use only ?

[@IAMDetailing]

@@Mrennnn I would highly recommend having a professional do it, even if you can find someone to rent the machine to you. It's quite complex actually. The machine takes finesse, calibration for the material and condition of the car, and you have to be very careful because you can quickly go from cleaning leather to destroying it very quickly.

[@tayeng123.]

In my country we consider greasy parts of machine as clean and safe. I believe no amount of dry ice can clean the layers and layers of mud that stick there for years. Eventually we use chisel and hammer to scap it off .

[@Champ0204]

I neeeed it 🥴🤤

[@christhackrsy]

Most European cars are spayed with underbody wax at the end of the production line which collects dust and muck but stops corrosion, you’ve removed this which in a dry climate is fine, but in wet cold area all areas will oxidise and corrode, you do a cracking job in cleaning though

[@sstearns2]

At the very end he is spraying something under the car. That is probably some kind of wax or sealant.

[@potatochobit]

are people sure dry ice does not damage rubber seals and joints?

[@RichMoore-tweakin7376]

Why is that so satisfying to me 🤣

[@andrewbratlie5023]

What do you use for cosmoline or your underbody sealant?

[@rabulc]

Incredible

[@allaboutroofing2]

Where does the dirt go? Is it falling off as a dust?

[@tomasmalina4105]

yes

[@markus6787]

Такое ощущение что новую машину замарали и моют, так как детали не просто становятся чистыми но и новыми.

[@chronoZ750]

Isn't easier to power wash it before you dry ice it?

[@ifukedURgurl]

A solution to something that was never a problem.

[@jimbob4456]

Pretty much.

[@Scottstunts]

How so?

[@IAMDetailing]

You like working under a dirty car? Or buying a car that you cant see the true condition of? Or losing where the leaks are coming from and throwing parts at a problem?

[@jamescampbell720]

this looks like its probably quite a bit of fun and satisfaction to do.

[@kuladeeluxe]

That took 16 hours. Super noisy, can't breathe the gas

[@jantepas7511]

Impressive!

[@hksoundpro]

Horizontal condenser under that front end screen looks like the AC from a turbo. That's a LOT of dry ice. ❄️

[@Sometimes_Always]

I would high pressure spray this with a strong degreaser and then hit it with a brush or something before using dry ice. It would probably save time and money..

[@richardneagle3177]

Amazing

[@muhammadawisabdshahadan1117]

Ais kering gayezzzz,mantul... nexttttttttttttttttttttt,terus jadi macam anak Dara belum disentuh gayezzzz...wow sting aku yahuuu

[@BitcoinKal]

How much would a service like this set you back?

[@douglasb.1203]

Did you weigh the car before and after to see how much schmutz was extracted?

[@IAMDetailing]

🤣

[@95Civictuner]

Wow! This is such an amazing process to watch! I’ve seen plenty of other forms of media blasting but nothing like this. Has this process been migrated from another industry or something you’ve engineered yourselves? Thanks for sharing your passion with us! 😎

[@constantinehassiotis]

Can anyone please explain how dry ice cleaning works? What are the pros and cons? Does it clean everything as good as it shows on the video?

[@kevinhization]

Constantine Hassiotis: Only pros, no cons. Dry Ice Cleaning melts the debris and virtually dissolves all of the residue, it does clean as it shows. I am talking about first hand experience because I used to clean printing presses for quite some time. The only thing is, you will have to recoat the parts you have cleaned. We used mineral spirits for reconditioning.

[@dncviorel]

@@kevinhization cons too. Some say it removes the protection layers applied in the factory and also causing microcracks.

[@kevinhization]

@@dncviorel No, dry ice cannot cause microcracks or pits. If the machine has pre existing conditions, then those materials may be too weak to be ice blasted. In all my experiences, none of these machines were impacted due to dry ice cleaning. As I have stated before, the machines always gets reconditioned.

[@dncviorel]

@@kevinhization That's really nice to hear, thanks for chipping in.

[@kevinhization]

@@dncviorel Np.

[@Oneness100]

I wish there was a car wash where you could drive over a section that had a bunch of nossles spraying the undercarriage using dry ice where the whole undercarriage was basically clean within a few minutes… :-).

[@IAMDetailing]

You might be on to something here!

[@Oneness100]

@@IAMDetailing I know it probably can't be done because they have to constantly change the pressure and the size of the dry ice particles depending on what they are spraying. But it would be cool if it could be done where someone could get their undercarriage done for only a few hundred instead of thousands..

[@bertrandducouedic8621]

Nice job

[@midlan6]

I would like to know the weight of the car before and after 🙂

[@peterhronek6276]

Great. What do you spray for corosion protection afterwards?

[@Antonyosb]

How come there was all that crap on the brake disk? Does it ever rain in California?

[@killachief187]

Its really impressive

[@hermansillem]

Great content sir. Is it possible to get into every nook and cranny?

[@freelancerfree9782]

how much does this kinda amazing cleaning service?wow.incredible.

[@androwgunawan8589]

Does this method damage the anti rust paint under the car?

[@IAMDetailing]

It can remove it. And we reapply one of a couple different kinds of protection wax after we dry ice clean

[@gwnii8226]

No amoundt of so called wax protection will replace thé efficiency of the original protective coating.

[@mistermyself1128]

Looks great but what is this like 3-4 grand? Dry ice here is a couple dollars a # and the hourly rate for a mechanic is 75-100 an hour. Even a detail specialist wouldnt be cheap. So 12-1600 for the labor, 1600 for the ice, plus whatever else they charge. There are other ways that are a lot less expensive. It does look nice though.

[@douglasb.1203]

It's an appreciating asset, cost isn't the object, preservation is.

[@mistermyself1128]

@@douglasb.1203 You hope it appreciates to being worth it. I can see using for the right car but thats not what Im talking about. Most cars are not and they are billing it as a regular cleaning method. This is not the only place talking about it. There are already services offering it but no one is talking about price.

[@zervont3046]

@@mistermyself1128 you're seething brah

[@mistermyself1128]

@@zervont3046 What? Why do so many idiots go to feelings when screens dont emote? What did I even write that had anything to do with feelings? Stay off the narcos kid.

[@Chif-1972]

Please tell me, what kind of system is this? Very interesting thing!!!👍👍👍

[@IAMDetailing]

Dry ice cleaning machine ColdJet 😉

[@haridaspanicker5888]

This is something new, cleaning with frozen carbon dioxide!

[@diegocamerman943]

What kind of wax product do you use afterwards ? How long does it protect ?

[@motorfab7014]

So clean only in the 1982 when she left the Factory

[@Limeayy]

what's the price on the machine and dry ice you used?

[@dncviorel]

around $30k for the blasting ice machine, but you also need one to make ice.

[@adnan9338]

When are you coming to UK to teach these detailers how to do it . I have not found anyone who can do this here. I’d love to have mine done 😎

[@uzbekuncle]

Check for Karcher website, they sell ice blasting equipment, and it is not something quite new

[@biaritzsiroko6117]

they do it in the uk for sure, just google dry ice cleaning car

[@Petemitchel34]

Superbe 👍

[@liveyourbestlife3785]

Customer states should only take you about 10 minutes

[@Vox93]

Nice work

[@justexplore7955]

Hi there, Awesome job 👌🏻 Could I ask what machine you are using please.. many thanks.

[@canyonrunner331]

I'd be super interested to see a before and after weight on these cars after a full blasting.

[@vincestyles1030]

I need to get my benz done this looks amazing anyone in NJ hit me up please

[@dwityassukmadi4388]

Greetings from Indonesia...

[@ayelwin3179]

Wow I have never seen before

[@irgendwasmitMartin]

If you did this in Germany, you would end up seeing a lot of rust and start crying 😂

[@IAMDetailing]

That's why we are doing this job in California ;)

[@dieselscience]

In Minnesota you see sunlight coming through the bottom...

[@komboi]

A gdzie się podziewa cały ten bród??

[@clementm1821]

Does the leaks get fixed before dry ice cleaning

[@EagleKeeper86]

I would want it cleaned first, it would make leaks much easier to identify and then fix.

[@massimilianomicor8775]

This detailing is mega...but could you please confirm that is so good in case of dry dirt and grease/oily deposits not for oxidation of winter salt streets? Or in this case suface oxidation could be removed with dry ice? Thanks again and congrats for results

[@IAMDetailing]

Yes that’s correct... we can remove dirt, grease/oil but we can change the surface... so we can’t remove oxidation, same with rust... we can remove surface rust (sometimes) but this machines is designed for cleaning. Industrial machines will probably work better on rust but also they are not safe to use in automotive industry.

[@massimilianomicor8775]

@@IAMDetailing thanks, really appreciated!

[@jeromewalters1938]

How much does this cost?

[@Sometimes_Always]

They used 800 lbs of dry ice. Around here it’s at least $1 - 3 a pound. Maybe you can get it less in bulk. I would only even dream about doing this if I were going to sell the car. Otherwise it’s fuking ridiculous

[@martinkulik9466]

@@Sometimes_Always you have to add the work hours beside dry ice cost too..still few thousands damn...

[@squid_fish]

Porsche costs, see title.