Car Detailer Reacts to Tiktok Nightmares

[@moontoon28]

Surprised Sandro isn’t a detail expert too

[@travisdavis3816]

He was busy doing a detailing job

[@Sixsicdix]

But you know is

[@itzwolfkun8623]

right 😂

[@Felix010B]

+1

[@samholdsworth420]

November is

[@Unmarketable]

“My name is Kevin. I own Steve’s.” Bro what hahahahaha

[@ZaWrldo]

Probably bought it off someone because the same was already known

[@Unmarketable]

@@ZaWrldo100% it was just funny as hell when he said it

[@mandowarrior123]

Should change it to steevs of something

[@greecoboost]

I had the same reaction 😁

[@Onemanhasnoname]

He hiding from someone 👀

[@BogeyTheBear]

0:48 People are going to say, _"Whoa, you're going to use a motor fuel as a cleaning solvent?"_ when in fact we use a motor that happens to burn cleaning solvent as a fuel.

[@widdly-scuds]

raw diesel works wonders on removing asphalt/tar from equipment also

[@hejdu13337]

@@widdly-scuds so does butter

[@TheRealSykx]

you're gonna put solvent on paint? what's wrong with this picture

[@misterkite]

lighter fluid works really well too.

[@sarge939]

@@TheRealSykx I mean if gas damaged your paint, wouldn't filling up be a car ruining maneuver.

[@bhcamaro2002]

Donut crew needs to have this guy detail their cars especially Jeremiah's Camaro! 😂

[@someperson7]

Found Jeremiah's alt

[@VaiZ0812]

The civic gets my vote 😅

[@jonathonlyles3349]

I been spraying my cologne in my cabin air filter since high school and it lasts anywhere from 15 mins to a few days only really worth it before a date

[@lazypanda88]

nsh they need him to give the jetta some love haha

[@KasbashPlays]

@@someperson7their username checks out that’s for sure.

[@aceghost1074]

Y'all missed Sandro. I know that man detailed some cars too. I'd be surprised if he didn't know how to rebuild jet engines at this point.

[@zeroelus]

he's built a turbojet....for the boys

[@fiascothe63rd]

@@zeroelusI can hear him saying this in my head

[@spankyjeffro5320]

Didn't you know? That why he's not in this video. Got jets and jetpacks to engineer, man.

[@mikeissweet]

Is this cause he claimed to be a welder?

[@shibasurfing]

he rebuilt my low bypass turbofan recently. for the boys

[@n0ly77]

Mold isnt bacteria. It is a fungal growth. As a professional detailer myself, you need to choose the right products.

[@timlaunyc]

And a lot of anti-microbial may not be anti-fungal.

[@UltraBoogie]

Thanks for mentioning this.... If he's thinking it's a bacteria he's going to treat the problem with the wrong methods. Not saying he's not good in other other areas but that's a bit of a lack of clear understanding.

[@TheKrausenKid]

Ammonia and water 50/50 in a spray bottle. Wait 10 minutes. Wipe down with moist rag.

[@TheRealPOTUSDavidByrd]

Kevin touches on the most important thing several times in this video - be patient and let the chemicals do the work. My grandfather, a product of the 50's, does not understand this concept. In his mind a chemical either works immediately or not at all, and it's absolutely infuriating.

[@IhateSIGNINGup4this]

Your grandfather feels that way because chemicals in the 50s did work right away. They were not watered down or made to protect the user or the material. His degreaser would melt the fat off your hand if you didn't respect it. Products today are made as safe as possible for human use. The shit in the 50s exposed you to everything short of gamma radation.

[@josiahamaze]

You’re blessed you have a grandfather bro

[@ranwolf7650]

My father was the same way with tools. If it didn't do what he wanted right away it was a pos, didn't matter if he was using it wrong. He destroyed an expensive bit of a rotary tool because he jammed it into the work surface instead of slowly cutting it away, even after I told him not to do it that way. I knew how his mind worked.

[@TheRealPOTUSDavidByrd]

@@ranwolf7650 cheers dude hope we don't slip into that sort of state 🍻🍻

[@----.__]

@@TheRealPOTUSDavidByrd Tell me about it. My old man born '49, thinks there's a pill to fix everything. Any time someone has a debilitating issue his first words are always, "oh the doctors will prescribe a pill for that". No dad, they're paralised from the waist down, there are no "pills for that".

[@annehaight9963]

I appreciate Kevin talking about asking the customer regarding scents in a car. Personally I prefer to make the cars I clean smell like nothing other than the original components. It should be clean and odorless as much as possible. There are people who are very allergic to Febreze, as well as scented products like the Little Trees and wafers.

[@johnno4127]

As a scent sensitive person I really appreciate him mentioning it.

[@gen157]

Also as above. I have a difficult time even going near the isle in a store with all the cleaning products. Get light-headed from them too quickly.

[@damionlee7658]

Those scented trees, and virtually all other scent producing products for cars have an oil base to them. They evaporate slowly over time, but the oil then has a limited number of surfaces to end up on. If you have ever wondered why the inside of your windscreen gets all greasy and dirty, even though nobody is touching it... Look at what you are using to fragrance your car. Keep your car clean, and circulate the air, then you won't need those fragrance producers to mask the smell of dirty car and stale air. Your windscreen will thank you.

[@annehaight9963]

@@damionlee7658 It's also the case that many of the materials used inside cars, like in the dashboard, will off-gas when they get hot. I've had many cars over the years that do this, particularly as they age.

[@Megidramon]

I've actually done something similar to the perfume on the air filter. If you lay a little trees air freshener on top of the cabin air filter, you can get a similar effect for much longer.

[@moreskee]

maybe a laundry dryer sheet

[@rickcasedrinksbud]

I’ve done Febreze in my home AC filter and it works great. I would imagine this is better because it’s a smaller space.

[@zackvanblaricum4585]

I wouldn’t use the little trees just because that’s almost like buildup in the filter blocking the flow

[@RealHypeFox]

Dryer sheet gang!

[@TheBUGZNTA]

Little trees cause cancer.

[@daniel.s.stefanov]

BONING! Those skeletons were BONING.

[@JaredConnell]

Ba dum tsss

[@jordankurth8518]

Thank You!

[@thundercats2004]

What a missed opportunity for Nolan!!

[@TheMooseFromTheRoom]

Mold is NOT bacteria, its fungus. Still nasty in that amount in a car

[@TheSlounsBerry]

That was really bugging me lol, glad I’m not alone

[@SirEldricIV]

Same.

[@BayAreaMike99]

Who gives a fuck I was eating😂

[@Offroader-ni6sn]

@@BayAreaMike99 People who got past grade 6 give a fuck...

[@_Circus_Clapped_]

bacteria can grow into a mold spore stage which can look like mold

[@alexanderkidonakis9185]

100% this guys right about taking apart someone’s interior. He’s going to break clips and possible whole panels and then charge you too much??? Hell to the eff no. Most computers are under the seat so spraying water in them like they did in the last video is a great way to total your car

[@CorvusCorone68]

like watching those videos where someone is "cleaning" a video camera and dunks the whole thing in water or a computer tower... electronics aren't dirty dishes

[@Kingswood7189]

Using a pumice stone works wonder for getting hair out of a car carpet. As someone who works at a used car dealership (as a detailer), we see/smell some nasty vehicles, but make them as close to new as we can and as time is permitted. Worst we've been dealt is a mid-2000s chevy tahoe, it was rat infested. The boss man wanted to make a quick buck, rather than spend a little and replace all the seats that were breached, clean out the hvac "box", and just remove all traces of rat existence. Even after a dozen air fresheners and being ionized multiple times, it just stinks so bad. It's gonna be on the lot for a loooonngg time... 🤢

[@ChillinHD]

Worst I had was a cockroach infestation. Easily over 1000 roaches in that car and had like a quarter inch of grease melded solid to the carpet on both passenger and driver's side. Also had a bizarre smell to it, never smelt anything like it. 1 week we had a shipment of like 30 cars which all had piss on only the driver seats. That was really annoying. Seemed like someone was targeting those cars.

[@Kingswood7189]

@ChillinHD 🤢, lol. Did you end up gutting the interior with all that grease? Also, the shop is finally gutting the tahoe and cleaning it up properly.

[@bwame]

My 99 4Runner with 1 billion scratches/pin stripping from offroading: no fear I'll use that microfiber wash mitt I just dropped on the driveway My 2024 Corolla I picked up yesterday (it is black): absolutely terrified to wash/detail That guy rocks! Clearly an expert and fun to watch. Would like to see him again.

[@michaelcross3744]

I love videos like this. There's info I did know but it expands into info I didn't know. Any explanation given ties basic knowledge with a more specific breakdown

[@nukeacitrus883]

Speaking about using correct solvents, me and my mate tried to tint the windows on my car. We used way too much soap in the mixture, diluting the glue. What we ended up with was these awful (but hilarious) tinted curtains, hanging from the windows. We drove around town with those on for a day or two, with the boys peeking out at passersby. 😁

[@AintThatJustTheWay]

Lol

[@abhimaanmayadam5713]

Mold is not bacteria -a bio major. Pedantry aside, that old VW looked absolutely nuts

[@ChylieDartwright]

The dude in the vid was outright wrong multiple times lol. Lots of opinions that arent the only opinion

[@MrAgentEcho]

Even the “animal expert” was wrong in calling a groundhog/woodchuck a beaver.

[@cenciende9401]

And yet it won't grow anywhere without bacteria... hence you can clearly see it is the worst at the touch points in the vehicle where hands have been.

[@MJ-uk6lu]

It's basically biohazard at that point.

[@abhimaanmayadam5713]

@@cenciende9401 Mold will grow anywhere where its very humid and there is some sort of "food source". It will grow on insect eggs if its humid enough. (I unfortunately have first hand experience with that with a research project) While you aren't wrong, things that also could be on the wheel that could probably provide food would be things like oils (like from your fingerprints and any products that the previous owner applied), dead skin cells and bacteria, but there's bacteria on basically everything.

[@user-qz4uf2wc5i]

I love this crew. They make every video entertaining, and as informative as possible! And I haven't found another channel like this!

[@MrMechen]

i have spent my time in detail before being a bodyman and i gotta say automotive detail is under rated and under appreciated... ask anyone to detail his/her own car and then they almost understand

[@infamousboxer]

Kevin is the real deal and after doing this for 14 years he has help me understand alof of things I didn’t really understand… Thank you Kevin!

[@Abrikosmanden]

You're so good at finding delightful and insightful professionals for these videos! Always a joy to watch!

[@eatgluedrnkpaint]

Interesting idea for the cabin filter. Home depot actually sells a spray for your furnace filter also, so it's not a new idea but it is a clever crossover.

[@staceshelley4926]

I was about to say this

[@samholdsworth420]

I was about to say this

[@neruwu]

I'd be cautious with that. Some dude sprayed cologne into his and ended up on just rolled in cause it melted his air vents somehow😅

[@samholdsworth420]

@@neruwu it melted his air vents because it has alcohol in it.

[@neruwu]

@@samholdsworth420 ah ok thanks for the clarification. Do you know why\how the alcohol would do that?

[@damionlee7658]

I've heard many hand car washers talk about the damage done by auto washes, but I've only ever seen one time where those kinds of claims were put to the test. Car show "Fifth Gear" took three identical cars and had an expert detailer prepare the hood to the highest standards. They took one through a traditional automatic car wash, one through a self service jet and brush wash, and the last to a hand car wash. Afterwards they had the detailer inspect the vehicles; and the one with the least damage to the paintwork was the automatic car wash. The hand car wash and self service jet wash cars were scratched to hell and back. A really good hand detailer will of course be better than a car wash. But I wish they would stop telling people that hand car washers are the best option, because the majority of hands car washes are just like the clip with the guy dropping the sponge. (You can find the video of that show on KZbin, it was titled: "How Car Washes Damage Paintwork", and the channel name is Fifth Gear.)

[@DanTheMailman330]

The high pressure touch less are the way to go but you have to use them religiously. Serious grime needs a hand was

[@Ameerah.G]

an auto washer bent the edges of a front plate twice

[@BatCaveOz]

More Angelina and Sandro please.

[@colinpage4894]

A couple of youtube detailers I watch have done flood cars in the past and pressure washing is the best thing for it - can't make it any worse!

[@johnwright3677]

As someone that details vehicle other detailers won't the mold in a car isn't that bad to remove. You need some extra PPE and a few different chemicals especially something that gets into the HVAC system to kill the mold and replace the cabin air filter if it has one. I've cleaned several mold cars in my career and the mold has never come back.

[@kylena7533]

The detailing videos can be some of the best tips and knowledge out of all the vids. Keep making them

[@kd5.3]

Immediately lost me when he acted like a $200 detail was cheap and they deserved to get all scratched up

[@annehaight9963]

It depends on your area. In California a good detail starts at $300 and goes up from there.

[@lukesenseney1045]

Yeah, like sure if they don't do as good a job as he would, you can say that. But they actively made his car worse so that's on them no matter how little he paid.

[@Vagitarian01]

This is the same difference as hiring a handyman vs hiring a licensed tradesman to work on your home.

[@laistab1916]

200 bucks is not that bad if you want a proper detail

[@headkicked]

Kevin is hilarious. Definitely bring this guy back again!

[@MrJab4309]

Why do "professional" detailers act like they've never heard of a touch-free automatic carwash?? They always always always default to smack talking the soft touch ones

[@annehaight9963]

A true touchless automatic car wash, as the word implies, doesn't actually touch the car with any kind of brush or scrub tool. It "cleans" with pressurized jets of water and foam guns. Personally I will never believe that such a wash actually cleans the car completely. I work in car rental cleaning cars, and you cannot clean a car with only a pressure washer and soap. A pressure washer strong enough to do that would damage the car. Even the pressure washers I use will damage a car if used incorrectly (window/door seals and some plastic parts are fragile). We use brushes to actually clean the car; pressure washing only rinses and helps remove major debris like mud. So yeah, we smack talk automatic car washes in general because they are either not cleaning the car, or damaging the clearcoat. I have personally seen the damage caused by automatic "soft touch" machines used at airports.

[@Scwdetail]

It’s simple. No touch car washes “clean” by using a chemical that is strong enough to melt dirt off your car combined with ungodly pressure. Neither are good for any area of your vehicle and they were not made to withstand a high pressure acid bath thus the breakdown of components on your car.

[@MrJab4309]

@@annehaight9963 I'm not saying it's a good wash, I'm pointing out that all they ever talk about is the soft touch washes.

[@awkc63]

I'm an amateur detailer. I love it. I prefer detailing the outside of cars, rather than inside... But I do enjoy it.

[@thedefenestrator2994]

Btw a tip for detailing acrylic windshields such as motorcycles: If you have to get glue off like from duct tape, use a milder solvent like lighter fluid to get the glue off without damaging the acrylic. Acetone destroys it, gasoline makes it hazy, Goo Gone might not be enough, lighter fluid is just right. But if that glue got baked on by the sun, it might be too late for the windshield though. Duct tape glue chemically bonds to acrylic over time, so even if it comes off you’re stuck with scars.

[@CashewBestofNuts]

11:41 Have the AC on Not Circulate, spay scent on the plastic air intake just below windshield. Will make a hotbox smell like parfume quick!

[@shaggyshaggadellic-vn1bw]

Funny, I'm no detailer but I use the two buckets wash but also have tried that spray on cabin filter... lasts about a week lol

[@bAc0nBoY755]

Yeah this guy is full of it

[@moreskee]

Spraying the cabin filter will make it sticky, collect dirt, and clog it up.

[@annehaight9963]

That's what I was thinking. The spray will block the mesh in the filtration medium.

[@brunoais]

8:45: I go to automatic car washes when I get my car washed. But I go to touchless washers. Those are the ones the don't use brushes and just use water jets and air jets.

[@bAc0nBoY755]

Yup. People are so proud of themselves for washing their cars by hand and shame automatic carwashes. But touchless have been around for years and are harmless

[@PS1212]

5:10 so obviously most people dont know this; but mold is NOT bacteria, its fungus, antibacterials often dont work on fungus.

[@JacobTFuller]

Less tutorial and more fails

[@Majima487]

im defo guilty of droping the sponge more than once in my life

[@BradenBooth.]

Couldn’t click faster love these!!! Love you Donut Crew!!

[@Lt_Krunkie]

for real man

[@S_Kirahhh]

100%, I love their videos

[@thewinterprince1731]

I once had a rather large jar of pickle juice dump out all over the floor of the front passenger seat in my car. It completely soaked the floor to the point of getting an actual puddle. My method of cleaning was as follows: Soak up the pickle juice. Use a shop vac to vacuum the juice in the carpet. Soak carpet in water and soap. Use a rag, sponge, and brush to scrub at it. Suck it out with shop vac and more rags. Repeat for like two hours straight, leave it overnight with windows cracked to dry (it was summer), repeat the following the day to get any remaining pickle juice that had dried. Hang an air freshener to counter remaining pickle smell. As far as I know, it worked. I haven't smelled pickles in there in a long time. How do y'all think I did?

[@bonnome2]

0:50 in the Netherlands you can buy cleaning gasoline in most grocery stores. It's a fairly popular cleaning liquid over here.

[@johnthew5798]

I've used a dryer sheet over the cabin air filter, it worked for a day or so.

[@TrippinTafty]

$200 and he says “you get what you pay for” 🤯

[@sekkaro5258]

$200 “detail” gets you quick in and out, sloppy work that liable to damage your paint. To properly detail a car takes a lot of prep, no way you’re gonna get quality work for that price.

[@DaimyoD0]

Yeah, and the point was that Nolan paid $200 to have his car look worse than when it started. Dude is kind of annoying.

[@GeneralNickles]

When I was a detailer a coworker asked me what I'd charge to detail his truck. I said "$75 per hour". He laughed at me, and I told him to go find someone cheaper. he tried. He couldn't. His truck never got detailed.

[@annehaight9963]

You should see what a $75 "detail" gets you (silicone dressing all over the interior, without cleaning first, and applied haphazardly).

[@_droL]

Omg I've been using petrol at home for years to clean tough to remove things like glue off paint work! The fact Kevin mentioned it was an industry secret just gave me so much validation lol

[@mikedawyd4054]

I’ve had to dismantle three rat vehicles. The worst was pulling the carpet and underlay and finding whole cookies! Ppl spend ~$50k plus and treat the vehicle like a dumpster. One vehicle had pooled liquid that looked like soya sauce…no idea what it actually was. Wish I still had the video clips of this stuff.

[@lithgowlights859]

Son got his cal "Professionally detailed" before a car show a few years back, and it came out pretty much like the second car. Took me 2 days to get the swirls out when he got back.

[@JustsomebodyWatchingurvids]

I put a Febreze small spaces air freshener in my glove box. The scent builds up in the glove box and gets pulled into the cabin air filter, distributing it through the vents.

[@jamessizemore7103]

We need more shop dogs at donut

[@Jeremy-kg1zr]

James isn't enough loud, chaotic energy?

[@G3NK5T42]

Someone needs to tell Gramps that mold is not bacteria, it's a fungi, just like him! 😄😉

[@mycocorleone4771]

The cabin air filter works. but you cant change the scent without changing the filter. and it gets overpowering in winter when using your heat

[@cenciende9401]

Any 'air freshener' is disgusting and overpowering. The best scent is just being clean.

[@mycocorleone4771]

@@cenciende9401 Well yea.....🤦🏾‍♂️ obviously its good to be clean, but a cabin air filter filters tge smell of the engine frome getting into the cabin, it doesnt have to do with being "clean".... and some people like smelling perfumes and if thats your thing it does work

[@obeseperson]

@@cenciende9401Wrong

[@themightywookie351c3]

Always rinse your car before you car wash especially if you live in a dirt/sand environment. As the car wash starts to flush out these items it scratches your paint. Can’t see the stuff until you start rinsing the vehicle. I learned the hard way

[@Scwdetail]

This is the reasoning behind using a foam cannon on a handwash. Foam soap encapsulates those grains and makes them slide inside the very slippery soap preventing the “sandblasting” you are talking about.

[@p24p14]

Yknow people, most car interiors wouldn't smell at all if we all took the care to not leave food scraps, empty wrappers and old clothes in our cars :)) source: Am parking attendant - i have seen things

[@obeseperson]

Leaving my trash solely in the drivers seat to anger the parking attendant

[@p24p14]

@@obeseperson You're stinky carpet, not mine ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@matthewnicholas6365]

I'm not a detailer, but i know pretty much everything he knows. I just use that knowledge on my own car, rather than charging others to do theirs.

[@bAc0nBoY755]

Yup. I love how he acts like it's industry secrets when any decent detailing tutorial on KZbin tells you all the same info. And a lot of it is just connon sense. this guy is full of himself

[@matthewnicholas6365]

@bAc0nBoY755 it's business to them. They want to make people feel like they're going to wreck their car, so they spend hundreds, sometimes thousands for them to do it.

[@NinjAsylum]

8:45 Most Car Washes now are 100% brushless so that isnt an issue anymore. Are they as effective as hand washing? Of course not. Are they overpriced and a waste of money? Most definitely.

[@TheSoloENT]

That bubble hood had me.. beluga whale

[@Boodieman72]

Sad this detailer didn't know clear coat is paint it's just not pigmented.

[@westcoasttunersgarage4918]

This Detailer happens to own an automotive paint supply store aswell, I promise you he knows his stuff, I buy my paint supplies from him on a daily basis

[@Boodieman72]

@@westcoasttunersgarage4918 Then it's really sad he didn't know.

[@DrChewy71]

I was just out of high school working at a car dealership cleaning cars over the summer, and more than once I found a pile of bones from chicken wings under seats......more than once! WHY!?!

[@haku8135]

Ohhh for that last clip. First two seconds. "Well you're losing your speakers now, you're just soaking them. Doors aren't THAT hard to clean my guy." Next 2 seconds. "OH DEAR GODS WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU!?"

[@carsonvogt685]

Can Sandro just be a permanent host at this point!

[@mtj7544]

Very educational stuff man thanks alot donut!! 👍👍👍

[@1972mdc]

I like this guy - calm, confident, informative! More KEVIN!

[@joshriver75]

9:00 I've seen the original clip of that Audi wrap. The owner decided to remove and used an air compressor blow gun to inflate the hood for fun times. Not really any kinda fail going on here.

[@Dream146]

Pineapple juice could work well for specifically American cheese. It has an enzyme that breaks down proteins

[@dr.doolittle8179]

Guys got unshakable confidence

[@retsofsivartnetloc9012]

We have a company that comes once a week to clean our fleet, and they use a pressure washer. Every Ford has chipped paint from it, and heaven forbid you ask them to degrease the engine bay. You'll have to change out your spark plugs because of water in the coils.

[@johnathantorres9024]

Hey man to speed up the process I run my car through a touch less automatic wash and then I detail it after my paint is still perfect from the factory and it’s a 2007 🤷‍♂️

[@nathanmead140]

Wasn't said in the video for the video with the balloon but a charged plastic bag can pick up hair too, I replace garbage bags at work and they like to stick to my jeans and work shirt when the bags are charged from walking in the hallway or up and down the stairs.

[@FWDSUXARSE]

I knew a lot of things that Kevin mentioned in this video but also learned a lot.

[@poxcr]

7:48 The one bucket method is even better! A bucket filled with clean soapy water and a bunch of microfiber towels each of which you use only once during each wash.

[@karlosmejia4872]

Humm.

[@DerPilotMann]

Agreed. I've started using this in the last year (I'm just a hobby detailer, not a pro) but I've found it to be great. One big plus is that it's easier to explain to my friends who I'm usually helping detail their cars. For those not in the know, here's what I do: One bucket with clean soapy water, throw in some nice high quality microfiber towels to soak. Wring out just a big of water from a towel, fold it in quarters. start washing top to bottom, when the towels starting to grip a bit, change sides. Once all sides have been used, move on to a fresh towel. Works well with car wash soaps or ONR, and it mitigates the abrasives picked up while washing even better than the two bucket method.

[@Nobody-vr5nl]

My dad was a detailer and my brother and I both worked for him as a kid. It makes me tear up a little that I know what this man knows.

[@megabrex]

I've removed seats to carpet clean under them, I've done this in my own vehicles, despite never being approved by a single factory.

[@evilfingers4302]

The second clip reminds me what my mom did with a Green Scrubbing Pad on the Family Van and telling me, "see it works", I just shook my head and had to tell my dad what my mom did, and oh yeah, he was pissed.

[@RedBeerd]

Extra random aluminum rim cleaning tip for brake dust staining... Oven cleaner. Spray on a cloth, literally wipe away the stain like magic, and rinse off very well. DO NOT let it sit for any length of time.

[@Scwdetail]

This will work. Leave it a second too long n you are screwed. Also, you have basically “burned” the top layer with the uber strong oven cleaner. Unless you ceramic coat those wheels immediately after this your wheels will stain/get dirty way faster after this treatment. Get em coated n less damage next time around

[@TheTorm3ntor1]

Me not getting notified was a fail.... luckily I opened KZbin literally a minute after uploading lol

[@nissanzenkiboy]

Same !!!

[@stipozutic8520]

Mold is not a bacteria, it’s a fungus.

[@cenciende9401]

And yet it won't grow anywhere without bacteria... hence you can clearly see it is the worst at the touch points in the vehicle where hands have been.

[@stipozutic8520]

@@cenciende9401 But bacteria is everywhere it’s not the main condition for mold, the main thing is a place with high moisture and humidity, plus if the air is stale, so no fresh air will cause formation of mold.

[@drugs4sal3]

never seen anyone wash a car from bottom to top, but apparently knowing not to do that is some secret detailer knowledge? anyone who took a shower at least 4 times would figure that out

[@Natsukashii1111]

You sound surprised how dumb ppl can be😂

[@TheTrueBatBrain]

It's more an easy way to find out if the guy you're going to has any level of competence

[@justinmitchell171]

"go with the body lines, do not go up and down" 2 minutes later "3 stripes you'll go this way, then up down....."

[@801russc]

He's one of those people who always gotta be better than everyone else.

[@paule5195]

Ya that guy must be real fun at parties.

[@801russc]

@paule5195 Hahaha, right. This was the 1st video of Donut that I couldn't finish watching. I hope they don't have him back. Sandro on the other hand, that's someone you want to party with lol.

[@Ceen328]

So I'm not the only one, that thinks he sounds very snobbish? I believe that he might be on top of the game, but dude, come on. Good for you if you need to tuck it in. Don't need to hang it out, so everybody can see.

[@bAc0nBoY755]

Exactly what I was thinking. 2:05 . He goes over the most basic detailing info acting like it's some insider knowledge. I got my motorcycle to have a finish nearly just as good as what he shows, on my first try and with cheap, readily available products

[@SomethingAbstract]

You don’t need to be certified to take a car interior out? Lmao

[@SaintLeeclops]

Why do you need certification? Lol maybe just common sense to reassemble

[@ixCGAMExi]

no bullshit, i did the cabin air filter trick a couple years ago, and *soaked* it with a spray scent. popped it back in and let it sit overnight. Next day turned my a/c on and it smelled great! That war right before bubbles started pouring out of my vents haha.

[@suphommy]

That last car was the moldy Volkswagen from the beginning!!! You can just barely catch a glimpse of a VW logo in the car that's getting sprayed 😅

[@metromansoundcloud]

Where my boy Sandro at?

[@Jalan.Anthony]

I’ve surprisingly never picked a rag or any washing material off the ground while detailing my car. Not a single time in my life. The first day my dad taught me to detail my car he told me, if it touches the ground, it goes in the trash. Not the washer, but the trash.

[@HawtDawg420]

That mold happened to my VW Bug, too. Never could get rid of it all. :(

[@albekayl041]

I had Pine Sol once to mop my floors of the house I was moving out of by time I was done and at my new place so maybe an hour! My back was covered in hives!!! It’s was so itchy and horrible and that was the only thing different that I did that day!! Haven’t tried it since!!

[@hellsphoenix9308]

Growin up on a farm we always got told "dont let stuff sit and if you do check the air filter and so on for mice." Or acorns or whatever.

[@trippyleaf4853]

Putting a single little tree on your cabin air filter last longer than a couple sprays on it, but it doesnt work on all cabin filters like the dodge challengers where the filter sits under the hood cowl on its side. In that case it would just fall out.

[@nissanzenkiboy]

I always hands wash my cars, they don’t accept it anyways in drive in car washes. But me washing it is very therapeutic

[@greecoboost]

I get this. Hand washing after using a foam cannon, while listening to music is very Zen.

[@BeaugosseRiche]

Only time I went to a touchless wash, I left with hundreds of orange spots on my car. That stuff is rushed, it skimps on everything, uses harsh chemicals, doesn't wash much, doesn't rinse much, doesn't dry much. Regular car washes can dent my front lip and scrape my car with their brushes. Hand washes, most of them are lazy, overpriced, and won't care if they scrape you with a dirty towel. There's no good solution for people who can't wash their own cars for whatever reason.

[@GeneralNickles]

I was a detailer for drivetime for about 2 years, and in that time I saw some really nasty stuff, but only ONE car we had to just write off as a loss. This Impala had the most disgusting smell I've ever smelled, and I am not at all joking when I say that after the production line was done with it, I personally worked on that car for TWO SOLID WEEKS and we never did get the smell out of it. It was like raw sewage. Imagine the smell of driving past a sewage treatment plant, but 1000 times more intense and completely inescapable. We tried everything, including replacing the seats, the carpets, the AC ducts, the headliner, and I don't even know what else. Nothing worked. It was the only car out of the tens of thousands that I worked on in that 2 years that drivetime had to just haul to the scrap yard.

[@gothkid141]

I bought an old k5 blazer a few years ago and when we opend the dash up there were wunderbaum vanilla trees in every went .

[@DoubleClutchAutoReviews]

NGL, that hood wrap blown up like balloon had me rollin'! 🤣

[@javiervegas2109]

Just bought a polisher, Best f... timing guys.... Great as always, blessings yall !!

[@BurstingVeins1]

gasoline is a farmer's hack too, one of the best cleaners to get embedded grease and grime off your hands. Wipe your hands with a little gas and then wash off with water.

[@mycosys]

This dude has a lot of swagger for a guy who specialises in wiping up bird poop and OP farts.

[@BretWayne]

Fill a sock full and tie end closed with coffee beans and leave in front of a floor vent. Bought a car that the previous owner did this with and it worked great.

[@MurderBong]

I ALWAYS WASH MY CAR LIKE SOMEONES WATCHING. 😅 2 BUCKETS? NAH, 3 !! DROP IT? TOSS IT. ETC.

[@JanelleRae]

the bubbled wrap on the audi made me laugh out loud

[@kevindignam5724]

C'mon Nolan, you missed it - the 2 skeletons were boning