HOW TO DETAIL & CERAMIC COAT A NEW CAR! 2020 Ford Mustang! P1 Wash & Decontamination! (Vlog 31.1)

[@cagiva20001]

You are the best detailer in the business. No doubt about it. Love your videos. Ivar,Oslo Norway

[@nickstarz9316]

I think He is the best detailer in Australia. His videos made me attempt a wet sand on a black car . All I can say its the little pointers he gave in his great videos that made it perfect . Guy can teach through a video with some common-sense. Epic

[@TheAjs71]

Well said Nick, yes no ego, no idiotic music, just a relaxed, well produced video. Thanks again Sandro, all the post production work you're doing is time well spent too, cheers A

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Did you practice on a junk test panel first or just dive right in?

[@Codriver72]

Every time I learn something from your vids. There is always some small tip or comment that gives me a new angle to think about. Thank you for sharing.

[@robczeto8722]

Still really enjoying the cleaning therapy! Thank you for the quality content!

[@stevereaburn7626]

Thanks for sharing. More great work Sandro. Some detailers in this town have their head stuck that far up their rear end with arrogance, and appear to recycle 'recent work' on social media, it's refreshing see quality work, updated frequently, and also sharing tips & tricks.

[@webhito]

Yea, I have had a few cars delivered like this, they even tried to deliver one with bugs stuck on the fender. Looks like your mustang was the one they had in showroom, they just use a dirty, dry as a bone microfiber to wipe it and call it a day. Can't wait to see her sparkle as she should!

[@gabrielpauloignacio9170]

Liked the video before I watched, never skipped an ad. Makes me smile everytime I see P1 because for sure there will be more new videos to come very soon. Keep up the good work, Sandro. Cheers mate!

[@ext3reme]

Thanks for the great video. The quality is sublime as always.

[@pgill2682]

Can't wait for the whole series. Sandro is knocking it out of the park once again!

[@Andy-From-England]

Nice job sandro can't wait for the finish

[@gabrielmagalhaes2258]

Nice video!

[@joevanseeters2873]

Nice video Sandro! You are still one of my favorite detailers around the world! Thank you for taking the time to bring the world your expertise in Detailing and sharing your experiences and wealth of knowledge with the rest of us out here. While I doubt any of us will ever be a detailer at the level you are, the fact you share your experience with the rest of us out here is a true testament of your character. Can't wait for the next one buddy! Take care

[@joevanseeters2873]

Oh, on a side note, I appreciate you posting the video a while back about POLISH ANGEL and how well those products work. While yes, they are very expensive compared to other products out there, one thing about Polish Angel..........THEY WORK incredibly well! I bought the Master series of products (Master Compound, Master Polish, and Master Sealant), along with Rapid Waxx as the topper and maintenance product. I love the Master Series, especially master sealant!. The only minor issue I had was with Rapid Waxx which I think I am applying WAY too much, so it was a little harder to remove than the Master Series of products, but again, it's probably me applying way too much. I might try their HIGH GLOSS spray sealant after the Rapid Waxx is gone as I have heard High Gloss is a really good companion product to Master Sealant. I also absolutely love their DIVER glass cleaner, and their SUPER SPORTS wheel sealant. Another one I love is GLISSANTE car wash. Those three are the best "maintenance" products on the market for their particular areas (Wash, Glass, and Wheels) hands down, and I have tried literally HUNDREDS over the years. GLISSANTE doesn't have hardly any foaming ability which I know would turn off a lot of people, but it has a ton of lubricity and slickness and with me keeping my car so clean anyway, it works perfectly as a maintenance wash product.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

PolishAngel have definitely created some fantastic products within their massive lineup, and thanks for sharing your experience with them!

[@greymark420]

There is only one thing better than the sound of a V8, the sound of a V8 Supercharged.😀

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

It actually sounded fantastic!

[@greymark420]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Yes i agree, just pointing out that the whistle of a supercharger is the icing on the cake 😀

[@neilbenzie3618]

Yay 😀 another series to watch . Top work as always Sandro , great information shared once again . 👍🏻😁

[@catguy64]

Love your videos: relaxing to watch, thorough and professional. A job done right. 👍🏻

[@focusondetailing3855]

Always great and informative videos mate! Love that colour 👍👍

[@bottlejobpleb]

Keep running these type of series. Your production, commentary and editing are top notch. Keep at it man. An appreciative fan.

[@93blunts]

The swirl marks on this brand new mustang is amazing. Something extra 👍😂

[@CoyoteCarroll]

I have the same wheels, so this definitely came in handy! Every other time I’ve cleaned my wheels they still looked more charcoal then black.

[@fenixshogun]

I would like to open a business like yours here in Japan, but I don't know how to do it. always when i start polishing or detailing a car i try to do everything like you and this has improved my results a lot. thank you very much

[@mattironkainen1780]

Thank you again Sandro ❤️

[@PapaSmurf918Detail]

Great video my friend! Big fan of all.your vids🤝👍 Keep up the great work!

[@mickholgate3347]

great video as always mate.

[@edpujol605]

Hi, you’re giving me such an inspiration to improve as a detailer. Great video as always Sandro. You’re blessed and a talented person. Keep it up. Hard work with passion always pays up. 👍

[@markmccullough6873]

Wow!! You just show me something i have never seen before.When you where drying the car you did"nt go in strait lines you dab the side panels that was pretty cool.I have not seen any other detailer do that.Sandro you show me somthing new.I had always washed and dryed in strait lines or cross hatch pattern.Say Safe Stay Heathy.

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Sandro my friend, I don't think dealerships will ever adopt safe car washing techniques. It's just way cheaper to use one bucket of soapy water to get through about 10 cars with a brush. Unless its a higher end car manufacturer, most dealerships only care about maximizing profits. (10 years in a dealership service department)

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Unless enough people kick up a fuss so it ends up costing them more money to rectify the damage, then yes you’re 100% accurate!

[@kai_291]

I'm startled how some cars look fresh of the Dealer just sad to be honest to get a brand new car in a condition like this. But it's in great hands now👍🏻 can't wait for the rest

[@PKDetailingPL]

Hi. Like always, very very professional content! And to be honest, you became my guru after watching tons of videos from other youtubers. You are the best, honest, and the most valuable source of information I’ve ever see here on YT. And for that I’m very grateful and please keep up the good work! Can’t wait for the next, paint correction part :) Best wishes

[@chadrandolph9874]

Hey Sandro! I’m here for this! Let’s go....😁 5.0

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Hope you enjoy this series!

[@dwaynestimpson5449]

I should have never watched your videos. I got a good soft light and went around my new truck, sadly, there are tons of defects and imperfections in the paint. I will be a busy bee this weekend. I found you by searching the correct way to ceramic coat. In my search I got the final vid of this car, now I am watching the pre-cleaning prior to ceramic. You are a scholar in this industry. I wish you were in my city! This car looks amazing in the final video. Note: same color as my new F150, Rapid Red.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Yes, once you see defects you can never unsee them again! Thanks mate and I hope the videos help!

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Yes Sandro, inspection is key before doing any type of work on a vehicle. I had the experience with a new car that front windshield was kind of scratched and with photos I demonstrated my client it wasn't me. I also corrected the windshield with rayon pad and the Cerium, later used GlassParency's product as protection. I asked the client if he requested the dealer to detail the vehicle and the answer was yes. So possibly the scratch was caused there or by vehicle transport. I always advise people not to let the car dealer to detail a car or have them use Ceramic coating because of the awful job they do by not preparing it adequately and never know exactly which product was used. Xoxo from Puerto Rico 👍🇵🇷

[@acrylup]

Seriously, this is great content ! Keep doing it I'm loving it !

[@giogamer4825]

Great as always! Looking forward to part 2

[@ahceneabbas3767]

Good work👍

[@markradovic4493]

Excellent Video Sandro. Nice to see Brian Spitler give you a shoutout on his Facebook page with a link to this Video. Have you ever tried to use eucalyptus oil to remove adhesive residue? It's worked a treat for me in the past.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Thanks and yes that was nice of him and yes I have used it, it’s powerful stuff that has a thousand uses!

[@xXExtremeGameXx]

Fantastic video fella. Just love your channel. I have learned so much. I have just picked up my new Mercedes CLA in black from the dealer and you can see swirl marks in the paint already! Going to wash and polish it myself to hopefully get rid of these marks. Looking forward to the second part of your Mustang wash.

[@ibrahimshareef3984]

Thank you Sandro for such an amazing video on a Sunday night! It was a real pleasure to watch! 😍 I was actually rewatching some of your older videos before this one, and it’s quite amazing to see how much the footage and editing of your videos has improved. Keep on producing quality content! 👌🏽

[@ibrahimshareef3984]

Hey Sandro, I have a couple questions. How long is your pressure washer wand, where did you get it from, how much, and would you have liked it any longer/shorter?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I’ll give a link to where I got it and really get all my pressure washer attachments below. I honestly can’t remember what I paid for it maybe $50-100 and I can’t go to the shop due to Melbourne lockdown till who knows when so I can’t measure it for you but I’m really happy with the size, it’s maybe 60cms or so long victorianpumps.com.au/

[@ibrahimshareef3984]

Car Craft Auto Detailing Thank you!

[@Dominari66]

That tune 21 minutes in, is nice Sandro 🤙

[@johnnyringo4463]

It is nice. Reminds me of a group called "explosions in the sky".. not sure if you ever heard of them.

[@yaishmatheen4274]

Hi Sandro, I hope that people realise how much much effort you really put into these videos. They are the best on KZbin, no doubt about that. My question is, why do you spray on the snow foam, and rinse it off before the hand wash? Wouldn’t leaving the snow foam on the car save more water, provide more lubrication and also provide more cleaning power? I’m sure you have a very good reason, so I’m looking forward to hearing it!

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Thanks, and it’s because I use the snow foam as my pre-wash agent to remove as much dirt as possible together with the pressure washer before the hand wash stage to minimise wash induces swirls.

[@yaishmatheen4274]

Car Craft Auto Detailing Thank you very much, it makes sense now

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

When I bought my first new car 6 years ago, I took the keys right after it came off of the truck and drove it into the shop for PDI; there no was chance for the "detailers" to get to it. I kept that car completely swirl free until the day I gave it away to my sister. Fast forward to a few months ago, I bought my second new car and it arrived at the dealership when I was off for a week on vacation...I'm now going to have to do atleast a 1 stage correction. No good!

[@TheCarDetailingChannel]

Ah yes! Good ole dealer installed swirls.

[@pbdubz]

You know whats funny I have always gotten compliments on my mustang everywhere I go about how clean shiny perfect my car was and also get asked how I was my car but for the last ten years I have only ever washed my car with water and a microfiber towel and for the wheels I use a wheel cleaner and add shine to tires thats it The paint never saw anything but water idk but everywhere I went wow your car looks brand new 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@ayodine1]

Great video. I love the part especially when u said we dont have to use the exact chemicals u use to achieve the results. Cudos

[@ambroseleung1222]

Under the current situation , I wouldn't be surprised Ford dealer sacked the guy used to do the cleaning on site and one of their sale actually either wash the car on site with 1 cloth and below average detergent, or even worse I seen a new car been drove to a near by car wash ( swire maker) for predelivery wash.

[@Alchemist124860]

I don’t think dealerships know about the safe car wash practices, they just hire a regular general worker and give them retail car wash products, during this COVID pandemic I sent my car in for a service, they said they won’t be washing it due to COVID related reasons but eventually ended up washing it and marring the paint, although detailing is becoming popular there are still a lot of people who still can’t tell the difference between a detailing service and a car wash.

[@charlesbardforth6738]

The detailers, yardies etc at the dealerships know these methods. They do it at home and on the side (bro in law is one). The problem is 1. they dont have the time. They are forced to do a whole car in and out in 30 min. 2. They are not given the tools to do it properly. They are told wash and go.... NEXT

[@cjsauto1392]

Exactly as Charles said i work at a dealerships service department and we do around 70 cars a day in our wash bays between 4 people using crap car wash and horse hair brooms and wash mitts that haven't been cleaned in months literally tried making them get proper equipment and products to no avail even brought my own good products in to use but don't get paid enough and yes i detail cars and cringe when i have to wash a $170,000 suv in the wash bay

[@EL_SINALOENSE]

‼️A true professional‼️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@kmpaton]

Never ever, ever, ever let the dealership "detail" your new car prior to delivery. I didn't even let them take the plastic off the exterior on my STi.

[@Mike-om4ro]

I worked at a Ford dealership and our detailing department was actually pretty good, but not to this standard. Time is always money at a dealer..

[@littlediablo]

@@Mike-om4ro I hear you re time is money, but this is so far below the bare acceptable minimum. Dealers here in Australia are very bad at basic pre-delivery and washing after a service, they cause huge damage. I had exactly the same experience with a Focus RS, my first and last Ford. Then they want positive reviews and loyalty?

[@koioo2]

@@littlediablo the dealer is more for technical service working on the motor than detailing.but are exceptions to the rules and are dealers doing a good job in cleaning it

[@littlediablo]

@@koioo2 I hear you bud but this is a new car, it got so bad because of a careless manufacturer and careless dealer. Unfortunately in Australia most dealers can't even do basic technical work anymore without a major fail. It's a huge problem here.

[@koioo2]

@@littlediablo okay okay

[@CanadianCruisin]

Watching this i notice all the little detail differences between the European car and my own.

[@sbrick9589]

Just in time I have a new mustang to do soon

[@7071t6]

WOw who eve has this stang, will be blown away, keep up the great work Sandro mate, like i said your work outshines the rest on youtube when its comes to detailing products and professionalism. 🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎✌👍👌😊

[@khutek3114]

We are waiting for our brand new family car. A black (😭) Mercedes suv. And this video, and those that will follow, are already my bible!! Thx so much!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@matthewderidder286]

More quality content.

[@MickDrivesCars]

Working in that Iron X must have smelled like death

[@LMBC6Brian]

You need a water sprite my dude. Not sure if you have Napa auto parts stores in your country, but they only sell them and they are gods gift to drying cars. Trust me.

[@Anthony-sl2sj]

Man,,,, you caress those cars like you would a woman😁👍🏾

[@LightSpiD]

It was a pure pleasure to watch the video Sandro 🙄 But it was way to short 😅

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Yes, twenty something minutes to watch equals twenty something hours to edit unfortunately lol, thanks mate!

[@bobbymelanson]

I have become very impressed with the NV product line. Any advice about how I could go about becoming a wholesale partner and distributor of NV car care products here in the USA?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I believe Parks Car Care is now selling Nv in the USA but you can always contact the guys at Nv Car Care here in Australia for any enquiries nvcarcare.com.au/pages/contact-us

[@nicorallysport]

👍 Direct !!

[@nicorallysport]

Why do manufacturers not deliver new cars with a vrap to take off on delivery as porshe does, so that the vehicle arrives new without scratches etc ... It is shameful at this price to have a new vehicle to correct !. Even the gear knob, pedals, and all parts prone to streaks, scratches are protected for delivery in perfect condition, and protective vrap and tape is not very expensive for them! I don't understand 😏 Otherwise nice car

[@keebler3074]

While I’m not defending the way new cars come from the dealership, I’m just sayin y’all gotta cut the guys that prep them some slack. They have to prep those cars for delivery sometimes only having less than an hour to do so. And they do this all for a little over minimum wage if that.

[@Alchemist124860]

we not blaming them, it’s the people in charge that are to blame, as long as the car looks somewhat clean and shiny it’s good to go

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Yes, it’s not the person who isn’t given the time or proper training to do it, it’s those in charge that ok it, but it will only change if the customers call them out, and gets them to rectify the issues which will end up costing them more money than just doing it right to start with.

[@calvinwong365]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing the only way for dealerships to do this is if they fully admit what the admin fee includes. $400-$600 for bunch of paper work? If I see fat people working in a dealership. I know for a fact they're living the life. Dealerships just need to admit that admin fees is to pay people to wash their cars or just breakeven and meet their quota for the month. It'll never change due to so much false advertisement from their office. I worked at volkswagen before during the recall scandal in Canada. And I'm happy to say in Ottawa, you have a few owners that own multiple dealerships. In Vancouver, you have one owner that owns about 25 dealerships. Majority of them put out false advertisement just so customers can show up to the dealership and the sales representative will clown you around to make you forget about the sales and you'll forget the $3000 rebates they advertised Nature of the game. Alot of dealerships are crooks and the government of Canada also knows this. Golf R still amazing car though,,☺️

[@keldmllnitz4626]

Amazing how much trapped water one can blow out

[@Dominari66]

My old man just picked up his new kia gt on Friday. It was absolutely disgusting to see how they delivered it, there's scrathes all over the body ! They said that they clayed it and washed it and all I've seen is maring, scratches, water spots and on the back when the boot opens, so much impurities in the paint ! I showed my old man after going round it and he was in tears and pissed off! Seriously how can a dealership hand over a car like that? Looks like I've got a lot of work to do.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Yes, it’s a real shame but just oh so common!

[@Dominari66]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Well mate, My partner picked up her new Golf final edition on Wednesday and it was an absolute disgrace! She asked them not to touch it and they refused, said that they can't hand over a dirty car. Well when she went there, to pick it up, there was marks all over it and bird shit ! She was very upset and when she pointed out the bird shit, the guy went to flick it off, to she yelled at him and he went and got a cloth and water. So when she got home, she went to clean it better and the colour of the cloth was black , we're seriously pissed off. Today it went to the detailer and he was shaking his head and showed her more marks, scratches and maring. I don't know how dealerships can have any pride in what they do, I'd be ashamed to hand over a brand new car that dirty ! Like you said mate, dealerships use old equipment and don't wash cars correctly.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

It’s a difficult situation as you’ve already paid for the car when you pick it up and they know that! I always let my customers inspect the car under good lights before the pay and I never rush them, and that’s the real difference - once they have you’re money they just want you to shut up and go away! These aren’t necessary bad people and most of the time the customer is unaware of the defects, it’s just the whole way the process works that needs to be addressed and if people don’t complain and hold them accountable nothing will ever change.

[@Steathl]

Hey Sandro, awesome video as always! I need your thoughts on something.... I bought Turtle Wax Compound and Turtle Wax Polish. I have used them combined with a DA speed 4-5 and some SPTA 6 inch foam pads. I have tried the polishes and pads on different vehicles and I have the idea that its making more micro marring than removing. I also tried a finish pad with the Polish to give gloss and I suspect that even with that "harmless combination" some micro marring have showed up....What are your thoughts on that ?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I unfortunately don’t have any experience with the SPTA pads and I just haven’t had a great experience with Turtle Wax compounds and polishes in the past, but I know some people have. The reason you’re getting marring in the finish could be due to a lot of things so I really can’t say for sure. It could be that you’re compounding marks are aggressive and aren’t being refined in you’re polishing stage, or it could be that you’re polish and pad combination and technique is creating that marring itself, especially if the paint is. Using less polish can sometimes help finish better, but quite honestly mate it could be so many things, so I can only guess. The video I did on polishing soft paint may help explain things a little better if thats the issue.

[@Steathl]

The thing is that, this time I only used a finishing pad with the polishing liquid to give gloss and lock it with the ceramic...now is glossy but with micro marring (its nothing too bad but still, you know that we want perfection) . Is just frustrating. I bought this polishes to try them out because they are cheap, and the spta pads as well. Thanks for the reply mate.

[@michalandrascik2162]

How is it going Sendro? In past I have adopted your one bucket method with shampoo in sprayer bottle. I can see that you switched back to two buckets. Did I miss something?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

No I didn’t switch and still use it all the time but also still use the two bucket method at times. My videos are just a very small glimpse of my work, 99% of what I do isn’t filmed but I understand that that’s what you guys see.

[@kingpin1118]

I do alot of my side work out of a car dealerships detail bays. (Free chemicals and water, amiright?) But yeah i gotta bring my own wash mitts, buckets ect because consistently the stuff they use is gross. Its a chevy dealership but I've watched them wash a camaro zl1 with the same broom they used to clean a huge 15 passenger van 10 mins before. Lol

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Sounds like a good way to go!

[@xJoRDox96]

Hey Sandro! I've just bought a brand new Hilux and have been driving it for the past week. I've just purchased UK3.0 as well as some Gliss to use as protection. Do you think that it'd be acceptable to thoroughly wash the car, use an iron remover, and then apply the coatings? I've never polished a car before, and I don't plan on attempting it on a brand new car. Cheers!

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Yes it’s completely acceptable! Polishing the paint will give you better results, longevity and performance from a coating but it in no ways means you can’t coat a car without paint correction. It just means that it may not last or perform quite as well.

[@xJoRDox96]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Awesome! Thanks for your reply & love your work!

[@ragemydream]

another great video - question, if it's a brand new car, why do you debadge it? and why do it after the wash?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Thanks, and the customer wanted to replace the side badges and I do it after a wash because you want to remove any dirt prior.

[@SH-rh7oy]

I’ve just bought a new car that I’m vinyl wrapping - do you have any videos on how to protect and maintain a satin finished wrapped car?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Not so much, it’s a rare occasion I get wrapped car, though I did a review on CarPro Skin which is for wrapped or satin to matte paint led finishes.

[@bobyoung1698]

OK, I understand wanting a clean car. But how much time do I need to invest in washing/polishing for every mile I drive the car? I live in Michigan and drive my Mustang GT during the summer months. The weather can be all over the map. O enjoy driving my car but if I have to spend hours detailing it every time I drive it ...

[@DooD22]

We should make a discord server for him. We would have a place to talk about stuff and give tips to each other :)

[@HellzHonour]

Is it better to do a pre-soak with the pressure washer before using the foam cannon to coat the vehicle in foam?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I find that the foam doesn’t cling as well and it gets more diluted if it applied over wet paint, but it’s a personal preference.

[@daveharris7024]

Hey Sandro, just wondering what you might recommend for a soap in comparison to the Snow+ that is available for purchase in US?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

You can now get the Nv range in the US from parkscarcare.net/ but I’m sure there’s a lot of brands in the US that also make strip or decontamination wash products such as Adams strip wash and Griots foaming surface prep, I just haven’t personally used them.

[@daveharris7024]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing I just see how religiously you use the NVs+ so for me, if you put that much faith in a product, that's a must have. Thank you so much for the link

[@paulborg9609]

Sandro, well done. One small question, when you wipe down the iron remover do you use the same towel and rinse with every panel or do you use multiple towels?

[@ImChench]

Probably a good idea to use multiple different towels.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I have a few towels dedicated and separated for this process and I cycle through them - they are my stinky towels!

[@paulborg9609]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Thank you Maestro!!!

[@アーニャ-h3s]

最近、凄く気になる動画 だったので毎回 拝見しています😊 ただ、英語なので全くわからないですが、、😓😖 でも気持ちいい内容です✨ fromJapan❗

[@MuspeeHD]

How big of a risk are there to marr the paint when working in a fallout remover or a tar remover with a Microfiber cloth? It just doesnt feel right for me to do it, and i feel like i risk marring the paint just as much as when im using the clay... Whats your take on it? 😊

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

As long as the paint is free from loose dirt and you’re using a clean cloth with little pressure, the risk is minimal and far less than claying the paint without a doubt.

[@d.detailing9479]

This is Ruby red paint? Looking great

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

It may be, I can’t remember for sure though.

[@Hostile5oh]

This is possibly the new 2020 color “Rapid Red” it’s a little brighter than Ruby Red.

[@michaelweisner5550]

Your work on this car wash incredible. Fine job sir. The fact that someone paid 60,000.00+ for that crap is very disappointing...FORD!

[@iangreene8720]

You need to buy a steamer to remove badges.

[@tonymontana897]

Just wanted to add. Seeing as you push waxit.com products, how about a discount code for the viewers ??

[@davidkinniburgh2265]

Would you say SNOW+ would be too strong for a maintenance wash snowfoam on a car without a ceramic coating?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Snow+ really isn’t a maintenance wash for any car, coated or not, that’s what Snow is for. Snow+ is really a periodic or decontamination car wash detergent.

[@davidkinniburgh2265]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thank you for the feedback. I don't think I could list all the things I've learned from your videos.

[@simplecardetailing6238]

Graphene, graphene

[@kingpin1118]

Gyeon Iron smells awful, how's the carpro?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

The same ... as is the case with most of them

[@calvinwong365]

As much as I hate those dealership owners, managers, business as usual, the dealerships barely make any money on car washing and delivery. The bill of sales have shit like $400-$600 admin fees which is bullshit. Some of those high fees go to the time it takes to deliver a car or contractors dealership pay at a detail shop to prepare the car. If you want top end quality, expect around $70-$120/ hour on a vehicle never been detailed before after years, and the customer have 1-3 kids. This could run 4-9 hours depending in the job excluding breaks. I seen a local detail flex his rupes tools to me but at the same time I seen him and his team abuse compressed air by blowing dirt into the cracks and crevices of the vehicles. I quit after a week of their false advertisement on their pricing and website. Some of you meathead bmw and benz owners need to chill, if you can lease/finance $1000 plus a month but can't afford a detail and complain about the pricing. "You ain't special enough to care"

[@saulmtz7309]

What do you think of chemical guys?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I’ve only tried a few of their products and I wasn’t exactly blown away but I did like their VRP tyre dressing

[@andylai-fz6uc]

dealerships are dog shit at cleaning cars. Saw one using a sponge the other day FFS. ALWAYS get a discount on final payment when picking up a new car, inspect and then point out the damage they have done.

[@AntLive29]

Thank God the 🇺🇸 does not get those clear taillights

[@sergeyprokuratov3668]

Спасибо за познавательные видео о детейлинге)

[@nicholaspeppas945]

Is the owner’s name Harry?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Could be lol

[@junctionautosalon]

Roughly 80% of my clients are new Mustang owners. These black performance pack wheels all have pretty terrible finishes even when brand new. Its pretty disheartening to see this from the manufacturer honestly.

[@swedishbob_7315]

Great 3 part vid, cheers

[@ilikechickensausages2075]

There is no such thing as a "Brand New" car. Think about it, The car has to be driven from the factory to the holding yard then transported to shipping yard, across the open ocean, driven off the boat to sit in a yard till it get's picked up again, Or driven the distance to the dealership. Left again in a pre sale yard waiting on a pre sale check and "detail" then Sits out side for someone someday to say yes! I'll take that one.

[@andylai-fz6uc]

and washed 10 times by the dealer with sandpaper

[@JayLupe]

Quick note: NEVER apply IronX to plastic trim, plastic is porous and within time the IronX will chew it up. Tape it off and cover it

[@littlediablo]

Wow, the exterior of that car looks 3-4 years old. To the Dealership and Ford...ridiculous.

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Ha! Look at their GT350 and GT500, you will wet sand some areas like trunk area

[@kakashi99908]

Lots of dealers take it through the auto wash every time they show it to a customer and sometimes daily just to "keep it clean and presentable" not to mention the pre-delivery "detail". Of course the average consumer is to blame for not caring though...

[@koioo2]

hi mister sandro

[@koioo2]

looking forward to part 2 yes sire

[@Ludo_A]

Paint correction on a brand new car ??

[@PyleHD]

Although I respect this craft of car detaling and paint correction, and I understand that the owner of this kind of shop won't turn the job opportunity down, I think doing such work on a new car is really too much. I mean look at the car! It is new, it looks great, you have to take deep look with a lamp to find defects. Protecting your paint is great but stuff like this can make people always unhappy about micro imperfections which are unavoidable because the car exists to be driven. Then they turn into people who don't drive cars the way they should and end up spending so much money on these services and products but always end up being unsatisfied

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Detailing my cars or my customer’s cars has never stopped me or them enjoying enjoying them. If anything it’s only enhanced the experience knowing that the cars look their best and are well protected. There’s no such thing as perfect and all cars will get swirls, scratches and other defects down the track, it’s completely normal and most people are fine with that. But when you spend so much hard earned money on a brand new car it’s nice to get something that reflects that new car experience in that moment even though it will pass. You wouldn’t except a brand new TV with scratches on the screen so why should new car owners except a brand new car with scratches and other defects all over it?

[@creaghdebarbanda6470]

I just realised all the car detailing videos watched before, were crap!