Cleaning a really dirty work van vw caddy

[@ShadwellxE1]

Would be nice to see customers reaction after car is cleaned

[@collinslfc]

Well since they let it get in such a mess in the first place, they probably don't care.

[@TheRWETRWE]

@@collinslfc Ε-Χ-Α-C-T-L-Y

[@paulmullins4676]

I had detailed a car that was 19 years old and never really cleaned well. The owner said it was a car she inherited from her passing father. When she came to pick it up she started crying and said it looks like when he bought it.😁

[@honestreview1043]

😮

[@honestreview1043]

@@collinslfc I bet half the pcp cars look like this until people hand them back 🙄

[@jonny5777]

My caddy has 170k miles on and is as clean as it was when it was new. If one of our men treated our van like that we’d sack him. That was a brilliant cleaning job mate I had no idea you could get that detailed.

[@cbecks2051]

You clearly arnt busy then or your company must be shit😂

[@cbecks2051]

Saif Chowdhury bullshit😂 bet you have 1 job a week😂

[@BigFlex516]

chris becks how does him saying that cleaning takes 10 minutes translate into him having poor business? And cut the petty emojis, you’re just unnecessarily mean to people you haven’t met before

[@kevinohare7917]

How many miles did you end up getting out of your caddy?

[@jfan4reva]

First car was a 1969 Chevrolet Nova (US). Bought it from my girlfriend because I didn't have a car and she wanted to get a better one. Windshield and rear window seals were gone by the time I got it in 1979. When you drove it in the rain, water dripped from the rear view mirror. No problem though because it ran out through rust holes in the floor pan. I wanted to mount speakers in the cut outs under the rear window, but most of the metal had rusted away back there too. Sold it to Weird Wally, a local used car dealer who specialized in selling the cheapest used cars in town. It was a piece of junk, but it was reliable junk. Thanks for the video.

[@anthonyi6572]

My first car was a 1974 AMC Gremlin. White with blue racing stripes. The air conditioning had a Desert Only setting. Loved that car.

[@owensteele1274]

I've seen end-of-life vans with cleaner interiors than this. What a turnaround, now looks like new and I bet it smells fresh now. To all the silicone-haters: The silicone spray, in fact, has a good place in the arsenal if used correctly, in that it can minimise and fill some scuff damage to trim, and then a quick wipe over the sprayed surface with a relegated microfibre gives a satin-like, newer-interior look, I find. I primarily use it on lower interior trim pieces and seat rails myself. I would never use it on leather or anything the driver touches as it will make these items look shiny, cheap and used. Also, my first car was J903 GHU, which was a Polaris Grey Sierra Sapphire 1.8 LX. I found it comfortable and quite fast. At the time, it looked quite smart with its dark grey paint, dark rear lights and numberplate panel and red bumper and moulding in-fills.

[@lloydsetty]

My first car was a 1969 Dodge Monaco, former police car with a 383 cubic inch engine, real American muscle beast. I was 17 and had no idea how fast it was until I almost missed a curve at over 140 MPH and nearly ended up in a river! Ask your mate how he could drive it with all the bad smells! I'm real picky about how my car smells inside, and its always clean and no trash ever. That moldy fruit had to smell terrible! Keep up the great videos!

[@oscarmarfori613]

It is a very satisfying to see a car all cleaned and resurrected from the clutches of the garbage dump, thanks for sharingk this video Maite 👍

[@AkAsCoTTii3]

The agitation that the Magic erasers make is really satisfying!

[@moldingpro7208]

Van was disgustingly dirty. 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 2dr. Had no motor when I got it. My dad and I installed the motor and I drove it through high school and then gave it to my sister when I got married. Loved that car!

[@robertwest9717]

My first car was a 1996 Kia Sephia... loved that car, went through two engines and a transmission... drove it until the wheels fell off, literally lol

[@daredevil7442AUTOMOTIVE]

A gold colored 1979 Pontiac Firebird with a 4.9 V8....got it in 1986 when I was 16 in high school. It leaked oil from the rear main engine seal but, I loved it!

[@adamolupin]

1989 Chrysler LeBaron with a turbo. I loooooved her. She got me addicted to speed and through high school and college and died as soon as I graduated. I was so sad to see her go... until wasps moved into the trunk. Then I couldn't see her go fast enough.

[@vincemck2002]

Can't believe i enjoyed a carwash video......but i did!!!! Great job mate......my first car was a 1964 Holden EH Special 179ci 3 on the tree sedan......miss it a lot. Keep these coming please.

[@kebabtank]

You cleaned off the sticky, greasy, oily mess, and sprayed that sticky, greasy, oily dashboard shine on it!

[@NathanCelica]

Well to us detailers it indeed is rubbish... But to most people it's a great 'extra'. In most cases they don't gave a crap if its sticky or not, as long as it looks good.

[@thetraindriver01]

Lol yep, he always uses it 😜

[@x-tremedetailing6682]

When its a work van natural can look horrible. Spay it on in hard to get areas coat rest with dressing then with fresh microfibre cloth go over remove access and leaves nice finish. @@NathanCelica

[@R3FL3X84]

@@NathanCelica hes not detailing the car. he just cleans them. there is a difference.

[@brosk1s883]

Not all shiny dash dressings are sticky and greasy, basically none of Meguiars’s glossy range is like that Prefer Meguiars natural shine or 303 AP myself but no way is someone going to go the effort of cleaning the dash only to not protect it.

[@chenjoe6172]

1966 Ford Mustang. It was three colors: Gray primer, orange body filler, and red rust. Fuel gauge didn't work and it left me stranded more than once. Miss that car.

[@autoshineblackpool]

Man, id love a classic stang.

[@securespark]

Your friend is a lucky bugger and my first car was a 1978 Alfasud. Incredible car, way ahead of its time.

[@ambulance_boy3834]

Love your channel and I also love how your videos do not have impossible clickbait titles like so many other channels out there.

[@gloriauribe7662]

Oh my God!! I got chills from the revolting sight of this van before you cleaned it!

[@paulmullins4676]

I use Griots Garage vinyl and rubber dressing on the dash, doors, interior and even dress the engine with it as its so nourishing to hoses. As a professional detailer I find it does not leave a greasy finish but as close to restoring a new car look as possible. A wonderful product.

[@mattalki]

My first car was/is a 1981 VW mk1 Golf (Rabbit here in the USA) 1.6L Diesel. I still have it, though it needs restored. 320K miles on that one. My parents bought it new when I was 7 years old. Since then I've had two more Golfs. That Caddy was pretty filthy! I wish we could get cars like that in the US.

[@jameswalper6438]

You are a great friend to clean your buddies van, because it was extremely filthy

[@wrbergner]

One hell of a job getting those floor wells and seats clean. Even with an assistant, it looked like it took the same amount of time. Excellent job overall!!!

[@jfseal38]

When it comes to polishing a turd, you are the man!!! Lol! Kudos to you!

[@dabblingwithbonsai]

My first car is -98 ford mondeo station wagon 2.0i. Still have it after 8 yrs, only 230 thousand kilometers in the meter and has had nothing major wrong with it, only parts that wear off replaced. Good for long trips and dog fits nicely in the back.

[@skodakatie7341]

My first car was a Lada Riva 1300SL, I loved that car even though most of my friends made fun of it, to me it was beautiful !! x.

[@bencrosbie]

Katie273 very strong car my parents had them

[@TheAdamjf82]

Another great video. My first car was an Escort RS. Cost me nearly twice as much to insure it than what I actually paid for the car

[@matthewshambler2644]

1st car (which I still own) was a 1990 VW Caddy pick-up.. 350 000km (of which I’ve put over 200000km on) and it’s still going strong, just needs some body work! That Caddy cleaned up beautifully, seats look new!

[@junker15]

The first car I ever owned myself was a 1984 Chevy Chevette. 4-speed, basic transportation. Put 30000 miles on in a year and a half. I couldn't have been terribly disappointed with it; I bought another a couple years later (that one had A/C! ;o)

[@peterowen4456]

1955 Ford Anglia with a side valve engine. 0 - 60 in 30 minutes. It was 16 years old when I got it but then I am pretty old!

[@saintfunny]

Another labour of love! My first car was a silver Renault Fuego GTX , unbelievably comfy.

[@lornahogan975]

My first car was a 1998 Lexus es300. You did a really good job.

[@ambitionsskyyyy]

What’s that gotta do with anything lol

[@amarksw19]

Mine was a 1959 Wolseley 1500, two tone grey/green, walnut dashboard, lovely little car Love the vids, thank you

[@neilaaitchison4473]

My first was a escort mk 3 1.1 economy 1983. I done twice round the clock in that car intil it needed so much welding I had to scrap in end. still miss it. Great work bud keep videos coming.

[@D9412G]

77 Ford T-bird Town Landau Edition fully loaded. It was a real cruiser and even better with the girls in it. Love your accent Gary and as always your videos as well.

[@alloutofbubblegum8165]

My first car was a 1968 Plymouth valiant two door in red with gold interior, got it in payment for helping a friend restore a 1965 Ford Thunderbird convertible.

[@kalibeltkalibelt7931]

My first car was a mini cooper remote control. Vroom! vroom!

[@rebecasilveira1358]

It's a dream job!!! Brazil here!! 🇧🇷

[@peggystacho4976]

Came for the cleaning vids, stayed for your awesome accent!!! 76 Chevy Malibu Classic ... in primer grey.... paid $300 US.... it was a piece of $%!^

[@autoshineblackpool]

😎

[@Busandtrainluvr2k]

Autoshine Cars How about Joakim Karud for royalty free music

[@Fatboy-ok7iw]

@@autoshineblackpool my 1st car was a 1.3 Escort as well but a MK3 on a 1985 plate, smokey old thing but it did its job. Great video mate

[@autoshineblackpool]

@@Busandtrainluvr2k I've got a few of his songs in videos already. 👍

[@TheTorkerman]

The work you do is simply amazing. I hope you have a long and profitable career in the valley industry.

[@wv02m]

Here in Texas my first ""truck"" was a 1974 Ford f150 bought out of an old guys field. It had two different color doors, different color hood, the bed of the was wrecked and cut in half and another half was welded on when i got it for $250.00. took it to shop class dropped the front IBeam cut and welded in 4" drop, dropped the rear 6"and some 8" wide torque thrust wheels front and rear . Put in a 460 cid, crane cam for a nice tump and 12to1 pistons and a 750 holley double pumper, put a c6 trans with shift kit. And . . . . . . . . I still have it.

[@mikutoyuu8723]

Your car cleaning is super impresive

[@ericzochowski3749]

great job mate. My first car was a 1976 Ford Escort panel van

[@KeaIrene23]

Awesome work. My first car was a 98 bmw 323 is 5 speed.

[@stephenwilliamson4556]

My first car was a 1989 Toyota Tarago. Bought it for $1500 off my parents, and I drove it 100,000kms before I drove it to the wreckers with 479,000kms on it. That van is fairly typical of how some work vehicles are treated. One bloke I work with, his vehicle is only two years old, however you'd be forgiven for thinking it was twenty years old considering the condition it's in. (Coffee stains all over it, interior is full of junk etc).

[@TNJSRP]

My mother was Scottish. How I miss hearing the brogue. Beautiful! PS: The car looks great too. First car: 1976 Fiat 131S.

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

Never heard a Scots accent referred to as a brogue - only Irish - but Wikipedia confirms you're right. I found this : "The term brogue (/broʊɡ/ BROHG) generally refers to an Irish accent. Less commonly, it may also refer to certain other regional forms of English, in particular those of Scotland or the English West Country. The word was first recorded in 1689. "

[@jebsails2837]

As my friend from St. Ouen, Jersey CI says "That van was a tip" My first purchased vehicle ('70) was an early "63 beetle, with a frozen kingpin and non-working heater boxes. I repaired it all along with some minor upgrades. . Narragansett Bay, Portsmouth, RI

[@peter7452]

My first car was a Renault 5 Campus with optional rear wash/ wipe and metallic silver paint. Loved driving it at the time.

[@tomd328]

You’re obviously a busy man but reckon you could find time to do a video on ‘how tos’. I love cleaning the car but really get annoyed I can’t do it perfectly. For instance: How to clear glass properly to leave no marks How to remove tar/brown build up in difficult places to reach on alloys Remove chocolate from upholstery Alternative techniques for cleaning carpets if you don’t have a wet vac How you get rid of white residue from wax that’s strayed on to exterior black plastics. Etc. I’m sure between us, your subscribers, we could build a whole list of things we can’t do properly when cleaning cars!! And what you’d recommend buying from Halfords/similar shop to get these things done. Thanks! Love the videos!

[@ProfessorAquaria]

Audio Library is a good source for royalty free music. They are on KZbin too as well as the web.

[@latitude500]

Love how this guy talks. Plus master skill level.

[@danteeightsix]

1987 Pontiac Sunbird SE. My goal with that car had been to keep it looking as new as possible. Repainted the sunbeaten rough paint and removed the factory pinstripe. Had the white wall tires on the inside, which I regret doing today.

[@flgto]

Good job again! My first car was 1978 Toyota Corolla KE30, great fun(endless drifting) in winter snow.

[@kurtfernandez5598]

Toyota corona rt81 73 model You really added some value to the ol VW ay, great job

[@middlelle]

My first car was a 1980 Datsun 310GX. It was gold, (we called her Goldie) and very worn. It had no a/c and I lived in the desert. Drove it for five years until it overheated one too many times.

[@vulkusbanks5985]

My first car was a 1968 Fiat 128 Sedan 1100, with unassisted disc brakes. I loved that car.

[@taviasgrannieable]

Hi Chris! Fiat 2 door. Red, cloth top. Can was nasty needs some good rubber mats for front and a rubber big mat for rear of van. As usual you performed as an artist. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to your next video soon.

[@josh599]

Now _these_ videos are *real* detailing, I just recently over-paid at a local "Full Valet & Detailing" business for not even half a job, despite the good words and reviews they had, I'm talking the seats were not even folded down and ash trays untouched etc. Can we have a video on how to spot a professional in comparison to those who just give it a face-value once over. Thank you :)

[@AfricanSouthernCross]

Excellent job done mate.....sad that some would allow this van to get like this, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@christineberry3076]

Hi, Chris! Nice he got helper! Trend here, accommodating passengers ( contributes to mess, but clean freaks need love, too!)Like ha d cleaners, tissue, as in organization.

[@kristalicious1126]

First car: 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier that was in KM/H after I had moved to the US and never knew what speed I was actually going as a teenager LOL - Well over 150K miles/KM on it. Best memories from that car!

[@chriseccles1454]

1971 Goodwood Green Ford Escort 1300 GT on a K plate but the other end. Think your mate will appreciate a cleaner "dining area" but only for a few weeks!

[@ChloeGreen77]

You know when you're scrolling on the KZbin home page and a video starts playing on its own with no sound but with subtitles, well this video started playing and the subtitles mentioned Everest and weird duck, so of course I clicked. 😄

[@realGilby]

My first (and still my current) car is a 2001 Honda Civic Vi hatch, 1.7L engine. Not the fastest but it is manual so it's still fun to drive and I've never had any mechanical issues with it so I'm a happy camper :)

[@skelband]

My first car was a 1976 Hillman Hunter DL. Kinda third or fourth hand but it was awesome. Real student car. Had to scrap it after the sills were rotten. Bit of a rot box really but I loved it.

[@toggimir]

Congrats on the new camera! Looks just as sharp as the car! 👍

[@ianmckillop5608]

1977 Vauxhall Chevette in yellow which I bought in 1988. It was rubbish and has put me off Vauxhall to this day. I have a works van and it get dirty but never that bad. Your mate's van is all plastic and rubber just wipe it down at the end of each week with a damp cloth for about a total of two minutes work to keep it looking okay.

[@lt7automotive931]

Good work and thanks for all of the helpful ideas. It's funny how customs vary from country to country. In the US we typically go ahead and Drink the coffee.

[@martinbills4792]

Mine was a 1967 mini I thought I was the dogs dangle bits great video

[@AussieDetails]

Your mates van was a mess. To be fair though, if you're not a detailer and this is a work vehicle for a contractor or handyman you'd not notice the dirt build up for a while. In the end you did a cracking great job cleaning it up! 👌 My first car here in Canada was a 1974 Ford Maverick.

[@Sid-vo4bg]

Try NCS (No Copyright Music) for the royalty free music. You just need to post their link in the description to use it, no other hassle. P.S enjoyed your work, it gives me a lot of satisfaction. Keep It Up👍

[@topperhatschire]

94 chevy corsica, sky blue. Wrecked it 3 times, had to have the body straightened using an excavator. Still worked 👌

[@eukyLIPtus]

Oooh another “felthy” Car to clean .. 🥰 your videos, keep em coming.. Hi Chris 👋🏽

[@jacquesgouws]

Hahaha "felthy" xD

[@TommyHolmblad]

Nice finnish! Great job! My first car was an Renault 9 -81 painted it purple metallic and drove around with Lanzar soundsystem that was wort 10 times the carvalue. Today I own a V70-12 and a hunting car Vitara -98 4x4

[@MichaelBrown-ro7dr]

Just got my first car. Used Nissan Altima SL 2.5 Ltr 30,000 miles I love it thanks mom n dad

[@robertcollins5307]

My first car was a C reg Mini Ritz ! Love the your car valwt vids m8 I was a car valeter for over ten years but ill health stoped me doing it, but your videos remined me of happy times cheers :)

[@mrjsv4935]

What an difference, nice job :) My first car was 1982 Mazda 323 1,3. Only car I've had with brown/tan interior.

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

Hi, my first car was a B reg mini cooper lookalike,it was alright for a first car,you did a awesome job on this van,compared to before.

[@paulz250]

1st car was a 1980 Vauxhall Viva HC 1300L 4 door in Red with a Black vinyl roof, £125 of rust , and faded paint 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 If your mates Van was in a horse race it would have been a Rank Outsider 😱😱😱😱😱 Keep them coming 👍👍👍

[@Clint_L]

Haha VAG fashion. Love it. Another epic turn around bud. Great work.

[@marcossocram5292]

Another awesome work congrats !!!!! First a Fiat Uno 1.3. And this channel is great: NoCopyrightSounds (NCS). God Bless you !!!

[@chrisdev9839]

First car was a 1988 Opel Manta Coupe 2.0 GTe. I loved that car as it was luminous green & white. Used to cruise down to Strathclyde Park with my mates which if your from Hamilton you’ll know well. New subscriber here from Glasgow. Really enjoy your videos. Keep up the great content mate 👍🏻 P.S that van was proper mockit 😂😂 (good Glaswegian word) 😂😂

[@meridianmoda]

Spectacular result. Congrats

[@geekbruin]

I don’t think you need music. Silence is just fine. :)

[@FelixO]

My first and current car is a 1996 Mercedes w202 c220 Elegance. Really reliable and comfortable car, really like it. Sadly the body consists mainly of rust at this point. Probably gonna go into export before the next MOT. Im gonna miss that car with its soft suspension and wood trim... Fcking Rust. Your videos actually inspired me to give it a deep clean, and it certainly has been worth it, I didn't know the seats were actually a slightly different colour....

[@GBO76]

Like both the cleaning and your accent !

[@elizabethwilliams1523]

I have never seen can as mucky as that!. You did a great job as always. Hi to Chris. My 1st car was a triumph acclaim his. EEY94X

[@pattiboychannel311]

Your beige triumph aclaim was last on the road 1993. No longer on the road, unless its sitting in some garage somewhere,

[@claireguider8118]

Tell your friend he's a grimy get, please keep it nice and clean now! And my first car was a Rover 25 2L tdi, loved that beast I did 😂 fantastic work as always, this was a great video thank you

[@Wolfie783]

Impressive work as always I'm guessing your friend appreciated you alot for doing this for him

[@xtina818]

I wish we had these in Canada. I'd turn it into a camper. also wished we got the Amarok. would've grabbed that instead of my Golf.

[@jackbs4681]

He jet washed the speaker 🔊😂😂😂

[@christineberry3076]

My first car was a tangerine( name Tangerine) VW, I bought from cousins. Went to college( MSAC) in it!

[@TomCraigCanvasHost]

!977 Chevy Malibu Classic V8 with a hole in the floor. I loved it though!

[@scrapyardwarriorvlogging]

Fantastic transformation. Well done!

[@thewickedmelody8411]

My first car was a triple black 1996 Ford Mustang GT convertible. And it will be my daughters first car for her 16th birthday in 30 days 😁

[@georgebraim2091]

My first car was a Vauxhall corsa 1.4 sport on a 54 plate and I only did about 2000 miles in it

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

Good work! I'd love a Caddy. Perfect size, but expensive.

[@ajrayment]

That is incredibly very impressed.

[@jonathang9983]

My first car was a Black Capri 2.0S great for an 18 year old in 1988. Your mates car was utterly disgusting and trust he bought you a few pints and a meal down the pub. Good work again.

[@autoshineblackpool]

Capri sounds like a cool first car, bet there was some footprints on the headlining of that 😉😂

[@roachy80]

Had an 83 1.0 mini... £250 wrecker to build my no claims up lol. Mint job on the interior 👌👌

[@chrisring6690]

Nice job my first car was a vauxhall cavalier sri 130