DRY ICE CLEANING the MOST ICONIC Honda? The Honda NSX

[@W1es]

I rarely press videos this fast, but today, YES

[@IAMDetailing]

Fastest KZbinr this side of the Mississippi! Thanks for watchin!

[@sandorvadasz8679]

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[@อภิษฎาคนขยัน]

@Ex Japan you're lucky,

[@อภิษฎาคนขยัน]

I lost $1500 trading with an unprofessional trader.

[@marvinkinnel2920]

There are lots of good experts out there but most offer little ROI's. I will advise trading with Mr Nicholas Burke-Gaffney's team as I make over $35,000 on average per month from their trading bots.

[@madamedoss]

To those people complaining about removing the undercoat.....the shop applied a new coating after the car is cleaned. 😉👌

[@ftboomer1]

Don't undercoat. Use sheep grease for protectant.

[@71vegaman93]

We used dry ice to clean aircraft parts years ago. It was unbelievable on how well it worked - cleaned and left the ID markings on the parts without any damage. These were composite materials as well.

[@spdy_nsx]

Thank you Jakob for doing such an awesome job on my NSX.... the build is going a lot easier with a clean ride!!!

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you Rick for having us be part of this cool project 🙏🏽

[@gokartish]

@@IAMDetailing wouldnt all the aluminum need to be recoated in a anti corrosive coating?

[@TheOrientalBoyz]

Clean ride? No, it is a new car 😆

[@spdy_nsx]

@@gokartish ... they did, two coats. 👍👍

[@derhiob8493]

@@gokartish jepp, plus repainting the bare metall in the wheel house?

[@psk5746]

Awesome! And also awesome that somebody drove this car enough to get it so normally dirty. Glad it didn't just sit in a garage

[@IAMDetailing]

Amen 🙌🏽

[@MrPagnu]

Top job and… NSX is engineering masterpiece, look at those suspensions levers!

[@KenanTurkiye]

Watching a car get cleaned is satisfaction, when it's an original NSX it's bliss.

[@RideCamVids]

Acura RLs/Honda Legends from 2006 now also have aluminum suspension components.

[@IAMDetailing]

😍😍

[@justinw2116]

If you look, it has not been treated well. It was lowered, the tires rubbed in areas, and they hammered out body seams to get the suspension to fit. Really seems like it was taken care of by a teenager.

[@eddiep812]

I can watch this over and over... in an endless loop... (There's something just so satisfying when watching this masterpiece of a car magically transform!!!)

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you so much Eddie!

[@shtprof2000]

That's my dream car. Everything about the NSX is modest. It has nothing to prove but puts on one hell of a show.

[@IAMDetailing]

Completely agree with you there. Thanks for the comment Justin!

[@davebar2017]

Kinda ssssllllloooooowwww though

[@keefetai584]

@@davebar2017 we don't really need fast cars to love it or have fun with it. Plus, you can tune and modify the car anyway

[@shtprof2000]

@@keefetai584 Correct, however I would put a twin turbo kit in for sure.

[@keefetai584]

@@shtprof2000 Damn replied after a month, I completely forgot about this comment lol

[@kenavguy]

Used to work at a dry ice manufacturing facility and saw where 1/8” dry ice was used for blasting back in late 90’s. Made sense over using sand (messy) and did an amazing job! Blastec in Cumming, GA makes the blasters. Also reach out to CO2 Air in Cumming for more info.

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks for sharing and watching!

[@kenavguy]

@@IAMDetailing what you do is an art, and appreciate you sharing your experiences!

[@juane5385]

No doubt a beautiful car. Why did you remove the protective undercoat? I assume you don’t need this where there is no salt on the road but up north this could rust quick now.

[@jza80king]

Yeah that's exactly what I said.

[@davviewavvie7962]

Guy probably lives somewhere down south where they don’t ever salt their roads

[@robinclaidlaw]

These videos drive me nuts for that exact reason. They act like they are cleaning off dirt, nope, you are cleaning off the underbody protection that the manufacturer put there for a reason. I’d be furious if someone did this to my car, let alone paying for the privilege. Doing it engine or suspension components is one thing but blasting the underseal off….

[@jens-kristiantofthansen9376]

@@davviewavvie7962 no matter where you are, salt or no salt, you don't want to remove the protective coating.

[@babasilijus]

aluminum frame doesn't rust ;)

[@LTV_inc]

There’s a thin rubber plastic undercoating applied to the body during assembly before major components are in stalled you blasted it off. You can’t reapply it without taking everything apart. It’s why this is still in rust proof condition. CO2 blasting is good for dirt but you can do more damage than good…..

[@dyno5517]

Agreed. That's probably why some parts of the undercarriage appeared to have a lighter coat of paint. I don't think I would ever do this to my own car.

[@IAMDetailing]

As you can see from video 80% of the car was exposed all the time… no coating, no protection and it survived over 20years with no problem at all. After cleaning we protect some parts with clear wax to preserve the perfect look for years to come. Btw. our clients know what they want and what it means to them and we always trying to delivered that as they expecting. And if you are not from CA then I recommend you to do a little research. 99% cars that are usually full of rust everywhere in the world are usually in really nice/perfect condition without any protection 😉 and we’re talking about daily cars… not NSX driven on weekends and sleeping in garage 😁

[@stephenizzy1]

Similar thoughts on that 😊

[@nicholasmoen1000]

@@IAMDetailing This car will never see daily driving again most likely. But if this were a Civic and went to any state with more regular rain or snow it would rust out from where all that coating was removed. Looks pretty but provides no protection from corrosion. Wax is no substitute for rubberized undercoating the factory put on. Again this vehicle is probably destined for show or collection use in a place that won't have water sitting on the belly pan and undercarriage.

[@ryanrocksize5]

@@IAMDetailing Well, the car would've survived 20 years without issue since it had the rubber undercarriage coating, now that it's gone , I think it's days are numbered , unless it's kept in a museum for the rest of it's life , wax is not a substitute for rubber undercarriage coating lol

[@thePurpleViewGH.]

THIS DRY ICE CLEANING THING IS SOMETHING!!!

[@IAMDetailing]

It really is :)

[@b12y5e]

I wish i could afford a beautiful car that needed this done. But i probably couldn't even afford the service itself. Great job

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you!

[@ginobragoli1448]

Strangely satisfying watching all the years of dirt and grime being removed. Well done 👍

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you!

[@itsjustme9318]

Another home run Jakub!!!! Can't wait to see that new shop!

[@IAMDetailing]

Soon! Hopefully next week :)

[@stnnvyn]

Super satisfying to watch

[@glengrimsdale4]

Cleaned and now easier to care for 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@pablocarbajo5545]

I must thank the KZbin algorithm for suggesting me this. Awesome job!

[@duncangrainge]

A lot of that ‘dirt’ as people are calling it is actually was rust and stone impact protection. Critical if this is a Japanese based car due to the salt used on roads.

[@JimmyVaught]

It's a NSX this vehicle likely isn't driven in the rain or snow and is worthwhile to have done if you want top dollar for resale. But I agree if you're daily driving a vehicle this type of method shouldn't be used as you're removing factory applied protection

[@IAMDetailing]

This has been answered many times over the replies of this video. Check out my other replies to learn more as to why

[@badtater2]

Yeah they are stripping all the under coating protection off lol

[@darrengarvie8832]

@@JimmyVaught it has just devalue the car as it is not factory car anymore 🙄 would be marked down in a show 😂

[@1cont]

The car will be noisier with road vibration now as you lost a sound dampening layer. Bonehead cosmetics.

[@MordorProject]

Amazing job. That NSX looks brand new again. Look at that undercarriage!. Spotless. Well done sir👍🏻😎.

[@dannmann17]

This is mind blowing! There is no better way to clean a car👍🏻🇺🇸

[@IAMDetailing]

We agree :)

[@alexwagner8433]

Thanks for the video it's very satisfying Honda's engineering is a work of art.

[@monx1983]

That NSX is in pristine conditions even before blasting. Kodus to the owner for keeping a part of history in that awesome condition. Just one question though, is it safe for the rubber hoses and belts to get sprayed by that blaster? Wont it become brittle?

[@foodforthought872]

LOOKS GREAT MY FRIEND. DON'T LISTEN TO THESE HATES!. WHERE CAN I BUY ONE OF THESE UNITS?. I DO ALOT OF ENGINE DETAILING 🚘

[@jza80king]

Wasn't that the anti rust corrosion you just removed from underneath and wheel wells? It helps mitigate rust.

[@Prez_s]

Yes, it was exactly it.

[@ChocolateFrog]

That's what I thought too, you could seriously bare metal in one of the wheel arches where the tyre had rubbed.

[@e.wasana]

Whoooaaaa....😱 Satisfying result😍👍 In here by youtube recommended, but im really enjoyed your nice work.

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you Emil! If you’re interested, check out some other videos on our channel!

[@Dimsumize]

Taking off all that black undercoating is going to make the car more susceptible to rust in those areas. The other suspension cleaning is nice though.

[@IAMDetailing]

We are in California. There's very little chance of rust happening here. And many times, we will reapply a new, aftermarket protective coating to the car that isn't caked with 20+ years of grime, which will ultimately protect your car better going forward.

[@Tony-ib2vm]

Lol at both of y'all. This is an aluminum unibody...

[@christianresources1912]

@@Tony-ib2vm aluminium.... hmmmm.... not stainless steel... I currently used regular house hold cleaners... on my aluminium door threshold plate.... came back it ate all the way through in one conner... now I have to get a new one... So aluminum could really benefit from an under coat...

[@Truth_Spoken]

@@christianresources1912 Uh, no. Aluminum will just get a layer of oxidation from road salt. It will not rot away. Big difference between that and a strong chemical you used that ate away the aluminum.

[@adamjankowski7679]

@@Truth_Spoken aluminum when salt is present will corrode away quite rapidly. Look at marine environments and aluminum.

[@D_M121]

this is satisfying to watch

[@IAMDetailing]

That's what we like to hear :)

[@nitionkey]

Great clean up. But I don't understand why you have to remove the black chassis protector. That's not dirty, that's to protect the chassis from being sprayed on by corrosion。 In that era, cars exported from Japan were sprayed with a special protective vinyl

[@АнтонСергеевич-ш8е]

Maybe they applied the new one after that.

[@7invi]

Clean enough for the display purpose in the museum 😚

[@1983dmd]

I'd say this is one of your best Dry Ice job !! So dirty at first and impressive final result !!! Superb work. Well worth the cost for owner for such a iconic car. Value will rise with this investment.

[@IAMDetailing]

🙌🏽🙌🏽💪🏼 thank you for watching and commenting :)

[@brandonweeks]

Very satisfying

[@IAMDetailing]

Thats our hope!

[@brandonweeks]

Normally I complain about detailers messing up electronics but this is awesome. 👌

[@glanzera]

Yeahhh I'm not entirely sure how much time and money Honda spent on designing and developing the NSX but I'm confident that it's a lot. I'm gonna stick with the decisions they made, especially when it comes to weather proofing...

[@LuckyCharms777]

If it ain’t broke…

[@rudysalas9138]

That’s so satisfying. It’s just like cleaning the interior of a car and using a steamer and watching all the grime fall off.

[@mikea5205]

Safe to say this car really needed this.

[@IAMDetailing]

We were happy to help :)

[@JohnDoe-zr6bk]

Looked fairly clean before. Many daily drivers are far worse. Most of the stuff that came of was the gray protective coating...

[@IAMDetailing]

@@JohnDoe-zr6bk As you can see from video, 80% of the car was exposed all the time… no coating, no protection, and it survive over 20years with no problem at all. After cleaning, we protect some parts with clear wax to preserve the perfect look for years to come. Btw. our clients know what they want and what it means to them, and we always trying to delivered that as they are expecting. If you are not from CA, I recommend you to do a little research. 99% cars that are usually full of rust everywhere in the world are usually in really nice/perfect condition without any protection 😉 and we're talking about daily cars… not NSX driven on weekends and sleeping in garage 😁

[@CHawkens]

A dry icer cleaner machine if deff a purchase i want to make in the future. An evaluable tool that pays for itself over and over.

[@IAMDetailing]

Its a fantastic investment

[@oxidizedolive]

How much does a service like this cost? And what's the cost of equipment and supplies for something like this? Also, does the extreme cold not damage rubber hoses and soft components? I have so many questions rn, lol

[@IAMDetailing]

The service cost varies and is done on an hourly basis. Every car is different, comes to us in a different condition, and each owner has different wants/expectations. The Dry Ice Cleaning machine we use costs upwards of $55k. Dry ice cleaning is highly customizable, being strong enough to strip paint, and gentle enough to clean interior. It's all in how you use it! Thanks for asking!

[@acescape88]

@@IAMDetailing how much for this job for just the dry ice blasting? Just an estimate please.

[@bknyte23]

@@IAMDetailing awesome

[@Necroboi]

You could charge whatever you want. I've spent all day trying to get one wheel well half that clean. This is amazing. Is this a franchise?

[@wyatturner6934]

@@Necroboi if you're wheels aren't a polished wheel and just cleared or even a flat color acid usually does the trick. Some people don't like it but after detailing and ceramic coating $100k+ cars for a living. It won't hurt your wheels at all unless you use the acid in direct sunlight and don't rinse it of soon enough. But if you're not in direct sunlight you can let the acid sit for a minute without it doing any harm.

[@peterpayer9677]

Super Video Thank you Happy Weekend for you 😚👌🤟👍👍

[@ivanjulian2532]

I simply love watching these videos. I wish I had the funds to set up a similar business doing the same thing down here in Australia.

[@MS-mr4zm]

You could & should!!! And in OZ after you do it they’ll actually stay lookin good for a long time!

[@paulpanayi9135]

These videos are amazing, the end product from all of this hard work is a brand new car

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks for watching Paul! It's quite amazing what dry ice cleaning can do, especially for cars that we want to see last as close to forever as possible.

[@VinceroAlpha]

And just like that, it has appreciated $20,000!! Nice job as always.

[@jamessiddle572]

By removing the factory undercoating that has protected these surfaces all these years?

[@VinceroAlpha]

@@jamessiddle572 yes, keep in mind we don’t know that the customer is going to have it resprayed by a Acura dealer.

[@jamessiddle572]

@@VinceroAlpha so having a dealership respray undercoating on a vehicle it was just removed on because thats the line of cars they sell increases the value by 20k? I'm taking notes here....

[@VinceroAlpha]

@@jamessiddle572 in a sense yes, some dealers aren’t equipped to to replace or remove underspray, let alone know what it is. Also keep in mind that these cars especially have shot up to ridiculous prices in the past two years. Hell CRX Si are going for five figures recently! So good luck in trying to find a nice one for under 75k

[@IAMDetailing]

Also noted is that we ourselves resprayed the car when we finished. It is mentioned in the description of the video. Quite comical how many people jump to conclusions ;) thanks for watching Vincero!

[@michaelshackelford9823]

My car needs a dry ice cleaning! Amazing

[@fahryirsandy7347]

Sayangnya Teknologi itu tidak ada di bagian negara Indonesia 😁👍sungguh keren bersih dan canggih.... Luar biasa

[@madamedoss]

We need this in the Philippines too, maybe in the coming years. 🙂

[@nigel900]

Outstanding!

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you!

[@summushieremiasclarkson4700]

I have a question, does spraying dry ice on the rubber hoses (fuel lines and such), not cause them to garden and prematurely degrade? Or is there some kind of lube protecting then?

[@JimmyVaught]

Nope, unless you're staying in one area too long. As seen in this video he's constantly moving

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks for answering Jimmy! Correct, it is safe, so long as the machine is used correctly. That's why its very important to used someone trained and skilled in this machine process

[@kalgstol]

Gotta be fun listening to rocks smashing into your wheel wells and the rear tub of the car but hey, it looks good👍

[@rogerjohnson1389]

Who long did it take to dry ice the under carriage and motor on this car? Love watching this stuff. This is relaxing for people that has ever had to do this before at least it is for me. I just wish we had this dryice. Lol

[@IAMDetailing]

I dont remember the exact time but it was around 16 hours to complete the blasting. We take off all of the plastic covers and blast every possible :)

[@rogerjohnson1389]

Man that dryice is amazing

[@Pure_Rock]

@@IAMDetailing So say you charge £25 an hour that's around £400 plus products which would probably be around £200 = say..... £600 sheets for this job? Or more.....?

[@karerabbe7829]

@@Pure_Rock hehe, they don't wanna answer that.., prob even more as well..

[@Pure_Rock]

@@karerabbe7829 Lol true, probably multiply that by 8... would be closer to the price!

[@alexaoo]

Woww I didn't knew this method!! Seems like it does a pretty good job 👌👌👌

[@COLLECTORSCORNER1979ANT]

This looks like such an awesome process.very affective and super efficient way of cleaning without damaging anything. Top Notch Job. ;-) How much does it cost to do the whole underneath of a small hot hatch car ? Would be great to know. Cheers. ;-)

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks Todd! Our price is entirely based on the car, its condition, and what your expectations are. If you're interested, you can check out our website at iamdetailing.com and send us a request for a quote on the contact page.

[@slowvoltage]

This is so bad ass! I want this done in my beater Cherokee! Homie, you ARE detailing. Thanks for sharing.

[@faizanshaikh9178]

It seems dry icing also removes the undercarriage coat so might need to do it again.

[@IAMDetailing]

Please read my replies to other comments 🙃

[@nomyafiftyonefifty8081]

Well there you go, never heard of dry ice cleaning before.👍

[@zigzag7194]

Live in the UK but can't help wondering how much a job like this would cost. Looks great by the way👍🏿

[@IAMDetailing]

Hey! The pricing varies a lot, by the car, condition, how you want it done, and then its going to vary greatly by the shop. You can see how we structure our pricing at dryiceauto.com

[@bobjohnson205]

The pricing structure seems to go by how much you got! ;)@@IAMDetailing

[@alhuegayle7550]

That was very satisfying to watch. Wish you guys were in ATLANTA. Great job.

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you so much!

[@fabulousprofound]

Will this procedure strip factory undercoating and anti-corrosion sealer/spray?

[@IAMDetailing]

Yes it will if we want, the beauty of this process with this machine is that we can just clean it or remove it and then applied new protection coat 😉

[@darrenzirkle2351]

That is INCREDIBLE and much better than sandblasting

[@Seikers]

looking like a low mileage car now LOL gotta get this done on my NSX

[@IAMDetailing]

Yes, you do!

[@MBZS500]

This is so satisfying to watch. 👍.

[@IAMDetailing]

I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@gianprezotti757]

Parabéns pelo trabalho! Muito bom...

[@fiijones]

Fez isso só batendo ar?

[@J1385-x6w]

Underneeth the car Was a rost, Salt protection and that's why it came so clean, talking it all off it doesn't mean is a very good idea

[@tna--]

ur not supposed to redo the wheel arch linear with undercoating ? it protect from rock and is sound deadening

[@IAMDetailing]

If you notice, we noted in the description that after we finish, we reapply aftermarket coating to the car

[@MrPhatties]

Usually it's redone after. Sometimes it is repainted before as well depending on the condition.

[@etakishinji7266]

Bro you skipped the description. It’s explained there.

[@cm2274]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ those flares over those wheels gettin’ $ baby

[@TravisFabel]

This looks like it's removing a lot of the factory rubber undercoating.

[@MarcM90ehv]

Haha yes I was thinking the same… it prevents oxidation of steel.

[@TravisFabel]

@@MarcM90ehv No. Well yes but the car is made out of aluminum. The reason for the massive amount of rubberized undercoating under the wheel wells and around those part of the car is noise dampening, And it even stops oil canning. So when rocks and stuff from the road hit it it'll be louder and now dent the soft aluminum instead of just bouncing off the rubber and whenever it gets a solid thump it'll bend the sheet metal back and forth making that wiggly sheet metal noise instead of having the dull thud that the dampening creates. Protection from rust is just a side thing but since it's aluminum you're not protecting it anymore than just regular paint

[@MarcM90ehv]

I see!! Tabaks for the clarification!

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks for handling that one Travis :) Appreciate you! Yes, we were requested to remove the sound deadening and clean up the undercarriage of the car. Our clients know what they want

[@livedeliciously]

This would be perfect for a full frame restoration.

[@renefriis-christensen5513]

I love looking at cars being cleaned and detailed as much as the next guy, but why not show that you coat it again afterwards? You only show the stripping, which clearly (as can be seen by many comments) give some people the impression that a 'dirty' underbody is bad and that is should be squeeky clean and every bit of paint and metal exposed, which couldn't really be farther from the truth!

[@cheeseer101]

My thoughts exactly

[@IAMDetailing]

As you can see from video 80% of the car was exposed all the time… no coating, no protection and it survive over 20years with no problem at all. After cleaning we protect some parts with clear wax to preserve the perfect look for years to come. Btw. our clients know what they want and what it means to them and we always trying to delivered that as they are expecting. And if you are not from CA then I recommend you to do a little research. 99% cars that are usually full of rust everywhere in the world are usually in really nice/perfect condition without any protection 😉 and we talking about daily cars… not NSX driven on weekends and sleeping in garage 😁

[@renefriis-christensen5513]

@@IAMDetailing Was not aware your company was from CA. I live in Denmark where the conditions are cold, wet, close to coast and salty roads in the winter - pretty much what you would call salt-belt conditions. Stripping a car from undercoating and daily-driving it in our climate would result in rust very, very fast...

[@IAMDetailing]

@@renefriis-christensen5513 yes I totally understand and I’m originally from Czech Republic so I know what rust is and how fast can destroy a car. But here in CA is everything totally different and thats why usually cars from here are more expensive than from other states 😉

[@Mr.Hanma_]

Satisfying AF!

[@ВиталийНагайцев-к1н]

Молодцы 👍

[@John-ev9ss]

Nice to see the technician using a full compliment of PPE.

[@matthewlake9872]

So... You just removed all the under coating that protects the car from rust. I gave that car two years before the entire cars unibody is rusted and the whole car is junk. It looks great now but honestly you just destroyed a legend.

[@cobalto95]

Probably they will replace the coating with a new one

[@darrengarvie8832]

I was just thinking the same that is the underseal gone this car is no long fit for wet roads or winter road in the UK, US, Canada or the EU 😂😂

[@jens-kristiantofthansen9376]

Totally. I really hope this guy isn't let loose on the Mercedes you could see in the background.

[@imkcortez7156]

Rust?? its aluminum if I'm not mistaken the nsx

[@ДмитрийИгнатьев-т6ц]

Yes. Fools do not know what they are doing

[@farlyra89]

That's awesome and satisfying ✨😍

[@newfinishautospa]

Use a paint thickness gauge on a clean spot before and after blasting…you’ll be sadly disappointed. Clean painted areas with brushes and degreaser before blasting away so you minimize the areas you need to expose to the material. Blast the unpainted areas to your heart’s content.

[@DAVEEVER]

I used a company called Dry Ice Makers to get my Dry Ice. Called, ordered and collected the same day. They were very helpful.

[@frnsl3]

i think it needs to reapply the undercoat paint tho.

[@ricowswave1324]

The value of it just gone sky rocket!!!’

[@claudiusraphael9423]

Howly "fog" ... This is beautiful!

[@christopherreese1930]

Damn went from craigslist OBO to show room ready 🤣🤣🤣

[@IAMDetailing]

LETS GO! Haha :)

[@TruMurdaMuzik]

Amazing work! I didn't even know about this. Truly amazing. Is this expensive?

[@IAMDetailing]

It depends on your definition of expensive. You can check out the pricing details at dryiceauto.com

[@TruMurdaMuzik]

@@IAMDetailing ok ill check it out. Thx!

[@АбдалАбдалов-т1е]

just like a new car! everything is clearly done respect ✊🏻

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you so much!

[@АбдалАбдалов-т1е]

@@IAMDetailing and thank you very much for your respect 🤩

[@jordanparker608]

So satisfying to watch. Would love doing this for hours! Stimulating my brain

[@khimsophacarfixing]

That is a good, deep cleaning!

[@4real775]

Masterpiece

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you! We appreciate it

[@killsalltires156]

Badass job. Make me thinking about starting my own business!

[@IAMDetailing]

That's what I like to hear! Best of luck my friend! Knock it out the park

[@killsalltires156]

@@IAMDetailing I will be asking. Questions. I'm in Canada so not like u will have the competition. Thanks and take care, people working for themselves is the way to be!! ❤️🇨🇦🙏

[@jimcole2648]

Such a cool way to clean and in a way restore. Nice 👍🏼

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks Jim! It is pretty *cool* ;)

[@KP_213]

Ah man this is so satisfying to watch. I would spend an entire day blasting my car top to bottom 😅

[@IAMDetailing]

😂 and then start looking for the next thing to clean right after the car was done 🤣 thanks for watching!

[@SkyFormer]

Why did you remove the protective coating from the bottom of the car? Precisely because the coating was there from the first days of operation of the car, everything was preserved in such perfect condition!

[@travisroush2191]

Ugh my dream car right there!!!

[@nomad90125]

I'm impressed. ❤️

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks for watching!

[@bobbyt7444]

Damn this is so satisfying to watch

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks for watching Bobby!

[@h.b.l]

The best approved

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks for watching ;)

[@j.robertrm654]

What is that machine amigo? Great job bro.!!!

[@IAMDetailing]

We use a Coldjet PCS60

[@worzel3089]

That was so satisfying .😊

[@aztechnology7996]

I'm partial to Midnight Pearl or Monte Carlo Blue. Probably because of Gran Turismo (1997). I'll always associate the NSX with that game

[@maurodedeusneivabrandao1361]

Good job!!!! Congratulation!!!!!!!!

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks so much!

[@ernestoe.carrillok.8494]

So satisfying to see

[@IAMDetailing]

Thank you Ernesto

[@TeamJesus515]

Great results!! All the proof you need

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks for watchin!

[@jeffrichards1537]

Never heard of this method before looks like it works awesome.

[@Erated78]

I understand this video is about cleaning a car however, this is an Acura NSX and deserves more love - I read the first dozen comments and nothing was mentioned about the late great Aryton Senna who teamed with Honda to develop this car. Does it get any cooler than that? RIP Ayrton, gone but not forgotten

[@JamesofJesus]

It's too good to watch

[@IAMDetailing]

Just the way we like it :) Thanks for watching James!

[@jainvarunn]

Amazing , ur a life saver

[@IAMDetailing]

Thanks for watching :)

[@ralfkreienbuhl4646]

It shows the technic like she deserves!!