Extreme Process of a 60 Hour Detail on a 2022 Ford F-150

[@connergillespie4434]

Good gracious everyone commenting about the PPF... If it's your vehicle, get all the PPF you want and enjoy spending lots of money on it. This detailer made the right call -- remove the bubbling, poorly installed film, and decon / polish / protect the paint. Rock chips are really not that common unless you chronically tailgate people, or go off roading. Great video, solid work, customer was happy... win win win.

[@ChaotikGarage]

I appreciate you haha. Never knew how so many people would get burnt about something 🤣

[@nertervern]

Man. I need to get mine detailed.

[@kerrymillikin7242]

Terrific video, man. Really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing your work. Nice garage, too.

[@ChaotikGarage]

Thank you! appreciate it

[@gunnarowens]

Missed the running boards :( 39:20

[@ChaotikGarage]

They were clean…. Just filming multiple angles you have to get in and out… but rest assured they were clean before it left.

[@francisco8589]

What was specifically wrong with the ppf? Bubbles, glue lines, not paint corrected before install ? Went from being fully protected against rock chips to zero protection against rock chips.

[@ChaotikGarage]

The ppf was peeling back on the panels with dirt in the spots that were lifted. The hood had spaces where the installer didn't even wrap it under the hood. In areas of the ppf dirt and water was between it. Just not a good job and wouldn't last long any ways unfortunately.

[@rajveerprajapati310]

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[@DynoDieselWagon]

Pressure washer model ?

[@ChaotikGarage]

The one I was using is a Karcher But I do not use that one anymore. Ill post the links if you would like to check them out Karcher - bit.ly/3FOiUUk Kranzle - bit.ly/3ZirCCk

[@craigschwent8698]

Why didn't you put new ppf on the front then? an then if you wanted, could have put the coating on top of it...seems like the way to go to protect from rock chips, especially with how much this client was spending.

[@ChaotikGarage]

What i took off to re do it all would be 8 to 10k also rocks went thru the ppf in spots and what's the big deal on the rock chips?? don't drive on peoples butts and you won't have any, pretty simple. The truck is protected then most peoples vehicles and the client was happy.

[@craigschwent8698]

@@ChaotikGarage oh, that was my bad then, I only saw the front fenders, hood and bumper with ppf. I didn't know the entire truck was protected. and ok, that's fair, if the client was happy, then it was a job well done, just curious, how long did you spend on the filming portion of those 60 hours vs detailing?

[@ChaotikGarage]

@@craigschwent8698 You are correct that's what was protected, it would cost that much for the whole "front clip" and Im not sure how long it took. It took me over the 60 but I felt like that was a solid medium. Just say it was alot for both.

[@craigschwent8698]

@@ChaotikGarage ok, thanks!

[@erin7995]

would rather have a shity ppf then none at all idc how long your detail is that isnt going to protect it like ppf

[@imthewarpath2369]

Need to do some research on PPF my guy!!!!

[@ChaotikGarage]

yap because ppf is bullet proof and would solve all the problems...

[@erin7995]

@@ChaotikGarage more than what that detail will ever do please explain how that detail will protect the truck better then ppf. Im waiting….

[@erin7995]

@@imthewarpath2369 how is that detail better that ppf please explain

[@erin7995]

@@imthewarpath2369 ok please explain how ppf will protect a car less then that detail.

[@mlr080965]

Geez what did you have to charge to stay profitable... that detail must have been 2 G's or more

[@ChaotikGarage]

People are willing to pay for it. Quality.