The Most EXTREME Detail I NEVER Should Have Taken On!

[@TheDetailGeek]

Use code DETAILGEEK50 to get 50% OFF your first Factor box plus 20% off your next month at bit.ly/4cc7p8s Does anyone have an explanation for the cacti growing under the seats?!? Tune in next week to see the satisfying conclusion to this DISASTER detail, complete with the owner's reaction! You don't want to miss it!

[@africanchica5]

I would love to see a tour of your house on your either channel. The outside looks incredible

[@seabee_d1897]

Don’t threaten us with a good time we would love a 50 or 60 minute video😂

[@roncissel1089]

❤ ❤0

[@victormalgieri7733]

Where r u located and how much is the price of a detail ?

[@elizabethannfarrow1971]

​@@africanchica5He should of already taken Us All on a Home Tour when the house was completed and b4 he moved n. *Hopefully he filmed all this 4 a future video. I bet he got all new furniture and everything! Old furniture n the shop. I call it Korner.(where the old chair sits n the Korner Shop)😂

[@MeNanWazaHowitzer]

14:37 the cacti can root into any medium if its soft enough for the roots to get into. Paper, foam, and carpet all easy for the cacti to grow in

[@dianesmith6478]

Have any of the owners of the cars that are being restored ever came back to show you how the restoration turned out? I would love to see an update video on some of the cars.

[@TheDetailGeek]

Not yet! I think the few I’ve done likely aren’t restored yet, but I’ll certainly follow up with them to check!

[@KeishaDiamonds713]

@@TheDetailGeek this will be such amazing content then you could truly do the beginning when it was trashed and show a montage to fixed

[@mkemm234]

I agree. I would love to see some of these old cars running again after the amazing job you do. There must be a restoration repair shop in your region you partner with!? I wonder if WD-40 & a breaker bar would have gotten those bowls loose.

[@Jazzy.girl.Sarah2023]

Would love to see that,too!!

[@katarzynazofia]

Yeah, great idea. I'd love to see that 🎉😊

[@actuallyitisrocketscience]

Cactus will grow on almost anything. We had a small cactus that sat up on a bookcase. Apparently it was dropping little segments behind the bookcase because later when we went to move the bookcase there was a cactus forest rooted into the carpet back there.

[@FigaroHey]

And yet, give me a cactus and I'll manage to kill it. I can grow *anything*. But can't seem to keep a cactus alive.

[@Blue2Cool4YOU]

My husband and I bought an 84 Wagoneer off a friend for $500…we thought we got a steal…very quickly we put $1500 worth of new or rebuilt parts and it ran just enough to around the block and die…well in the midst of all that I bought some brushes and a wet/dry vac and boy did that shag carpet make it a workout! Kudos my dude!!

[@CooleKip1]

I Know you're not a mechanic, but do consider buying a breaker bar for loosening those stubborn nuts or bolts. They're cheap and effective. Also a bit of WD40 does wonders. And regarding the tailgate lock, if you would have removed the seven flathead screws which hold the panel underneath the latch on the inside of the tailgate, you could have unlocked and opened it that way. Nice car either way.

[@willr322gt]

I thought the same thing with the panel to unlock the tailgate also your right on the breaker bar and maybe some heat would've broken the seat bolts loose.

[@ralphreinhardt6020]

I thought the same thing too. Breaker bar at Harbor Freight.

[@Vfh........y]

​ some WD-40 in a Harbor Freight Breaker Bar and you won't break those bolts off

[@rachaelcarlson-simon1044]

Honestly, if that Milwaukee couldn't touch those bolts, a breaker bar would likely snap them. He was wise to let those stay the owner's problem. Old car gremlins are a different breed...

[@lvsqcsl]

That is the SJ Wagoneer and it looks like it has the 327 AMC engine from Rambler in it. There were a number of engines used, one being the 350 Buick Dauntless engine that was a popular engine option. That vehicle was in production until 1991; 4 years after Chrysler bought AMC and still used the 5.9 liter AMC engine with the Motorcraft 2100 carburetor. GREAT VIDEO!

[@susiscott4968]

Hey Mitch, have you ever considered doing a follow-up video on some of these vehicles you’ve done, in some cases horrifying, restoration prep work on to see what they look like after they are made pretty again? I know I’d love to see them.

[@danevileye]

Thought the same

[@Nikomairi]

Great idea.

[@judytressler7033]

Isn’t that exactly what he does at the end of the video when he’s done?

[@Nikomairi]

@@judytressler7033 I think he's referring to once it's left Mitch's shop and a few weeks or.months down. Maybe even some of the ones that Mitch was detailing for restoration work.

[@sourcegamerBRZ]

Some people are saying this is a junkyard car. Clearly they’ve never watched pole barn garage or junkyard digs. Almost every car deserves another chance, especially one like this.

[@carlgarrett5142]

I bet the new owners paid some good coin for a classic like that, even in the shape it's in.

[@helenneal4950]

Junkyard digs is one of my favorites! And you're so right! They watch detailing videos but not restoration videos.

[@jimmyplenderleith9471]

At some point, your "worst detail ever" is gonna have you in a full Hazmat suit and hood at the rate you are going. Thats some nasty shit in that Jeep. As always, your work is amazing. Countless times I watch your details and think "I want to do that to my car". Then I realize all the work that goes into it and the fact Im lazy and think "Eh, maybe another day!"

[@pamelaharris8480]

😂me too!

[@Johnu94]

I can already picture what the video is gonna be like. "Today I'll be working on this car that has been sitting in middle of nuclear waste bump for 10 years."

[@AngieDorman-vd5mw]

So do I. But I'm thinkin sometimes would do some of it, lol. It's something to make you tired, something to do, and you get paid, and you don't have to worry about anybody littering in your car if you don't want them to.

[@jaghine]

@thedetailgeek I'll be honest - longer form videos are something I don't mind...

[@TheDetailGeek]

Good to know!

[@WickedMindState]

Agree. Give ya boy 60 mins of escapism

[@m0nk3yl0v3r]

See Andrew Camarata! hours long and years in the making sometimes!

[@watchaby]

Yes same, I would have watched it even if it was 1h long, this Jeep is really something 😮

[@VyraLove]

I'm used to watching videos 2-3 hours long, so I'm fine. :)

[@carolbrowning1280]

This wins the award for most random stuff in the cargo area (Chinese checkers? Scuba fin? Snoopy? And what’s with all of the jar rings?)

[@amandaspans9943]

Literally not even close to the random things I’ve pulled out of my car from my kids 😂

[@danhogston6667]

Seeing older cars get cleaned are definitely better than new cars

[@mfeltes]

Yes, really interesting to see the differences in how the interior was put together compared to today's cars.

[@vestofholding]

You underestimate how much I am absolutely down for an hour long video of this, lol. Remember that some of probably aren't intently watching things like this. Vs having it on a secondary monitor.

[@LaughingInTiny]

Agreed. It's like some newfangled form of therapy. This and yard maintenance channels is how I unwind.

[@Binarane97]

Yes! Or shockingly falling asleep to it. I love a good full hour without having to find another video.

[@emersonbiggins416]

Front grill, headlight buckets and bumper looks fairly straight and IS all there !! ALL the glass looks good as well !!

[@suzanneellis]

As a BC resident myself.... I'm pretty sure those are pine needles from Pine Trees... they're everywhere here!!! 🌲🌲 Had a HUGE one at a former place I lived at and every fall my car/windshield would be covered in them!!! 🤦‍♀️😂 Also.... I wouldn't mind an hour long video!!! I watch them on KZbin all the time!!! 😁👍🏾👍🏾 Can't wait for part 2!!! 😍😍

[@Gijane3]

I came to say this! I’m not from BC, I’m from the pnw so VERY Familiar with thoes little shits… I love pine trees they smell so good and are actually very pretty but damn do they EVERY WHERE!!

[@KismetandKarma]

These are pretty tiny for pine needles. They look the size of grass seed.

[@mikeomalley5407]

Good job Mitch! I believe what appeared to be cacti were actually spines, which grow on the cactus. The spines can detach easily from the plant and blow away in a slight breeze. Essentially, they are similar to leaves on a tree. I’m guessing they blow into cars like leaves do. Deserts are usually very windy so when a car door is opened, a lot get in.

[@katarzynazofia]

Oh, I had no idea. Thank you for explaining, 🙌

[@lauraduncan8174]

The fact other detailers turn down really bad filthy cars/vehicles. You just know Mitch is committed to make the vehicles looking unreal! So proud of you. Keep it up ❤

[@megansr.e.d.library9651]

"Who has time to watch a 50 minute KZbin video?" Me, I do, a sahm whos 8m old adores your videos 😅

[@JMonique41]

Heck, so do I and I work outside the home! 50 minutes is child's play compared to a lot of other videos I watch😂 Also your 8 month old has great taste already

[@evanwilder55]

Haha same ! We just got my 7m old to sleep and now this is my meditation before bed ! Cheers to your family 💚

[@dragonstorm803]

I put the videos on for me but the music helps get my 2yo down for a nap

[@gurbanabbasov]

Next video: “I revived a scrapyard car”

[@CaiJabari]

😂 Right. He's slowly working his way to detailing a vehicle that's only a framework.

[@RAWLINGZZ]

Way better than “I detailed a 2024 car that hasn’t been cleaned since last Tuesday”

[@leonb2637]

@@RAWLINGZZ He did a detailing of a brand new Caddy SUV for a dealer before delivered to the customer.

[@mystisith3984]

I have seen scrapyard vehicles in better shape than this one... I'm not sure why someone would want to restore it if not for sentimental reasons because financially it's not worth it.

[@KENTROVERSY86]

Already crushed 😂

[@NightFuryLover2]

16:43 NO!!!! NO SNOOPY NOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

[@jamesfaceless666]

I wept too

[@katjathefranknfurter2374]

I immediately thought about putting him in a washing machine and then back into the cleaned car... 😢

[@1QKGLH]

My little brother had the exact Snoopy when we were kids!

[@jimcrane6862]

Needed to be rescued.😢

[@judethedude6288]

As someone who lives in Arizona we have packrats that bring cacti into small places, so I’m guessing something similar put all that cactus there. I’ve opens the hood of my car to find cactus several times 😂

[@bms9144]

Yup, same just north here in Nevada. It seems this Wagoneer spent some time in a desert before it ended up in British Columbia.

[@jenniferk4336]

Is a packrat an animal? I've only heard the word as a description for a light hoarding human. 😂 Never thought about the origin!

[@CeeQuin]

Central BC has a small desert climate. I grew up in the dry arid section of the okanagan, and have stepped on small cacti like that before in the dry brush.

[@bms9144]

@@CeeQuin I didn't know that - interesting. That is probably the answer.

[@actuallyitisrocketscience]

That would also explain all the grass seeds too.

[@KaleyJohnston]

A Scooby Doo mystery machibe reference, a snoopy plush, and a game of parcheesi I am feeling super nostalgic now. Also, great job on the wagoneer, I can't wait to watch the second half

[@TracyBetts12]

Looking forward to pt. 2! You pulling out the scuba flippers made me lol! See ya next week!!

[@TheDetailGeek]

Haha that was an odd find for sure! See you next week!!

[@cindyens2053]

That’s so crazy that even Cacti plants were growing in it! If that vehicle came from British Columbia, that means it came from the Kootenay, Chilcotin, or Thompson region where cacti does grow.

[@kelseahamilton9160]

Came here to say the same thing! Not many places here in BC with Cactus.

[@janetd5121]

Being a Jeep the old owners likely took it everywhere and simply tracked in some cactus seeds in with the dirt. Does not take much for them to grow even minimal moisture.

[@larag4646]

To answer your question about the cactus, there are several "jumping cactus" and "walking cactus". One of them, if you even brush it gently, you will knock off a piece of it. It's how it reproduces, by getting stuck to something and traveling. If you try and pull it out with your hands, you'll get even more needles in you. Wind, animals, tumbleweeds, could have all gotten the cactus in there.

[@mbarrett99]

That interior had its own ecosystem 🧐

[@TrekBeatTK]

Yep, makeshift terrarium

[@Sunnydaysee]

Can’t wait to see part 2 of this detailing video! You should be awarded a prize for accepting and doing it to the end, with your usual excellence quality level!

[@reneeelias9514]

Blue and orange are my fav combos!cacti kid collection.how could you throw vintage snoopy away? I said nothing when you tossed the aged patinaed glass out!

[@2002ChevyFan]

I’m so excited you will do a fantastic job Mitch as you always do.

[@ccg1171]

Has potential as long as you have the money. Love the back seat ash tray. Classic.

[@davidp2888]

1965, the year of my birth. The Jeep has fared the last 59 years better than I have. 😂

[@yippppf6560]

😂😂

[@mark2073]

I got an 81 landcruiser which is younger than me. In surprisingly good condition considering it's in CanadA

[@ccg1171]

I believe that

[@TrekBeatTK]

That’s just because no one painted you orange and blue

[@Viprus]

4:45 speaking of car restorations, have you seen "My Mechanics" car restoration? Dude always restores things to perfection and his car is really coming along nicely!

[@kswsquared]

Dang. That Swiss guy is on an entirely different level of detail-oriented. Sterling work always...

[@mariamaria2751]

Shoùld have saved that chinese checker board, abd rhe snoopy lol. You are amazing crazy amount of work and your attention to detail is to be praised

[@emilyjohnson3956]

I am very glad, I didn't have to clean or detail. You have good patience. Awesome job.

[@mc_jojo3]

A detailing you say? That's a restoration my man. Very nice 👍

[@jimmyska4]

Not sure if I’ve actually commented on a video of yours yet. It’s only been around 3 years of watching. Just wanted to say you do a superb job not only detailing but video delivery. Wish you all the best for the coming years. 🖤🇬🇧

[@siphomogale779]

I think this is the hardest detailing you've ever done from beginning to end but you did it 🙌

[@DodgerFloof]

Except he didn't even finish it lol

[@sireastin]

@@DodgerFloof he did just cuz he didn’t show rest of the video don’t mean he ain’t finished

[@DodgerFloof]

@@sireastin yes but how would this commenter know the outcome if the vid isn't out yet?

[@siphomogale779]

@@DodgerFloof it's two video podcast only touch ups are left

[@iamsuperdan]

I love it! Would 100% tackle this and try to bring this back to life.

[@to5msheppard]

It’s crazy this is I love the color and the way it’s painted all beat up. I would just do the interior in the engine, new wheels, and the beast on the outside be the beast.

[@Alittlelosthere]

Old game of Chinese checkers reminds me of my youth. My grandma had a set long ago.

[@lynnnewsom8054]

Wow, Mitch! Thanks for the trip down memory lane. That ashtray on the back of the front seat! Can’t wait to see part 2. You’re the best!

[@Pugzilla0]

Hi mitch! This is the first premier i see from you! I cant wait to get on youtube tomorrow to watch this :D

[@donnovicki9771]

Not only do I enjoy watching the transformation, I also really like the music that accompanies the videos. It's just kind of upbeat and fun and enhances the video. Great job Mitch.

[@My5teryLover]

Seeing vintage seats all worn and torn always breaks my heart cause I'm sure the original quality was beautiful

[@jonathanrodriguez6376]

This is beyond a total junkyard for its ‘65 Jeep Wagoneer Classic family-wagon. But hopefully when this is done, it will be a huge newer classic by the time it is detailed and beauty back to life for sure:).💯🙌🏻

[@carolm1354]

Someone needs to invent a boar’s hair brush with a hollow handle that can fit the business end of a vacuum hose…. That way you can brush away the surface dirt and vacuum it up all with just one tool.

[@donnovicki9771]

That's you Carol. Shark Tank.

[@rosedawson1248]

It's a gorgeous!!!! vehicle I am so glad you didn't give up on it. And it's a jeep wagoneer. Sorry, retired auto insurance agent here.

[@laurabenevelli6783]

You always do a great job. Something that didn’t make sense to me was cactus growing in the car and you pulling out a scuba diving fin. 😂

[@Ilikeitachi20]

5:45 is the best part the most satisfying thing ever

[@mattpipes5106]

I’m not usually a fan of SUV’s but even I have to admit these classic Wagoneers are pretty awesome… I actually think it wears the patina and the bad paint job well. I can’t wait to see the finished job and I’m glad you are helping to give it a new life!

[@chipreuter9478]

That paint job was late 70's early 80's and I absolutely love it! The owner should've drilled the hatch lock or had you do it because without a key, it must be replaced anyway... My man needs PB Blaster and a hand held torch for them seat bolts... Also, as a 4×4 the floor was probably originally covered in mud making great fodder for cactus, they require so little to live as it is... At the end of the day, this Jeep is worth as much as a small house restored, so all the work, time and money is worth it. Their ain't a whole lot of them Jeeps left on the road, most were driven till they completely rusted out and were scrapped. Finding one in a barn or field that can still be salvaged is like winning the lotto...

[@tomimar2001]

Dude, you need to invest in a PPE suit, it's crazy to be cleaning mountains of mouse poop with almost your bare hands.

[@CKN215]

“Double glove” at the least if you don’t do anything else.

[@vinceemmons]

@@CKN215yep, the WHOLE TIME I was thinking “Mitch, you’re gonna get hanatavirus from this one for sure!!”

[@Junyrmint16]

Hantavirus is a respiratory virus and is only transmitted by inhaling aerosolized virus particles from mouse droppings so as long as he's wearing an N95 mask, or higher (which he is), he's fine. The gloves he's wearing are fine to protect him from everything else. You can't absorb hantavirus through your skin.

[@freespirit343]

Some answers about the cacti: certain cacti species can actually reproduce asexually, meaning they don't need a flower or pollinator to reproduce. As for the lack of soil, that's not a problem either! Cacti can grow in sand or even gravel, and can't tolerate excessive moisture: making the inside of a car very desirable, combined with the heat and shelter from winter winds. The remnant gravel and sand in the car was obviously more than enough for them. The interior of BC is very dry, and they have native cactus species, so they might even have come from a cactus chunk that hitched a ride on the previous owner's clothes, or even pets if they were present. All it takes is a few decades of neglect for these little guys to thrive!

[@evelynvslife]

“Who the heck has that time to watch a video” It’s me. I have time.

[@cornevanduijvenbode557]

Saterdaymorning routine; sit back and relax. I will. Thanks Mitch, I appreciate your video's. It would be great if the owners make a KZbin serie about the whole restauration. Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@ItsChute]

what an incredible way to start the day

[@bobbipetty7411]

Cool vehicle. Would love to see it after restoration. You did a great job on this one.

[@holymoly6829]

Please ask the new owners to come along and show us the Finished job when they complete their restoration project 😤🤪

[@TheDetailGeek]

This is a HUGE job to do what they're intending, but would be cool to see it finished!

[@pugsofwrath3578]

so funny story about cars and cacti: i once bought two prickly pears and when I was bringing them in, I only ended up grabbing one and just didn't think too much of it. cut to maybe 2 years later while i'm cleaning out the trunk and pull the carpet back into place to discover the other prickly pear growing out of my trunk. I still gets cactus spines in my hands every once in a while when I work back there...

[@lilliethornton9353]

I'm really anticipating the results of this one. Have great weekend!!

[@RWJSJG]

Finally Friday enjoy your weekend Mitch ❤❤❤ time for a good weenie roast 😊

[@TheDetailGeek]

Thanks, you too!

[@RWJSJG]

@@TheDetailGeek thank you 🙏

[@tracyphillips6027]

Loved the music on this video. So upbeat and happy. 😂

[@speterbilt]

Cactus is from Sky goin to the desert to meet Heisenberg from Breaking Bad!😂😂

[@angelagrant9163]

Man, a huge undertaking 😮 Wow, great job 😊

[@joelbuchanan471]

Yippee!!! Cool teaser for tomorrow's blockbuster detail. Can't wait to hear more backstory and see how well this went. I am guessing at least 12 hours of work went into this! . ❤

[@Theodorepottery]

I see those pine needle things in my garden a lot but I have no idea what they are

[@lauradiaz5366]

Very good 😁

[@michaelbranham5854]

That brown or orange was more than likely done to mimic the old wood grain some of those had, I love those with the wood grain.

[@davidp2888]

18 hour labor of love.

[@suzannestone6750]

Yup they are very sturdy vehicles. My parents each had one. Oooh chinese checkers game!!! those are fun

[@johnlabree6286]

This is gonna be a good one.

[@marshabrubaker185]

I'm amazed at the amount of junk, trash & stuff that's left in vehicles, today & many years ago. I keep three things in my car: sun shade, insulated drink sleeves in the cup holders because I live in hot & humid Texas and a trash bag. I feel bad that you have to remove all that junk, plus dead animal bodies. A+ effort! Can't wait until next week.

[@Jazzy.girl.Sarah2023]

Love the drill with the round scrub heads!

[@waynetanner1749]

Holy shnikes! The old Jeep Wagonerr is a good candidate for a restoration and your detailing is an excellent first step! Excellent work Mitch.

[@sharonbelisle550]

I love the sound of your voice. The pronunciation of all words are perfect!😂❤ Oh by the way, the car is looking good so far. Back track and pull that beanie baby out of the trash! It’s valuable! 😊

[@TheAsiaFM]

The whole time he was in the back I was thinking “pull at the metal handle on the door! Just climb in the back!”😅

[@sydneymomma11]

I have to applaud her for having you back it up when she wasn't comfortable doing so. It's frustrating when people can't put their ego aside and end up damaging someone else's property. So, the car was a mess, but at least your garage was left in its original condition!

[@everlasting9292]

Definitely a challenge but WOW what a gem of a car to restore.

[@guyman2134]

Fyi, that green felt carpeting is the original indoor/outdoor carpeting from the '60s. It was popularly used on porches, patios, and miniature golf courses

[@jaywillet-cruz]

Hey Mitch, The Wagoner is coming back to life. As Always Amazing!!!❤💯

[@kswsquared]

26:20 This is a long shot since it isn't local, but the little brown grainy stuff reminds me of rice hulls that are left behind in the rice milling process. Those things might be local grass seeds, since rice is also a grass, there's a strong similarity...

[@Pinkapotomus]

That as crazy. 🤪 💜💜💜 It seems like you’re becoming the go-to guy for cleaning out before restorations! I love those colors on it and would love to see the final result after the restoration!!

[@TheDetailGeek]

I loved the interior colour, but the outside…not so much 😆 Would definitely be cool to see it fully restored though!

[@Liminal_Nightmare]

Wow that's a lot of canning lids! Also happy to see you wearing a respirator, I'm pretty sure those ceiling tiles have asbestos in them!

[@BaliceSpotting]

26:20 It looks like grass seeds.

[@louisapgohandmadecreations1910]

Im feeling Ghostbusters vibes, and the cacti are giving me the hebe jeebies! If only this car could talk, I bet it would have some great stories.

[@hugolafhugolaf]

You live in a nice place. Looks peaceful!

[@MattyMaos]

One of those map gas torches work great for heating up stuck bolts. Heat em then hit em with the impact gun.

[@florencetheunicorn]

You always get some of the most interesting vehicles! This is yet another one that I wish we could see the finished restoration of!

[@ajanic1]

It's definitely old, dead jumping cholla like we have here in Arizona. I got stuck by one once. I had about 6 spines stuck in my finger. I couldn't get them out at first because they have a hook on the tip of the thorn that I had to just pull out. I'm very curious about those cacti in the Jeep as well. So random.

[@williamnowacki]

Well Mitch looking forward to part 2. Already part 1 sure got me thinking sheesh this previous owner should’ve done better I’m glad the new owner decided to get it detailed. Bring on next Friday

[@eveb446]

What a nightmare of the Jeep Wagoneer!!!!!! All credit to you Mitch for having the "guts," to detail this disaster of a vehicle. Have a very relaxing weekend. HAPPY CANADA DAY TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!

[@TheDetailGeek]

Thank you!

[@cynthiahopkins7090]

Thank you so much for the premier. I can not believe lots of cactus everywhere in Jeep Wagoner. We love you and how you always work very excellently working. I am forward to seeing the 2 parts video next Friday. 🤟😊👏👍

[@TheDetailGeek]

Thanks Cynthia!

[@joelbuchanan471]

Glad you're here Cynthia. It's always great to see you. Have a wonderful weekend. Rest and relax.

[@cynthiahopkins7090]

@@joelbuchanan471 Thank you so much for your words. Yes, I’ll take care of it and get well soon.

[@CHrisPetE056]

😮wow. No words. If you’re terrified, I would have made her tow it right back out. LOL. I love your passion.

[@Patricksmancave]

Wow! Compared to how it was it looks a lot better now! Love see these old cars! You do some great work! Have a good day!

[@LGP82]

@5:00 I was thinking of the Gulf Racing Colors..... But that does not make this car look fast.

[@mstc72]

Lovely old wagon .I agree ,the colder scheme is hideous!

[@feliciabodle9725]

Your videos are super relaxing I could watch them for hours! ❤ great work

[@Viprus]

12:35 Have you heard of our lord and saviour WD40?

[@OldeHadleyVintage]

Mitch can you include a link of the exact damage free Tuck Tape?? I could use that to clean my vintage car before it’s restored so it doesn’t leak near the windshield like it has been. Thanks! None of the searches I have been doing turn up the same you seem to use. Thanks!