We Spent 60 Hours Restoring The Body & Interior Of My Abandoned DeLorean & It Looks BRAND NEW!

[@LegitStreetCars]

I finished the DeLorean! Check this out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqSkqYmqbpmmmJo

[@LegitStreetCars]

So sorry about the issues with the video earlies this morning. Please let me know if you have any problems watching this on. Thanks! Alex

[@braydonscully4646]

You rock man, stuff happens! Not to worry! Loving the content!

[@iceman47148]

Thank you brother can’t wait to see the progress keep up the great work!!!

[@dervwfahrer]

I watched the first upload without any issues !

[@jimcabezola3051]

I JUST finished watching your original episode here in Hawai'i, so your little live drop was a bit confusing. So far...your 2nd drop is playing nicely. Aloha!

[@Deepin210]

I love you Alex

[@kerrylewis2581]

Alex doesn't give up. I appreciate your commitment to all of us.

[@MowersNBlowers]

A check by google is a good motivator too!

[@Watchmedome3017]

Facts 💯

[@kerrylewis2581]

He had many problems getting the video uploaded but did not give up trying because it was important to him to have a new video up every Saturday. He looked stressed in his live talking about it. @@BillBraskySOB

[@MowersNBlowers]

@@BillBraskySOB a youtuber with a million subscribers makes good monthly income, it’s not all about making videos for you

[@tonymolineiro554]

True 🎉

[@ronhannink1968]

I must say, coming from decades of bodyshop experience. I am extremely proud of you. Taking the time and doing things right. My hat is off to you, Ron

[@tyburcjusz]

Alex is a true YT hero. He always goes from start to finish, puts huge amounts of work and effort + he does not drop a daily vid just for the sake of views. Alex should really have a looooooot more than 1 M followers and really it's not YT anymore, those episodes look like from TV just a few years ago :)

[@keiv8687]

The sound deadening needs to be rolled until the foil backing is smooth. This ensures proper contact of the material. Otherwise great job with the entire car! Nice and clean.

[@wesleymontgomery5301]

I highly recommend using the rollers to press down the sound deadening to really adhere it to the body

[@noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0]

Yeah, that basically is just laying there doing nothing the way he did it. If the dimples aren't flattened out it's not actually installed. Bit painful to see that considering the care put into everything else.

[@MrSpartanPaul]

Let's hope that it will eventually adhere from gravity and being parked on some hot pavement.

[@noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0]

@@MrSpartanPaul The pieces on the roof of the door are totally going to fall off pretty quickly.

[@CaptnDanLKW]

I was going to comment the same thing. I JUST finished a similar project with the same brand product and the instructions clearly say the dimples have to be rolled out. Soooo… we’ll see…

[@djkritical9606]

Or he could have used the spray deadener.

[@NightWalkerasd]

For the sound deadening material you need to user a roller to press it firmly to the surface. The idea of the aluminum top that have some patter form is to know what you pressed with the roll and what you have left to do. Just a tip for next time. Awesome work!!! 😊

[@themadmallard]

in a pinch, a mason jar or a spraypaint can could work if no roller.

[@NightWalkerasd]

@@themadmallard yeah even a screwdriver handle, the best sound deadening effect happen when the material has completely stick to the surface since it stop the natural vibration of the metal.

[@Ryan-pn1mc]

His sound debtening😅 love you Alex

[@mrigas1]

@@Ryan-pn1mc it's sound doubtening

[@Franco03160]

Great for a sound system with a lot of bass

[@michaelmcelhattan7238]

It was fun to help with the door work and graining. Well done Alex. I know how much effort has been spent. Bravo!

[@brian_jake]

Very nice

[@PeterHinkle]

Very cool to jump in to the comments!

[@gussybear2409]

Came for the CL65, stayed for the De Lorean. Top content

[@bills3216]

Dude I truly appreciate the amount of detail you're putting into restoring this. The DeLorean is super cool but I'm more satisfied with the attention to the little things you're cleaning and repairing. This exactly how I am when I'm cleaning and restoring. I can't do it any other way. You get it! I love that! Awesome job!

[@mantaslaidas4131]

He is getting money for that

[@qcbtbx]

This man's level of commitment to his projects is impeccable!

[@zollotech]

Glad you got the video worked out. Great video as always.

[@nitrousracer000]

omg huge fan

[@nathan_tasker]

This channel is so underrated. This has been incredibly satisfying and entertaining. This is going to be amazing once finished.

[@RS7evenSLDR]

He has 1mill subs. That’s not underrated. Lol

[@TrojanLube69]

The sound deadening will not have the same effect just by laying the sheet in it. It has to be rolled in with a roller. Otherwise the glue will not be pressed enough to make any difference deadening the sound.

[@TrojanLube69]

And yes, I was an audiophile once and did entire cars just to eliminate the road noise and have clearer sound driving.

[@dunder727]

I love this! im lerning how to work on a DeLorean on youtube! what a dream dude

[@lorieandpatrickdavies7483]

Really interesting seeing your disassembly, and how the car was constructed in the first place. I also applaud your attention to detail, fixing all the little things as you go along. I'm still hoping you go the twin-turbo route, as DMC intended, instead of putting some monster V8 in it. Also not a fan of the decal kit, or the ground effects on that other car, hopefully you keep your car looking clean and classy, like the early production model it is. Enjoying this series immensely.

[@jaakkopontinen]

Gonna agree on the decals/effects. Don't put them on. It's just "more" for no reason, which makes it less actually.

[@JACB006]

Yea I like the plain look as well, Ex decal.

[@mattfarahsmillionmilelexus]

@@JACB006 Same here, the decal kit looks tacky, really clutters up the classic Delorean styling.

[@jwlievestro8462]

Put a Renault 25 v6 turbo engine or a alpine v6 turbo in. Not that many horse power but lots of torq! Only problem to find that stuff in the states. 😅

[@PeterHinkle]

This channel is like no other. Alex, I absolutely love your commitment to “story”. So many creators leave you hanging or bullshit you or worse, there’s no beginning, middle, and finale, to their videos. Your videos are so intriguing and satisfying BECAUSE you tell such compelling stories. Thank you brother.

[@kb8_24]

Completely agreed!

[@brianwil89]

You should have signed under the headliner like a factory worker would have done.

[@LegitStreetCars]

That's a great idea. I can still do it!

[@brianwil89]

@@LegitStreetCars I’ve done it on house projects and let the kids do it in their room when I remodeled.

[@vincentgriffin2669]

He threw the LSC stickers under the roof cover? So technically kinda already did. Lol

[@weedfreer]

It was a tradition to do the same behind the boot (trunk) card at TVR also. Right on the panel behind the seats 😂

[@brianwil89]

@@vincentgriffin2669 kinda, I think that counts too

[@davidcolantuoni9165]

Sometime gaps are purposely left in taping and glueing to allow water to drain and air to evaporate condensation. Stopping rust and mold.

[@missionpassed4584]

I've been ill with some horrible virus since Friday and this video has really helped take my mind off of it, Its really nice and long so I'm just laying in bed with my tablet propped up next to me, thanks you for posting this.

[@jasoningram9928]

Guys like Dennis are true artisans. After seeing Dennis here on another project, I knew just who to call when I got a golf dent in the middle of my hood. Even though the hood back bracing was coving the dent from underneath. After a few hours it was invisible to me. He saved me a load of cash.

[@daveh2612]

23k views in one hour. That has to be surreal for you, Alex. I've been watching since the beginning! Congrats!

[@LegitStreetCars]

I'm grateful for every single view

[@lukemallory7832]

With no training, that weatherstrip and headlining was a work of art - well done! Huge effort on the car and the video - one of the best things I've ever seen on KZbin. Keep it up! Cheers from Ireland!

[@Formless_Entity2069]

Do you know what happened to Peter?

[@seancaceres619]

I would disinfect the vent the vent since it goes straight across and that's where the dust accumulates. Just shove a bunch of microfiber towels dipped in bleach water and in the hole it goes.

[@theredscourge]

For the foil and butyl sound deadening stuff, you are supposed to rub down the panels with rubbing alcohol first, let it dry, stick it on, then squish it down with a roller so that the rectangular pillowy looking cells flatten down, which indicates that you've pressed it on hard enough and it will actually prevent vibrations. Easy enough to fix though, and amazing job with everything else!

[@Eatongee]

Love the long video. So satisfying to see the interior go back in time!

[@LexusLFA554]

Love that this restoration is a huge group project, you have so many specialists featured.

[@davidt3563]

It's so awesome how people dedicate huge chunks of their lives to all sorts of vehicles.

[@CLCIII]

Alex, I am never disappointed at your attention to detail and my OCD appreciates it. Those soldersticks are freaking AMAZING! Now that I know about them I can't imagine repairing wiring any other way! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

[@vrusev]

Yess, video is finally out! My wife got diagnosed with cancer and I am literally in the waiting room waiting for her to come out of surgery wondering what to do and how to process all this and seeing this video truly made me smile and distract, at least for a bit. Great fan of the channel and Alex and if you ever do an Open Doors day for LSC quarters, since we are in Chicago as well, I''d probably stop by and look around, seems fun place to be at :))) Thank you for all the work you do and the great and easy to follow content. Vlad.

[@LegitStreetCars]

I'm so truly sorry Vlad. I'm thinking of you and hope everything goes well. Email me at [e-mail] with an address. I'd love to send some merch your way.

[@vrusev]

@@LegitStreetCars Thanks Alex, it sucks, but small things make us happy and in this moment it was your Video. Absolutely, I'll shoot you an email now, Subject: Vlad.

[@joelbleakley5519]

Make sure to replace the belt drive in your cassette radio since it's original.

[@eas3rd1963]

This was by far the best episode of this series. Can’t wait to see the final product.

[@MikeHarris1984]

Wow, stainless steel dent removal. That was a hard dent! Holy crap, amazing work!!!

[@mikejba]

Absolutely insane effort. This is easily one of top automotive channels on KZbin. Great work Alex!

[@therealjhall833]

I love how you actually finish your builds !

[@Geordo1960]

You guys make this extremely difficult restoration look so easy. I admire you for doing such a good job and doing it right!

[@blanehinze]

Great video Alex! Thanks for bringing me back to my past as a body guy to knock out that crease. Working with so much stainless these days, I have always wanted to work on a DeLorean body and bring my skills full circle. Cant wait to go for a ride!

[@jameskohler7724]

Great job on that. When you welded the head was the weld between intake and exhaust or intake and water jacket?

[@blanehinze]

@@jameskohler7724 Thanks! We were concerned that it was a void leading to the water jacket. After we cleaned it up and welded it, it appeared to just be an inclusion in the casting. Still worth fixing to keep the runner smooth.

[@justinoliver1984]

Alex, I tip my hat to you sir! Your shear determination to NOT let us down on a Saturday upload is stifling! 3 cheers for LSC! here here!

[@samhoude7413]

I installed the same sound deadning in my car, they say you should install it with a roller to flaten it down so it sticks better!

[@chriscrumpton9601]

As an OG Tuff Stuff user, this video is far more satisfying than I thought a Delorean restoration video could be. Always appreciative of your attention to detail, and desire to fix it the right way.

[@IKhanNot]

Dennis truly is a pro at his craft. He just sees dents.

[@pilotlars]

he fixes all his golf balls. They don't fly very far.

[@MastaT_150]

I do a lot of wiring and every time I use Soldersticks I can’t help but wonder why couldn’t I have invented something like that so obvious, so simple, yet absolutely genius. They are life changing! Who ever did invent those I’d like to shake your hand!

[@breakupgoogle]

ikr wish we had em 30 years ago

[@jaskajokunen3716]

Do you solder wiring in cars? I read that solder makes much better electrical connection but worse mechanical one, so they wouldn't last as long in some parts of the car 🤔

[@GeeWillikersMan]

Hey I'm curious - Soldersticks - does the bare wire actually get hot enough to properly wick in the solder?

[@MastaT_150]

@@jaskajokunen3716 automotive/marine/power sports/ pretty much anything DC. Not exactly sure what your asking there but in my mind and experience if you want to splice two wires together you can’t get a stronger more durable connection for general work. No run of the mill crimp connection I’ve run across is going to be better. Now with that said everything has it place so I might use different products in different areas/applications. If I’m wiring something that I may want disconnect or remove I’ll use something like Deutsch connectors or similar. And you can always step your game up and go mil spec but that’s not practical for the general public.

[@MastaT_150]

@@GeeWillikersMan it’s low temp solder and it seems to, also as the shrink wrap contracts it also aids in squishing it in there. I’m no scientist or representative for the company so you’d have to ask them if you wanted anymore detail than that.

[@pa1ncak3]

Regarding the sound deadening you don't need that much! Small squares will do just fine and you might want to add some on the wheel arches and the trunk area as well! Make sure to user a roller to make the material stick to the surface better.

[@Flamingeyes245]

Yes! This!

[@niffkhan]

Exactly this, the sound deadening needs a special roller to flatten the raised "rectangles" to properly deaden sound.

[@stephenellis3430]

Excellent video. Your doing a great job. Looking forward to the mechanical work getting that Renault V6 running.

[@KI7PBG]

curious anybody seen the DMC motor company website? are they going to start making them again. Also awesome looking deloriean there love it,.

[@rast4man]

I love that you pay attention to all the small details. That's really what makes the difference. I can't wait to see this at the car meet next year. Great job, Alex.

[@leungjeffrey94]

Thanks for taking us on this restoration journey!

[@crashalot63]

Legit Street Cars videos can NEVER be too long! Alex rules!!!!

[@Simplyput3451]

The DeLorean Team. It takes a village to rebuild a DeLorean. Great project.

[@TheRyanBattle]

Watching a restoration of a car that you know isn’t just going to be immediately flipped and sold but rather kept and treasured forever is so much more satisfying❤

[@OG_Jack]

Great to see Max! I hope that this appearance was post Covid and he's doing well. Also, I hope that his wife and new baby are doing well! This is great content, thank you!

[@JACB006]

Another great video Alex. Amazing amount of research, organisation, scheduling, filming, editing etc and that was before you did a huge amount of work all while keeping your ordinance entertained and educated. GREAT JOB.

[@CarswithNash]

Amazing work Alex, the car is looking like new!👍

[@thebrianmccannofficial]

@LegitStreetCars a few suggestions.. The sound deadener.. Will fall off the roof when it gets hot. You have to use a roller and post heat w a heat gun to install it so the adhesive sticks. Second.. There is no gloss black used in interior pieces.. You're far better off to use a satin trim black paint for that.. The orange peel from the gloss is rough. Wire brushing out your ur ashtray and just using a primer woukd be a great idea.. Etc. Lastly. Spray adhesive.. U want to spray both sides but u want to wait u til it is DRY 5 minutes.. Then you won't get bleed thru. And you won't get finger spots in your headliner foam.. Trust the cans instructions.. Leaving spray glue to flash fully is the master trick. Hope that helps my man

[@ScaryAF_Entertainment]

I can't believe how much you got complete in this video!!! Super satisfying to watch, a little anxiety watching you install the weather stripping with that black caulk!!! I never could have done that myself lol!!! Great video!

[@LegitStreetCars]

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[@LexusLFA554]

A GMC Typhoon or Syclone. (I wrote this before seeing the "Work Truck")

[@Carl09of09]

G35X

[@ethanrodriguez9278]

thank you daddy

[@ethanrodriguez9278]

i was so upset when it ended all of the sudden the first time

[@nickmorgan8434]

I'm glad you got the video up and working

[@chriskimble2012]

I am sooooo excited for this! They’re fun to see in the wild, but to see a restoration and how these were put together is amazing. It’s the power of love!

[@How2Man_101]

Amazing amount of effort well spent. The amount of cleaning and sterilization just gives me HUGE respect to your work ethic and pursuit of perfection. It looks mint to me!

[@ryancombs1420]

Love the restoration so far! I'm not a fan of the aftermarket black stripe you're looking to possibly do. Keep it original... It looks so good! That stainless turned out so nice!

[@dmctimelord]

Had an absolute blast meeting you Alex! Thanks for checking out my DeLorean too! I'm really looking forward to the end product and having you join the local DeLorean club for a cruise! And for all of LSC fans out there, this is an awesome project that Alex is doing!!! Seeing his excitement is so fun to watch! :)

[@ashleynyamadzawo]

Amazing video, excited to watch the remainder! We are always so grateful for your hardwork and content Alex!

[@omerkhan6806]

The level of quality of your videos has substantially gotten better. Keep going, the editing has def improved as well. Glad to see your channel grow so well!

[@MichaelThorne_za]

Saturday evening and a new episode of LSC! 🎉 There is no better entertainment to watch. Loving this series.

[@my2sons8791]

Alex, I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this episode of your DeLorean resto. My son turned me on to your channel and of course I subscribed and have been liking every episode I watch! This particular episode reminded me so much of a restoration I did on a 87' Suzuki Ssmurai. I find myself sharing so many cleaning and restoration details with you. Cleaning nuts and bolts, painting miscellaneous brackets, etc. Anyway, thanks for sharing these projects with the KZbin world. Hope to meet you someday!

[@gdb5448]

Big "thumbs up" on everything...except for the ashtray...that thing looked like butt in gloss black, shoulda just media blasted it back to its correct bare metal finish or sourced a nice NOS one.

[@thehostler0]

You've done such a good job on this. Keep 'em coming!

[@Tclans]

One and a half hour of grade A restoration entertainment. Totally amazing how much love you put in the DMC. So much worth it 👍🏼🫶🏼

[@Fasteddiebreakshearts]

🏁🏁I’m still hoping for a engine swap on the Delorean 😎🤙🏾

[@spartanedw]

Yeah.. an LS3 would be perfect lol

[@RTA95]

@@spartanedwI was just gonna say LS Swap the delorean 🤣🤣🤣

[@NFS4LFE]

2 things; 1. I’m glad the video is back up and in perfect working order. 2. This is the first time I’ve ever watched a feature length youtube video. And every second was absolutely enjoyable. Alex, you’re really my absolute favorite car youtuber.

[@mohamed110]

Alex is living the dream of so many ‘80s kids, first with the Grand National and now the nut-and-bolt restoration of the DeLorean. Well done!

[@23nickxp]

CON-SOL PERIOD

[@larrysorenson4789]

Leather: While panels are out steam the back side and all areas of the metal. Clean it several times. Smells live there. Leather surfaces: some are tanned, most are painted. The paint does allow the passage of moisture and oils through the hide. Steam the leather and wipe it as clean as you can get it. Then soak the leather by applying any lanolin based leather rejuvenator. Immediately cover it with saran wrap or plastic from grocery bags. Let soak a day and do it at least two more times. My last cream to soak in is called Saphir and is expensive. After removing the last soaking plastic use your hands and more Saphir to rub this last coat. Make the leather move around. If there is a cooked hard spot use lanolin and plastic more times until it is soft. Then vigorously rub the leather timo remove surface cream. Use a real shoe brush to give it a soft mat finish. I use the Groits leather scent spray to give the car the right smell. I spray a bit in weekly.

[@michaelb.42112]

Huey Lewis is from my hometown and I've played bass with his brother, Jeff Craig, who plays drums. KZbin has created so many deep friendships, and Dennis is one of them for Alex. I love this kind of stuff. Some of my best friends have come from Craigslist ads for musical equipment. The most fascinating part of DeLorean is at 25:35, what a way to change history in Ireland.

[@larrysorenson4789]

Did an early 911 and the thorough cleaning of everything under anything makes the car smell so much better it’s unbelievable. The steamer is a must.

[@davidlancaster1423]

The most humble KZbinr I've seen in a long time. Always seems so genuine, not to mention how interesting his videos are.

[@dafalzonAUS]

One of the best parts of this video is getting a intimate look at all the parts of the Delorean

[@propellantstudios706]

My nose print is on the window of the garage where this car used to sit. My friend who grew up down the street from where this was, says he and his friends used to chase it down the alley when the original owner drove it. Was initially sad when I saw it was gone, but you are obviously the right guy for this car. Enjoying seeing it being restored to it's former glory. Great videos!

[@brianlassiter5302]

Fellow DeLorean owner (VIN 04228). Amazing work on this interior and all the trim work! Impressive! Very excited about this project for you. I basically did the same thing on mine 3 years ago and it’s worth every minute in the end. One electrical thing I don’t regret replacing and worth every penny is all new relays and solid state RPM relay. Definitely improved hot start issue I was having. Keep up the good work! Good luck!

[@mrt7152]

If you repaint parts that had rust damage never paint them gloss but go for mat instead the gloss will accentuate the imperfections. And also all metal parts inside a car are never gloss but mat or satin so if you would had gone with mat it would had looked more original. But otherwise you do an awesome job bringing this 80’s icon back to life. It deserves all the love you give it.

[@2580robocop]

you're literally my hero for making everything perfect just as I would every time you see it. The best part is that I don't have to do it myself, and you have replacement parts instantly. 11/10 satisfaction.

[@Raykahn]

Need to use a roller on the butyl mats you put in. Helps it adhere to the panels better, which allows it perform its function better. Think of it like sealing it to the surface. You are taking so much time to do this car right, so it may be worth going back in to roll down the mats. The purpose of the butyl mats is to lower the frequency of noise the panel emanates when it vibrates by adding mass. You may also consider adding a layer of closed cell foam (CCF) for insulation. That lessens the burden on your AC to keep the car cool because it is not fighting the sun as much. Same goes in the winter, much easier for it to keep the car warm. If the car is sitting out in the sun the interior would be noticeably less hot, which also means less stress on interior trim pieces because they don't experience extreme temperature changes as often. Fair warning, the CCF is no where near as fun to work with as the butyl! I did a big sound dampening installation in my truck. Extremely noticeable difference for regular road use. It is hard to go back once you have experienced it! What you are doing here is sound dampening as well, not sound deadening. Sound deadening requires a thick layer like a vinyl mat whose purpose is to literally block sound. Sound dampening reduces the noise from vibrations to lower frequencies so it is less audible.

[@davidestate]

This Hour/Half was so easy to watch. Movie long video and didn't even feel like I was watching for long as you are one of the only KZbinrs that give so much and I know that we all enjoy the videos and don't care how long they are. Great job on the car.. it looks amazing already.

[@Jalapeno427]

Freakin awesome, I absolutely love the fact that you make these 30, 45, 60, even 90 minute videos. We are here for them!!

[@Tclans]

After this in depth esthetical restoration. I’m very much hyped for what you have in store on the mechanical department. I mean it needs some work but I bet you can’t go above and beyond without some resto mod items.

[@MrHamlet]

I feel this. I'll never forget restoring my first DeLorean. I've seen DeLorean panels made to look like an accordian and some real metal wizards make them look like new again. So I'm surprised anyone would claim they can't be repaired.

[@nicklauher9323]

The man is thorough and the DeLorean is the perfect content creator too. Never seen the nooks and crannies of one before

[@ignatiuswest8622]

Great job! I also want to thank you for making this look doable. So many who make videos about DeLorean ownership and restoration come across as snobby or elitist. Your amiable manner and every guy personality makes this look like anyone can do it.

[@queensapphire7717]

17:55 I would put a small bead of silicone there too on each side of the rubber, underneath the steel panels, where it meets the steel panels. 19:14, I would use black rivets for that application.

[@jacobcashen1301]

The dedication shown here is both immaculate and insane. Seeing you restore something like this with that smile on your face is also heartwarming. That, and observing how resourceful you are when it comes to doing something you haven't done before or tacking something as niche as a DeLorean. Thank you for what you do Alex! I know I am a few days late, but this was great and I am looking forward to watching the mechanical part when I got time. PS: Cheeers Max for all you do, too!

[@Aezetyr]

30:56 That license plate is genius level sci-fi cross pollination. Love it. Great vid Alex and crew!

[@OB928]

If nothing else, it’s the world’s cleanest and most sanitized DeLorean. Fantastic job!

[@johnmcginn4417]

I'm from Belfast and 54 years old. I feckin' luv this series Alex!

[@TheCarnager]

Much respect to PDR guys. They can really work some magic.

[@goharhayat2489]

First time I've watched things in your channel. Watched the delorean resto for the lay few hours ( 3 episodes) and well impressed with what you've done so far. All credit to you sir

[@jeffbousquet6823]

Great video series. Only hint I can give you is to let the spray adhesive dry on both surfaces then spray one surface lightly just before you install the pieces.

[@berniepeskett-nb5jm]

Well done Alex, I’m so happy for you! Weird perhaps, but I used to have the job at GM in Oshawa, Canada of installing the rubber door seals. Man that took me back! I was on the edge of my seat watching you reinstall all the interior trim and components, just praying there would be no accidents or drips of adhesives. The car is looking amazing! I have followed you for perhaps 5 years now and really love how far you have come and the impressive content you put out. Please keep it coming! 👍🇨🇦

[@chrisparnell1138]

Alex we all appreciate your work ethic....then you show how much you appreciate us by recovering and conquering technical difficulty hell. 👍👏

[@P-J-W-777]

Sound deadening will do wonders for your car for both sound and heat. Audio heads use it quit often and it makes a huge difference in the audio quality inside the vehicle. You can talk to your passengers much easier as well.

[@Nunyabusiness87]

The attention to detail and in-depth description of what you’re doing is beyond amazing… well done sir Oh and it’s con sole

[@waynel879]

Just watched entire video. Unbelievable job. Car looks fantastic. Super great job. You speak so clearly it is a joy to watch. Great quality and sound. Fantastic!!!!