What an Insane transformation! Thumbs up and share the video if you enjoyed it! Have a great weekend everyone! Use code mad for 20% off www.maddetailingusa.com
I think the different detailers that do TH-cam content should have some kind of competition to see who’s the best out there! Would be interesting to see how something like that would look!
@@MADDETAILING three days, three different details. Each doing similar vehicles. Set a time limit on that is doable but causes some kind of panic because it’s way shorter then what your normal detail job takes. I got the perfect first vehicle in mind. Have each detailer work on Jeep Wrangler’s that were taken muddying the day before.
Man you NAILED it when you talked about the other detailing channels pushing and passing off someone else’s product on us. That’s one of my biggest problems with them. Have some integrity like my man here! He’s honest about the situation and isn’t blowing smoke up our asses. Good on you man. Keep grinding. You kick ass
This channel & The Detail Geek are the best on TH-cam! I watch most your videos a few times.. I have my husband watching now. The truck looks crazy good!
Wow! 😳 absolutely stunning transformation! 🎯 wish I could take you my 09 white Mustang so you could transform it back to getting it off the showroom! So much work you put in the truck and it absolutely paid off!!! Have a great weekend sir!
it’s so sweet to hear your story and thanking us. you seem like such a nice guy it makes me happy to see you succeed, we’re all so proud of you, keep up the good work
That paint looks factory fresh. Amazing that a working truck of that vintage doesn't have a single dent. Obviously the owner has taken very good care of it over the years. Well done! Gonna be a real head turner now!
Wow, the paint looks amazing! I would have loved to see the owner's reaction. If it was mine I'd be jumping up and down. Great job once again. Wish I lived in Florida.....
Seeing vehicles with this kind of age being reconditioned is why I love this channel. And no one does it better than you guys! Absolutely, hands down, the best detail guys ever! Your attention to detail is unmatched. Proud of you guys and keep hammering out these older vehicles!
I worked in the dealer prep shop of a Chevy dealer at the time this truck was new. It's great to see this one brought back to beautiful condition! It must have had garage parking for most of its life. The paint on these wasn't very good from the factory and would have been totally destroyed by now if it had spent much of its life outdoors. The detailing tools and products available today are so much better than we had at the time. We didn't have iron removing chemicals, or clay bars. We didn't even have dual action polishers. Just single action, like a grinder except with a buffing pad. I never did figure out how to buff a car with one of those things without leaving really bad buffer trails all over the place. And we had to buff most of the cars and trucks that came through. They came to the dealership covered with iron deposits. We called it rail dust because it got on the vehicles during shipping. Chevrolet didn't put any protection on the vehicles to keep the rail dust off. I was always so jealous of the people working at the Toyota dealership next door. The Toyotas were shipped with a thick waxy coating that simply washed off with a special soap. Those cars arrived in pristine condition. The only means we had to get the rail dust out of the Chevrolet paint was to use those horrible grinder/buffers and stiff polishing compound. Those vehicles looked horrible when they were finally ready to go out on the lot. But people bought them anyhow. I always felt so bad about making those new cars look so bad. I think it would have been better to just leave the rail dust there, but dealership policy was to buff it off. As a side note: That lower trim strip that goes around the vehicle was used on all of the Chevy's of the time. They were just stuck on with a puttty-like tape, and would frequently fall off. To fix that, the parts department had the trim on a roll, like a big roll of tape. We would just cut off the length we needed, and stick it on. Any edge that was on the front edge of a door needed a bevel manually ground into it first so the door could open without interfering with the trim. The quality of the replaced piece of trim was very directly dependent on the interest level and patience of the person installing it. It might end up too short, or have a sloppily ground edge. Even though the quality of the GM vehicles wasn't good at the time this truck was made, I still have a fondness for them because of preparing so many of them for sale. Thank you, M.A.D. DETAILING, for helping me remember that!
I think you have so much support, speaking for myself, first, I love cars and trucks especially older ones. You do a phenomenal job and deserve the support. I like the old barn finds or like this one, a nice old truck to begin with made MAGNIFICENT.
This is my favorite truck in the world, and you absolutely rocked it out! I cannot believe this truck is in that good of condition after all these years and you were able to bring it back to life. Great job and I always enjoy watching your videos.
I'm a Ford guy, but that was a great Chevy transformation! To paraphrase the movie line, "she may not be the prettiest girl at the ball but she'll turn a head or two!" Very nice.
Wow! That's just amazing! An original Chevy Square Body that's so original! I would be so proud to be seen in this truck! Anyone can buy a new truck that looks that good (like me, but I had the last truck 17 years and the paint was still looking good!). But to have an original that clean! Admittedly there are a few defects in the paint, like around the doors, but it's the original paint! And the carpet? I wouldn't have had it dyed either. I assume the seats were too far gone. You do what you have to. What a wonderful example of an original truck! I remember before the invention of electricity, keeping a car's finish was a very manual operation. All by hand! And all my cars have looked good! I used to be young! Admittedly the last truck, 2003 Tundra Stepside, had scratches I was never able to get out. I went down a path which turned into a 4 wheeler path that I couldn't get out of, so I had scratches down both sides. A DA wasn't able to get them out and I never mastered the rotary polisher. But like I say, it's not the scars you have, it's how you ware them! Great video and not a vehicle I would have burned! Thanks!
I'm a business owner (detailing out of Maricopa County AZ) specifically Scottsdale. And I dont have my own line of products but I use some of yours and my clients are very impressed. M.A D. L.O.V.E. (pun intended 🤠) from all of us here at American Royalty Car Care
This video made me nostalgic for my 1976 GMC suburban trailering special. It was the last vehicle that my dad purchased before he retired and got sick and passed away. And then I bought it from my mom, making it my first vehicle. Thank you.
I know how you feel when your details for hours, but at the end it's all worth it, I also am a detailer and to hear and see my customers reactions and comments from them is what I look forward to. Great work keep it up! Roswell,NEW Mexico
As I hear you explaining the reason for your TH-cam channel, I'm realizing why I'm watching this. My father has a 1979 Caravan here in Brazil. It only has one owner (him), and with all that you show here, I'm learning the best way to detail that car, which been a dream of mine since I was a kid. Thank you so much for all your videos. Please, never stop them!!! You're awesome!!!
I need to find a detailer who will put this much effort into my 77 C10! Working so much I don’t have time to detail it myself. Great job! It’s nice to see a detailer who actually CARES about their work and not just in it for the money.
Although I hate the Cardinals stuff (Cubs fan here) the transformation was insane. You have become my favorite detailing channel on youtube and one of the only ones I watch now.
Wow that shining of the paint really made such a beautiful difference, it looks great! My Dad has a 1963 Volkswagen Beetle, and while the nice color of the paint is still decently there, it looks worn and not shiny any more. Would you have any tips for restoring the paint/color/shine on a vehicle *that* old?
This was the first detail channel I watched. This man is extremely detailed and meticulous and you can tell he has a passion for detailing. After watching some other channels I get bored very easily. This company not only details but restores your vehicle back to its original state!!!
Usually I wouldn't spend 40 minutes watching a vehicle detailing video, but I couldn't stop watching this one. Amazing work, looks like it was just driven off the showroom floor!!!
Omg your craftsmanship is next to none!!!! Absolutely beautiful work and pride on doing it!!!! Wish I lived in Florida my 1995 Ford F-150 Eddie Bauer could use some paint correction!
Love the opening music. Very fitting for this truck. My grandfather had a 1986 gmc high Sierra and there was nothing more fun than riding around town with him sitting on that bench seat with the windows down in the summer. He’s been gone 4 years now 😞
its crazy that you have to put a disclaimer explaining how its ok to let your engine get wet. Ive been pressure washing engine bays for years and never had a problem. Makes it shine
It’s refreshing to see a, what,….40(?) year old truck that while was faded quite a bit, was clearly taken better care of then some the 5 year old or newer cars you’ve worked on before.
Comment to motivate you Mad Detailing. I watch your content from Pakistan and detail my both cars after learning from here. I love you being humble to your subscriber as humbleness is the biggest thing.
What an Insane transformation! Thumbs up and share the video if you enjoyed it! Have a great weekend everyone! Use code mad for 20% off www.maddetailingusa.com
Always a great show My florida guys!!!
I think the different detailers that do TH-cam content should have some kind of competition to see who’s the best out there! Would be interesting to see how something like that would look!
@@anthonynelson2005 I know I would be down for that!
@@MADDETAILING three days, three different details. Each doing similar vehicles. Set a time limit on that is doable but causes some kind of panic because it’s way shorter then what your normal detail job takes. I got the perfect first vehicle in mind. Have each detailer work on Jeep Wrangler’s that were taken muddying the day before.
I wish you were near me, I would definitely take my cars to you. Great work.
This owner took it to the RIGHT people! Absolute perfection.
You know it!
Oh yeah! Great job. Wish I lived closer...got an old car that could use some professional help with the left over rust from living in Ohio.
Every owner who takes it to MAD detailing cannot go absolutely wrong
Anybody else think seeing old chrome THATS rusted and faded get restored satisfying or is it just me?
It's almost like who remembers real chrome?
Yes!! I grew up watching my dad polish the chrome on all his Chevy trucks and muscle cars. Sweet nostalgia ❤
I need some iron eraser
Man you NAILED it when you talked about the other detailing channels pushing and passing off someone else’s product on us. That’s one of my biggest problems with them. Have some integrity like my man here! He’s honest about the situation and isn’t blowing smoke up our asses. Good on you man. Keep grinding. You kick ass
It’s honestly sad. Biggest giveaway is when they say something about their “warehouse”
@@MADDETAILING what if they actually owned a warehouse
Best truck ever build and best detailing show on TH-cam
the transformation of this truck was absolutely insane.
Thank you!!!
One of a few channels I look forward to.
Awesome I hope you enjoy the transformation!
I love old Chevy trucks and the restoration of this one made my heart so happy.
I wish every detailer out there would take their time. Love your videos
This channel & The Detail Geek are the best on TH-cam!
I watch most your videos a few times.. I have my husband watching now.
The truck looks crazy good!
Wow! 😳 absolutely stunning transformation! 🎯 wish I could take you my 09 white Mustang so you could transform it back to getting it off the showroom! So much work you put in the truck and it absolutely paid off!!! Have a great weekend sir!
These older trucks are so cool. Great result as always.
I love watching you clean up older vehicles like this one. It just brings them back to life!
You did a fabulous job on this red truck...it looks like new.
Amazing work brother!! You really restored that truck, I could only imagine the customer’s reaction.😁
Thank you so much!
Amazing work on that truck, it is show ready now.
it’s so sweet to hear your story and thanking us. you seem like such a nice guy it makes me happy to see you succeed, we’re all so proud of you, keep up the good work
Thank you so much!
What an awesome transformation. You do excellent work young man.
The work you put in this one wow !! I like the fact that it’s a old school c10
I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
Just so Beautiful!!!
Trust M.A.D Detailing to always give you the full detailing process not just half baked details. Great video always. Love from Nigeria (Africa).
Outstanding work, as usual. It's wonderful to see an old vehicle with the
dash in tact, no cracking. Just gorgeous.
Love these vids and love this channel!
Thank you so much!
@@MADDETAILING - that paint transformation was epic! You all are the masters!
@@bbqguy777 Thank you!!
MAD skills man 🔥 I thought that paint was gone for sure. Keep these videos coming !!!
That paint looks factory fresh. Amazing that a working truck of that vintage doesn't have a single dent. Obviously the owner has taken very good care of it over the years. Well done! Gonna be a real head turner now!
Those trucks take me back to high school. Love it. Amazing transformation!
Thank you for showing the roof detailing. First time I've ever seen anyone detail the roof !
Wow, the paint looks amazing! I would have loved to see the owner's reaction. If it was mine I'd be jumping up and down. Great job once again. Wish I lived in Florida.....
Excellent work as always mad detail🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!!
I own a used car dealership. Made my detail guys watch your videos. They went from knowing all to getting enlightened. Thanks..
Phenomenal job!!
Seeing vehicles with this kind of age being reconditioned is why I love this channel. And no one does it better than you guys! Absolutely, hands down, the best detail guys ever! Your attention to detail is unmatched. Proud of you guys and keep hammering out these older vehicles!
I worked in the dealer prep shop of a Chevy dealer at the time this truck was new. It's great to see this one brought back to beautiful condition! It must have had garage parking for most of its life. The paint on these wasn't very good from the factory and would have been totally destroyed by now if it had spent much of its life outdoors.
The detailing tools and products available today are so much better than we had at the time. We didn't have iron removing chemicals, or clay bars. We didn't even have dual action polishers. Just single action, like a grinder except with a buffing pad. I never did figure out how to buff a car with one of those things without leaving really bad buffer trails all over the place. And we had to buff most of the cars and trucks that came through. They came to the dealership covered with iron deposits. We called it rail dust because it got on the vehicles during shipping. Chevrolet didn't put any protection on the vehicles to keep the rail dust off. I was always so jealous of the people working at the Toyota dealership next door. The Toyotas were shipped with a thick waxy coating that simply washed off with a special soap. Those cars arrived in pristine condition. The only means we had to get the rail dust out of the Chevrolet paint was to use those horrible grinder/buffers and stiff polishing compound. Those vehicles looked horrible when they were finally ready to go out on the lot. But people bought them anyhow. I always felt so bad about making those new cars look so bad. I think it would have been better to just leave the rail dust there, but dealership policy was to buff it off.
As a side note: That lower trim strip that goes around the vehicle was used on all of the Chevy's of the time. They were just stuck on with a puttty-like tape, and would frequently fall off. To fix that, the parts department had the trim on a roll, like a big roll of tape. We would just cut off the length we needed, and stick it on. Any edge that was on the front edge of a door needed a bevel manually ground into it first so the door could open without interfering with the trim. The quality of the replaced piece of trim was very directly dependent on the interest level and patience of the person installing it. It might end up too short, or have a sloppily ground edge.
Even though the quality of the GM vehicles wasn't good at the time this truck was made, I still have a fondness for them because of preparing so many of them for sale. Thank you, M.A.D. DETAILING, for helping me remember that!
This is absolutely one of the best I've seen. Love the paint transformation. Great job.
Amazing 👏🏻! Too bad you don’t live here in Sweden so you could do your magic on my cars!
mad acid is literally the best wheel cleaner ive ever seen
It’s pretty amazing for sure!
I'm loving every second of this video! Can't wait till the next one.❤
Thank you so much!!
@@MADDETAILINGyou're welcome! You do such an awesome job! Love it!
I think you have so much support, speaking for myself, first, I love cars and trucks especially older ones. You do a phenomenal job and deserve the support. I like the old barn finds or like this one, a nice old truck to begin with made MAGNIFICENT.
That's incredible! Love the truck! Blown away by before & after. Keep the fantastic content coming! 👏i
This is my favorite truck in the world, and you absolutely rocked it out! I cannot believe this truck is in that good of condition after all these years and you were able to bring it back to life. Great job and I always enjoy watching your videos.
I'm a Ford guy, but that was a great Chevy transformation! To paraphrase the movie line, "she may not be the prettiest girl at the ball but she'll turn a head or two!" Very nice.
Just starting this video but can’t wait to watch it unfold and come back to life!!
I have a 95' Ranger XL 4.0 4x4 you could detail if you're still in florida.
Should you use the iron eraser before washing it so the iron can't scratch anything else? Or is it so embedded that it won't come up while washing
It won’t come off while washing! so you wash the vehicle first to get off all the loose debris then spray it on after!
Wow! That's just amazing! An original Chevy Square Body that's so original! I would be so proud to be seen in this truck! Anyone can buy a new truck that looks that good (like me, but I had the last truck 17 years and the paint was still looking good!). But to have an original that clean! Admittedly there are a few defects in the paint, like around the doors, but it's the original paint! And the carpet? I wouldn't have had it dyed either. I assume the seats were too far gone. You do what you have to. What a wonderful example of an original truck!
I remember before the invention of electricity, keeping a car's finish was a very manual operation. All by hand! And all my cars have looked good! I used to be young!
Admittedly the last truck, 2003 Tundra Stepside, had scratches I was never able to get out. I went down a path which turned into a 4 wheeler path that I couldn't get out of, so I had scratches down both sides. A DA wasn't able to get them out and I never mastered the rotary polisher. But like I say, it's not the scars you have, it's how you ware them!
Great video and not a vehicle I would have burned! Thanks!
I love the old Chevy trucks. You did it justice. Beautiful job!!
You seriously have a talent man!
That truck looks amazing after you got done with it.
Amazing work!
Thank you!
Amazing transformation on a good looking old square body!
That was a pretty doggone clean truck from the start. I wish everyone would take such care of their vehicles!
Trucks been well takin care of awesome job!!!
What did you put on that pad!! It looks great
After you said you're down in florida it made so much more sense.... We NEVER see old trucks this clean up in Michigan
WOW!!! STUNNING TRANSFORMATION!!!
I'm a business owner (detailing out of Maricopa County AZ) specifically Scottsdale. And I dont have my own line of products but I use some of yours and my clients are very impressed. M.A D. L.O.V.E. (pun intended 🤠) from all of us here at American Royalty Car Care
Its amazing how this truck turned out. But clearly you put a lot of work into it. Excellent job man!!!
Keep up the great work my man!! Love the channel!! I wish you nothing but continued success.✊🏾✊🏾💪🏾💪🏾
This video made me nostalgic for my 1976 GMC suburban trailering special. It was the last vehicle that my dad purchased before he retired and got sick and passed away. And then I bought it from my mom, making it my first vehicle. Thank you.
Foster with another save. Truck came out amazing.
Those two c10’s looked amazing. Great job
Having lived in Ft Lauderdale for a few years I must say, I get heat stroke just watching you detail in the Florida heat!!
Dream truck..
P.S. None of the other detailing channels come close to the effort you put in and fantastic results you achieve. AMAZING work..
I know how you feel when your details for hours, but at the end it's all worth it, I also am a detailer and to hear and see my customers reactions and comments from them is what I look forward to. Great work keep it up! Roswell,NEW Mexico
As I hear you explaining the reason for your TH-cam channel, I'm realizing why I'm watching this. My father has a 1979 Caravan here in Brazil. It only has one owner (him), and with all that you show here, I'm learning the best way to detail that car, which been a dream of mine since I was a kid. Thank you so much for all your videos. Please, never stop them!!! You're awesome!!!
I need to find a detailer who will put this much effort into my 77 C10! Working so much I don’t have time to detail it myself.
Great job! It’s nice to see a detailer who actually CARES about their work and not just in it for the money.
One word... gorgeous!!!
That truck turned out gorgeous!!!
Although I hate the Cardinals stuff (Cubs fan here) the transformation was insane. You have become my favorite detailing channel on youtube and one of the only ones I watch now.
That’s so awesome to hear! Thank you so much for the support.
Paint came out AMAZING! Great job Bro
Perfect truck to tow your boat. Matches perfect!
Wow that shining of the paint really made such a beautiful difference, it looks great! My Dad has a 1963 Volkswagen Beetle, and while the nice color of the paint is still decently there, it looks worn and not shiny any more. Would you have any tips for restoring the paint/color/shine on a vehicle *that* old?
Exactly same thing he did, maybe clear coat, idk if it would bond.
cleaning around every bump on that deck plate bumper. You put the detail in detailing!
Respect from Greece great work 🇬🇷🙏🏻
These videos are relaxing...almost theraputic
WOW.!!!!! What a difference. Awesome work man!
This was the first detail channel I watched. This man is extremely detailed and meticulous and you can tell he has a passion for detailing. After watching some other channels I get bored very easily. This company not only details but restores your vehicle back to its original state!!!
Love your videos you guys give me something to look forward to in each video thank you guys so much
Usually I wouldn't spend 40 minutes watching a vehicle detailing video, but I couldn't stop watching this one. Amazing work, looks like it was just driven off the showroom floor!!!
I miss my 83 silverado. I remember those sagging pouches on the door and the broken pull handles!
The music is spot on for this video !!!!
Omg your craftsmanship is next to none!!!! Absolutely beautiful work and pride on doing it!!!! Wish I lived in Florida my 1995 Ford F-150 Eddie Bauer could use some paint correction!
Love the opening music. Very fitting for this truck. My grandfather had a 1986 gmc high Sierra and there was nothing more fun than riding around town with him sitting on that bench seat with the windows down in the summer. He’s been gone 4 years now 😞
i love how much effort you put into your work!! you're very thorough with every little thing and that's just amazing, incredibly done!!
Damn! Who knew those wheels were that bright of a white/silver!
But got damn I want this truck..
What a MARVELOUS JOB!! CONGRATS!! U R THE BEST!!
its crazy that you have to put a disclaimer explaining how its ok to let your engine get wet. Ive been pressure washing engine bays for years and never had a problem. Makes it shine
The car turned out absolutely beautiful.. Nice work 💪💪
That was an amazing job - I hope the farmer liked the results.
Beautiful! Love seeing these older trucks come back to life! Great job!
Fantastic job on that single stage paint.
You can’t beat a Rupes MKIII
excellent work, this is how you must have a truck of those, they are one of my favorite pride 🇺🇸
Beautiful, even better than the blue Chevy truck. Great work once again !🇨🇦👍
Your detail cleaning is insane, I’ve watched others on TH-cam and Your Channel by far the best one on here. Keep up the good work
What an improvement…. I know that is a lot of work …. Thanks for sharing
Honestly the best detailer out there, precise and doesn’t cut corners like a-lot of other detailers I watch. This truck looks beautiful btw😍!
Just going back through all the videos I’ve watched and adding G.O.A.T to them
Haha you’re the best!
It’s refreshing to see a, what,….40(?) year old truck that while was faded quite a bit, was clearly taken better care of then some the 5 year old or newer cars you’ve worked on before.
Amazing transformation!
Comment to motivate you Mad Detailing. I watch your content from Pakistan and detail my both cars after learning from here. I love you being humble to your subscriber as humbleness is the biggest thing.