Hi , to introduce myself , first & foremost my name is Peter, i am a automotive technician and i own my own repair business , i have been doing automotive repair since i was 16 and i am 39 now , i have watched some of your videos back in 2020 but i forgot your channel name and i am so glad i finally found your youtube channel again because i can enjoy watching your videos and your work, what dry ice cleaning does is amazing, i live in Masaschusetts on the east coast and this is the salt belt , we don't have any companies that do dry ice cleaning therapy for vehicles and i just bought a 2014 ford explorer limited a year ago and i plan to clean everything up the best i can and paint a coat of por-15 on the undercarriage of my truck. Sorry for the long comment , i look forward to your next videos!
In the rust belt, cars treated with undercoat rust like crazy and the ones that had a major oil leak that coated the undercarriage are great. Undercoat loosened and allows moisture and salts to be trapped and corrode.
That is a beautiful car. I love the body style. I just wanted to say It sucks that we didn't get to see y'all in the Chicago Auto Pros video that was post yesterday. Hope everyone's heath is better. Thank you for the share. Y'all do Awesome work. Now i can get my day started. Have a awesome day.
I’m from SAUDI ARABIA 🇸🇦 and I wish to bring my car in your shop to make a full detail and dry ice cleaning . Keep the good work this is what you called a professional work 🔥
Having been on the internet since it was a thing, not much blows me away, this tho, this is next level, how is it you can get so deep without taking the original paint ?? some of those bits look almost factory fresh afterwards, amazing......
Because they come with a thick protective wax layer from the factory that prevents rust. What they did in the video is remove this thick layer of protective wax. It looks good for a bit, but now it will rust faster since the little thin layer of whatever they applied afterwards is no where near as good as the factory one. 😢
I've seen a zillion of videos of undersides of cars being dry ice blasted, and still have to understand if the procedure only removes grease, dirt, rust etc., or can cause damages to the part, such as peeling off paint, or not.
It would not have an effect on clear coats as much as grime because they are still loose/dissolvable/viscous. But for obvious case, try not to aim at body painted surfaces. It's okay to hit painted parts like lower arms and such, those can be resprayed and clear coated again if the dry ice blast chipped the paint off (but unlikely that would happen)
Great response Jack! We have a lot of control over the machine. We have to dial settings down to be more gentle. Its important to have a skilled detailer with the dry ice machine because it can be dangerous in the wrong hands
In my last factory where i was work when some team clean electrical cabinet i hawe many problem because dry ice destroyed some electrical connection, paths. So just be carefully with this cleaning system
Just some powder coating on the cam boxes and paintwork here and the....Perfect..! (Oh nearly forgot, how long does it stay like that assuming it was driven regularly...?) Thanks.
Nice to remove a rust protective spray layer... the car might look cool for a moment from below but not for long. A mistake to be fair :) But seems to work nicely for that. To be fair you should apply a new coating under the car now.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who cringed when they saw the unmolested cosmoline layer removed forever. EAG in Cincinnati is the world leader in vintage BMW M preservation and they go through lengths to retain the cosmoline when they detail the cars. It’s why they’re the best.
That you can! We did a full ferrari crate engine with this method last year - and our friends at California Porsche bring us engine parts all the time!
I am kinda of scare of doing this to my old Benz dam car is in perfect shape and I think if I do this check engine or rubber parts may go out but wonder if is really safe just asking
@@IAMDetailing no you dont... people asking questions on the bad part of this process and youre not replying ... makes me feel like you know youre doing something wrong thats why yoy cant reply to those questions -- --" not professionnal !!!
@@vocabulairedunbastoss3533 Slow your roll, keyboard warrior. Do you know how many comments we get a day? Do you know how many times I've answered the same question OVER AND OVER? You're making huge assumptions about things you think you know, picking a random comment from a month ago to attack, and then trying to call us out for being unprofessional, when you just responded in the way you did? I'm going to assume I know what you're referring to, because you made NO REFERENCE to your actual question that you wanted answered... We're quite aware that we are removing the undercoating. In fact, we're specifically asked to remove it in pretty much every case of these videos. I'm going to make another assumption by your attitude and your profile name, that you're in France. You see, we're here in Southern California, with some of the most temperate climate in the whole entire world. The cars we work on live in pristine garages. They live in the best temperatures. They never see snow. They rarely see rain. We don't have the risk of rust that you might have. Why you're making such a big deal about what someone else wants to do with their car and throwing shade at us for the quality of our work that we produce because I didn't take the time to answer the same question I've literally answered hundreds of times, is beyond me. Now, I'll give you the copy-paste answer: Our clients are very knowledgeable and know full well what theyre asking for. After we remove the undercoating, we apply a protective wax to the most sensitive parts of the car, always. If the car is leaving the southern california area, we will reapply, or recommend they reapply, factory-spec cosmoline and refresh what has been removed. Next time, might I suggest you remember that there's a human being on the other side of this comment and act like you would in person, like a respectful human being. Maybe then you would have a better chance at having your needs answered...
@@IAMDetailing lol, I totally understand how frustrating it must be answering dumb and rude questions. Living in Scotland, we have severe rust issues too, This looks like an amazing process,and would make a good start up business around here, as nobody seems to do it in my area. It looks like a great alternative to grit or vapour blasting,and would not leave any gritty residue in bearings and driveshafts etc. obviously, the underside of the car will need protective coatings re- applied, just as they were from the factory. Thanks for sharing the process with us, it’s always good to learn of new technologies! Ps- working on a freshly cleaned car like this is a mechanics wet dream!🤣🤣👌🏴
I’d be curious this vs. a heated pressure washer with a cleaning agent in it. Cause I’m betting costs are drastically different, and uses far more broad. It would suck hardcore to be THAT wet and dirty doing the underside of a car yikes. Depends on needs I guess. Live in Texas or California where you can’t afford to buy a house, and have an old car you obsess over vs Midwest where you likely have equipment or a house and shop that the high temp pressure washer has greater use.
We use a coldjet pcs 60 and a medium karcher system. If you’re interested in pricing, you can check out our website and give us a shout via the contact page and we can discuss what you want to know in more detail
Almost anything can be used with the blaster, just golden rule of not using it on painted bodywork. Also obviously not for interior haha. Don't shoot one spot too long as it'll condense and that spot. You just want to shoot grime off. But I don't think there's a very adverse affect when shooting at one spot too long. I wouldn't wanna find out anyway, at least on customers cars.
It’s depend on each machine, because some of them can’t do same things like the others. With our dry ice cleaning machine we can do almost everything inside/outside including exterior paint, leather/fabric surface or carpet, it's highly customizable. We can dial the machine back to be quite gentle, but it has to be a skilled user, regardless. One thing that we can’t hit is any type of foam, super easy to damage it.
Hi , to introduce myself , first & foremost my name is Peter, i am a automotive technician and i own my own repair business , i have been doing automotive repair since i was 16 and i am 39 now , i have watched some of your videos back in 2020 but i forgot your channel name and i am so glad i finally found your youtube channel again because i can enjoy watching your videos and your work, what dry ice cleaning does is amazing, i live in Masaschusetts on the east coast and this is the salt belt , we don't have any companies that do dry ice cleaning therapy for vehicles and i just bought a 2014 ford explorer limited a year ago and i plan to clean everything up the best i can and paint a coat of por-15 on the undercarriage of my truck. Sorry for the long comment , i look forward to your next videos!
Dry ice cleaning is revolutionary! It's eco-friendly, efficient, and leaves no mess. Incredible to watch in action. Highly recommended!
In the rust belt, cars treated with undercoat rust like crazy and the ones that had a major oil leak that coated the undercarriage are great. Undercoat loosened and allows moisture and salts to be trapped and corrode.
Cały wosk zabezpieczający, zdjęty do farby. Gratulacje.
The transformation is absolutely amazing, thanks for the content guys.
Thank you! Appreciate you watching and the kind words, Michael! Have a great day
Brah I want my 320,000 mile 32yr old Accord this treatment..... This is Awesome!! A++
That is a beautiful car. I love the body style. I just wanted to say It sucks that we didn't get to see y'all in the Chicago Auto Pros video that was post yesterday. Hope everyone's heath is better. Thank you for the share. Y'all do Awesome work. Now i can get my day started. Have a awesome day.
Thank you Roger! We got to hang out and I’m sure we’re in the background but it was a bummer to not be feeling well
I’m from SAUDI ARABIA 🇸🇦 and I wish to bring my car in your shop to make a full detail and dry ice cleaning . Keep the good work this is what you called a professional work 🔥
Thank you for the kind words :) We really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Watching this brings a satisfying feeling to my OCD
That detailing was satisfying
I love videos like this. Its so satisfying.
definitely WORLD´S BEST DETAILER ever seen
Awesome video! Dry Ice Blasting also does a good job on Industrial Equipment that can't be moved or disassembled.
Makes perfect sense! Perfect application
Thanks
video harika çekimler iceriyor. böyle şeyler izlemek bana huzur ve güzellik veriyor. cok güzel iş yapmişsiniz.
The condition of the car is amazing, no rust. The climate conditions must be ideal where you live
California is pretty perfect :))
Realmente espectacular, felicitaciones 👌🏼como es la máquina o sistema?
This music is amazing 🔥 Oh my god what is it?
Satisfying content by the way 🤙
So satisfying and meditative to watch
Oldie but a goodie.
Yesssss I'm the first one.. Great job, guys . The works
Thanks for watching Sam!
What a great job to have! Soooo satisfyingly rewarding.
Very smart, you remove factory conservans
How long did this detail take, start to finish?
Beautiful work!
imagine every car enthusiast had one of these machines
Awwww yeahhhhhh babyyyy!
Превосходный результат!
Excellent result!
Having been on the internet since it was a thing, not much blows me away, this tho, this is next level, how is it you can get so deep without taking the original paint ?? some of those bits look almost factory fresh afterwards, amazing......
Because they come with a thick protective wax layer from the factory that prevents rust.
What they did in the video is remove this thick layer of protective wax.
It looks good for a bit, but now it will rust faster since the little thin layer of whatever they applied afterwards is no where near as good as the factory one. 😢
A detailers dream
Спасибо огромное за видео👍👍👍👏👏👏. Привет с Камчатки. 🗻🗻🗻🐻
Love your content
Thanks!
E34 is the most iconic 5 series style wise for me. I had an e34 540 6spd and I wish I hadn't sold it
That car is impossibly clean.
Wow thats came out amazing ! Great job guys
super stroj. Tko zna dali bi otklonio super lijepak sa vrata što mi se prolio
So satisfying!!!
Fantastic work 🫶🏾👍🏾
I've seen a zillion of videos of undersides of cars being dry ice blasted, and still have to understand if the procedure only removes grease, dirt, rust etc., or can cause damages to the part, such as peeling off paint, or not.
It would not have an effect on clear coats as much as grime because they are still loose/dissolvable/viscous. But for obvious case, try not to aim at body painted surfaces. It's okay to hit painted parts like lower arms and such, those can be resprayed and clear coated again if the dry ice blast chipped the paint off (but unlikely that would happen)
Great response Jack!
We have a lot of control over the machine. We have to dial settings down to be more gentle. Its important to have a skilled detailer with the dry ice machine because it can be dangerous in the wrong hands
This is amazing!
These videos are doing my OCD no good , I'm like are you not doing the top of the fuel tank !? 🤣
Good job 👍
Ultimate detailing
It looks like this is also taking away a layer of underbody protection. Is that true?
6:37
thats what im saying
This is like magic sooo smooth satisfaction 👌 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❣
So much satisfaction
The results are indeed amazing! Can it be used safely on relatively thin rubber parts, such as CV joint boots?
Sure can! The intensity is highly customizable
Amazing like new car🎉
You missed a spot ...
Sike lol. Looks beautiful. I'd love to do this with my 02 powerstroke
In my last factory where i was work when some team clean electrical cabinet i hawe many problem because dry ice destroyed some electrical connection, paths. So just be carefully with this cleaning system
Super, to niesamowite jak z fabryki.
Super video!!!!!!!!!
Nice job, I have an E-34 BMW with original 64k, I might consider this if decide to sell it.
Just some powder coating on the cam boxes and paintwork here and the....Perfect..! (Oh nearly forgot, how long does it stay like that assuming it was driven regularly...?) Thanks.
Sería bueno saber que presión y compresor usaron para no lastimar los componentes electrónicos
Dayum that’s awesome
Amazing 👍
Nice work
Awesome job,☝🏽👍👏🏿👌
Question, how long does it take to dry ice blast underneath a car? Nice video!
How much is the entire service cost in US?
Great job by the way!!
That music ❤
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
do you guys ever re-coat the underside after removing the old stuff?
No. It will all be dirty again in a month. Frivolous technology.
@@NoTaboos They do recoat it. I found one of their videos right after my comment where they used some 3m or some other brand undercoating wax.
@@user-lx9jm1wo3h Wax won't last long.
@@NoTaboos I'm sure your vehicle gets dirty, but you still wash it& it'll get dirty again..
To some, this is a worth the investment
@@jonathoncr2123 Missed the point completely. The bodywork of your vehicle is V-I-S-I-B-L-E. Who cares about the chassis?
Magic! 🤔👍
Süper bir ürün,ve işçilik.Ben Türkiye'de yaşıyorum.Bu sizin çalışmanızın tam adı nedir?kolay gelsin
Nice to remove a rust protective spray layer... the car might look cool for a moment from below but not for long. A mistake to be fair :) But seems to work nicely for that. To be fair you should apply a new coating under the car now.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who cringed when they saw the unmolested cosmoline layer removed forever. EAG in Cincinnati is the world leader in vintage BMW M preservation and they go through lengths to retain the cosmoline when they detail the cars. It’s why they’re the best.
yes I also agree, bad mistake to remove pe factory wax and NOT put back on a fresh new coat of wax
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Could this be used to clean carbon off valves in direct injection engines?
It would seem to be a far safer method than chemicals or walnut blasting.
That you can! We did a full ferrari crate engine with this method last year - and our friends at California Porsche bring us engine parts all the time!
👏👏👏Increíble
Do you have to clean,remove dirt and oil prior to doing this?
Great result👏, so whats the cost for a complete overhaul for a car?
Used 30k, New 80k with setup
Can i get the name of the song and the tool you use?
Thanks
Curious, how long did it take to clean the chassis ?
I am kinda of scare of doing this to my old Benz dam car is in perfect shape and I think if I do this check engine or rubber parts may go out but wonder if is really safe just asking
Should we get this machine to india.please help me out to get that wonderful dry ice machine.
Isn't this removing protective coatings and rubber sealants applied at the factory?
yes and yes, but doesnt it look so good for a couple days until surface rust appears?!
Cool, like what kind of equipment are you using?
А что используют для очистки 🤔
А после Питера не пробовали удалить, если машина там ездила лет 8-10?
Wow. Cool. Can i get this product
please show back all car cleaning processes
We do our best :)
@@IAMDetailing no you dont... people asking questions on the bad part of this process and youre not replying ... makes me feel like you know youre doing something wrong thats why yoy cant reply to those questions -- --" not professionnal !!!
@@vocabulairedunbastoss3533 Slow your roll, keyboard warrior. Do you know how many comments we get a day? Do you know how many times I've answered the same question OVER AND OVER? You're making huge assumptions about things you think you know, picking a random comment from a month ago to attack, and then trying to call us out for being unprofessional, when you just responded in the way you did?
I'm going to assume I know what you're referring to, because you made NO REFERENCE to your actual question that you wanted answered... We're quite aware that we are removing the undercoating. In fact, we're specifically asked to remove it in pretty much every case of these videos. I'm going to make another assumption by your attitude and your profile name, that you're in France. You see, we're here in Southern California, with some of the most temperate climate in the whole entire world. The cars we work on live in pristine garages. They live in the best temperatures. They never see snow. They rarely see rain. We don't have the risk of rust that you might have.
Why you're making such a big deal about what someone else wants to do with their car and throwing shade at us for the quality of our work that we produce because I didn't take the time to answer the same question I've literally answered hundreds of times, is beyond me.
Now, I'll give you the copy-paste answer:
Our clients are very knowledgeable and know full well what theyre asking for. After we remove the undercoating, we apply a protective wax to the most sensitive parts of the car, always. If the car is leaving the southern california area, we will reapply, or recommend they reapply, factory-spec cosmoline and refresh what has been removed.
Next time, might I suggest you remember that there's a human being on the other side of this comment and act like you would in person, like a respectful human being. Maybe then you would have a better chance at having your needs answered...
@@IAMDetailing lol, I totally understand how frustrating it must be answering dumb and rude questions. Living in Scotland, we have severe rust issues too, This looks like an amazing process,and would make a good start up business around here, as nobody seems to do it in my area. It looks like a great alternative to grit or vapour blasting,and would not leave any gritty residue in bearings and driveshafts etc. obviously, the underside of the car will need protective coatings re- applied, just as they were from the factory. Thanks for sharing the process with us, it’s always good to learn of new technologies! Ps- working on a freshly cleaned car like this is a mechanics wet dream!🤣🤣👌🏴
Cuantos kilos de hielo se gastaron en esa limpieza gracias
Работал таким!!! Классная вещь, сухим льдом CRYONOMIC
top job.
Nice, and works well in a dry climate, otherwise not unfortunately
Отличная работа!
What wax are your spraying at the bottom?
I’d be curious this vs. a heated pressure washer with a cleaning agent in it. Cause I’m betting costs are drastically different, and uses far more broad. It would suck hardcore to be THAT wet and dirty doing the underside of a car yikes.
Depends on needs I guess. Live in Texas or California where you can’t afford to buy a house, and have an old car you obsess over vs Midwest where you likely have equipment or a house and shop that the high temp pressure washer has greater use.
Do you put another layer of protective wax that you removed or just leave it like this?
Did you not watch the video?
At the end of the video he sprayed clear wax to protect it
If I was a car mechanic I would want that to happen before I even touched the works!
7th
what blasting system are you using? , How much per car are you charging per job Avg vs
cost to operate equipment?
We use a coldjet pcs 60 and a medium karcher system. If you’re interested in pricing, you can check out our website and give us a shout via the contact page and we can discuss what you want to know in more detail
Which blasting machine are u using ? Thanks in advance
Bonjour je suis très intéressé par le système où puis-je m’adresser pour pouvoir l’acheter merci d’avance
Great video. One question: how many hours you need to do this job? Thanks a lot.
Who cares?
So after he sand nlasted basically you need to protect it cause everything will rust
Why are you removing protective layers of what not when rocks hit its gg dent and corrosion later...
very good job friends what is the price for a job like this on my toyota 4runner truck💯💯💯👌👌👌
Wow, seems a great job, does dry ice cleans ruts too??
Thanks! It does not clean rust. We have other processes that help with that, such as vapor honing
One of many.
I'm pretty sure this car was in the movie Ronin. If so, its an absolute beast!
What happens to the old oil. Does it drop to the ground.
Yep, and then we just dispose of it
How much is the average cost to get this done on an undercarriage and engine bay on a truck
Espetacular top das galáxias.
Is there anything unsafe for dry ice detailing? Meaning any materials that can’t be hit by the dry ice spray?
Almost anything can be used with the blaster, just golden rule of not using it on painted bodywork. Also obviously not for interior haha. Don't shoot one spot too long as it'll condense and that spot. You just want to shoot grime off. But I don't think there's a very adverse affect when shooting at one spot too long. I wouldn't wanna find out anyway, at least on customers cars.
It’s depend on each machine, because some of them can’t do same things like the others.
With our dry ice cleaning machine we can do almost everything inside/outside including exterior paint, leather/fabric surface or carpet, it's highly customizable. We can dial the machine back to be quite gentle, but it has to be a skilled user, regardless.
One thing that we can’t hit is any type of foam, super easy to damage it.
Ile suchego lodu było potrzebne do wykonania lux usługi?