Hey Scott , I wouldn't take issue with some of the comments I read on your videos . I am 72 years old and it's amazing how smart some of these people are ' after all most of them can't even change a tire , or think for them selves . I enjoy your videos and they are very informative . Keep them coming , and Alex is a great addition .
Nice having her, it gives another perspective to the instructions Scott usually gave by himself. More than once she has asked questions that I would ask too. Keep up the good work, we really appreciate it!
Common sense ALERT Yes 1 block can be used as I stated in the video plus I drive up over the blocks on on 4 wheels at one time so I'm only moving the car once. For those who think I would move the car 4 times to do each wheel at a time, forgive me for not taking into account that some lack common sense. My bad! Thanks
Some of you people blow my mind!! No one is forcing you to change how you do something. This video is showing how Scott does it. It is a great tip! It is about stream lining a process and doing it efficiently and professionally. Before you start, put your blocks out, pull up and get busy. Using a jack works, but takes longer. Increases chances to damage a clients car too. 2x4, bricks, dogs, stack of playboys will work too. This is just how Scott does it. Yes you can pull forward. But in my head you are putting the clean tire in the dirt to do so. Then you have to pull forward again to dress the tire. Again what ever works in your world is fine!
Man I been scrolling older auto detailing videos and I came across you. Scott you really provided some simple insight information. I miss your videos. Hope You are well. Respect from NC
Scott, older video here but that leveling block is a great idea. I always do a touch up moving the car when I’m done or leave it altogether. Also the girl is stunning.
Great idea, to raise the wheels. I'd probably just use a 30 pound aluminum single piston floor jack. Quick lift, might be faster since you don't have to get in and drive the car. Opens up the wheel well too, if you're pressure washing inside there first.
Great idea Scott. You have the best videos out there and don't ever stop. I don't know how you can keep going with all the trolls out there but keep in mind, they do it to make themselves feel better about living in mom's basement!
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i usually pull the car half a meter or sum forward or backward bwhahahaha well it is a good trick scott!!! and your apprentice is on top of things!!! she looks gorgeous today !!!! RESPECT !
Hey Scott, my SuperClean hasn’t been cleaning my tires as good as I remember lately. I don’t know if it’s just because they’re new tires or maybe it’s the rubber compound. I’m told they’re really strong, they’re called Open Range ATs. But dirt won’t come out as good as it used to. Could it be the cleaner or the tires?
A lot of people in here crapping on this idea because "why not just move the vehicle forward?" Well as Scott says repeatedly, he runs a business folks. As someone with sales experience, you would he shocked at the difference this kind of thing can make for repeat business. When I was in the sales world most of my sales pitches happened outside, I changed from a brown coat to an orange coat and my success rate doubled. So ask yourself, what looks more pro?
Seriously, I think this chick gave him the idea and he's running with it. It makes no sense your doing way more work bending over and kneeling puting blocks down and up and what he said rinsing them instead of... Moving the car forward . He's being very narrow minded in the comments he's getting.
Been following you a few years now, and have seen almost all your videos thanks! BUT, when did you start using these? I've never seen them in any if your other videos, and you've put out videos about tire dressings and cleaners
Great idea, keep thinking outside the box. The main people saying they can just drive the car up are the same ones using the two bucket method i bet lol
Okay going to a PIA Scott ... I thought it sounded familiar .... I use to go up to Lake George for the first week of June for bike week ...it was a great time up there ... and I have a brother in your neck of the woods ... he was in Grape Vine then moved over to Richmond Hills ... and have been down there a few times ... went last year (he had a triple bypass) and couldn’t believe how much Dallas has grown since I was there about 6 years ago!!
NICE,,,,I have the OCD you mentioned ....I roll the car once to clean, then once to dress....pretty time consuming :( But you will need to be through while cleaning the top section of the wheel blind or lay flat on the ground and look up too check it...
i hate working in the cold and why i moved to dallas from new york..obviously if its really cold its hard to detail outside and you would need a garage..you can look into rinseless washing if a hose isnt available to you when its really cold..i think at my age i couldn't work if it was below 30 or worse and i would wait until spring plus waxes and sealants dont respond well when applying in those cold temps..can it be done?..yes but you need to figure out if you would be happy
Scott, I watch all your videos and have learned a great deal from them, however this one fell short and I’ll tell you why. First, in order to do all 4 tires without moving the car would require 12 blocks (3 per tire) which is the way you prefer. Second, if you do one tire at a time, it requires you to move the car so why use them at all? Third, the blocks are sold 10 to a kit therefore you need two kits. Using one block per tire would make more sense. Most detailers start with the tires so I assume the blocks are under the car for the entire wash/wax. The blocks you are using look brand new. Love the concept, just not sure how much you have actually used them. Love your channel. Just an observation.
I found them on Amazon in a 4 pack kit for $12. Personally I just do all my tires then move the car forward a foot and finish them. When I do put a finish on the I use a foaming type rubber cleaner. Then a good quality tire shine. Moving the car is no big deal in a concrete driveway that I always clean first before doing my car. No garage just a carport and concrete parking area.
Ok so .... Instead of moving the car a few inches .. Your doing more work. Puting blocks down then pick up blocks and rinse blocks then dry blocks and store blocks. Am I missing something?
well if you use plastic or wood they both can get smelly and dirty...many of us prefer to not spend money on things we really don't need...but i can respect your choice as well...you give a lot of great info in your videos.
I agree, if ur a professional and need to take it in and out of your truck and need to present to the customer. As for me, I just pull my 2x6 setup from my garage and I'm set. No need for me to spend $40 when I have scrap 2x6 that cost me nothing.
I have always done moved the car way. Never even crossed my mind to do this. Fortunately from me this will not cost me a dime. I already have a set of the in my camper.
Dude, I've watched you for the past few years. But I'm confused with Alex. What's the point and what do you think she is lending to your channel? I looked at her IG page and again, I don't get the connection. Just sayin
Wife or coworker? Either way, I wanna be you lol. I love cleaning cars too. Idk why. Just a freshly cleaned ride , paint looks like jelly, tires like they have high gloss clear coat , carpet clean enough for a baby...just makes the lines more appealing. Sun hitting it with just the right angle. Black paint on a new ride is the best. Even though it's only for an hour , then its dirty again lol. Im not allowed to have a black truck again. 6 months, needed new clear coat 🤣🤣 Im 80 miles east of Dallas in Tyler. You need a second in command, im your guy.
@@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343 You sure seem stupid, drag out blocks to bend down put in front of tyres, get in car clean tyres, get in car back up, bend down again remove blocks, rinse blocks off; put blocks up, back car up. Without blocks clean tyres, pull car forward clean the rest done, way simple and way less idiotic might be good for dealer but not even good for detail shop wastes way to much time
LOL...just pull the car up a foot, can do all 4 tires instead of playing with blocks...hey Scott, just play with Lincoln Logs maybe that will work for you!
OMG!! I can’t BELIEVE this “GAZUMBA” has 150K followers??!! He wasted all this time explaining the benefits of placing a tire on plastic blocks??!! INCREDIBLE
Great idea! But, really, a whole lotta blah blah about something that could have taken 30 or 4o secinds to introduce. I kept watching and wasted my time because i thought we might eventually hear about the more important parts of what products to use and how to apply. Click bait!
It takes me 10 seconds to move my car 5 feet forward to fully clean my tires and another 10 seconds to move it back to dress it but thanks for the tip scott
Hey Scott , I wouldn't take issue with some of the comments I read on your videos . I am 72 years old and it's amazing how smart some of these people are ' after all most of them can't even change a tire , or think for them selves . I enjoy your videos and they are very informative . Keep them coming , and Alex is a great addition .
Jon Nickels thank you for your support sir ❤️
@@alexandrapisetskaya8337 yeah I got to follow your instagram page. Very pretty
@@alexandrapisetskaya8337 After all these years, you should tell us the truth.All these videos with you were staged, right?
ok boomer...
Nice having her, it gives another perspective to the instructions Scott usually gave by himself. More than once she has asked questions that I would ask too. Keep up the good work, we really appreciate it!
Geric G and we appreciate you ❤️ thank you for the support
@@alexandrapisetskaya8337 Irrelevant comment on my part, but I like your accent. Happy New Year.
Scott those leveling blocks are genius. Never thought of that. I always just moved the car 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Common sense ALERT
Yes 1 block can be used as I stated in the video plus I drive up over the blocks on on 4 wheels at one time so I'm only moving the car once.
For those who think I would move the car 4 times to do each wheel at a time, forgive me for not taking into account that some lack common sense.
My bad!
Thanks
Some of you people blow my mind!!
No one is forcing you to change how you do something. This video is showing how Scott does it. It is a great tip! It is about stream lining a process and doing it efficiently and professionally.
Before you start, put your blocks out, pull up and get busy.
Using a jack works, but takes longer. Increases chances to damage a clients car too.
2x4, bricks, dogs, stack of playboys will work too. This is just how Scott does it.
Yes you can pull forward. But in my head you are putting the clean tire in the dirt to do so. Then you have to pull forward again to dress the tire.
Again what ever works in your world is fine!
Where do you think tires go when you drive a car...
Man I been scrolling older auto detailing videos and I came across you. Scott you really provided some simple insight information. I miss your videos. Hope
You are well.
Respect from NC
The more I listen she has some excellent questions and suggestions .
she has great questions, i agree
Imagine a day in the life of Scott. Make TH-cam videos and have hot chicks show up at your house to learn how to detail. Living the dream.
I Love My Life
Not chicks...chick🛎
@@VictorHernandez-nt3tw she's pretty hott dude, not sure if your monitor is out of adjustment or what 🖥
She’s beautiful
I really cant see no blocks under lol
So, let me get this straight. Drive your car up on blocks so that you can clean the tires better. There, I said it in 10 seconds
make a video about it...i bet you don't because nobody would watch you
@@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343 I stand by my statement.
@@michaelreardon7667 do you know how youtube works?
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing Hahahahaha I like that response Scott! 😂😂😂👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
@@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343 Wow, such a professional response.
Back to the old Scott, great tips! Question, do you do all four tires on blocks at the same time?
Yes, that's how I do it
Scott, older video here but that leveling block is a great idea. I always do a touch up moving the car when I’m done or leave it altogether. Also the girl is stunning.
Love this idea of videos for the pro and beginner. They are seriously working.
Do those have any effect on making it easier to pull hoses and extension cords past the tire? That would be a great bonus.
the hose will glide better against the plastic block but there are better to help with that like the detail gurdz
Great idea, to raise the wheels. I'd probably just use a 30 pound aluminum single piston floor jack. Quick lift, might be faster since you don't have to get in and drive the car. Opens up the wheel well too, if you're pressure washing inside there first.
Alex is going to be a great detailer. She knows what questions to ask. She is focused.
Usually I just see your hands moving around in videos lol, finally seeing you more👌
Great idea Scott. You have the best videos out there and don't ever stop. I don't know how you can keep going with all the trolls out there but keep in mind, they do it to make themselves feel better about living in mom's basement!
Dwight Frye isn’t that the truth... 😂👍🏼
You two make a great TH-cam team.Keep it going.Alexandra is like the cherry on top.
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You two are a great team! I hope you got plenty more movies coming!
Nice Video Scott.. Its the simple things that someone wouldn't have thought of to make things easier.
Love this duo. She’s really smart and listens!
You are easily manipulated.
Good tip! Your student is getting more confident and seems to be learning a lot 👍🏽
This is awesome. I usually lift the car with quick jacks, but this is much more simple and easy.
Scott you show you care and you have a sense of humor and Alex is trying to learn and that comes thru .... just got to dress like a retailer LOL
Gotta Ask something Scott ... you accent does seem like it belongs in Dallas or am I wrong ?
@@bruceiler9399 I'm from NY
Me, being from Ct. could instantly recognize the accent.
i usually pull the car half a meter or sum forward or backward bwhahahaha well it is a good trick scott!!! and your apprentice is on top of things!!! she looks gorgeous today !!!! RESPECT !
Hey Scott, my SuperClean hasn’t been cleaning my tires as good as I remember lately. I don’t know if it’s just because they’re new tires or maybe it’s the rubber compound. I’m told they’re really strong, they’re called Open Range ATs. But dirt won’t come out as good as it used to. Could it be the cleaner or the tires?
Awesome hack Scott!!! Thanks so much! Freaking genius!
Glad to see your videos show up again. Missed seeing them. Great info and I'm going to buy myself a set
A lot of people in here crapping on this idea because "why not just move the vehicle forward?" Well as Scott says repeatedly, he runs a business folks. As someone with sales experience, you would he shocked at the difference this kind of thing can make for repeat business. When I was in the sales world most of my sales pitches happened outside, I changed from a brown coat to an orange coat and my success rate doubled. So ask yourself, what looks more pro?
Kevin Mathuews great comment! “As Scott says repeatedly, he runs a business”!!! Thank you 🙏🏼❤️
I'm going to Walmart tomorrow. Great tip!
Much cheaper on eBay!
Good idea!
Good idea but I am not that intense not even with my 2018 2RS........but your ideas are undeniably clever; appreciated.
Pull the car forward a few inches instead lol
Seriously, I think this chick gave him the idea and he's running with it. It makes no sense your doing way more work bending over and kneeling puting blocks down and up and what he said rinsing them instead of...
Moving the car forward . He's being very narrow minded in the comments he's getting.
Exactly! Silly amount of extra work to solve a problem that isn't a problem
That’s what I do no big deal
That’s what I do. Just drive it forward a foot and you can take care of the whole car.
Been following you a few years now, and have seen almost all your videos thanks!
BUT, when did you start using these? I've never seen them in any if your other videos, and you've put out videos about tire dressings and cleaners
Good idea, but I use a small 2 tonne jack to lift my tyres just clear enough of the ground for this.
Great tip, Scott, thanks for sharing with us all. Keep up the great work, you guys make a wonderful team!
I got that OCD LOL I'm going to get me some oh by the way keep up the good work Alex👍
These videos are a great Scott loving the series 😍😍
thanks Paul
Hey Scott , great to see you posting again. Nice trick using the blocks . Jersey Jim
Great idea, keep thinking outside the box. The main people saying they can just drive the car up are the same ones using the two bucket method i bet lol
Okay going to a PIA Scott ... I thought it sounded familiar .... I use to go up to Lake George for the first week of June for bike week ...it was a great time up there ... and I have a brother in your neck of the woods ... he was in Grape Vine then moved over to Richmond Hills ... and have been down there a few times ... went last year (he had a triple bypass) and couldn’t believe how much Dallas has grown since I was there about 6 years ago!!
very cool..Lake George is amazing!
yes great idea,never seen this before..will get some soon
I love to see women getting involved in car detailing, she’s doing a great job 😁👍
He obviously had her shipped overnight and paid her extra to act interested.
This is awesome! No more fussing around with 2x4. Thank for the the tip and keep up the great videos!
NICE,,,,I have the OCD you mentioned ....I roll the car once to clean, then once to dress....pretty time consuming :( But you will need to be through while cleaning the top section of the wheel blind or lay flat on the ground and look up too check it...
That's amazing Scott
Great video! How about cleaning and preserving/ maintaining tonneau covers on pickup trucks?
Awesome tip thank you! I plan on using this. Very professional!
My question scott im just starting out learning but due to the weather being cold what you recommend to work in the cold or you dont recommend it
i hate working in the cold and why i moved to dallas from new york..obviously if its really cold its hard to detail outside and you would need a garage..you can look into rinseless washing if a hose isnt available to you when its really cold..i think at my age i couldn't work if it was below 30 or worse and i would wait until spring plus waxes and sealants dont respond well when applying in those cold temps..can it be done?..yes but you need to figure out if you would be happy
Great video,Taught me something new I never thought of, Thanks again Scott
I usually move the car 5 feet or so do the edge that is covered by the pavement.
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"Good Tip Scott Thanks "👍👍
Alex asks great questions.
Scott, I watch all your videos and have learned a great deal from them, however this one fell short and I’ll tell you why. First, in order to do all 4 tires without moving the car would require 12 blocks (3 per tire) which is the way you prefer. Second, if you do one tire at a time, it requires you to move the car so why use them at all? Third, the blocks are sold 10 to a kit therefore you need two kits. Using one block per tire would make more sense. Most detailers start with the tires so I assume the blocks are under the car for the entire wash/wax. The blocks you are using look brand new. Love the concept, just not sure how much you have actually used them. Love your channel. Just an observation.
I found them on Amazon in a 4 pack kit for $12. Personally I just do all my tires then move the car forward a foot and finish them.
When I do put a finish on the I use a foaming type rubber cleaner. Then a good quality tire shine. Moving the car is no big deal in a concrete driveway that I always clean first before doing my car. No garage just a carport and concrete parking area.
Agreed. Definitely value in most his videos and they all can’t be home runs. This one is ridiculous.
Ok so .... Instead of moving the car a few inches ..
Your doing more work. Puting blocks down then pick up blocks and rinse blocks then dry blocks and store blocks.
Am I missing something?
Rocco Velasco , I guess it’s just preference , do u feel like cleaning the wheels once or having to go back and clean the rest on all four
well if you use plastic or wood they both can get smelly and dirty...many of us prefer to not spend money on things we really don't need...but i can respect your choice as well...you give a lot of great info in your videos.
Glad to see you back on the TH-cam!!
I agree, if ur a professional and need to take it in and out of your truck and need to present to the customer.
As for me, I just pull my 2x6 setup from my garage and I'm set. No need for me to spend $40 when I have scrap 2x6 that cost me nothing.
Cool trick. Thanks for sharing Scott.👍
Excellent videos. Even a dummy like me can do these things.
Good videos you been putting up. Like to see some one that's not a professional doing detailing. Helps see it from a armature point of view👍
Great news , I've always wondered what was out there for this process - now I do .👍
@text-3945
I love how you clean your black vehicle as an example.
Scott is going to be busy for sure
Dallas, Great VIDEO!!!! THANKS MIKE
I have always done moved the car way. Never even crossed my mind to do this. Fortunately from me this will not cost me a dime. I already have a set of the in my camper.
Dude, I've watched you for the past few years. But I'm confused with Alex. What's the point and what do you think she is lending to your channel? I looked at her IG page and again, I don't get the connection. Just sayin
Wife or coworker? Either way, I wanna be you lol. I love cleaning cars too. Idk why. Just a freshly cleaned ride , paint looks like jelly, tires like they have high gloss clear coat , carpet clean enough for a baby...just makes the lines more appealing. Sun hitting it with just the right angle. Black paint on a new ride is the best. Even though it's only for an hour , then its dirty again lol. Im not allowed to have a black truck again. 6 months, needed new clear coat 🤣🤣
Im 80 miles east of Dallas in Tyler. You need a second in command, im your guy.
Going to walmart today!! Thank you guys!
And an EDITED video!!
I don't make a edit video for the stupid....lol
@@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343 You sure seem stupid, drag out blocks to bend down put in front of tyres, get in car clean tyres, get in car back up, bend down again remove blocks, rinse blocks off; put blocks up, back car up. Without blocks clean tyres, pull car forward clean the rest done, way simple and way less idiotic might be good for dealer but not even good for detail shop wastes way to much time
What I tend to do without spending $25 on those blocks is…I roll the car forward 1 foot
You could also just rotate the tires. It allows you to clean the inner barrel better too.
What about if you dress all 4 tires and than just move your car little further and dress the missing spot without using those blocks
LOL...just pull the car up a foot, can do all 4 tires instead of playing with blocks...hey Scott, just play with Lincoln Logs maybe that will work for you!
no thank you but i understand how your small mind works
These are great for guys with lowered cars that need to raise up to get jack under it.
With 10 pieces in the kit, Wouldn't you need 12 pieces to get all four tires off the ground at the same time?
Like I said in the video, you can just use 1 block if you wish.
1 block still works great
Amazing way of thinking, love the videos....
Alex you're beautiful!
Scott well, you're amazing!
David Magnuson thank you ❤️
Thank you good points 👍
I actually like this idea, RV blocks! Got it
Excited for this one
We need more videos with Alex please.
Great idea! 👍👍👍
She shouldn't be washing cars "top down". I vote for "top up".
ok so where is the link to buy? ok, i'll use 2x8"s.
He said Walmart and you need a link???
the paint on that car looks fantastic
Thanks
Good Video!
This is Jamaica loved the video good job 👏👏👏👏
OMG!! I can’t BELIEVE this “GAZUMBA” has 150K followers??!! He wasted all this time explaining the benefits of placing a tire on plastic blocks??!! INCREDIBLE
just shows anybody can make it even if its dull
Whats the tire cleaner and dressing you use?
That's a great idea
Here totally randomly researching tire cleaning. From Texas, I Swear I know that woman from somewhere! It’s going to drive me crazy…
what if you use a small brick instead of a 2x4
Great idea! But, really, a whole lotta blah blah about something that could have taken 30 or 4o secinds to introduce. I kept watching and wasted my time because i thought we might eventually hear about the more important parts of what products to use and how to apply. Click bait!
Great video series thanks
Great Idea, your friend from Long Island?
yes
are the blocks 2x2 or 2x4?
@@markhanson1009 the blocks are around 10x10 and about 2 inches high I believe
What kind of kicks does the lady have? 🤔
Alex Would Blow Your Mind...Her Kicks Would Scare You
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing I meant her shoes 😂 but I’m sure her kicks would be scary 😱 lol
Adidas's
manuel zepeda adidas.. thanks for noticing, I looovvee kicks 👟❤️
At home maybe but as a business it would be a waste of time to drive each car up on those blocks to get just a good finish as it was on the ground
It takes me 10 seconds to move my car 5 feet forward to fully clean my tires and another 10 seconds to move it back to dress it but thanks for the tip scott
Been using these for a few months and many clients will come up to me and ask me what they are
i have had so many clients ask about these blocks, its a great way to stand out and show you care about detailing
You are very correct!
Which department in Walmart?
Rv department