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That is phenomenal. Just watched Tommy's video and I'll be subscribing as soon as this video is done.
Do you need liability insurance when cleaning customer cars ? Imagine a car owner having an electrical problem after underbody cleaning with dry ice !?!? ALSO do you recommend the maintenance program offered by ColdJet? Thank you!!
We have a garage keeper's policy and suggest anyone performing this work have one also. This process is certainly not without risk! The highest level of successes follow failures. True here also.
I do not have a recommendation on the service plan. The company and machine have both been very reliable for me. Not without issues, but mostly from the fact that I've been using it since May 2019. Early glitches were addressed by Cold Jet immediately. Been smooth for a while now.
I guess this offering could use our process... bringatrailer.com/listing/mercedes-300sl-belly-pan/
This is a Mercedes-Benz 300SL belly pan .
Correct!
@@ScottAles I was curious what psi and particle size did you use to clean the belly pan ?
@@SpeedDemon651 I used a small particle size, .5mm. Pressure was 75 psi.
What a great idea on your part to create a tutorial serie ! Can't wait for other videos !
Hi Scott where are you located and how would I get ahold of you? This is what I want to do with a very rusty Mazda RX-3. Disassemble everything into pieces like you did a clean all the components one by one- Thanks
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Good morning, thanks for the great video my question what compressor do you recommend?
I noticed these particular machines require high CFM
requirements.
Thank you so much
Joel
Kaeser AMD 40
Which compressor do you use? I was told a diesel compressor 185cfm was the recommended compressor for the PCS 60
Hello, this is often suggested and is rarely proper for the automotive application. If you are pursuing a mobile service or use, then yes. You're basically stuck using the diesel sucking 185.
If you're setting up in a permanent location, then 40hp screw compressor with a desiccant dryer.
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Scott, How do you keep surface rust from attacking your clean cold parts? I can only imagine the parts are cold immediately after cleaning and the humidity would attack the cold surface.
If it is a project like this truck where we stripped the bare metal, we immediately dry the surface with air only, then a light wipe down with Ospho. Wipe again till dry, then paint the next day with Matte clear.
First and foremost thank you Scott for I sharing the results of your hard work along with information, this is incredible technology especially when applied to automotive restoration/cleaning. Super excited that you’re putting more videos out 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you sir, we've been working on a few more videos lately. Coming soon!
Scott, great video. I have recently gotten interested in dry ice cleaning at work where we are going to be using Cold Jet's SS60 model for large fin fan cooler cleaning. But while researching I have found the automotive application very interesting as I also own a small shop that does a bit of everything. So the question is: What is the best equipment? What is the initial investment to get started?
Thanks, the video is a bit lame but a wise man taught me that perfection is the enemy of good. So I felt I might as well get started even though the entertainment level is low.
I seriously am the only person in the world currently with the experience and knowledge of using this machine for this purpose. Many others have seen our cars offered on BringATrailer and social media platforms then decided to jump in. Which is great! But we have over 70 cars under our belt AND we'll educate everyone. Others as you can imagine are not too thrilled to create competition. I'm sure as time goes on, my work will be surpassed in speed or efficiency. But I don't think our work could be at a higher level.
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If you have just a few weeks of patience, I'll be loading a ton more videos to bring you and the audience up to speed. There is quite a bit of information to present...
Tomorrow, I'm presenting how we clean the top sides of a 2005 Porsche Turbo S that was very neglected. You won't want to miss that! And yes, there will be videos with the machine doing the work.
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I'm really considering to start a dry ice cleaning business. Subscribed. Thanks Scott hope i'll learn a lot of stuff from your coming videos.
We'll do our very best! A realistic view of pros and cons. Thank you.
HI THERE. i would be more then happy to have this done to my car do u know anyone doing this that is not your place? looking especially in CENTRAL and North EAST like MA.NY.OH.IL?
best regards
STELI
Feel free to call The Last Detail in Chicago, IL. I trained them.
@@ScottAles thx u.i will
Hello Scott, nice video. My project is moving on here in France. Glad to see that you want to share your knowledge.👍
Now my question is, how do you know how many hours its going to take you to drice clean a car and figure out how many pounds of dry ice you're going to need ? Thank you and take care, François
Like most things in life and business, you get better at it with time. Having cleaned 70+ cars over the last 2 years I can guide anyone how to handle that question. Will certainly be a top FAQ for a future video! Did you subscribe? ;)
@@ScottAles you bet I did!;)