What $1800 budget gives you with Dry Ice Cleaning on Porsche 928S
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- Are you impressed from this unique cleaning method? Do you want start Dry Ice Blasting business in your city? Then read the text bellow description. It's a message that I made for people who calling me from whole world and asking on info about it.
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This project was for our new client who found us through TH-cam and because it's not very expensive or special car he setup budget on $1800 which makes the undercarriage really nice and clean (we could spent probably another 2hours and it will be perfect) but client was very happy with result and that's the important thing for us.
Contact info:
I AM DETAILING & DRY ICE AUTO
jakub@iamdetailing.com (we have some issue with contact form on our website) so please contact us through
email: jakub@iamdetailing.com or phone call (310) 753-3664 Jakub
We believe that we are the first and only one detailing studio in the USA who operate this unique machine ColdJet PCS60. Which make us very unique. And we can offer same perfection underneath your car like we doing on exterior or interior.
What is Dry ice blasting? It is a non-abrasive method that safely cleaning surfaces and/or removing unwanted coatings. We can clean leather/fabric interior, we can clean paint on the car if we want and in the same time we can strip the paint down from the car if we want. Depend on settings.
How to start Dry ice cleaning business?
(this is message that I made for respond all people who asking for info)
Since I’m not a distributor would be the best to contact directly the company for dry ice machine you’d like to buy. Every day I have so many calls, emails and messages with questions about the machine but unfortunately I can’t help everyone separately.
So hopefully this info will help you.
Mobile or fixed location? I was thinking about do mobile dryice cleaning a lot but it’s complicated and more expensive. You will have to deal with portable auto lifts, huge generator tow behind the car, space for work where you can make a lot of mess and also nobody will care that you producing CO2 in that close space (outside is ok) and also the most annoying thing is the noise because you will make 100db+ and I mean 20-30ft from the machine is 100db such a terrible noise for neighbors (it’s like a jet)
The work alone is really messy, everything will be covered very quickly with tons of dust. Also it’s really hard work (physically) and I mean it! The blasting gun and hose are very heavy and not very flexible. Then you blasting with high pressure 50-80psi (usually) and imagine doing that 5-12hours per day with your head constantly up when you standing under the car and don’t forget that you will wear face mask, ears protection and probably full cover on your body otherwise you will be dirty like never. So trust me if I say that’s one of the most difficult work you will ever experienced. So always is the best to have a fixed location with proper ventilation (in close space you can be dead very very quickly) and you will need nice friendly neighbors that will be okay with that noise you making all day every day.
What you will need for start?
You will need a rotary screw compressor (30hp) min 125PSi with big tank (ideal 200gallons+) then you will need really good quality air dryer 150cfm+ (dry air is very important for proper working)
Then of course Dry ice machine that you like (brands here in the US that I found Coulson Ice Blast, Coldjet, CoolMaster)
Then you will need a lift for the car and also 3phase power in the building and expect big bill for electricity every month. I have pretty good setup and because we are in CA we pay $12 per hour just for electricity when the machine is running. Be also prep for washing every car after the work because the dust from underneath will be everywhere.
All together very realistically you will need $70k-100k for everything to start this business and price will change up with better quality machines. My setup was around $90k
Also don't forget to ask for dry ice supplier (many companies are out of stock because of COVID19)
Hopefully that helps you. Otherwise please contact the company who selling the machine that you want. I can not answer individually everyone I'm sorry.
The best of luck
Jakub
Dry Ice Auto
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Now the owner can figure out where the leaks are coming from. Awesome stuff btw.
I have a Guards Red 928 S4 and will be having it dry iced. This result is simply fantastic!
This is one of the most impressive demonstrations of what can be achieved with Dry ice cleaning.... and as a 928 owner i am soooo envious. Its no understatement to say you earnt every cent of that $1800... 😀👍
Thank you 😃🙏🏽
I love watching this. Keep em coming dude!
Great vídeo, great work and tremendous explanation and tips about the job. Congrats.
Another cool video! Its oddly satisfying watching these!
🙏🏽 thanks 😁
That's incredible what that dry ice does...👍🏻🏁
So satisfying to watch, incredible results 👌😷
😁 thank you
Love these videos
Keep on blasting!
Mesmerizing! 😶
Beautiful
Magnificent 🔥
The more I watch this, the more I want it done with my car 👍
So clean..
its a fantastic result. and I can understand everybody want such a cleaning for the car, but who is willing to pay the costs for. the equipment is very expensive and handling with dry ice is not easy. but video is great ;-)
I know and I wish it’s cheaper and more people can afford it but the cost for everything you need for running is so high.
I am watching...!!!!!
Underneath all that dirt was a wax coating, porsche uses to protect everything from corrosion and oxidation. You removed it and leaves the metal exposed to rust and oxidation, my suggestion is to reapply wax to make it like original.
I actually wondered about that since when it hot I get that stuff on my hands under 944s, too. Yeah that makes sense there’s a coating.
Only a true enthusiast would know that. With so much aluminum, is it the ice crystals that clean without damaging the metal? I’ve never seen dry ice cleaning
Its called Cosmoline and it is used to protect metals from corrosion, it does work well doing so and is a thick goo wax. It is hard to remove because chemicals don't melt it very easily. Another problem is where every anything it is coated gets hot it burns on into a hard crust making it near impossible to remove with chemicals. I have been able to do it with a few products but its very time consuming. The dry ice seems to have no trouble chipping the baked on Cosmoline with out scaring the surfaces whish is amazing. I would say any approach is vey messy and nothing is easy. Chemical and brushes can do it nice and quiet, but it will take 100 times longer that this machine can do it. Too bad the side effects are so tough (Cost, mess, noise, etc.). I have dreamed of doing this business for years, but as mentioned the up front expense is huge. You will have to do a lot of vehicles to profit well. I hope in time there will be a smaller consumer type machine that can do this type of detailing at a smaller cost effective way for the hobbyist. I'm sure Griot, Eastwood and China are all working on this. Thanks for spelling out what's involved, because your video's make it look too easy. Please post a video of behind the scenes of how messy and loud it is as well as how awkward it is to use.
@@pete0007 you may have to do some experimenting and fabrication. It’s an interesting project
In a different video they show the application of a sealer wax after cleaning.
This is awesome...for $200.
If you are interested you can visit us at our shop and I’ll give $200 if you’ll do the work 😉
Nice job on a nice car. It’s a 928 « S3 », the very last version before the S4. It does have the very 1st version of the 32 valve engine.
Very nice. I would drop the cash for that service in a heartbeat. But I’m thousands of miles away. Wish someone in the KC area would provide this.
awesome
I want to get into this business. Imagine how happy the customers must be when the job is done!
All you need is $100K to start, and the willingness to work like you'd be doing it on an oil rig. Holding up that hose for hours, accompanied by the noise of a running jet engine is not a vacation. Ask me how I know . . .
@@bernardpaulsen825 how do you know
Hello --top job brother..👍will dry ice blasting clean surface rust too?
0:43 it is so clean that it makes it possible to see a crack in the floor
Great ....from Saudi
Amazing results. I would love to get this done to my 944. Stunning transformation guys 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you, much appreciated
OMG !!! N ice !!
very nice 🙂👍
Thank you 👍
Hey mate, greetings from Estonia :) how many hours did it take from prepping to final clean-off?
they should make dry ice car washes!!!
Every time I watch one of these videos it just amazes me of the transformation. Why don't more detailers offer this dry ice cleaning?
the equipment is very expensive
Maybe because there is not a huge market for 1800$ cleaning, it is basicaly thing that only people with "special" cars are willing to pay
I get the cost of the equipment but the charges for its use seem like you could recover the investment within a reasonable time. Every larger detailer that has a higher end customer base might justify one. Or folks who do restorations on cars could clean a lot without doing a full frame off. Save money for the owners.
90 k for the equipment is a huge investment for the risk of return. Also bulk dry ice isn’t cheap, takes a lot of it, and often isn’t available in all areas. Yes you can buy cheaper equipment, but the results and durability are questionable. Also the cheaper ones require very specific size of dry ice particles, exploding the consumables price. It’s a super niche market for sure. Many kudos to I AM for taking the risk and seeing the results !
@@johnwalters878 I agreed with all these comments and definitely was and still it’s big risk for me, but I always trying to find new different things... So I took the risk + I have tons of Porsche people around me. And Porsche/Mercedes owners take care a lot of their classic cars.
#ChicagoAutoPros needed this for that one Porsche
This is awesome! Can I come see in person one day?
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Where u can BUY dry ice machine¿? How much¿? AWESOME JOB BRO
Good steam cleaners do as good a job. My fathers workshop used to have one and often my job
What dry ice blaster are you using pls?
Too bad the side effects are so tough (Cost, mess, noise, etc.). I have dreamed of doing this business for years, but as mentioned the up front expense is huge. You will have to do a lot of vehicles to profit well. I hope in time there will be a smaller consumer type machine that can do this type of detailing at a smaller cost effective way for the hobbyist. I'm sure Griot, Eastwood and China are all working on this. Thanks for spelling out what's involved, because your video's make it look too easy. Please post a video of behind the scenes of how messy and loud it is as well as how awkward it is to use.
China does have one! I suggest getting the dry ice
Making machine too*
Up front cost isnt really any higher than any other business that requires specific equipment. The continuing costs are pretty low which helps make up for it. The noise and mess are negligible at best with proper equipment. There are tons of informative vids on this stuff all over youtube.
I sure hope you have a good chiropractor or masseuse. Hello from your buddy @detailsocal
I hope you’re doing well 👍🏼
Hey buddy 😃👋🏽
Yeah I will need someone very soon to help me just get out from my bed 😅
Do you dry ice clean the lens?
What will dry ice blasting do to surface rust?
Does it strip factory wax oil protection.
I t would be interesting to see how much dirt was on the floor at the end!
In one video, they showed a heaping dustpan full of blackish powder or dust.
Just curious as to how many hours to complete this job.
just for curiosity why is it that expensive and how many hours do you usually spend doing it
What is the total cost you incurr during the cleaning process??
Great job 👍🏼👍🏼 Name of the music?
What dry ice blaster are you using??
From owner:
Leaks were coming from the valve cover gaskets, now rectified:) thnx Jakub
General question: why don't you rotate the whole car 45 degrees sideways to get an angle that is easier to work with?
why not making kind of a railsystem on the ground where you mount the dry-ice nozzle on it, pointing upwards so you could let it run by itself in a pattern that would cover the whole undercarriage? and if not run automatically, at least it would save you from holding the heavy thing yourself. or even just mounting it onto a tripod with wheels underneath would make it a lot easier.
Is there a home version of this dry ice thing? If not I want to be an investor
We need more of the shots like 0:25!
Have you ever weighed the amount of dirt that comes off?
Know the question i have is can I do this at home myself?
What drying cleaning machine do you guys recommend? 😁
Superbe travail 👍🇫🇷
Question:
Have you removed only the dirty or have you removed the protective paint under it?
Thanks
That depends on the pressure applied. . It can also remove coating if you increase the pressure. It can protect coat as well
@@christianpaulroldan4010 thank you, I remembar that my dad's 944 have a protective paint under that was similar to wax. Same have mercedeses
great work. Really interested in these machines but there isn't much info on them over here in the UK. Can I ask what spec compressor you are using?
I have Kaeser 30 (30hp) 125psi, 140cfm 😉
I liked to have one
Where can you buy a machine like this ?
What kind of machine is that ... or what name does it have? 🙏
What kind of tool this washing this car?
Absolutely incredible how much does that cost
Thank you 🙂
Like is in the title this job was on clients budget $1800 😉
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Where can we buy the machine
Imagine if you had a bigger spray pattern with the same psi !!
Whats the brand of dry ice blaster and the model
Coldjet PCS60
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Хорошая работа! В каких сферах ещё применяется данное оборудование?
Как называется данный аппарат?
@@sekaliverpool2460 это чистка сухим льдом. Работает по принципу пескоструя, только в качестве абразива используется сухой лёд.
@@user-on5ru6sy2u где можно приобрести такой аппарат, и сколько будет стоить?
@@user-uz2il9dw7j в Украине установка 20тыс $ (Керхер) и ещё для работы нужен промышленный
компрессор где-то 4куба в минуту - 10-20тыс$, ещё его нужно где-то подключать, а это линия 40квт. Можно автономный дизельный (20тыс$)
Сухой лёд можно покупать или производить самому.
Где-то были контакты в России. Если интересно пишите, поищу.
@@user-on5ru6sy2u да его отбивать устанешь
Is Dry Ice Cleaning okay for interior? Have you ever applied it on interior surfaces (Dashboard, leather, alcantara etc..)? Thank you and take care.
or you can just yk.... buy products made for leather...
@@genociderjill No, i want Dry Ice :D
Leather will crack when super cold. Just like human skin.
@@MoebiusUK that’s not truth... I can clean leather 😉
@@arthur_boi I can clean leather, dash, plastics... basically anything... problems are stickers especially the old paper ones because they will blow... also can be problem with some graphics/icons or text on buttons... but for leather is totally okay if you know what you doing and it will be beautifully clean but who want pay the money for it if you have much cheaper options that works very well too... so I can do many things with it but not always it’s good idea.
pas mal
My neck hurt just watching it.
After few months working with it you not feel anything 😅
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Someone should build a dry ice car wash. Nozzles on the ground, drive your car over to remove the bulk of crud. Imagine would cut the cost as less labour would be needed.
What happened with corrosion, this process removes it as well? Or these cars don't rust? Lol
Great job!
Very depend on the material and it can remove only surface rust (50% cases)
How can you make money finally? Any idea on net income in % of a total job, like for this $1800 Porsche cleaning? What amount is left at the end for you? How long to do this particular job ?
That’s the thing 🙈 I’m not making money yet... I’m hopping in the future 😬 I’m good worker not good with making money 🙈
So maybe couple more videos and I’m done 😅
@@IAMDetailing Thank you for your franchise...Someone told me it would be be a good idea for a beginner to rent a ColdJet on a daily basis ( can be done here at Union Carbide/Praxair, who also sell you the dry ice 3mm pellets) and rent a tow compressor for the day running on diesel.... The other problem is to find a garage with a lift....away from the neighbours...
I can understand wearing protective gear to keep you from inhaling carbon dioxide, but why is it necessary to tent the car all the way around? Please advise.
Because my shop is usually pretty clean and I have white glossy floor and this thing making so much dust that I had to made a booth for keeping dirt inside as much as possible 😉
Would it help if it was washed and degreased... wouldnt it make it easier to just use the dry ice to finish off...? I understand the mess it would make but ...
Couple cases of brake cleaner and gum cutter. Similar results
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I'm at a loss as this is not dirt, I wonder as to why you would remove underseal from a vehicle ... unless the car not now to go outdoors ... the time taken to replace it is not remedied by the slash and dash replacement with a lesser product. Pre 2002 underseal is a much more chemically robust product than that now allowed.
How many pounds of DI did you use for this job?
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What about rust?
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i wonder how much less the car weighs after all that gunk removal.
How you learn this magic trick??
what is the next step? again preservation? waxing?
Yes depend if client want it or no... but yes next step is waxing.
Hi where can I buy this machine I am in the Uk ?
Wait awhile. Harbor Freight might sell it soon.
Hello here is korea . How can i get tha item here
We need that for old car restore
I would've loved to have seen how clean this particular car would've come out using citrus cleaner Luke P21S or Oil Eater. The car really wasn't that dirty in that the dirt was caked on.
Dry Ice cleaning us impressive but I don't think this particular car needed it.
The biggest difference is time and energy spent. Dry ice makes it much easier and therefore faster.
@IAMDetailing I understand what you're saying in theory. My point is that people should highly consider a precleaning with a citrus spray before getting a dry ice cleaning. It can likely save them a decent amount of money. Using a citrus cleaner doesn't take long at all. As a detailed, you know this.
I get why people are posting videos of dry ice cleaning only. Makes for entertaining videos. I approach it differently though. I like to approach these kinds of things from a pragmatic way.
My point is the car used in this video could've gotten at least 80% as clean as it was after the dry ice cleaning. In many instances a citrus cleaner simply needs to be sprayed on, let it sit for several minutes and then hit it with a high pressure water source
What about CO2 toxicity?
CO2 is a plant fertilizer. Do this process in a normal ventilated garage and you are okay.
Damn, this service is no joke... Costly, though...
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Not trying to be negative, but what's the point other than it looks clean?
After this to apply a new wax sealant so that rust/corrosion doesn't get a chance in affecting the materials.
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Why it's so expensive?