Wish I had a good place to actually wash during the winter. Self wash places don't let you do anything near this level of cleaning, and that's only possible when they're actually open and the water isn't freezing on the car.
I'm a MB technician. There aren't any exposed lug bolts for purely cosmetic reasons. There's a special tool we use to remove those, like a giant plastic socket, to remove the covers, as they screw onto the wheels to ensure they dont fall off while driving or get stolen as easily.
I'm a bit confused: at 3:05, he talks about rinsing the cars, then at 3:09 he talks about agitating the car with a microfiber towel, and then at 3:18 he talks about rinsing it again? And then at 3:35 he mentions using microfiber towels again
I don’t think matte paint is worth it, I think you should just get the normal paint and put matte PPF on top of it way more durable and easy to fix if damaged 👍😁
i never though when you dry a car you can actually damage it if you don't pay attention to lubrication first, i will seriusly take it in mind when i will clean my car as well! as for this beast, she looks amazing, your friends for sure had a great ride lol.
Matte paint is worthless. Just do a matte wrap so you dont have to deal with improper wash or costly paint repairs. And when your sick of it, and you will be, just peel it off for a fresh factory glossy paint.
Hi Larry i can attest..your products work incredibly well..i just picked up the top coat and the glass cleaner. I also have frothy and boost anti salt and they work as intended. Awesome Video Larry. Take care.
Thanks Larry, just need to convert the knowledge you’ve imparted today for a single car garage at home with no floor drain. I actually did my truck yesterday and it turned out great. I used a pump sprayer to wet each panel then when over it with a soft sponge. I sprayed each panel off and then used a chamois to dry each panel as I went. I kept two buckets of clean water at all times. I am assuming that my paint which is an opaque white is a single stage paint? I was told by the GMC dealer it’s a water-based white basecoat with clearcoat over it.
Another great video Larry. I live in a climate the same as yours. My trouble is my shop doesn't have a floor drain or water, so it's tough to keep the car looking good in the winter. Another key part to clean is in the wheel wells, there's usually a little lip where the quarter panels meet along the top. In Minnesota, you see vehicles ALWAYS rusting there first. I always make sure to clean that lip on every wash. Especially in winter/spring.
One reason there's no exposed lug nuts on higher end cars is because criminals are just as impatient as little bitty toddlers. If something is going to take just 30 more seconds to steal they feel more vulnerable than JFK standing next to Marilyn Monroe. As for an aesthetic reason, it's smooth, subtle, and confusing.
That's nice you have a garage capable of washing your car in, in the winter. Here, we can't even have a drain in a garage. So how do you wash your car when it's freezing outside and you can't wash your car in your garage?
Its been awesome to follow your career Larry! I remember about 10 years ago stumbling across your channel while looking for info on wet sanding paint. You had only put out about 6 videos or so at that point, even way before the podcast you did. I'm happy for you buddy, I don't know if you remember me or not but I used to live in North Carolina and would call you up every once in a while to ask questions. Even when I was back here in New Mexico working for a high end detail shop I called you because we kept getting "love marks" on the paint while removing coatings. I'll never forget it, the owner was too prideful and didn't believe me that I had your contacts and that you would have the answer! Low and behold you did! "Wash your towels first because new microfiber towels can scratch paint". Sure enough you were right and that was the beginning to the end of me working at that shop lolol. We figured out the issue and the dude got mad at me lolol. Anyways, keep on keeping on buddy, I'm proud of you!
I think all of us here can agree with what Larry said about maintaining your car. If you car gets dirty every week, that's even more reason to wash it more frequently. I really can't understand why people refuse to understand that.
I’m interested in how the front grill is cleaned because that area is the most difficult part of the vehicle to clean with a wash mitt. It seems like most detail videos skip this area along with door jambs.
Road salt should be banned worldwide. It does nothing then damage cars, roads and environment. Cars are literally eaten alive, road surface cracks and split and the nature gets an overdose of salt. And to honestly admit, beside helping driving the people on summer tires for a few hours, there are no advantages on it. Winter = winter tires, no salt needed.
After reading up on matte paint finishes and maintenance, I don't understand why anyone would get that. Asking a lot just to look different. I'd just get a matte wrap if I wanted to sport that sort of look.
Where I live in the North of England they’ve just salted many of the main roads. It’s okay but definitely good to keep the car rinsed. I have coated all the undercarriage of my car with Bilt hamber clear protectant which lasts 12 months or so. Cars that aren’t maintained i.e rinsed and or protected can become extremely corroded in a few years as a result of the salt.
Love the George Costanza Snickers bar reference! 😂 Awesome winter pointers, Larry. I’ll be sure to keep them in mind washing my humble Tacoma. Also, I’d love to see what Alipna wheels on a Maybach would look like. That said, I can always spot either one of these beauties from a distance and know exactly what it is.
I ended up purchasing a $30 a month wash pass at my local tunnel car wash. I know this isn't popular, but the Department of Public Works has started using a salt brine on the roads. I don't have a garage to wash my vehicle in, so I decided to purchase the tunnel wash membership with the undercarriage option. It's not ideal, but I want to avoid rust. I wouldn't feel comfortable using this tunnel wash on something that isn't my daily driver. Just a thought for people who have to suffer salt as much as I do!
Do you have a self-serve "pay and spray" car wash near you? When I wash and detail my cars in winter, I bring my bin of chemicals (mineral deposit remover, after all, salt is a mineral, wheel cleaners, iron remover, if needed, pre-rinse mixture of car wash soap in my pump sprayers. I spray the MDR, wheel cleaners and my pre-rinse mixture on the paintwork, then use the rinse function only.. I spray the wheel and undercarriage first,t hen the paintwork from the top down. $10 gets me 16 minutes of time. I have a garage with heat, so I do a rinseless wash when I get home.
@@ronayotte3571 I do and I have done what you do. I just get frustrated when I spend all of that time detailing my car for it to just get dirty again in the winter. My car is completely wrecked within a day because the road salt. It's a waste of time here in the winter. I would rather spend that time on other things. At the end of the day, it's a daily.
@@Christoph-sd3zi As a Gen X native Floridian, I have yet to go broke insuring any of my vehicles with full coverage in the 35 years I have been driving in the Sunshine State. Another bonus for living down here, my vehicles don't rust out unlike those up in the great white north. Plus I can drive 365 days a year with the top down if I choose to. 😎
Dear Ammo i recently purchased used custom hand made carbon interior trim pieces and the clear coat is foggy even after some light wet sanding cutting and buffing. What could be the problem? Would i have to re-clear coat it?
The top tip in this whole video is cleaning extra dirty door jambs with a soapy towel from the wash bucket. Saves tons of mess and towels when wiping them out!
I, too, was wondering about the lack of an undercarriage spray. This is a necessary part of my winter washes here in central Indiana and we don’t get near the salt that the northeast does. If anyone is fortunate enough to have a place to wash their car in the winter and has a power washer, get yourself an undercarriage sprayer attachment for the winter. The other tips are great but this (spraying the salt from the undercarriage) is absolutely necessary for those environments where salt is applied to the roadway. I’d even say it’s the MOST important part of a winter wash.
From Canada here, and our winters are brutal, if you don’t wash your car often here the mud and grime does not come off with a regular wash, so doing multiple washes a week or so definitely ensures that that grime doesn’t stick, usually my process is foam, let sit for 3-5 min rinse, foam again and use a hand wash with a bucket of hot water, applying as many layers as lubricants is crucial for these conditions
Hey Larry, thanks for another cool video. My car washing days are over since I am legally blind and have not driven in about 15 years and do not even own a car anymore. As a kid I had a summer job doing boat detailing so I have a little history doing what you do lo those many decades ago! hahaha We were definitely not as sophisticated in our cleaning as you are but, we did have a pretty wide array of tools and products to strip (when necessary like teak decks) clean, re-stain and polish everything we might encounter. My big brother did this job for about 2 years so he knew what he was doing pretty well. All I had to do was pay attention and work hard (it was a hard job as some of the boats were yachts!). Secondly, let me say that I did live for two years in a suburb of Detroit, MI and for two years in Bethel, Alaska (the arm pit of Alaska haha) so I do know cold weather even though it was a very long time ago when I was under the age of 10. Here goes my confession. I never learned to ice skate back then. I taught myself to ice skate as a 40 + year old adult. I really enjoyed skating a lot and wish I had lived closer to a rink here in California so I could skate more. Unfortunately, I only skated about 7 times in my life and never learned to stop properly nor to skate backwards! Nor did I ever have the joy of playing hockey. My motivation for learning to skate was I became a die hard San Jose Sharks hockey club fan back in the day during their first play off appearance against the then mighty Red Wings. That experience of watching play off hockey hooked me hard. The play was intense. The San Jose fans were insane. I have attended many events over the years and coached high school wrestling for 10 years and never have I seen such berserk fans as the San Jose fans during that first series ever where the Sharks knocked off the Presidents cup winning Red Wings in 7 games on a Jamie Baker goal from the high slot. Absolute pandemonium and euphoria! I am still a die hard Sharks fan even though we are currently near our very worst team ever. At just over the half way point the Sharks are averaging just a shade over 1/2 a point per game in the standings which would be the 3rd worst result in franchise history! Regardless, no bandwagoning for me. I stick it out and watch every game til the bitter end. Apologies for rambling on about stuff but, you brought up that you play hockey and so I had to dive in full hog. hahaha I am curious Larry 1) What position you play (I will guess forward because your a speed guy) and 2) Are you and your buds playing in a league or just playing pick up games? If you are in a league how is your team faring this year? Thanks again Larry for all the cool videos. I love it. All my best to you, your family and the team (if there is one?). Peter St. John Fresno, CA
That was Cool. I love keeping our many cars ship shape. I always feel good (ok tired) after but our Mercedes always has a hightined satisfaction from the others when done.
So, is it not advised to clay matte paint? Certainly, if one has the car from new and keeps up with the wash, you can maybe avoid needing clay. Buy say you're buying used, the prev owner wasn't good about washing and the texture of the paint indicated that it needs clay?
Thank you, Larry. My good cars are in winter storage. My daily driver needs a maintenance detailing, but it is too cold. I enjoyed watching you surprise your friends.
I don't have a place inside for washing and its -20C here (that's like -5F iirc), so the water just freezes when rinsing off the products, So i think i'll wait just a bit before i start washing again
Larry does your gym have ammo logo dumbells! That’s epic…do you have a wash process for keeping power running boards clean of salt and gunk. Winter washes are always great for us northeast folks.
For anyone that deals with salt and snow in the winter, get a roll of blue plastic fender wrap to protect your floor mats. (It’s what the mechanics use while working under your hood, basically a thick Saran Wrap.) I bought a 24”x 30’ roll and it has lasted a few winters already. Just put a layer on top of your floor mat, towel the moisture off it after each snow, and change it whenever it rips or starts to get crusty from the salt. Tear it off in the spring and enjoy your pristine floor mats.
What about the underside of the car? That’s where all the salt sits and causes the most damage Mercedes owns the Maybach name, why doesn’t it call it and badge it as a Maybach? Mercedes Maybach sounds stupid
If you’re really worried about the undercarriage go to your local body shop and ask for under oiling. It’s like a thick wd-40 that stays for 6ish months. Then you can power wash it off in the spring
Love the Costanza reference w the candy bar!
Classic!
Wish I had a good place to actually wash during the winter. Self wash places don't let you do anything near this level of cleaning, and that's only possible when they're actually open and the water isn't freezing on the car.
I'm a MB technician. There aren't any exposed lug bolts for purely cosmetic reasons. There's a special tool we use to remove those, like a giant plastic socket, to remove the covers, as they screw onto the wheels to ensure they dont fall off while driving or get stolen as easily.
Hard Decision to Make, Buttttttt, Just because, I'd take the ROLL'S Both Way's! The Maybach, I'd use it Around Town. 😳...
What is that that holds the bottle on his waist? A detail belt? Which one are you using? Ty great video!
I'm a bit confused: at 3:05, he talks about rinsing the cars, then at 3:09 he talks about agitating the car with a microfiber towel, and then at 3:18 he talks about rinsing it again? And then at 3:35 he mentions using microfiber towels again
I don’t think matte paint is worth it, I think you should just get the normal paint and put matte PPF on top of it way more durable and easy to fix if damaged 👍😁
Larry pointing at a dust speck while i watch a thousand dirt and dust specs all over my screen got me playing find waldo
i never though when you dry a car you can actually damage it if you don't pay attention to lubrication first, i will seriusly take it in mind when i will clean my car as well! as for this beast, she looks amazing, your friends for sure had a great ride lol.
I would take my car through the wash but it has been 45 below. That’s Montana for you!
This is the type of content I like to watch on a Sunday. Thanks a lot for the amazing quality videos and please never stop making them!
Matte paint is worthless. Just do a matte wrap so you dont have to deal with improper wash or costly paint repairs. And when your sick of it, and you will be, just peel it off for a fresh factory glossy paint.
Hi Larry i can attest..your products work incredibly well..i just picked up the top coat and the glass cleaner. I also have frothy and boost anti salt and they work as intended. Awesome Video Larry. Take care.
I have some of the products as well. So far they are great.
12:41 I am wondering why couldn’t I use an air blower to remove all the water after the wash rather than wipe it off ?
Thanks Larry, just need to convert the knowledge you’ve imparted today for a single car garage at home with no floor drain. I actually did my truck yesterday and it turned out great. I used a pump sprayer to wet each panel then when over it with a soft sponge. I sprayed each panel off and then used a chamois to dry each panel as I went. I kept two buckets of clean water at all times. I am assuming that my paint which is an opaque white is a single stage paint? I was told by the GMC dealer it’s a water-based white basecoat with clearcoat over it.
Another great video Larry. I live in a climate the same as yours. My trouble is my shop doesn't have a floor drain or water, so it's tough to keep the car looking good in the winter. Another key part to clean is in the wheel wells, there's usually a little lip where the quarter panels meet along the top. In Minnesota, you see vehicles ALWAYS rusting there first. I always make sure to clean that lip on every wash. Especially in winter/spring.
No one talking about the 812 comp?
Is that a GV80 in your garage? You should do a detail / video on that car too.
One reason there's no exposed lug nuts on higher end cars is because criminals are just as impatient as little bitty toddlers. If something is going to take just 30 more seconds to steal they feel more vulnerable than JFK standing next to Marilyn Monroe. As for an aesthetic reason, it's smooth, subtle, and confusing.
I don't get the appeal of matte paint and why anyone would pay extra for it.
What’s up with the bots in the comments 😂
I believe all maybach should be painted black.
Always joke I’d rather slide into a ditch than have salt on my vehicle 😂
Are we just ignoring that Superfast??
That's nice you have a garage capable of washing your car in, in the winter. Here, we can't even have a drain in a garage. So how do you wash your car when it's freezing outside and you can't wash your car in your garage?
I’ve released a video on that as well. Check out Frothe Anti-Salt Hoseless Wash!
Also if you have matte paint ppf it
Not very winter dirty... I wouldn't touch it with a rag when my car properly dirty, pressure washer before !
Its been awesome to follow your career Larry! I remember about 10 years ago stumbling across your channel while looking for info on wet sanding paint. You had only put out about 6 videos or so at that point, even way before the podcast you did. I'm happy for you buddy, I don't know if you remember me or not but I used to live in North Carolina and would call you up every once in a while to ask questions. Even when I was back here in New Mexico working for a high end detail shop I called you because we kept getting "love marks" on the paint while removing coatings. I'll never forget it, the owner was too prideful and didn't believe me that I had your contacts and that you would have the answer! Low and behold you did! "Wash your towels first because new microfiber towels can scratch paint". Sure enough you were right and that was the beginning to the end of me working at that shop lolol. We figured out the issue and the dude got mad at me lolol. Anyways, keep on keeping on buddy, I'm proud of you!
I think all of us here can agree with what Larry said about maintaining your car. If you car gets dirty every week, that's even more reason to wash it more frequently. I really can't understand why people refuse to understand that.
I hate winter time. So much. 😅
Wrung it out. Of course you haven’t spoken correct English since 1776. 👍🏻🏴
That is such a nice car , why oh why mat paint I will never understand it .
Mat paint is for military vehicles .
Thankyou good video .
I’m interested in how the front grill is cleaned because that area is the most difficult part of the vehicle to clean with a wash mitt. It seems like most detail videos skip this area along with door jambs.
I own a small detailing business and for these areas, we use a soft bristle brush.
Larry, do you use hard Water directly from the outlet ?. Or do you use Deionized water ?. Don. San Jose, CA. 1-14-2024.
Larry’s got water filtration set up outside the shop, so it’s deionized water :)
Thought so, Thank's alot. Don, California. 1-15-2024.
@@don19655 you’re welcome!
could you introduce more motorcycle detailing please?
Road salt should be banned worldwide. It does nothing then damage cars, roads and environment. Cars are literally eaten alive, road surface cracks and split and the nature gets an overdose of salt. And to honestly admit, beside helping driving the people on summer tires for a few hours, there are no advantages on it. Winter = winter tires, no salt needed.
After reading up on matte paint finishes and maintenance, I don't understand why anyone would get that. Asking a lot just to look different. I'd just get a matte wrap if I wanted to sport that sort of look.
Flat finishes: more expensive to buy and maintain. Why bother🤷🏻♂️
The 2006 Impala SS and Monte Carlo SS have a very similar wheel😂😂😂
Larry, can you recommend someone good in DC area? DC/MD/VA?
Wow awesome Merc
Satin cars HAVE to have full satin clear bra. unrealistic not to. Also get weather tech floor mats!
Not that important to worry about corrosion on a car that will be mechanically totaled and on its fourth owner by 100k miles.
I couldn’t imagine living in a place where they salt to roads. I just have too much respect for cars.
Where I live in the North of England they’ve just salted many of the main roads. It’s okay but definitely good to keep the car rinsed. I have coated all the undercarriage of my car with Bilt hamber clear protectant which lasts 12 months or so. Cars that aren’t maintained i.e rinsed and or protected can become extremely corroded in a few years as a result of the salt.
Im currious , how do you care for your hands ?
I think the Bentley Mulsanne wheels beat these Maybach wheels.
Did you notice the zero road noise in the back of that thing in the intro?? Re.diculous
Amazing video! It was nice to meet you at SEMA 👍🏻
This is SUCH a sexy vehicle. What an amazing machine
Mercedes sedans are so bland now.
Is all the still necessary if you live in Arizona or LA where it never snows?
Hoovie will buy this thing in 5 years for 50 grand
How much do you charge for a service? For a detail?
Again, I do not understand why one would want matt paint……
I'd like to see a matte car get polished on purpose.
Love the George Costanza Snickers bar reference! 😂 Awesome winter pointers, Larry. I’ll be sure to keep them in mind washing my humble Tacoma.
Also, I’d love to see what Alipna wheels on a Maybach would look like. That said, I can always spot either one of these beauties from a distance and know exactly what it is.
Dudes wanna shine but their paint job is matte 😂 🤔
In what part of maaaayyyy maybach does it say myback?
I ended up purchasing a $30 a month wash pass at my local tunnel car wash. I know this isn't popular, but the Department of Public Works has started using a salt brine on the roads. I don't have a garage to wash my vehicle in, so I decided to purchase the tunnel wash membership with the undercarriage option. It's not ideal, but I want to avoid rust.
I wouldn't feel comfortable using this tunnel wash on something that isn't my daily driver. Just a thought for people who have to suffer salt as much as I do!
Do you have a self-serve "pay and spray" car wash near you? When I wash and detail my cars in winter, I bring my bin of chemicals (mineral deposit remover, after all, salt is a mineral, wheel cleaners, iron remover, if needed, pre-rinse mixture of car wash soap in my pump sprayers. I spray the MDR, wheel cleaners and my pre-rinse mixture on the paintwork, then use the rinse function only.. I spray the wheel and undercarriage first,t hen the paintwork from the top down. $10 gets me 16 minutes of time. I have a garage with heat, so I do a rinseless wash when I get home.
@@ronayotte3571 I do and I have done what you do. I just get frustrated when I spend all of that time detailing my car for it to just get dirty again in the winter. My car is completely wrecked within a day because the road salt.
It's a waste of time here in the winter. I would rather spend that time on other things. At the end of the day, it's a daily.
How are your knees holding up Larry?
Tip #1 Move to Florida. 😉
You'll go broke paying for insurance in FL.
@@Christoph-sd3zi As a Gen X native Floridian, I have yet to go broke insuring any of my vehicles with full coverage in the 35 years I have been driving in the Sunshine State. Another bonus for living down here, my vehicles don't rust out unlike those up in the great white north. Plus I can drive 365 days a year with the top down if I choose to. 😎
Crazy looking at cars I've put together. I work at Mercedes Vance, Alabama...... only place in America that assemble Mercedes
I take that back cause that Maybach has an engine I assemble electric Maybach
One front seat is worth over 15,000$ backseat 50,000
Dear Ammo i recently purchased used custom hand made carbon interior trim pieces and the clear coat is foggy even after some light wet sanding cutting and buffing. What could be the problem? Would i have to re-clear coat it?
And / or put rubber mats in for winter.
The top tip in this whole video is cleaning extra dirty door jambs with a soapy towel from the wash bucket. Saves tons of mess and towels when wiping them out!
Alpina wheels👍Those Maybach wheels look like they came off an late 1980's Cadillac or Oldsmobile.
I, too, was wondering about the lack of an undercarriage spray. This is a necessary part of my winter washes here in central Indiana and we don’t get near the salt that the northeast does.
If anyone is fortunate enough to have a place to wash their car in the winter and has a power washer, get yourself an undercarriage sprayer attachment for the winter.
The other tips are great but this (spraying the salt from the undercarriage) is absolutely necessary for those environments where salt is applied to the roadway. I’d even say it’s the MOST important part of a winter wash.
From Canada here, and our winters are brutal, if you don’t wash your car often here the mud and grime does not come off with a regular wash, so doing multiple washes a week or so definitely ensures that that grime doesn’t stick, usually my process is foam, let sit for 3-5 min rinse, foam again and use a hand wash with a bucket of hot water, applying as many layers as lubricants is crucial for these conditions
Hey Larry,
thanks for another cool video. My car washing days are over since I am legally blind and have not driven in about 15 years and do not even own a car anymore. As a kid I had a summer job doing boat detailing so I have a little history doing what you do lo those many decades ago! hahaha We were definitely not as sophisticated in our cleaning as you are but, we did have a pretty wide array of tools and products to strip (when necessary like teak decks) clean, re-stain and polish everything we might encounter. My big brother did this job for about 2 years so he knew what he was doing pretty well. All I had to do was pay attention and work hard (it was a hard job as some of the boats were yachts!).
Secondly, let me say that I did live for two years in a suburb of Detroit, MI and for two years in Bethel, Alaska (the arm pit of Alaska haha) so I do know cold weather even though it was a very long time ago when I was under the age of 10. Here goes my confession. I never learned to ice skate back then.
I taught myself to ice skate as a 40 + year old adult. I really enjoyed skating a lot and wish I had lived closer to a rink here in California so I could skate more. Unfortunately, I only skated about 7 times in my life and never learned to stop properly nor to skate backwards! Nor did I ever have the joy of playing hockey.
My motivation for learning to skate was I became a die hard San Jose Sharks hockey club fan back in the day during their first play off appearance against the then mighty Red Wings. That experience of watching play off hockey hooked me hard. The play was intense. The San Jose fans were insane. I have attended many events over the years and coached high school wrestling for 10 years and never have I seen such berserk fans as the San Jose fans during that first series ever where the Sharks knocked off the Presidents cup winning Red Wings in 7 games on a Jamie Baker goal from the high slot. Absolute pandemonium and euphoria!
I am still a die hard Sharks fan even though we are currently near our very worst team ever. At just over the half way point the Sharks are averaging just a shade over 1/2 a point per game in the standings which would be the 3rd worst result in franchise history! Regardless, no bandwagoning for me. I stick it out and watch every game til the bitter end.
Apologies for rambling on about stuff but, you brought up that you play hockey and so I had to dive in full hog. hahaha I am curious Larry 1) What position you play (I will guess forward because your a speed guy) and 2) Are you and your buds playing in a league or just playing pick up games? If you are in a league how is your team faring this year?
Thanks again Larry for all the cool videos. I love it. All my best to you, your family and the team (if there is one?).
Peter St. John
Fresno, CA
That was Cool. I love keeping our many cars ship shape. I always feel good (ok tired) after but our Mercedes always has a hightined satisfaction from the others when done.
Hey Larry, how long should something like this take? At my job, I always feel like I take too long.
how do you wash in the winter while not being able to wash indoors???? (drying in a garage is available)
So, is it not advised to clay matte paint? Certainly, if one has the car from new and keeps up with the wash, you can maybe avoid needing clay. Buy say you're buying used, the prev owner wasn't good about washing and the texture of the paint indicated that it needs clay?
Thank you, Larry. My good cars are in winter storage. My daily driver needs a maintenance detailing, but it is too cold. I enjoyed watching you surprise your friends.
Make your Daily Driver a good car as well :)
Are these perfumes? Or toilet?
Cool vid and fantastic you got an upgrade from a Maybach to a Rolls Royce for the way home 😉
man those rims are ugly
I also like hockey..😊
Curious why wax still exists? So many better options these days.
Do the Taycan again 🎉
Or, get Xpel stealth.
Liar ,❤of money 😢
Love the buy one get one on salt essential products. Would like to see it on all products!
Larry can you please make my ep3. Like new?(I’m local)
Larry do you drink alcohol? If not, why if I may ask...
I don't have a place inside for washing and its -20C here (that's like -5F iirc), so the water just freezes when rinsing off the products, So i think i'll wait just a bit before i start washing again
Roman !!
Ammo did your car detailing game come to console?
Larry does your gym have ammo logo dumbells! That’s epic…do you have a wash process for keeping power running boards clean of salt and gunk. Winter washes are always great for us northeast folks.
I do! Yes, I would suggest coating those. Makes cleaning super easy!
Noice...
Fun night. Pretty awesome
I love this car! I want one of these so bad!
Where can we find the cayenne video?
For anyone that deals with salt and snow in the winter, get a roll of blue plastic fender wrap to protect your floor mats. (It’s what the mechanics use while working under your hood, basically a thick Saran Wrap.)
I bought a 24”x 30’ roll and it has lasted a few winters already. Just put a layer on top of your floor mat, towel the moisture off it after each snow, and change it whenever it rips or starts to get crusty from the salt. Tear it off in the spring and enjoy your pristine floor mats.
I’d enjoy a Ammo coffee mug
Love that end sequence!
Wow, must be nice!
What about the underside of the car? That’s where all the salt sits and causes the most damage
Mercedes owns the Maybach name, why doesn’t it call it and badge it as a Maybach? Mercedes Maybach sounds stupid
If you’re really worried about the undercarriage go to your local body shop and ask for under oiling. It’s like a thick wd-40 that stays for 6ish months. Then you can power wash it off in the spring
Some might not be able to spend the hundreds on undercoating
Look up salts gone. Amazing stuff
@@jamesireland9188spraying the undercarriage with WD-40 type oil lube won’t be hundreds.
@@jamesireland9188if you can afford a maybach in the first place you can afford it
What do you currently drive?
He drives a Porsche Taycan
@@4AJX thx!
Cayenne Diesel, R8, 964
The Taycan has gone Larry?
Then who's GV80 was that?
Thank you
MYbach