The interior was amazing. You must enjoy performing your professional craft on such a beautiful car. Thank you for explaining your process along the way - helpful for DIY weekend detailers
Yet another superb video Nick showing your care and amazing attention to detail. It occurred to me that there can be no better commendation for your work than the fact that your clients, the owners of these beautiful cars, see you as their detailer of choice and after initial work keep returning for maintenance detailing. That speaks volumes considering the vehicles. Keep it up Nick.
Thank you Paul, very kind words. That’s the idea, I always suggest that my clients have either a machine polish + ceramic coating detail or deep clean, and thereafter I will maintain the cars to keep them looking as good as the day they were detailed. Alternatively, if they wish to look after the car themselves then they can always have a look at my videos (which was originally what these were Intended for). I personally think that detailers should offer maintenance valets or all the hard work that the client has paid for could potentially be ruined 👍🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing Totally agree Nick with your last sentence. Who in their right minds wouldn't want to pay a little every couple of months to have their very expensive and beautiful cars returned to showroom condition.
@@HarpersCarDetailing 1. Putting a rubber band around the detail brush. 2. Start drying the windows first. 3. Spray detailing spray in the door jams before you dry.
A great job done... 👏👏👏 One thing I've never seen done/pointed out as easy to miss by average Joe car cleaners is the wiper blades (rubber part) raised up & wiped down ? You'll be surprised how much dirt adheres too them... If you've never done them next time you wash your car or even before get a damp part of a white or microfiber cloth & raise from glass & wipe from one end to other end & see what comes off... You'll be surprised if you've never cleaned em before.... 👍 NB...wearing a belt that usually has a metal buckle is a no no as when reaching across roof could easy scratch/chip paintwork....
Thanks Leslie! I’m not sure which video it is but there’s couple where I point out cleaning the wiper blades. Like you say, I use a damp microfibre and an APC followed by a damp microfibre just to wipe the chemicals off 👍🏼 I have a ‘how to apply a glass sealant video’ and this is one of the most important steps, and if it isn’t done can create wiper judder. I know from a logical sense wearing a metal belt it a no no, some ever say wearing jeans in…but in over 12 years I have never scratched of marked a car, and will never lean on a car 👍🏼 I’m glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏼
Great presentation awesome job I have to step up my game I purchased a 2016 Lexus GS 350 F Sport white with red interior I love this car I don't take my time when cleaning the inside I have to get better you definitely motivate me keep up the good work that's a beautiful Bentley GT
@@HarpersCarDetailing Bentley cars have never been cheap but they are worth every penny plus just take in the interior trim and the craftsmanship. I love the new Bentley flying spur it’s on the Lotto win list. Cheers Alan B ❤️👍
I’m not sure if this is correct but I believe they have tiny holes in the headlights to let water evaporate out in case water ever enters. I’m not sure on that so don’t quote me 😂
Me, first few seconds: wtf did TH-cam recommended me a narrated guy washing a car??! Also me, at 27minutes : this is so relaxing and satisfying to watch.
Got a new subscriber, good video! Hadn't heard the rubber band trick before. Also, one suggestion - apply your degreaser to the shuts and sills on a cloth, there was overspray sitting on the trim near the driver's footwell for ages. Cheers :)
Question if you dont mind, why not foam car again before touching it with the wash mitt for more lubricity? Also why not use detail spray on paint while drying for same reason?
I sometimes do re-foam the car however if you have a good quality shampoo with high lubricity then you will be fine. If you watch the video I always drive the glass 1st to help lubricate the towel when drying the paint work. I found it if I use a quick detailer spray to lubricate the towel it clogs the towel and ruins it rendering it useless.
Hi just come across your video on detailing, so dont know your first name. Great content and advice, just noticed though that you are wearing jeans, belt, watch and ring,that could potentially come into contact with paint work. Its not a critisism just an observation, but power to your elbow and keep producing great content.
Thanks Andrew 👍🏼 I haven’t had any issues over 12 years with causing any marks with clothing or watches etc but I completely understand where you are coming from. My jeans purposefully have plastic buttons incase, the watch has a rubber strap a bevelled edges and my ring is bevelled too. If for whatever reason any damage would be caused if would only be very very light which would easily be able to be removed by me, but fingers crossed in 12 years I haven’t 🤞🏼
The perfect vehicle to chaffeur some young beautiful snizz about the countryside for a romp in the apple orchard and some late afternoon hors d'oeuvres table side paired with a fine wine overlooking the most majestically tittilating view one might imagine. The life of the quintessential modern king.
@@HarpersCarDetailing I was taken aback by that incredible Bentley . My dream car. 👍😎👍 Your detailing skills are excellent. You really pay attention to .... well detail !!! 👍😎👍
Awesome video really enjoy them so my question is how would you clean piano back gloss interior? I think I heard you say all you use is alcohol. I know they scratch easy so all I gave been doing is just brushing it like a duster
Thanks Steve. If you don’t have IPA then whatever glass cleaner you use should be fine. Very carefully dust using a soft brush then using a plush microfibre towel and a glass cleaner carefully wipe
I am very impressed by the shining of the paint, what product is used for that ? Normally the booth and the engine bay should be taken care of as well shouldn’t it ?
Thank you! This was only hand polished and waxed with Collinite. The boot was cleaned, but this is my entry level maintenance valet so the engine bay wasn’t cleaned
No problem. I use Collinite 845 which is a liquid version of 476. Make sure you shake it vigorously and in winter you’ll need to heat it up in some warm water as it separates. Bilt Hamber Double Speed Wax is great as well, and slightly more durable, but more of a synthetic wax.
On modern leather it isn’t necessary to condition it. It’s better to use a sealant product such as Dr Leather dye block or Colour Lock Leather Shield 👍🏼 Old leather requires conditioning though
I go through the window cleaning process here Bentley Bentayga 1st Edition Exterior & Interior MAINTENANCE CLEAN // Foam Wash th-cam.com/video/TGaEy2BnawQ/w-d-xo.html
It really depends on what detail you would be interested in. If it’s a 1 day detail then I wouldn’t be able to travel to far such as London, as the travelling would more or less take up the day. Typically I would travel 15 miles, thereafter every hour would be £25 including the travel back. I’m also wary of travelling too far as I wouldn’t want to break any travel rules during the pandemic.
The towel isn’t to wipe the chemicals off. It’s to ensured that the tyre is spotlessly clean, as a brush doesn’t remove all traces of dirt or previous tyre dressing.
How do I strip all protection off so I can start again? I’ve been adding Autoglym aqua wax after every wash and would like to take this off and decontaminate the car
Is your car coated or waxed? I would wash the car as normal then decontaminate i.e. tar remover, iron remover then clay. Typically I would only clay if i was going to machine or hand polish. If the decon stage doesn't remove it then you could lightly hand polish the paint
@@HarpersCarDetailing just Autoglyms rapid aqua wax. I bought some Ion remover (pro kleen dragons blood) and used it for the first time this evening. I’m assuming there’s no way of avoiding it on the callipers or where the wheels bolt onto? It’s left a patchy white substance. Love the latest video! The sound is spot on!!
But won’t clean as well so wouldn’t do it. If you think about it, if you have 1 inch thick foam, only a tiny bit of that is going to actually be in contact with the paint.
@@soaresproductions355 I would say the towel is more important. You want to use a short piled clean glass cloth, spritz a couple of sprays on it, wipe the area then follow up with a second clean towel 👍🏼
It really depends how bad the wheels are. As they weren’t too bad all that was need was the iron remover 👍🏼 I would always try and remove the iron beforehand anyway as the iron particles are very sharp so could marr the finish
Never thought watching a car be cleaned could be so satisfying 👌🏽👍🏽
The interior was amazing. You must enjoy performing your professional craft on such a beautiful car. Thank you for explaining your process along the way - helpful for DIY weekend detailers
It’s insane isn’t it!
When I first saw it I wasn’t sure, but I’m obsessed with it now!
This is a professional job I love it thank you very much sir I’m from Los Angeles USA
Thank you very much 👍🏼
I’m glad you enjoyed the video, Antranek!
Yet another superb video Nick showing your care and amazing attention to detail.
It occurred to me that there can be no better commendation for your work than the fact that your clients, the owners of these beautiful cars, see you as their detailer of choice and after initial work keep returning for maintenance detailing. That speaks volumes considering the vehicles.
Keep it up Nick.
Thank you Paul, very kind words.
That’s the idea, I always suggest that my clients have either a machine polish + ceramic coating detail or deep clean, and thereafter I will maintain the cars to keep them looking as good as the day they were detailed.
Alternatively, if they wish to look after the car themselves then they can always have a look at my videos (which was originally what these were Intended for).
I personally think that detailers should offer maintenance valets or all the hard work that the client has paid for could potentially be ruined 👍🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing Totally agree Nick with your last sentence. Who in their right minds wouldn't want to pay a little every couple of months to have their very expensive and beautiful cars returned to showroom condition.
I saved your video for the time when i am not interrupted and having a Take away.
The Bentley was beautiful before you washed it and even more beautiful after you finished. Thank you,
Another amazing upload to watch while I enjoy my coffee 😊 tysm
Thanks Sabrina, I’m glad you are enjoying them 👍🏼
I love the channel. Picked up 3 cleaning tips in this video alone.
Thank you Todd 👊🏼
What 3 tips did you pick up?
@@HarpersCarDetailing 1. Putting a rubber band around the detail brush. 2. Start drying the windows first. 3. Spray detailing spray in the door jams before you dry.
Makes me love Bentley's even more, gorgeous spec
Agreed.
I work on a few Bentaygas as well which have grown on me, but in my opinion, this is the perfect spec Continental 👍🏼
man like harper smashing it out the park keep it up man
Beautiful.Nice work!!!
From Japan.
Super satisfying to watch. 🤩 These cars deserve to be treated like this.
That interior is such a nice place to be.
Lovely isn’t it!
Another fantastic video and excellent detail. Well done to you for coping with this extreme cold weather !
Thanks, Michael!
This week has been especially cold!
Excellent video with great explanations, much appreciated. Carry on working like that you will own one of those Bentleys in the future
What a beautiful car indeed..... Well Nick.... another fine show of the master at work.....
Thank you very much!
I dont have the words to qualify your great job
Cricket ball red is a beautiful colour.
Agreed, it’s so nice!
It has a lovely metallic in the sun as well
That car is gorgeous! You did an amazing job on it
It’s on of my favourite ones that I look after!
Bit of a marmite car though.
Thank you, Julie!
You deserve more views, subscribed
A great job done... 👏👏👏
One thing I've never seen done/pointed out as easy to miss by average Joe car cleaners is the wiper blades (rubber part) raised up & wiped down ? You'll be surprised how much dirt adheres too them... If you've never done them next time you wash your car or even before get a damp part of a white or microfiber cloth & raise from glass & wipe from one end to other end & see what comes off...
You'll be surprised if you've never cleaned em before.... 👍
NB...wearing a belt that usually has a metal buckle is a no no as when reaching across roof could easy scratch/chip paintwork....
Thanks Leslie!
I’m not sure which video it is but there’s couple where I point out cleaning the wiper blades.
Like you say, I use a damp microfibre and an APC followed by a damp microfibre just to wipe the chemicals off 👍🏼
I have a ‘how to apply a glass sealant video’ and this is one of the most important steps, and if it isn’t done can create wiper judder.
I know from a logical sense wearing a metal belt it a no no, some ever say wearing jeans in…but in over 12 years I have never scratched of marked a car, and will never lean on a car 👍🏼
I’m glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏼
Looks brand new again!
Great presentation awesome job I have to step up my game I purchased a 2016 Lexus GS 350 F Sport white with red interior I love this car I don't take my time when cleaning the inside I have to get better you definitely motivate me keep up the good work that's a beautiful Bentley GT
That color is gorgeous
Stunning isn’t it. I believe it’s called cricket ball red
Beast of a car! I buy this if I was rich, sporty n luxurious
Wow this was so relaxing to watch and you were meticulous with that interior 🙏🏽 bravo
Wow, it's back to showroom condition 👍👍
Thank you, Sebastian!
Such a lovely car!
@@HarpersCarDetailing indeed it is 🥰
What a gorgeous spec.
It’s perfect isn’t it!
wow, it looks brand new. Well done mate!
Thank you very much 👍🏼
Great Job the car looks stunning.
Thanks Alan! Lovely motor isn’t it!
@@HarpersCarDetailing Bentley cars have never been cheap but they are worth every penny plus just take in the interior trim and the craftsmanship. I love the new Bentley flying spur it’s on the Lotto win list. Cheers Alan B ❤️👍
Condensed headlight. That's a quality of Bentley. 👍
I’m not sure if this is correct but I believe they have tiny holes in the headlights to let water evaporate out in case water ever enters.
I’m not sure on that so don’t quote me 😂
@@HarpersCarDetailing 😄 If its true, then after some months lights would lose their shine.
Very true. The inside might become mouldy, possibly.
Me, first few seconds: wtf did TH-cam recommended me a narrated guy washing a car??!
Also me, at 27minutes : this is so relaxing and satisfying to watch.
Haha I’m glad you enjoyed it anyway 👊🏼
I am a first time viewer. That is a beautiful car.
Lovely isn’t it!
I hope you I enjoyed it Michelle 👍🏼
The car is already in a perfect condition :) Fantastic work as usual mate!
What a beauty! Love the videos thanks Harper, keep them coming :)
Thank you Dino!
Lovely Jubbly, definitely a class above the rest young sir.
Thank you very much, Paul! Appreciate it 👍🏼
Great video Sir.
Earns yourself a subscriber mate 👍🏼 Get those mic issues sorted out - other than that, flawless vid and very satisfying to watch
Thank you Joel 👍🏼
It was the wire connecting the mic to my camera which has now been replaced, so fingers crossed it’s sorted now 👊🏼
Therapeutic. Saving it for when we're playing ManCity and you want the 90 to be over.
Stunner of a car not sure if the colour would be for me though but everyone to there own
Stunning isn’t it!
I wasn’t sure at first, but absolutely love it now!
what a stunning vehicle great job my man .
What a beautiful car & your attention to detail is meticulous 🙂
Thank you Calla.
It’s stunning isn’t it!
Good work mate.. love the knowledge shared for the interior bits!
Cheers mate!
Hope you have picked some tips up from it!
very informative, nice job keep up the good work
Got a new subscriber, good video! Hadn't heard the rubber band trick before. Also, one suggestion - apply your degreaser to the shuts and sills on a cloth, there was overspray sitting on the trim near the driver's footwell for ages. Cheers :)
What a beast! Great work again👏🏼
Very good job Harper! 👍🏻
Thanks Josimar 👊🏼
Great work 🤟 And what a nice car
Great video fantastic job stay safe looking forward to next video's 🇬🇧👍
Thanks Richard! 👍🏼
Great detailing work. 💯💯
8:36 thanks for the tip👍👍
Epic!! Gorgeous vehicle
Awesome level of detailing. More speedy vlog would have appreciated though!
Thanks! I’ll take that on board and look into speeding it up. I just don’t want to change the natural sounds too much 👍🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing ... natural sounds bring a level up for ur blogs...👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing your process and products used. Great video. Boo to Bentley (and other manufacturers of late) for those pretend exhaust tips.
I agree, although this does sound amazing when it starts up!
@@HarpersCarDetailing I’m sure it does!
Wow, nice work 👍🏾
Thank you, Cassie 👍🏼
Just subscribed The car looks perfect !!!
Subscribed I’m definitely going to keep watching your videos I’ve been thinking about trying to start a car detailing business.
Thank you Nabo!
Good luck with it 👍🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing Thanks!
Question if you dont mind, why not foam car again before touching it with the wash mitt for more lubricity? Also why not use detail spray on paint while drying for same reason?
I sometimes do re-foam the car however if you have a good quality shampoo with high lubricity then you will be fine.
If you watch the video I always drive the glass 1st to help lubricate the towel when drying the paint work. I found it if I use a quick detailer spray to lubricate the towel it clogs the towel and ruins it rendering it useless.
@@HarpersCarDetailing thanks!
Hi just come across your video on detailing, so dont know your first name. Great content and advice, just noticed though that you are wearing jeans, belt, watch and ring,that could potentially come into contact with paint work. Its not a critisism just an observation, but power to your elbow and keep producing great content.
Thanks Andrew 👍🏼
I haven’t had any issues over 12 years with causing any marks with clothing or watches etc but I completely understand where you are coming from.
My jeans purposefully have plastic buttons incase, the watch has a rubber strap a bevelled edges and my ring is bevelled too.
If for whatever reason any damage would be caused if would only be very very light which would easily be able to be removed by me, but fingers crossed in 12 years I haven’t 🤞🏼
Great work! What’s the Kranzle model number that you’re using?
thanks! This is a Kranzle K7 👍🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing thanks! What’s the orifice size of the nozzle?
Not to sure, all I know is the degree 👍🏼
The perfect vehicle to chaffeur some young beautiful snizz about the countryside for a romp in the apple orchard and some late afternoon hors d'oeuvres table side paired with a fine wine overlooking the most majestically tittilating view one might imagine. The life of the quintessential modern king.
You seemed to have put a lot of thought in to this one.
I like your style 👊🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing I was taken aback by that incredible Bentley . My dream car. 👍😎👍 Your detailing skills are excellent. You really pay attention to .... well detail !!! 👍😎👍
i love all your video's ... have you ever added a apc in with your snow foam it gives it a extra kick 👍
Thanks Gareth 👍🏼
Yes, I’ve added Bilt Hamber Surfex in which really helped 👍🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing its awesome stuff i use it for everything wheels tires and interior ... keep up the hard work and keep safe mate 👍
Аккуратно и профессионально.
Nice work mate 👍🏽
Awesome video really enjoy them so my question is how would you clean piano back gloss interior? I think I heard you say all you use is alcohol. I know they scratch easy so all I gave been doing is just brushing it like a duster
Thanks Steve.
If you don’t have IPA then whatever glass cleaner you use should be fine.
Very carefully dust using a soft brush then using a plush microfibre towel and a glass cleaner carefully wipe
California car duster
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho, deu gosto de assistir aqui do sul do Brasil.
I am very impressed by the shining of the paint, what product is used for that ? Normally the booth and the engine bay should be taken care of as well shouldn’t it ?
Thank you!
This was only hand polished and waxed with Collinite.
The boot was cleaned, but this is my entry level maintenance valet so the engine bay wasn’t cleaned
@@HarpersCarDetailing Thanks for your reply. I went on the website of Collinite but which one exactly should I buy ?
No problem.
I use Collinite 845 which is a liquid version of 476.
Make sure you shake it vigorously and in winter you’ll need to heat it up in some warm water as it separates.
Bilt Hamber Double Speed Wax is great as well, and slightly more durable, but more of a synthetic wax.
@@HarpersCarDetailing Thank you so much, I will order same and apply on my Quattroporte S 2011. Best regards Charles
Awesome work definitly !!!!!
Awesome car, awesome job.
Thank you 👍🏼
Very nice!👌
Nice job. Can you tell me please what type of car degreaser do you use? Thank you.
It should say in the video, but KKD Citrus or Bilt Hamber Surfex👍🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing Thank you.
Amazing job on amazing car !
Thank you very much 👍🏼
How about a Rolls Royce Phantom complete exterior and interior detail? I see you have done this on the Dawn soft-top convertible. Thank you. Regards
I wish I could choose the cars I work on that easily.
I look after 2 Phantoms but I’ve already detailed them 👍🏼
First. Gimme heart. I love that car
Thanks for the rubber band tip! I no longer have to contemplate cutting the bristles in half on my workstuff brushes. 😂👌
It’s very handy isn’t it! I was in the exact same position, until I came across this trick
Do you use any conditioner or balm on leather surfaces?
On modern leather it isn’t necessary to condition it.
It’s better to use a sealant product such as Dr Leather dye block or Colour Lock Leather Shield 👍🏼
Old leather requires conditioning though
Great work is it me or does he sound just like the pool guy
nice
That looks amazing your work is brilliant, I would love for you to do my car 🚗 👌👌👍👍
How much does a detailing like this cost?
Could you please tell us how to clean the inside of the rear window thanks
I go through the window cleaning process here Bentley Bentayga 1st Edition Exterior & Interior MAINTENANCE CLEAN // Foam Wash
th-cam.com/video/TGaEy2BnawQ/w-d-xo.html
you do mobile visits too other parts of england?
It really depends on what detail you would be interested in.
If it’s a 1 day detail then I wouldn’t be able to travel to far such as London, as the travelling would more or less take up the day.
Typically I would travel 15 miles, thereafter every hour would be £25 including the travel back.
I’m also wary of travelling too far as I wouldn’t want to break any travel rules during the pandemic.
Perfekt
Where can we get the gloves you used in the wash process?
I bought these from GoOutdoor 👍🏼
Amazon sell them too I believe
what was sprayed on the tires after spraying the iron remover for the rims?
I either use Bilt Hamber Surfex or KKD CITRUS magic
This always gets me. Why would you want to use a towel after brushing the tires if you´re going to use the hose afterwards?
The towel isn’t to wipe the chemicals off. It’s to ensured that the tyre is spotlessly clean, as a brush doesn’t remove all traces of dirt or previous tyre dressing.
How much do you charge for cleaning a Bentley continental and do clean in London?
I’m about 300 miles away from London so a little too far to go.
They really do know how to paint a car at Bentley
They certainly do! They don't know how to polish it though!
Great 👍
How do I strip all protection off so I can start again? I’ve been adding Autoglym aqua wax after every wash and would like to take this off and decontaminate the car
Is your car coated or waxed?
I would wash the car as normal then decontaminate i.e. tar remover, iron remover then clay. Typically I would only clay if i was going to machine or hand polish.
If the decon stage doesn't remove it then you could lightly hand polish the paint
@@HarpersCarDetailing just Autoglyms rapid aqua wax. I bought some Ion remover (pro kleen dragons blood) and used it for the first time this evening. I’m assuming there’s no way of avoiding it on the callipers or where the wheels bolt onto? It’s left a patchy white substance. Love the latest video! The sound is spot on!!
How much would this type of service cost ?
Would you do my mazda3 😁?
Do you use the customers water and electricity? Or do you have your own?
Yes, I use their power and water 👍🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing is that part of your booking process or ask when you get there?
It’s one of my first questions 👊🏼
Whats the limescale product you used on the chrome sections
It’s Labocosmetica Energo 👍🏼
You should have a lot more subscribers mate, people just watch but don’t subscribe it’s terrible.
Thanks Ramy, much appreciated!
Maybe one day
at 8:49. whats that product called?
You only charge 50 GBP for this maintenance detail?
This was a little bit more than a usual maintenance, but this is typically around £60 and 1-1/2 hours
@@HarpersCarDetailing Great deal. You do really lovely work. Cheers from USA.
Mr. Harper next time please use thick foam.
Too thick thought isn’t as effective. If it’s too thick then it’s too dry and clings too much.
Thinner foam is wetting and works better
@@HarpersCarDetailing as you are a professional you know maybe better but thick and rich foam looks amazing and more eye catching.
But won’t clean as well so wouldn’t do it.
If you think about it, if you have 1 inch thick foam, only a tiny bit of that is going to actually be in contact with the paint.
Good stuff. I detail my 16 Honda Civic base model. Much more simple than that car.
They certainly are! So many more buttons, and a lot of glossy easy to scratch areas!
Correct, what is the best cleaner for glass interior and exterior. I clean cars and I use Rain X. I want to try to remove smudges and streaks!
@@soaresproductions355 I would say the towel is more important.
You want to use a short piled clean glass cloth, spritz a couple of sprays on it, wipe the area then follow up with a second clean towel 👍🏼
@@HarpersCarDetailing Ok thanks. Hey where do you operate out of?
I’m mobile in North Yorkshire, England 👍🏼
Don’t usually see iron remover done first. Usually a wash/cleaning first, then rinse and then an iron remover. Why the other way around?
It really depends how bad the wheels are. As they weren’t too bad all that was need was the iron remover 👍🏼
I would always try and remove the iron beforehand anyway as the iron particles are very sharp so could marr the finish
You can just use a iron remover as a wheels cleaner, although it would get pretty expensive.