OMG look at those elegant door handles on the interior. It's great to see a fine older car getting the l9ve it deserves. You guys are miracle makers.

@jeffreyshepherd8488

Жыл бұрын

I had a 2004 and the door handles were my favorite part of the car

@roderickhamilton1271

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffreyshepherd8488 q p

@michaellovely6601

Жыл бұрын

Despite the infamous thirty-two valve North Star V8 engine; I love this particular generation of the Cadillac DeVille because of how sleek and modern it looks on the outside.

despite the head gasket issues with the northstar. These cars were built really well overall from GM and the way this cleaned up after being neglected for sooo long is a testament to that. and also to your work! one of the best detail videos ive seen personally...

@carlzeiss48

Жыл бұрын

There were three iterations of the Northstar. The first had the head gasket issue, the second were oil burners (my 2001 DTS) and third were oil leakers (my 2007 and 2011 DTS) but as said, good overall cars.

@londonwatson7342

11 ай бұрын

They were solid cars aside from the engine, the rest of the car was great

@minipandora22

9 ай бұрын

I worked at a Cadillac dealership, these were truly HORRIBLE cars, no exaggeration, customers would *literally cry* in the service department with these DTS/Deville (air suspension, power windows, engine problems, steering issues, vibrations, alignment not able to be corrected, etc)

Thank you for saying that steam cleaner does damage unlike some detailers going totally versatile on it.

@jackochainsaw

Жыл бұрын

You have to be super careful with leather. It is essentially skin and can react badly to certain temperatures unlike synthetic upholstery.

@skullmax7216

8 ай бұрын

Steam cleaner doesn't damage the surface. But it's usage does. Depends on the person using it brother. I use it to detail all of my cars but nothing happened yet

@kwasidavis1497

8 ай бұрын

Yes for real, it's much appreciated

@saeedmomeni9410

7 ай бұрын

👍🙏

You make detailing an art...masterpiece out of every single videos 💪🏼💪🏼

@thaniaarras5340

Жыл бұрын

❤️Only for fans over 18 year⤵️ Alles sehr scho

What a masterpiece you’ve done transforming the moldy car into a showroom car. I also like how you put your dedication and effort into these details

@MADDETAILING

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the support!

@jayasmrmore3687

Жыл бұрын

@@MADDETAILING btw what was your name again? Just curious

@MichaelLovely-mr6oh

3 ай бұрын

​@@jayasmrmore3687Foster Mills is his name.

Wow! That's incredible omg I thought the paint was peeling and it was just dirt 😅😅 was amazed when you power washed it all away. You did such a good job on the interior and exterior

The soundtrack to this video is absolutely as stunning as the makeover on the car. ❤

Tremendous job, as always. I would have included the full-body shot at 34:11 at the beginning to give viewers an overall idea what you were dealing with. Nice job!

Don't let ppl get under your skin about your art we all detail differently. All that matters is the customer is satisfied with the product we present!!! Keep it up !!!

@Medusa-rw5jj

Жыл бұрын

@@twerktospec you having a rough night? Lol

@TK-ox1si

Жыл бұрын

@@twerktospec coming from somebody who's name that starts with Twerk. Grow up Wierdo!!!

Amazing! Love the front bench seat! I'm sure someone will enjoy it for a few days before the head gaskets fail 😆

@erynlasgalen1949

Жыл бұрын

Bl9wn headgaskets are an easy fix. My father got our first Peugeot 403 cheap beca7se the headgaskets had blown and the previous owner thought the car was shot. We drove that car for many more years and miles, including a grand tour of the western states in 1963.

@RodneyFreeman

Жыл бұрын

Yes! I was going to say the same thing. The only thing a Northstar engine is good for is dying! Worst engines ever.

@justanothertroll9476

Жыл бұрын

And it cost about 3 Grand to do it but have to it stud then replace the gaskets and you pretty much have a bulletproof setup

@wolfgangiceclaw

Жыл бұрын

@@erynlasgalen1949 A head gasket is and easy fix, IF you have the room to do it. Replacing the head gaskets in that car is a major pain because there is no room to work. The easiest way to replace the head gaskets and install a new timing chain is to drop the entire front sub frame with the engine and transmission from the bottom. Also to make sure the new head gasket doesn't blow again involves installing a head stud kit to replace the head bolts and you must remove the engine to install a stud kit.

@scottogan3182

Жыл бұрын

@@RodneyFreeman I owned a 91 and 93 Allante. The 93 had the northstar in it and I believe it was one of the first if not the first vehicles it was used in. I drove the car daily pushing it always for well over 100k miles before I traded it on my first 500SL. I never had one single issue with the car mechanically or otherwise other then a few small silly repairs that were all covered by it's long high mileage warranty that it came with from new. Not one issue with the motor or drive train at all. I have read all the opinions online so there must be something to them. Just not my experience at all. It would also seem that the problems some people have had have been blown up and exaggerated by the easiness and accessibility the internet so it comes across way worse then actual reality. Just wanted to share my personal hands on with it and 2 cents realizing I am just one person in the whole experience.

I've become obsessed with watching car detailing on KZread, your channel and some geek guy in Canada mostly, and this is the most satisfying one I've seen. This one is great. Edited Ok, so I hadn't watched the entire video with my initial comment but this detail is truly mind blowing!!!! Well done, very well done. Best I've seen - ever.

@marthamary9273

Жыл бұрын

Try the one from detail geek with the oil field truck.

@michaellovely6601

Жыл бұрын

Mad Detailing and The Detail Geek are my go-to KZreadrs for auto detailing videos because they know how to take a vehicle that is an absolute pigsty and restore it to its former glory. Much like how Carly Anna WX is my go-to KZreadr for videos on infamous tornadoes. If Mad Detailing and The Detail Geek did a video where the two of them collaborated on detailing a car that video would rack up millions if not billions of views, likes, and comments on KZread along with the both of them getting new subscribers.

I love when you take out the carpet wash it and clean the car floor. 💚

@jonathanratliff4780

Жыл бұрын

Me also so few of these big subscriber base detailers will do that no matter how absolutely disgusting nasty the carpet is they will not pull it like these guys do and clean the chassis floor as well. It’s like taking a shower and putting on dirty underwear not to do it correctly.

Absolutely amazing. Though I am not a fan of this Cadillac era, I cannot help but think of what a thrill it must have been for someone to purchase new. And then I think, how could something so nice be treated so horribly?! So good to see this car returned to its former glory. Hopefully, it was not abused as bad mechanically as it was cosmetically, and can be enjoyed/appreciated for many years to come. I just can't "buy in" to the throwaway mentality of today.

🤩 Awesome work man!! It's fantastic how the projects ends! And how easy and satisfying is when you clean with the proper products!! 10/10! Fantastic!!

Theres nothing more satisfying than seeing a vehile getting detailed and seeing the dirt coming off. 👍💯😁

Amazing work as always but I'd love to see how you're able to clean thick grease and oil build up under the engine

@nicloevalente7654

Жыл бұрын

Yup

@GLXY_1000

Жыл бұрын

Dry ice

You definitely brought that beautiful old Cadillac back to life and renewed beauty.. Another amazing transformation...

Amazing, you and your workers are truly hard workers. It's people like you that still give me hope.

It's nice to see a little love shown to a product that is more like a part of the family instead of rusting away to nothing somewhere. People should take care of their things. I understand circumstances, however, in general, I wish People would take more care of their stuff.

I love seeing a rotary used! Still use one everyday! Keep up giving us great outcomes bro! Quality work will be recognized.

Incredible! This is what a detail job looks like! I've done car detailing years ago in the automotive industry and this is how its done!! Magnificent job!! Enjoying your videos!

Very methodical and think about what you’re doing, it’s always good to see. It’s interesting seeing you come, for the most part, to the same process/decision points as I did when getting into it this past year dealing with lots of old and dirty. Most people would freak if they saw how much we’d decide to use the pressure washers on the interior! But of course, best you experiment on your own rides to see what can be done, which is why having different levels/types is always good. What pressure washer(s) you using? After my last Honda 3300 died I took a chance on the electrics again to see if they’d improved. If you haven’t tried them lately, which by the looks I don’t think yours is, at least what you used in the video....it’s a smaller marketed feature, barely two words in description sometimes. Sts (start/stop tech) allows you to operate way less overhead out the gate, less water/risk of damage, throw a cover over it and almost no noise, and without waste I go to/use it in less than 2 seconds at any given time. Always being hyper ready to go then causes me to use it/clean more things better/cheaper. Excuse the chatter if you’re on top of it. Good work my man, keep taking pride in what you do.

I just can't believe that's the same car. That is beautiful. Awesome job.

One of the most satisfying and best details on KZread, done right. Removing the seats and carpets to allow them and the floor to be fully cleaned is the best, even if it is much harder and more time consuming. Hiding under all the dirt, mold, trash and everything else is still a really nice car. SUPER JOB!!!👍👍👍

That looks amazing! What an awesome transformation and another great video!

Both you and the detail geek are really good detailers I spent the whole day binge watching you both keep up the good work

@michaellovely6601

Жыл бұрын

It would be awesome if Mad Detailing and The Detail Geek collaborated on detailing a car. That video would rack up millions if not billions of views on KZread.

@beamonm29

Жыл бұрын

@@michaellovely6601 Mad Detailing Geek channel *tap tap tap* take my money!

Grew up with Caddies as a kid in the late 80s and early 90s. My grandmother still has her 1992 Deville that she bought April of 1993. My feelings are hurt when I see neglected Cadillac & Lincoln's. Wow what a transformation 👏 Beautiful

A clean car is a happy car. Thanks for making this car happy again

Always amazing transformations that you do on all these vehicles from the before and after crazy man what fantastic work you do one of the best channels out there don't listen to the haters with their hater tears they're just jealous of you peace out

So I have a question I've been wondering for a long time. When detailing, I see so many people clean the dash, then cover up the dash, and clean the steering wheel. Wouldn't it be easier to just clean the steering wheel first, then you wouldn't have to cover up the dash and worry about stuff flying off the steering wheel on to the dash? Maybe there's a reason, or maybe it's just easier, just curious.

@87Espen

Жыл бұрын

I do it to protect instrument cluster, if it have plastic cover, that plastic it VERY easy tro scratch

@DingoE34

Жыл бұрын

That's the only reason i cover the dash as well. Just to protect the instrument cluster during steering wheel cleaning.

@rickyrips9086

Жыл бұрын

I also do it to protect instrument cluster. It is very easy to scratch

@christiancryder1999

Жыл бұрын

@@rickyrips9086 I apologize for my ignorance, but how would spraying on the steering wheel and rubbing down the steering wheel scratch the instrument cluster? My question is, why not wash the steering wheel first, you'll get overspray on the instrument cluster, and then just use the overspray to clean the cluster itself? It'd save time, it'd save needing to cover the instrument cluster itself, etc. Just seems like the best way to do it, but again, I'm not detailer, so maybe I'm missing something.

@risechaosx3462

Жыл бұрын

@@christiancryder1999 Its cuz Instrument Clusters tend to get easily scratched other sprays, they require a specific type of spray probably, and u cant cover the unstrument cluster if both steering and dash are dirty, prolly thats why. Hopefully I am right

Now you can see that beautiful pearl in the paint. Beautiful job!

This is kind of a therapy for my anxiety.. thanks

You guys are freaking awesome!! You do amazing work........by far my favorite detailing channel!!!!! #MADDETAILINGISTHEPLUG

I only wish I could’ve seen the reaction from the folks at the auction house, this went from a 500$ bid max to much more depending on how well the car functions mechanically. Great job, just found your channel, definitely going to check out your products and more videos! Just watched the Ford Fusion as well, that interior was insane, I thought my kids were messy, there was Danimals all over that thing!! Lol

@sydbouton4425

Жыл бұрын

I think you did an incredible job, but I feel sorry for however got it. I'm sure they thought it was a matisticaly maintained car from a caring owner, when it was obvious pigs owned and neglected it severely. Great job once again 😊

@flipppy83

Жыл бұрын

That northstar engine is more than likely the reason the car sat so long to look like that, there's a reason right now my 3 local junkyards have between them 35 cadillacs with northstar engines.

@fortunekader9121

Жыл бұрын

@@flipppy83 is a Northstar engine a defective one?

@bassb450

Жыл бұрын

@@fortunekader9121 Up until 2004 1/2 when GM finally fixed the head bolts for good. The head bolts used to strip out of the block causing overheating. Motor has to come out to re thread the block. $3K job.

@pepsi82

Жыл бұрын

@@bassb450 I wonder how much rot is under it from sitting for so long. I bet it will need new brake and fuel lines, rotors, pads etc. it’s essentially a polished turd on wheels.

This is by far the best detailer I've ever seen on KZread.👍

WOW!!! Now that was one hell of a transformation!! Great job!!

Right equipment, right products, and definitely right guy to do it... This is it... Good job guys..

Been detailing car’s for years. Only one question? How long did it take you to finish the car. It looks awesome as hell. Great gob!! 👍🏻

I still think your the best on KZread. Your the only one I’ve seen on here that actually takes all the carpet out and cleans the floorboards. Seriously 💯!!

Bought that ride back to life! A detail makes a huge difference!

Great job guys. For some strange reason. I always found this to be a relaxing task. I’ve never gone into this much detail before though. I just have to ask what would a service like this run? Same size if not just a little bigger Cadillac and full size pickup? I’m wishing you a lot of success with your business.

@generalconsumer9520

Жыл бұрын

I know in my teen years I would do this with my cars. Un-bolt the seats, the whole shebang. Took me 8 hours and I didn't have any of the fancy tools but just a shop vac and wash rags. So if you cut the time down by using the proper equipment and then give it a semi-pro ($65) to pro ($125) that might help you put a number on it. I figure it would take 3 to 4 hours to detail right, which from me 30 years ago until this video I've never seen done again. Hope that helps. I'm no detailer so when you add in the cost of materials, chemicals & waxes, I'm sure those costs can rise. I know I'd gladly pay for someone to properly detail my vehicle. I paid over $100 for a hack job and they missed an entire half being 1 of 2 cup holders was clean and 2 rims weren't even cleaned... I paid more in tips to a kid that did a better job at a regular car wash and even brought my 2nd car so he could finish it after the cheap wash run-through.

Amazing , I bet the auction loves y'all you just made them a lot more money on this caddy!! great job. Do you by chance leave your business card in the glove box of the cars you detail for free? I would so the person who purchases the car knows where to go for a detail.

One thing I liked about this video was at the end instead of placing all the before shots together and then all the after shots, you put each before and after pair together. Never stop improving!

Hell of a transformation! Now that is what a Cadillac should look like! However, that car may mysteriously disappear and never hit the auction floor.

@ma.higiniablancoblanco1380

Жыл бұрын

Hope so for the bidders sake someone getting it knowing what they're getting themselves into

I wish you can do my 91 Maxima :)

Fantastic job!!! That car was seriously neglected,and the transformation is incredible!!

Spectacular work, and super happy to see this Cadillac brought back from the brink!

That pearl white is such a beautiful color.

WOW! The mold was intense! Y’all brought this beauty back to life!🔥

THAT'S INCREDIBLE, especially the carpet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looks amazing. Another awesome before and after video.

Looks like M.A.D Detailing stands for Man of Absolute Disaster Detailing . He is really a master at this work..

only thing that Caddy needs now is a New Mexico license plate that says LAWYRUP on it....any other Better Call Saul fans here?.....and all jokes aside....that is an incredible transformation y'all did on that car.

Awesome you did amazing I have almost the same car I own a Cadillac 2003 deville I always been wanting to see a video on one of these but no one had it posted this blew my mind on how dirty it is because I maintain my car keep it clean clean 🥰

Best freaking day of the week…MAD effin detailing🙌🏻

When I see cars like this, I think to myself that this was someone’s pride & joy when bought new. I love seeing cars (and houses, too) being brought back to their former glory and dignity.

So satisfying and the car looks pristine in the end. Great job.

Amazing job! My favorite body style of the modern caddy’s.

Awesome job..... handsome result.... i marvel at the deconstruct and flawless reconstruct of the car....😊

This was super satisfying to watch. You gave that car life again!

This is absolutely great to watch. I love white cars. Can’t wait to see the finished detail. Had to comment before the end.

I love how I’m always in time when you posts these videos it makes my day

Awesome transformation 👏 amazing job Foster

Always amazing!! Great job as usual!

This was fantastic well done mate very impressive I enjoyed it 👍

Saul Goodman (Better Call Saul) may come back to collect his caddy after this. 👌

Every time you remove the carpets completely I'm so happy! 🎉😂

Sono sicuro che entro fine anno,arriverai ad un milione di iscritti..adoro il lavoro che fai su queste macchine!continua cosi!

Here's why I subbed to the channel. Your the only detail channel I've watch so far that uses a big shop vac. The other channels use those small vacs and it erks my nerves

Seat extractions are 100% is the most satisfying part for me, but in this particular video the use of the 10 to 1 for the mildew has to be the most satisfying

Hey! Don’t worry about that person that give you a hard time. You do what is best. I like the way you work. It’s so fascinating watching your videos and all the products that you use on those cars,it makes me wanna do my car as well. Keep it up,Brother.

During the video I could not help but acknowledge how refined the doorhandles appeared. For if I had not laid eyes upon such simplistic yet graceful mechanisms I would have most likely continued to mindlessly scroll my life away on various social media networks. Yet there I was, in the midst of something so majestic that there were no words known to man that would be capable of describing what was on the screen before me. I truly thank all who contributed in the production of this film.

@michaellovely6601

Жыл бұрын

Same here. I noticed how elegant and the door handles are on a coworker's Buick LaCrosse when she gave me a ride home from work.

Caddy gang for life 💯💪🏽

Wow, you are the most thorough detailer I've seen to date. Your attention to detail is awesome to watch.

@Tinsil88

Жыл бұрын

Check out Larry Kosilla for extreme attention to detail

@ldylibra_thediviner4820

Жыл бұрын

@@Tinsil88 ok I will check him out

Looks great!

I did not think it could be done BUT you proved me wrong. One word W O W!

Love your videos, I've learned a lot, The one thing I haven't seen is how do you clean the headliner? I have rehabbed a few cars and the headliner is the worst, especially if it's previous owner was a smoker! I hope to see it in an upcoming video, I can't be the only one. Thank you again for the education, and the entertainment. Jeff.

I always want to see people’s reactions. That really completes the video to me.

1 thing I noticed instantly on your videos, you give a very descriptive play by play. So many pro detailers never really say what products they are using. Unless they are sponsored and trying to upsale of course. Speaking for everyone who arent pro's, we appreciate knowing what you are using and why.

Nice. White Diamond on Oatmeal leather brought back from the brink. Looks amazing now.

Great editing too, very enjoyable video to watch. I like that your video had more time devoted to exterior, other KZreadrs spend about 95% on interior detail and breeze through the exterior in like 1 minute. I like that you said what products you are using and which polishers. Great tips on carpet, dye, steamer, iron remover, and other helpful tips. You are a great detailer and a great video editor 🙂

@MADDETAILING

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the support it truly means a lot!

@michaellovely6601

Жыл бұрын

@@MADDETAILING This video was uploaded just a day before my birthday and I consider it to be an awesome early birthday present. Seeing this Cadillac DeVille being restored to its former glory made me smile and I just hope that whoever has managed to purchase it was able to successfully solve the problem with the drivers window.

Another incredible job done! 🤩

I love doing these types of details. Nice work

I usually just use an iron eraser on my wheels. They're powder coated black. So they come out looking really good afterwards. Love the vids bro. Always always satisfied watching them. And always makes me do a full detail on my car after I watch them. Mad love from Gainesville Georgia

Nice job there. Thanks for sharing.

Just beautiful, nice job.

OMG, A Big Shoutout To MAD Detailing Shop For Helping Me Make My Mind up... After watching you guys clean such a filthy car and Bring it's beauty back with special products you guys created!!! Amazing... I'm going to start my own mobile detailing business and will be following you guy's very closely because I like the way you guys clean cars and the products you're using help make the experience even more pleasant... I like taking a banded things; houses, cars, and dis- carded laptops and computers and giving them new life... This Side Hustle Is Going To Be Fun From Start To Finish, cause I like meeting new people and delivering a nice sound product or service... And This Mobile Detailing Shop Will Be The Best In Appleton Because I'll Be Using Your Products and Using Your Techniques To Get My Job Done.... Thx You Guy's For Inspiring Me Too Go Forward With This Endeavor... MaxD

That's an absolutely insane transformation!

Old is Gold, clean job was excellent, satisfying to watch.

Absolutely incredible!

Really EXCELLENT job!!

Excellent work...it looks beautiful!

This video is really satisfing, very good jobs ! 👌👍

Very therapeutic. Thank you.

Wow, am amazed with the final results. Keep up the great work! Was this the top-end full option detailing package?🤔

Another amazing job.

Very amazing work and transformation on this cadillac !

Amazing transformation 👌best detailers on KZread

This was truly classic! I love watching you pressure wash the carpets. Of course all the soapy parts are always my favorite!! 😏 Watching multiple times...can't help it. 😍 PS....I got a reply from "you" on a different comment that said you have something for me?? Was that spam?? 😁😏

So i actually am getting an 06 DTS from my grandfather. Cant wait.