Can you gelp me out with the steps required before maintenance coating with EXO? I already ceramic coated it last year and want to do the maintenance coating. Just wondering if it’s just a regular wash and panel wipe? Iron remover, clay bar? Thanks in advance.
@STATUSDETAIL6 сағат бұрын
If the paint feels as it did when it had fresh ceramic then you will wash. Gyeon Prep. Apply. If it feels really gritty like sand paper then likely needs clay. If you see it in build up use some iron decon. If you have some light swirls a fast light polish will act into od like mild clay and also remove light swirls. Especially after polish id apply heavy coat of exo. Using a string soap like Gyeon foam or carpro lift at strong dilution is a good idea. Products like Gyeon restart can be helpful too. I hope this helps!
@PedroFernandez-sd3pr6 сағат бұрын
@@STATUSDETAIL thanks so much!! Love your videos. Watching your ZL1 Camaro week long detail now. Thanks again.
@eferinho9 сағат бұрын
18000 detail but u use flashlight on your mob to inspect the paint, instead of scangrip or something like that...
@STATUSDETAIL8 сағат бұрын
Gets the job done. I've had scram grips before. I'll buy another. But this works too. Lots of ways to do things 👍
@censorshipBS11 сағат бұрын
They take the air out of the tyres and re fill them with super models farts
@STATUSDETAIL9 сағат бұрын
Fascinating
@robgen975812 сағат бұрын
You talk way too much about yourself and how good you are. Its annoying to watch and hear this 1000 times in a single video ...
@STATUSDETAIL8 сағат бұрын
Sorry. Lots of people liked it. I can try to focus on more factual stuff in future vids. Appreciate the feedback 👍👍
@pauliancu136813 сағат бұрын
No detail job is worth 18k, I don't care how good it is
@STATUSDETAIL8 сағат бұрын
Their companies that charge more than this and don't actually figure the shipping cost into the price. This is not the most expensive detail you can find if you know where to look.
@dexlex200215 сағат бұрын
EXCELLENT video well done!
@STATUSDETAIL8 сағат бұрын
Thank you 🙂🤝
@pauliancu136815 сағат бұрын
12k detail and 10 minutes later a crow takes a big dump on it and ruins it... Talk about rapid depreciation...
@STATUSDETAIL8 сағат бұрын
Why would a bird poop ruin the job? All cars get dirty. The point is this car is protected and easy to clean now.
@ze_german292118 сағат бұрын
$18k detail? That is a weird flex, you are charging to much. At the same time, who would pay it?
@STATUSDETAIL18 сағат бұрын
Just about every car I do every week is this expensive. This car has two ways of shipping included. I don't make money in the shipping. Car owner pays the shipper we recommend direct. No commission to me. But that's the total for the "detail" due to no shipping means no total transaction. Clearly I'm charging the correct amount my next opening is in July
@GhassanJ22 сағат бұрын
I was initially so certain that I wanted to fully PPF my car, but this video has really prompted some reconsiderations on how best to pursue my car's detailing. I have a 2022 Porsche Taycan 4S in Neptune Blue, and the previous owner had a partial PPF on the front of the car. There's also still the small strip of factory PPF on the sides. I am very nit-picky and a closer inspection reveals the same dirt in the glue - just as highlighted in this video. I watched reviews of PPF over the years, and Suntek seems to consistently come out on top. But now, I am considering taking advantage of the previous owner's PPF, and just have a clay bar treatment & professional paint correction done. Also, will a ceramic coating maintain / enhance the shine? Ultimately, I care MOST about having that shiny gloss / showroom shine on the car. That is my top priority, and I'm not sure how maintainable that is if I fully PPF the car - considering it can't be polished afterwards. It's been a difficult decision and lots of back and forth on how to pursue the detailing. Although my car is garaged, where I live, the roads are notorious for being rough and prone to constant rock chips, making me lean towards a partial PPF just in the front - still not sure. I need to learn more about the effectivity of paint corrections because I do not want to spend money on a new PPF film every 3 years just to get rid of chips. I also do not plan on selling the car anytime soon, intending to keep it for at least 10 years. After watching several videos of yours I'd love to have my car taken over to you in Illinois, despite living in the Massachusetts area, and despite your waitlist. Your meticulous attention to detail, care, and effort invested in every car - as if you're working on your own vehicle is immensely commendable. Thank you for the great info, and I'd highly appreciate your professional advice!
@renomartinez2722 сағат бұрын
Detail should of been free car had only 100+ miles like wtf the guy could help him self so he took it for a spin, like the low miles are low for a reason I don't even think the owner drives it. Oh but a 10k plus detail includes a joy ride. That's unprofessional
@STATUSDETAIL18 сағат бұрын
You think I drove it? Lolol some of you guys are really delusional. The miles are tracked at pickup from owners home. Drop off at me. And pick up at me and drop off at owner. Not to mention I literally made a video with miles being documented apparently to out myself to the owner who will obviously watch this video lol. Free details huh ...
@forty-glocc23 сағат бұрын
insane job all around
@marcelmarshall4240Күн бұрын
People will pay for anything. One drive in dust…ANY water on the road. I mean..wow.
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
Not sure I understand the one drive in dust water on the road?
@chrollolucifer4845Күн бұрын
I’d rather spend the money on 180 happy endings.
@STATUSDETAIL18 сағат бұрын
Lol.
@jamesvozar1Күн бұрын
Yeah man, i actually hit that zone today, correcting the bonnet on an old Ford sedan.
@STATUSDETAIL18 сағат бұрын
Love it!
@theodoremarakas9899Күн бұрын
$18k ? Bruh hahahahaha 😂 What idiot pays for something like that?
@McLovin201Күн бұрын
How frickin cool. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
@joevanseeters2873Күн бұрын
Good information. There is definitely a lot of confusion and murkiness in the water when it comes to quick detailers. The problem is that most of them are just watered down product of something else that particular company sells and they then market it as a quick detailer. What's your holy grail of quick detailers? I still swear by Griot's Speed Shine and also their Ceramic Speed Shine. That stuff works well as a final buff or spruce up product!
@joevanseeters2873Күн бұрын
Oh, and that Audi R8 in that beautiful French racing blue color is STUNNING! Love the R8 and also that blue color!
@STATUSDETAIL18 сағат бұрын
@@joevanseeters2873 I think it was called Maritime Blue. I use gyeon cure or gtechniq ceramic sealant like quick Detailer. I often use CarPro release to wipe a fresh bug off a clean car with PPF too.
@joevanseeters287313 сағат бұрын
@@STATUSDETAIL Thankyou for your response and also your answers. That is very helpful. I have yet to try Gyeon Cure but every detailer that uses it, swears by it. That's the next topper on my list or "drying aide", whichever you want to call it. Sealant or Coating "extenders" I guess is the correct term now days. One that I really like lately is NV Car care Nova JET sealant. That stuff is incredible. Very hydrophobic and can be used on all exterior surfaces and leaves great durability. I use that every so often along with their LUSTRE and then maintain it weekly with NV Car Care BOOST. Then I hit it again the following month with JET. You can literally keep it going forever probably if you didn't need to polish every year or two in between. Very good combo for a person who doesn't want to put a ceramic coating on their vehicle but want the gloss and hydrophobics of a coating. You just need to apply it more often than a coating but I am ok with that because I like working on my sports car anyway. Now for a daily, ceramic coating all the WAY!
@STATUSDETAIL8 сағат бұрын
@@joevanseeters2873 One of the great pros of PPF. If you have a nice system for maintenance and washing and you basically can keep a hydrophobic ceramic state on a car indefinitely. And if you're treating the film right it really shouldn't stop self healing ever unless you're relying on that factor and then it's doing it too often to the point where that effect can wear off. Having a great maintenance system and some kind of ceramic base wax or sealant to reapply is crucial. Lots of great products out there I'm sure many of which I'm not even aware of. All you have to do is find what works for you and stick to it 👍
@johndough7039Күн бұрын
detail worth $18K more like $1800
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
Lol. The film material cost is nearly that much lol.
@roymartinez2230Күн бұрын
This guys fixes what have been fixed the 10% that people don’t see
@OplixКүн бұрын
Huge respect to people who do PPF/vinyling. If you've ever done it DIY you know that doing it on a professional level is impressive.
@mechanicandi1064Күн бұрын
Nice 🔥🔥🔥🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾😎 Doing this job you gotta have patience 💯🥱
@mattbonnell7023Күн бұрын
Really enjoyed the video and the commentary. Great job.
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
Thank you for watching 🙂
@dhillonb9036Күн бұрын
too expensiveee
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
It was definitely expensive 👍
@RayRay109GКүн бұрын
Bro basically yapped for 30 minutes to justify why this cost $18,000. 😂. It’s almost like even he can’t explain why. You can buy a whole car for $18k. It’s nice selling stuff to rich people.
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
I actually perfectly explained exactly why it was very expensive that was like the whole video lol.
@jasper2460Күн бұрын
Great info! Can I use the strong leather cleaner as well?
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
Technically yes but I literally never had a use or need for the strong version I use mild every time
@drkid4l220Күн бұрын
This is what I wish I can do with my IT business, but its hard to find a high end clientele in my industry. When we do voice and data wiring, I want to make sure everything to looks aesthetically pleasing, but people really don't want to pay for it, they would normally just say throw a shelf and plug it all up. Than the ones who can pay normally just bid the jobs and they normally want it immediately. My business is very tough in my state, very little loyal customer regardless of how good your job is.
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
Maybe try and showcase what you can do. Like in a KZread video or shorts or reels. I'm sure there is a market for that kind of work. You might not have enough customers in your ZIP code to fulfill that business so you might need to travel but if you charge enough and the job is expensive enough then you could do it literally anywhere in the world as long as they cover the travel. Most detailers would never dream of getting a customer from out of state. And to be honest my business started out never even thinking that would be a thing. But but now it's completely normalized for my business and that's where the majority of the income of the business comes from. So you never know. I definitely encourage you to chase what you do and find the most passionate and then try and show that to the world and other people will probably find those videos and want to do business with you. Best of luck 👍 Whenever I build my crazy status HQ I would probably want that kind of stuff done in my business.
@drkid4l220Күн бұрын
@@STATUSDETAIL Hey thanks for your words. I honestly have thought a lot about starting a youtube channel, but im camera shy..LOL.. I've been in business for quite a bit, dont get me wrong I do ok, but I dont want to do ok, I want to do great, I just think NJ/NY is way too saturated, so even if you do amazing work people tend not to care since most people are just looking for cheap and there are way too many people in this state that are willing to do it cheap since most people do side hustles over here. I do have plans in the works to do move my work to other places.
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
@@drkid4l220 you can film the work and voice over 👍 if your in camera you can tune lapse. Or frame it so it's just your hands or something. I highly encourage KZread for any business 🙂
@drkid4l220Күн бұрын
18k for the responsibility of having that car in your hands makes sense.
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
🙂👍🤝
@ANABOLICTGUNКүн бұрын
Worlds most expensive condom right there 🎉
@ckck5258Күн бұрын
Is 18k enough to change this music my god
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
Lol. Sorry you didn't like it. What would you prefer?🙂
@adamsdailydrivewayКүн бұрын
Wouldn’t think the wheels would need to come off on this detail or car, with 100 miles, there is no grime or build up on the suspension components or behind the wheels. It’s literally brand new, the focus was paint correction and protection with attention to detail at a high level.
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
This guy gets it lol. Also their carbon ceramic brakes even if he drove a thousand miles there'd be like zero brake dust. Thank you for contributing the common sense that's missing from several of the other comments lol 🤝🤝🙂👍
@fdu6Күн бұрын
Great work, as usual. It always boggles me though that a brand new car has say 50 miles on it. That's a whole lot of miles for a brand new car. Usually here in Argentina brand new cars have under 20kms on the clock, at least from my experience
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
I've seen everything from around 20 to 50 miles. I would imagine some of the facilities the cars are at are pretty large so driving the car to and from different spots puts miles on? It's a great question maybe someone can give us some insight
@hechter80Күн бұрын
How perfect do you want the detailing? YES!
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
👍👍
@user-dc7sx3sk3kКүн бұрын
buy a car for that!!!!!
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
You could. But the owner of this car would never buy a 18k car lol
@woiferl73Күн бұрын
Fantastic work - wish I had known you guys when I was still in Chicago. But it appears that's shipping to you may still be an option. Side note - which version of Gimme Gimme Gimme is that in the intro?
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
Not sure on the music. It's a remix from sick ick and then I usually change things slightly again. This detail was pretty extreme You can definitely get the price down a little bit but overall still get an amazing detail. If you're interested in shipping just head over to my website and either give me a call or email me. I'm definitely happy to help!
@woiferl7319 сағат бұрын
@@STATUSDETAIL thanks! Clearly amazing work and you clearly have passion.
@corkagh2 күн бұрын
That’s an absolute disaster of film application.its not even tucked anywhere.Definitely not a professional application here. 😂
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
I agree with that lol
@ThatFinchGuy2 күн бұрын
A lot of showboating a lot of blah blah at the end it's just too much just to put plastic on a car should be no more than 2 hundred bucks including the plastic
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
I encourage you to take your nearly $300,000 car to a place that will do PPF and everything else that I did to this car for $200 and then make a KZread video about it showing the world how great it looks. Let me know when you make the KZread channel I'll subscribe to it and very patiently wait for your videos.
@YoutubeWatts2 күн бұрын
5 lug turbo S why not CL?
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
Not sure! This is another video but if it had no center locks that is kind of strange isn't it.
@pleaseletitgo18182 күн бұрын
Always question these beat them up videos because on the other side, the beater wants to be a winner 😏
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
Not sure I understand your question
@richardtodorov2 күн бұрын
How this guy charges over $200 an hour ($18k total with more than $12k labor revenue, after shipping and materials expense, that claims took little over a week to do) for a basic new car correction is beyond me. Won’t do orange peel correction because it’s too risky, but maybe if paying a considerable premium. Yea the additional money makes your skill that much better to mitigate “risk”. Multi stage paint correction on a used car with PPF is how much then, $40k? 🤦🏻♂️
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
12 in labour revenue huh. I guess you know how my business works lol.
@richardtodorov2 күн бұрын
@@STATUSDETAIL $18k total, $3k materials (your comment), $3k shipping (JP Logistics one of the top transporters in the nation routinely charge $3k for exotic round trip Chicago and NYC), I guess arithmetic is hard at the moment.
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
@@richardtodorov your assuming a lot. You also think Paul works for free.
@richardtodorovКүн бұрын
@@STATUSDETAIL I’m trying not to assume you don’t know what labor revenue actually means because if you didn’t, you shouldn’t be handling anything with 4 $ digits or more
@STATUSDETAILКүн бұрын
@@richardtodorov it's been nice chatting with you. 🙂
@jack0732 күн бұрын
Let’s be real, if you watching this video you’re not taking your car to a regular car wash lol
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
Lol I hope not. Just wanted to help out the passionate car enthusiasts who clean cars at home.
@jack0732 күн бұрын
@@STATUSDETAIL Makes sense, sometimes you just have to call out the obvious. Thanks for the tips. I’ve purchased a few products from your site thanks to this video.
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
@@jack073 thanks for shopping on my site 🙂🤝
@Dan_druft2 күн бұрын
Detailing is bollocks and a rip off for the rich. You're actually taking the piss.
@ObsessedGarage2 күн бұрын
Amazing explanations in this video!
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
Thanks Obsessed Garage. Love seeing you around the channel 🙂🤝
@mynsxt62 күн бұрын
So you have brake buster in the foam cannon as well as the spray bottle...need to get another foam cannon for sure just for this application. Thanks for the wonderful footage, quite relaxing!!!!
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
Definitely no! Brake buster only in my spray bottle. I have a car soap in the foam cannon. I never put brake buster in the foam cannon. You can get a ik foamer if you want to foam brake buster. I use just normal spray bottles.
@IReviewIt2 күн бұрын
Would you recommend the same approach for interior? For some reason the grime and streaks are always worse when cleaning the interior glass. I assume that's from breathing, body oils and typical moisture that can build up inside the vehicle.
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
Gyeon Prep on interior glass is my favorite. Make sure your towel is Clean 👍
@OFFTHEIR.2 күн бұрын
this man wakes up and loves his business. super impressed by this level of detail! I’d spend the money for the caliber of work just for the man himself - stellar.
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
Thank you! I definitely love what I do 👍🙂
@CarMadGermany3 күн бұрын
Really like your eye for Detail! Very impressive work. 👌👍
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
Thank you 👍
@laurentle99353 күн бұрын
18K 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
👍
@uncleterry70793 күн бұрын
so what makes this rare?
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
It's a nismo GTR in a rare color. The normal GTR is not rare. The nismo cars you will almost never see. This year nismo GTR should only have 2 in America.
@sagar420953 күн бұрын
For 13K I did not see any wet sanding to get rid of all that orange peel. So u just ppf over sub par factory paint. It was an amazing car an amazing job but 13K more like 8500-9k max
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
It would be way more than 13k with full body wet sand and orange peel removal. It pretty funny that everyone that commented that has no idea how time consuming that is. How risky it is and how much skill is required to do that.
@sagar420952 күн бұрын
Correct I was wrong it would be lot more for full body wet sand like 20k plus, but what was done to this gtr was still overpriced.
@STATUSDETAIL2 күн бұрын
@@sagar42095 some people might feel like this is over priced and I totally understand that. In this particular video I break down why our pricing is typically more and why we charge more than others. If you saw that part of the video and still disagree that's totally okay too. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
@davidsteckley88463 күн бұрын
You have 3 brand. Geyon, Koch Chemie and Carpro Inside. Carpet extraction ehh. Absolutely love cleaning with P&S, brush and steam. Vacuum out, spray with hydrogen peroxide
@STATUSDETAIL3 күн бұрын
Not sure what you mean? I use gyeon. CarPro. Gtechniq. Rupes primarily. I use to use gsf but don't anymore. I prefer other soaps more.
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Can you gelp me out with the steps required before maintenance coating with EXO? I already ceramic coated it last year and want to do the maintenance coating. Just wondering if it’s just a regular wash and panel wipe? Iron remover, clay bar? Thanks in advance.
If the paint feels as it did when it had fresh ceramic then you will wash. Gyeon Prep. Apply. If it feels really gritty like sand paper then likely needs clay. If you see it in build up use some iron decon. If you have some light swirls a fast light polish will act into od like mild clay and also remove light swirls. Especially after polish id apply heavy coat of exo. Using a string soap like Gyeon foam or carpro lift at strong dilution is a good idea. Products like Gyeon restart can be helpful too. I hope this helps!
@@STATUSDETAIL thanks so much!! Love your videos. Watching your ZL1 Camaro week long detail now. Thanks again.
18000 detail but u use flashlight on your mob to inspect the paint, instead of scangrip or something like that...
Gets the job done. I've had scram grips before. I'll buy another. But this works too. Lots of ways to do things 👍
They take the air out of the tyres and re fill them with super models farts
Fascinating
You talk way too much about yourself and how good you are. Its annoying to watch and hear this 1000 times in a single video ...
Sorry. Lots of people liked it. I can try to focus on more factual stuff in future vids. Appreciate the feedback 👍👍
No detail job is worth 18k, I don't care how good it is
Their companies that charge more than this and don't actually figure the shipping cost into the price. This is not the most expensive detail you can find if you know where to look.
EXCELLENT video well done!
Thank you 🙂🤝
12k detail and 10 minutes later a crow takes a big dump on it and ruins it... Talk about rapid depreciation...
Why would a bird poop ruin the job? All cars get dirty. The point is this car is protected and easy to clean now.
$18k detail? That is a weird flex, you are charging to much. At the same time, who would pay it?
Just about every car I do every week is this expensive. This car has two ways of shipping included. I don't make money in the shipping. Car owner pays the shipper we recommend direct. No commission to me. But that's the total for the "detail" due to no shipping means no total transaction. Clearly I'm charging the correct amount my next opening is in July
I was initially so certain that I wanted to fully PPF my car, but this video has really prompted some reconsiderations on how best to pursue my car's detailing. I have a 2022 Porsche Taycan 4S in Neptune Blue, and the previous owner had a partial PPF on the front of the car. There's also still the small strip of factory PPF on the sides. I am very nit-picky and a closer inspection reveals the same dirt in the glue - just as highlighted in this video. I watched reviews of PPF over the years, and Suntek seems to consistently come out on top. But now, I am considering taking advantage of the previous owner's PPF, and just have a clay bar treatment & professional paint correction done. Also, will a ceramic coating maintain / enhance the shine? Ultimately, I care MOST about having that shiny gloss / showroom shine on the car. That is my top priority, and I'm not sure how maintainable that is if I fully PPF the car - considering it can't be polished afterwards. It's been a difficult decision and lots of back and forth on how to pursue the detailing. Although my car is garaged, where I live, the roads are notorious for being rough and prone to constant rock chips, making me lean towards a partial PPF just in the front - still not sure. I need to learn more about the effectivity of paint corrections because I do not want to spend money on a new PPF film every 3 years just to get rid of chips. I also do not plan on selling the car anytime soon, intending to keep it for at least 10 years. After watching several videos of yours I'd love to have my car taken over to you in Illinois, despite living in the Massachusetts area, and despite your waitlist. Your meticulous attention to detail, care, and effort invested in every car - as if you're working on your own vehicle is immensely commendable. Thank you for the great info, and I'd highly appreciate your professional advice!
Detail should of been free car had only 100+ miles like wtf the guy could help him self so he took it for a spin, like the low miles are low for a reason I don't even think the owner drives it. Oh but a 10k plus detail includes a joy ride. That's unprofessional
You think I drove it? Lolol some of you guys are really delusional. The miles are tracked at pickup from owners home. Drop off at me. And pick up at me and drop off at owner. Not to mention I literally made a video with miles being documented apparently to out myself to the owner who will obviously watch this video lol. Free details huh ...
insane job all around
People will pay for anything. One drive in dust…ANY water on the road. I mean..wow.
Not sure I understand the one drive in dust water on the road?
I’d rather spend the money on 180 happy endings.
Lol.
Yeah man, i actually hit that zone today, correcting the bonnet on an old Ford sedan.
Love it!
$18k ? Bruh hahahahaha 😂 What idiot pays for something like that?
How frickin cool. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
Good information. There is definitely a lot of confusion and murkiness in the water when it comes to quick detailers. The problem is that most of them are just watered down product of something else that particular company sells and they then market it as a quick detailer. What's your holy grail of quick detailers? I still swear by Griot's Speed Shine and also their Ceramic Speed Shine. That stuff works well as a final buff or spruce up product!
Oh, and that Audi R8 in that beautiful French racing blue color is STUNNING! Love the R8 and also that blue color!
@@joevanseeters2873 I think it was called Maritime Blue. I use gyeon cure or gtechniq ceramic sealant like quick Detailer. I often use CarPro release to wipe a fresh bug off a clean car with PPF too.
@@STATUSDETAIL Thankyou for your response and also your answers. That is very helpful. I have yet to try Gyeon Cure but every detailer that uses it, swears by it. That's the next topper on my list or "drying aide", whichever you want to call it. Sealant or Coating "extenders" I guess is the correct term now days. One that I really like lately is NV Car care Nova JET sealant. That stuff is incredible. Very hydrophobic and can be used on all exterior surfaces and leaves great durability. I use that every so often along with their LUSTRE and then maintain it weekly with NV Car Care BOOST. Then I hit it again the following month with JET. You can literally keep it going forever probably if you didn't need to polish every year or two in between. Very good combo for a person who doesn't want to put a ceramic coating on their vehicle but want the gloss and hydrophobics of a coating. You just need to apply it more often than a coating but I am ok with that because I like working on my sports car anyway. Now for a daily, ceramic coating all the WAY!
@@joevanseeters2873 One of the great pros of PPF. If you have a nice system for maintenance and washing and you basically can keep a hydrophobic ceramic state on a car indefinitely. And if you're treating the film right it really shouldn't stop self healing ever unless you're relying on that factor and then it's doing it too often to the point where that effect can wear off. Having a great maintenance system and some kind of ceramic base wax or sealant to reapply is crucial. Lots of great products out there I'm sure many of which I'm not even aware of. All you have to do is find what works for you and stick to it 👍
detail worth $18K more like $1800
Lol. The film material cost is nearly that much lol.
This guys fixes what have been fixed the 10% that people don’t see
Huge respect to people who do PPF/vinyling. If you've ever done it DIY you know that doing it on a professional level is impressive.
Nice 🔥🔥🔥🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾😎 Doing this job you gotta have patience 💯🥱
Really enjoyed the video and the commentary. Great job.
Thank you for watching 🙂
too expensiveee
It was definitely expensive 👍
Bro basically yapped for 30 minutes to justify why this cost $18,000. 😂. It’s almost like even he can’t explain why. You can buy a whole car for $18k. It’s nice selling stuff to rich people.
I actually perfectly explained exactly why it was very expensive that was like the whole video lol.
Great info! Can I use the strong leather cleaner as well?
Technically yes but I literally never had a use or need for the strong version I use mild every time
This is what I wish I can do with my IT business, but its hard to find a high end clientele in my industry. When we do voice and data wiring, I want to make sure everything to looks aesthetically pleasing, but people really don't want to pay for it, they would normally just say throw a shelf and plug it all up. Than the ones who can pay normally just bid the jobs and they normally want it immediately. My business is very tough in my state, very little loyal customer regardless of how good your job is.
Maybe try and showcase what you can do. Like in a KZread video or shorts or reels. I'm sure there is a market for that kind of work. You might not have enough customers in your ZIP code to fulfill that business so you might need to travel but if you charge enough and the job is expensive enough then you could do it literally anywhere in the world as long as they cover the travel. Most detailers would never dream of getting a customer from out of state. And to be honest my business started out never even thinking that would be a thing. But but now it's completely normalized for my business and that's where the majority of the income of the business comes from. So you never know. I definitely encourage you to chase what you do and find the most passionate and then try and show that to the world and other people will probably find those videos and want to do business with you. Best of luck 👍 Whenever I build my crazy status HQ I would probably want that kind of stuff done in my business.
@@STATUSDETAIL Hey thanks for your words. I honestly have thought a lot about starting a youtube channel, but im camera shy..LOL.. I've been in business for quite a bit, dont get me wrong I do ok, but I dont want to do ok, I want to do great, I just think NJ/NY is way too saturated, so even if you do amazing work people tend not to care since most people are just looking for cheap and there are way too many people in this state that are willing to do it cheap since most people do side hustles over here. I do have plans in the works to do move my work to other places.
@@drkid4l220 you can film the work and voice over 👍 if your in camera you can tune lapse. Or frame it so it's just your hands or something. I highly encourage KZread for any business 🙂
18k for the responsibility of having that car in your hands makes sense.
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Worlds most expensive condom right there 🎉
Is 18k enough to change this music my god
Lol. Sorry you didn't like it. What would you prefer?🙂
Wouldn’t think the wheels would need to come off on this detail or car, with 100 miles, there is no grime or build up on the suspension components or behind the wheels. It’s literally brand new, the focus was paint correction and protection with attention to detail at a high level.
This guy gets it lol. Also their carbon ceramic brakes even if he drove a thousand miles there'd be like zero brake dust. Thank you for contributing the common sense that's missing from several of the other comments lol 🤝🤝🙂👍
Great work, as usual. It always boggles me though that a brand new car has say 50 miles on it. That's a whole lot of miles for a brand new car. Usually here in Argentina brand new cars have under 20kms on the clock, at least from my experience
I've seen everything from around 20 to 50 miles. I would imagine some of the facilities the cars are at are pretty large so driving the car to and from different spots puts miles on? It's a great question maybe someone can give us some insight
How perfect do you want the detailing? YES!
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buy a car for that!!!!!
You could. But the owner of this car would never buy a 18k car lol
Fantastic work - wish I had known you guys when I was still in Chicago. But it appears that's shipping to you may still be an option. Side note - which version of Gimme Gimme Gimme is that in the intro?
Not sure on the music. It's a remix from sick ick and then I usually change things slightly again. This detail was pretty extreme You can definitely get the price down a little bit but overall still get an amazing detail. If you're interested in shipping just head over to my website and either give me a call or email me. I'm definitely happy to help!
@@STATUSDETAIL thanks! Clearly amazing work and you clearly have passion.
That’s an absolute disaster of film application.its not even tucked anywhere.Definitely not a professional application here. 😂
I agree with that lol
A lot of showboating a lot of blah blah at the end it's just too much just to put plastic on a car should be no more than 2 hundred bucks including the plastic
I encourage you to take your nearly $300,000 car to a place that will do PPF and everything else that I did to this car for $200 and then make a KZread video about it showing the world how great it looks. Let me know when you make the KZread channel I'll subscribe to it and very patiently wait for your videos.
5 lug turbo S why not CL?
Not sure! This is another video but if it had no center locks that is kind of strange isn't it.
Always question these beat them up videos because on the other side, the beater wants to be a winner 😏
Not sure I understand your question
How this guy charges over $200 an hour ($18k total with more than $12k labor revenue, after shipping and materials expense, that claims took little over a week to do) for a basic new car correction is beyond me. Won’t do orange peel correction because it’s too risky, but maybe if paying a considerable premium. Yea the additional money makes your skill that much better to mitigate “risk”. Multi stage paint correction on a used car with PPF is how much then, $40k? 🤦🏻♂️
12 in labour revenue huh. I guess you know how my business works lol.
@@STATUSDETAIL $18k total, $3k materials (your comment), $3k shipping (JP Logistics one of the top transporters in the nation routinely charge $3k for exotic round trip Chicago and NYC), I guess arithmetic is hard at the moment.
@@richardtodorov your assuming a lot. You also think Paul works for free.
@@STATUSDETAIL I’m trying not to assume you don’t know what labor revenue actually means because if you didn’t, you shouldn’t be handling anything with 4 $ digits or more
@@richardtodorov it's been nice chatting with you. 🙂
Let’s be real, if you watching this video you’re not taking your car to a regular car wash lol
Lol I hope not. Just wanted to help out the passionate car enthusiasts who clean cars at home.
@@STATUSDETAIL Makes sense, sometimes you just have to call out the obvious. Thanks for the tips. I’ve purchased a few products from your site thanks to this video.
@@jack073 thanks for shopping on my site 🙂🤝
Detailing is bollocks and a rip off for the rich. You're actually taking the piss.
Amazing explanations in this video!
Thanks Obsessed Garage. Love seeing you around the channel 🙂🤝
So you have brake buster in the foam cannon as well as the spray bottle...need to get another foam cannon for sure just for this application. Thanks for the wonderful footage, quite relaxing!!!!
Definitely no! Brake buster only in my spray bottle. I have a car soap in the foam cannon. I never put brake buster in the foam cannon. You can get a ik foamer if you want to foam brake buster. I use just normal spray bottles.
Would you recommend the same approach for interior? For some reason the grime and streaks are always worse when cleaning the interior glass. I assume that's from breathing, body oils and typical moisture that can build up inside the vehicle.
Gyeon Prep on interior glass is my favorite. Make sure your towel is Clean 👍
this man wakes up and loves his business. super impressed by this level of detail! I’d spend the money for the caliber of work just for the man himself - stellar.
Thank you! I definitely love what I do 👍🙂
Really like your eye for Detail! Very impressive work. 👌👍
Thank you 👍
18K 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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so what makes this rare?
It's a nismo GTR in a rare color. The normal GTR is not rare. The nismo cars you will almost never see. This year nismo GTR should only have 2 in America.
For 13K I did not see any wet sanding to get rid of all that orange peel. So u just ppf over sub par factory paint. It was an amazing car an amazing job but 13K more like 8500-9k max
It would be way more than 13k with full body wet sand and orange peel removal. It pretty funny that everyone that commented that has no idea how time consuming that is. How risky it is and how much skill is required to do that.
Correct I was wrong it would be lot more for full body wet sand like 20k plus, but what was done to this gtr was still overpriced.
@@sagar42095 some people might feel like this is over priced and I totally understand that. In this particular video I break down why our pricing is typically more and why we charge more than others. If you saw that part of the video and still disagree that's totally okay too. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
You have 3 brand. Geyon, Koch Chemie and Carpro Inside. Carpet extraction ehh. Absolutely love cleaning with P&S, brush and steam. Vacuum out, spray with hydrogen peroxide
Not sure what you mean? I use gyeon. CarPro. Gtechniq. Rupes primarily. I use to use gsf but don't anymore. I prefer other soaps more.