FREE Abandoned Airplane Detail with Rebuild Rescue 401 Cessna
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- FREE Abandoned Airplane Detail with Rebuild Rescue 401 Cessna
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We still can’t believe how amazing of a job you did on the 401 ! Thank you so much for everything…. Can’t wait to work with you some time again in the future 👍🏼
Detailing and planes are both some of my favorite things, but together?? ain't getting better. Keep up the amazing work. I can't wait to see that plane in the air someday ;)
I’ve never seen you use an ozone machine do you use one or have ever used one?
@@DEATER155 He has one and has used it in a couple of video's (can't remember which ones)
Deffinitely Larry should be one of the 1st passengers on that plane :)
On the yacht most likely
Hey everyone! Hope you enjoy this awesome collaboration with Rebuild Rescue. It was an honor working with Jason & his team to get the 401 cleaned up. Looking forward to the first flight!!! On another note, this video marks the announcement of AMMO Restor, an EPA registered product that disinfects, sanitizes, and deodorizes soft + hard surfaces. This was first in the industry and a huge step forward for AMMO. Check it out and thanks as always for the support - L ammonyc.com/collections/interior/products/restor
This was such a fun collaboration. Jason was almost in tears at the end out of happiness. Pretty cool of you to step up Larry.
@@gr1mrea9er82 Thank you, Jason is absolute gentlemen and definitely has some awesome projects in the works :)
Great vid. Really good collab.
You deserve your Eclipse 500, which will be kept immaculate. 👍
Having developed surface disinfectants myself, the EPA approval process takes a minimum of one year. Also the efficacy tests can cost more than 10k per organism. The average person would not understand the work involved to release a product like this.
@@fespa One day maybe... :)
Those are Mud dauber wasps aka "dirt daubers". They are a solitary species, are quite docile in nature, and rarely sting. Even though they aren't super aggressive, they can deliver a painful sting and their venom is strong enough to trigger an allergic reaction in some people.
Appreciate the info, glad they weren’t still in there… :)
Thank you. Was going to say I saw something very similar on my bike after it was sitting in the garage for a few years. I thought it was mud but when I went in to break it, I realized it was a wasps nest (The wasp that flew above it and went into the walls helped me deduce this as well).
Oh and yes their stings do hurt (Didn't see them sleeping and accidentally pushed down on one with my finger)
Will find their mud nests every down here (North Carolina). Never been stung by one. I'll leave that to the wasps and a yellow jackets to do!
Yeah, where I lived growing up (North Texas), you had to be careful to wrap/box anything you're storing for any amount of time, because dirt daubers will make their nests in the MOST annoying place. I was using my wood planer for the first time in several years, and step one was open it up and knock the nests out.
Mud daubers actually eat spiders. If you ever crack open one of those nests, you see a bunch of white spiders that are paralyzed by the daubers venom. Fascinating!
Moment of appreciation for whoever is the cameraman tolerating Larry's fascination of detailing the filthiest biohazards on the planet
I had never seen your videos before this one. At first I wondered how a detailer guy could afford that car...... then I saw how hard you work. Huge respect. Great work.
He owns his product/name plus this YT channel.......
i mean...he is the owner of the whole brand so yk
I know a few detailers here in Vegas that make well over 150k a year. They wash the bentleys, rolls Royce, personal vehicles limos of these major casinos. Don’t get it twisted if you put in the work in any career you have potential to make a lot of money. I enjoy detailing vehicles, boats, campers. I always felt like if I somehow started hating my current career, I would start up a detail company
Detailers can make 6 figures easily
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I've been a licensed pilot since 1986 and I've flown a few pretty sketchy old planes in my day but this..... Holy crap! What a disgusting mess! Jason still has a very long way to go til this old bird is deemed airworthy again. What you did for him and for the future of this plane was remarkable and wonderful.
I detail planes for a living instead of cars but this was amazing to watch! I usually detail Gulfstream that are in perfect condition so this was very interesting to see a plane this dirty
I wonder if they followed aviation maintenance procedures for corrosion control and preservation. Lol
@@nifvisionquest5317 I assume that this plane will be required to have a very thorough inspection to be classified as airworthy.
Thats really interesting, how do you even get into that lol
@Cpt. Pandy
How did you break into that field, it's very specialized and requires specialized training.
@Cpt. Pandy
How did you break into that field, it's very specialized and requires specialized training.
Proud of you man, this channel is just pure joy to watch.
Thanks for the kind words!
@@AMMO-NYCGreat gesture ,, A great master of detailing.. A True Meister
This hits hard with Sam's passing, Didn't expect to see him in this video. I'm glad they got to meet such an awesome person like yourself Larry
I have so much respect for detailers but this just brought it to a new level! God bless you Larry!
Larry, this job was just incredible. And you have a heart of gold for coming in clutch when it really meant a lot. Jason seemed like he was going to be near tears at what you accomplished. It was incredible just getting to watch this, I can only imagine the satisfaction from actually working on it first hand. Hats off, another amazing restoration.
I was so happy to see you help RR out on this massive project. Seeing Jason work on this with little to no protection made me yell at my screen. Thank you for staying humble, and all the amazing content! Can't wait to see what comes next!
Seeing the pane clean makes me smile
Wow, I've been watching his channel always thinking this plane would be perfect for AMMO... Now it's true!!!
Better go play the lottery!
As an aircraft detailer, this was absolutely the most satisfying video I’ve seen 🙌🏼🔥
Re: 10:25 - you can try using a portable fan while steam cleaning the interior next time to make it more comfortable for you. Love this channel & great vid!
Great idea, man! Hope he sees this. Small tips like this add up over time 👍🏻
Great job! And how nice of you to help out a friend in need! However, I couldn’t help staring at the steps on the inside of that door that were still so dirty after all you guys did! 😂
Same. The steps bothered me 😂
Damn Larry, you've outdone yourself. This is going to be one of your top vids in no time.
I’ve been watching your videos for years now I had stumbled on this found plane story a few weeks ago and saw what a mess it was and thought of your channel
I had no idea the guy that was working on it broke his leg
What a great video
Glad to see this one
Larry & the hole crew should be the first people to fly. Such an awesome job. Larry's work is bar non the best. Been watching his work for a while. As a fellow car fanatic I'm envious of the vehicles & collections he gets to experience. You couldn't get a better person for the job.
The dirt mounds are from dirt dobbers. A type of wasp-esque insect that is not very aggressive and usually won’t sting you. They’re actually a good thing to have around since they eat bugs and such but you don’t have to worry about them flying around you.
I love you, Larry. The most incredible, selfless guy in Detailing -- along with all your great friends & partners
I discovered your channel around the same time as Rebuild Rescue. Both really satisfying vids to watch, look forward to each new one as they come out. Keep up the awesome work man 👍
Absolutely marvelous job, Larry (and crew)! Very cool to see an aircraft being saved. And YES, you need to be on the first official flight!
Amazing restoration. My fathers company had a 401 which I flew regulary and it's a great airplane!
For those who don't know the dirt block that he was talking about is actually a dirt or mud dauber nest they are very common in Kentucky and are harmless they typically will get their materials from muddy areas and build in darker spaces other than that amazing clean good job
What a difference that plane was nasty. Congratulations on EPA certification. You really turn that plane around to make it look good again. Keep up the good work I enjoy watching videos can’t wait for the next one. And by the way cleaning your truck or your car does Makes you feel relaxed and clear your mind. Lol
That was amazing. I love nothing more than to watch things being restored and preserved by professionals with an obvious love for what they do, and to see this beautiful old bird come much closer to gracing the skies once again is like poetry to an aviation buff.
The owner's reaction... not hooting and clapping, the silence and facial expression shows he is a humble and compassionate man. He knew the effort that it took and he was sincerely grateful.
He looked like he was struggling not to tear up
Great job Larry! The plane looks amazing thanks to your hard work. Glad you and Rebuild Rescue could collaborate together on this beautiful bird!
@Ammo NYC This was the first video I've watched of yours, thanks to RUclips's algorithms as I was following Jason's 401 restoration project. It was very touching to see Jason was getting emotional and struggling to hold back tears. I love your sense of humour, and now I'm your subscriber as well.
Awesome work! Saw most of the effort on Rebuild Rescue's channel but nice to see it from your perspective. Also SERIOUS thanks for clarifying the issue with the step/door, your work looked phenomenal and I simply couldn't understand how you could have missed noticing that horrifically dirty set of steps.
Also that glare shield looked horrific to start and a serious pain to clean. I would have suggested removal and remote cleaning, but I'm not sure how difficult it is to remove in a 401.
PHENOMENAL JOB!!! That came out amazing! One of the biggest things people forget or miss completely in disinfecting is contact time, contact time, contact time. Its so important and every disinfectant has a different time for different levels. I wish i had the ability to work on something like that
From car to plane keep going
The layered dirt block looking thing is a dirt dobber nest there all over us and lil hellyans something like a hybrid wasp
I worked at that airport 10 years ago. I remember driving by it all the time and just wish I could do what he's doing! Glad to see it coming alive again!
What airport is it?
This is my favorite collab in history I swear
Every time I see your passion, knowledge & patience, it makes me realize that level of perfection for human beings is limitless. U are such an inspiration Larry, wish I could some day meet you, learn from you and do something as amazing as this aircraft detailing. Tons of respect mate 👍
Thx for the kind words!
This is the true definition of a disaster detail! 10/10 as always Larry! 👍
Rebuild Rescue told me to come here! The work you did on 401 is AMAZING! Add +1 to your subscriber list!
woooow detailing planes. Now that’s a new one wow. Incredible
Larry, you Sir are a true gentleman and I'm always surprised at the level of care you give each project.
Great service and head and shoulders above the adverage detail, thank you for sharing and all the wonderful things you do.
( Shaking my head at the differents from before and after, you are a artist)
That "block of dirt" is from mud wasps/mud daubers
We call them "Dirt Daubers" down south but yeah, Wasp nest.
Yeah I was going looking to see if anyone mentioned this b4 commenting, Larry all those were wasp nests none were bees btw. All over and common in the south, both types. Surprised you have not had to deal with them b4!
Hey man I am professional detailer to. I’ve bee doing this for the past 20 years and also I’ve been fallowing you on RUclips, I love the work you do and watching you do this it motivates me to push for those higher standards. Great work buddy.
Thank you!
You’ve never seen a Dirt Dauber/Mud Dauber nest before? Well, it’s a solitary wasp that leaves an egg sealed inside with a bunch of paralyzed spiders for it to eat once hatched. They look mean but aren’t aggressive and won’t sting… unless you are a spider.
The wasp that built it doesn’t exactly live there so I don’t know if there is a better word than “nest.” Some species make several merged rows that look like a musical instrument and others like to fill in existing holes… like those white plugs you sometimes find in the screw holes to old electronics that dump a bunch of crap when you stab it with your screwdriver. A wasp did that.
Some of the most satisfying cleaning jobs are the grossest. I worked at a fairly large hotel where I had to pull clumps of wet (regular and pubic) hair and out of the tub drains daily, carpet vomit, and kitchen drains stopped up with old food from the disposal. Hmmm... I'm thinking I should've called Mike Rowe a few times.
im always amazed by the resilience of aircraft, cars rot away when sat outdoors like that but planes always survive
Planes are made mostly of aluminium rather than steel.
@@SerenaBluee duh, im talking about the engineering
Engineering marvels, for sure. I'm an aviation tech apprentice, and we always bring up how insane the engineers have designed some of these aircraft. Like every single thing has been accounted for, we have a 727 in our fleet of (to be restored) planes, and It's still in incredible shape almost 30-40 years later. A few more years and it will be back in the skies once more.
@@kaizer2k2 nice
I love it when you take on bigger challenges, this is so cool!
Yes Larry! I watched the Rebuild Rescue video and couldn't wait for yours to drop!
Enjoy!!! :)
@@AMMO-NYC Amazing job. Although the stairs were missed by the looks of it :P
I believe the video says he was requested to not work on the door as it was "hanging on a thread".
@@RC-ic1co Makes sense. I must have missed that bit.
The state of that rather crampt interior space was horrible. I did wonder if the upholstery and interior finishes would simply fall appart while being cleaned. The pressure washing and steam was heavy. It proves how well you can judge how far to go. It's a shame the pilot and Co-pilot seats couldn't be removed. What a drastic transformation.
The recommissioning of the avionics, engines and control surfaces, to certify it for flight, will be another maajor job, But one day soon that baby will be in the sky again thanks to you. We'll done.
I bet everyone would have said that plane just needed to be scrapped. That epic cleanup brought it back to life. Now it’ll probably take $100-200k to get it airworthy.
Man detailin PLANES now?
The absolute G.O.A.T., Larry is! :>
(Yes I know he worked on planes before :p)
AMAZING video!! One of the best videos I've seen in a while. The level of skill and patience with detailing you have is incredible! Looks like Jason was holding back tears when he saw how clean the plane was. I know I was! Just an awesome video.
Pretty nice, i detailed private aircraft for 10years for the oil industry, ive seen all kinds of dirty prop planes as well. This was by far the dirtiest interior ive seen. I know with aircraft youve got to know your limits, whats dirty and whats damaged on leather interiors could be pretty hard to differentiate so you have to know your limits. Wonderful job. I miss the industry.
Great job as always!I really enjoy watching your clips and i know u guys works and jobs are in detailing and promoting your wonderful products but it would be nice to show some of the engine works done to get the cars,planes,boats or whatever u working on what i am trying to say is plz show some of the engine works in order to get them start back on.
Thanks and keep up the good work
Hello my name is James I would like to see what do you do for my vehicle my vehicle is a 2015 Kia Sorrento and well it’s been through enough. I live in the desert so the paint on my car is doing some type of peeling don’t know what that’s all about and the seats inside of my car could use some type of a deep cleaning or I don’t know I would like to see what you could possibly do for my vehicle has several scratches on here and I definitely would like to know what you could do with that please hit me up if you would be interest doing some work on my car thank you.
I've been building my own plane for a couple of years now. I'm nowhere near complete but I have been dreaming of the day I sit down and ceramic coat the plane. There is a nice finality thinking about having it protected before it goes on its maiden voyage. I hope to see you in your Eclipse one day!
This was amazing. The gratitude and appreciation on Jason's (?) face was very, very apparent. That kind of reaction makes a lot of effort very worthwhile. This was possibly the best AMMO NYC video that I have ever watched and that is not an insult to the videos that have gone before.
God his reaction was too sweet, thought he was gonna cry. Thanks for being the man Larry.
Here's the mistake or misunderstanding that a lot of people make/have when using steam. You must wear a type of (eye goggle) when working in a confined space if you're cleaning a hazardous material with steam. Your eyes will absorb any and all particles in the mist that steam cleaning will cause.
I would definitely use AMMO products ti handle some heavy duty cleaning jobs around my house. But please do not let my wife see this. I would never stop cleaning at home.
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This might be the coolest detail you've done!
Everybody needs a poop seat. I’m still so pumped that you find all these bru. It’s so dope.
Awesome job! Your amazing at what you do . I really enjoy watching your videos
Anthropologist: Humans before us were not stupid, they simply didn't have access to the common knowledge that we do today.
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I've been waiting for this video! Jason is nuts with his projects.
Awesome collaboration!!! So happy for Jason!! After his accident he needs all the help he can get. Thanks!!
I was in the disaster restoration business about 40 years ago, did fires, floods, sewage backups and even did suicide clean ups. Was also museum certified to clean artwork paintings etc. I Understood your excitement in the challenge you accepted in cleaning, restoring and sanitizing the 401. Again great job. God Bless you in your future endeavors! Rock On Stay Safe!🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Insane
The next step for me would be to clean the seats covers, side panels, headliner, and carpets; then burn them. It would be down to bare metal, wiring, and cables with an upgraded panel before any interior went back in.
At the very least, I think you should have gotten in contact with a Licensed A&P to, at a minimum, to consult with you on what to get rid of, and how to remove stuff to give you greater access for a deep clean.
That’s very cool. Watching him get this thing running was great, being a technician it was a video I loved. Then you offering to clean it up for him was brilliant, his face after coming back was hopefully the reward 🤙
So glad you got into this Rebuild Rescue
Larry you deserve all the success you've gotten and to come. Such a genuine guy. Let's start a GoFundMe for Larry's Jet! He was so emotional with all you guys did for him. Awesome job
CONGRATS on 2M subs. Here from Restoration Rebuild Rescue. :) subscribed to you as well
You sir are truly a good friend. I wish that we all would have one Friend in our lives like you. May God smile on you continuously and never change your heart you are great and your work is impeccable.
The fact that you got that amount of work done, and very well in only two days blows my mind. You are truly the best there’s ever been.
That was truly amazing to see the difference from the before & afters however I am picking. Did anyone else notice the interior staircase? Appears to be a small oversight but attention to detail is paramount. Still all in all sweet work 👍🏼
The note below the door stair stated that the door was being replaced or repaired, so it was skipped as to its soon demise.
@@cap_eath i didn’t see that comment. Now it makes sense. Appreciate the info. We all cannot wait to see this baby fully restored
Admire your effort Larry...Result is unreal! Awesome!
At 6:56 you're asking what those dirt globs were on the curtains.. Those are mud dobbers nests. Some people call them "mud wasps" they roll up little balls of mud around mud puddles or along creek banks or rivers, anywhere they can get mud at the right consistency. They take the little pea sized ball holding it with their mouth parts and fly to their place they've picked and start forming a nest. They vibrate the mud as they shape it to get it to bond well. You can hear them doing it from 20 or 30 feet away. Sounds like a bee stuck between something trying to escape but it's just these pesky little mud dobbers making their nest where you don't want them to. So when they get the nest almost ready to lay eggs, they leave the holes open and they go hunting for spiders to provide food for the larva when they hatch. They catch little green spiders usually and sting them. The sting doesn't kill them but just stuns them. They pack the holes with them, lay their eggs and seal them up with mudd. Not sure how long it takes them to hatch but it's within the same summer. Airplane people HATE THEM! They can cause serious problems when they build them in the wrong places. They like the insides of electric motors like on air compressors and they love the cooling fins on air cooled engines like airplanes have. My brother in law said his dad would drop whatever he was doing to chase down and kill them if they flew in his shop where he worked on airplanes. The young return to the same place the next season to build in the same area so its a good idea to not let them build. Sorry for the long explanation on mud dobbers... lol they're just very common around here in kansas too. But now you know! Lol
He has NO LOGS. I keep telling peeps...that plane is DOOMED.
Beyond economical repair. That’s why it was “free”. These dudes are just playing. Total clickbait
Larry, I just want to say you're amazing at what you do. Please keep doing what you do!
Thanks for the support!
Detailing enthusiast and pilot here, great to see both together in one video! You should def get your private pilot's license, I think you'd really enjoy it! Great for people who like big engines and to geek out a bit :)
Such a nice dude you are man! That was very special. You can tell how overwhelmed he was. It’s moments like these that brings back hope to this crazy country.
"You ain't cool unless you pee your pants!" Billy Madison!!! Oh and those dirt clumps and nests are wasp nests.
Before that plane can fly again, it needs an annual (actually a bit more, since it missed several), in which even those side panels of the interior will come out and also the pilot and co-pilot seats. Doing it in place was a bit of a waste.
Larry do you ever deal with not being content with your work? I often times get frustrated with difficult jobs like this where I know I could do so much more but I just don't have time or the customer isn't looking for perfect. You've been a big inspiration to me over the past few years of getting into the detailing industry by the way. Love the content and love this video.
What a transformation! You never fail to surprise, Larry! Keep it up.
Cannot believe you Actually took this job! Great Video. You are a True Professional!
I have a question about cleaning those seats. Dont the seats have some sort of foam on the inside, how can you be sure from the cleaning process that the foam doesnt have any mold or bacteria inside it or that its fully cleaned when you can only clean it from the surface?
That was a wasp and a mud opportunity nest
How are you getting these free things? My friend is getting his poilots license and would love his own plane but no way could we afford one.
I don't get not pulling all the interior out. And it gives you the added beny of being able to inspect the airframe. It may have taken and hour to do.
It's so relaxing. something about seeing those years of gunk removed so professionally.
"Mud Dobber" - Looks like a Wasp. They make those nests, it's made out of dirt.
on the curtain....that was a "dirt dobber" nest. typically don't sting but will scare you thinking it is a wasp.
He should be the first passenger on that plane that's so awesome going to get in contact with him soon he's going to do my 74 Coupe DeVille
Love the teamwork energy and genuine generosity!!! one of my favortie aspect of your show!
your attention to detail is first rate.... forget the first passenger.... you should be a part owner!! nice work
How the hell do you price something like that?
Let's clean.
Watching from the Caribbean.
Awesome job guys.