Using My Dry Ice Machine for the First Time - IC 022 EVO Unboxing and Impressions
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2021
- I still can't believe this is real. I rarely get this excited, but this IC022 EVO fires me up. I'm just showing some superficial cleaning on my E36 here. Available now in the OG store!
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I don’t know why people get so bent out of shape about some of this. It’s called Obsessed Garage for a reason.
May only be the 1% but I am glad you share the experience and information. I cannot afford everything I see but I love to know what is available.
This is really nice. Really works well but i'm waiting a few years for the Harbor Freight Bauer edition.
As someone VERY middle class... I've seen guys with less than me drop well over $10k on junk they never use. This seems like a great investment to me.
From a non-1%er…$10k isn’t a bad investment if you can turn it into a service that not a lot of people are offering.
The problem is its not just $10K, go to the other dry ice vids, and he talks about how the compressor needed is a large cost, as well, and this is just for this small one. I think it is still a viable investment for a detailing company that is well set up and has a higher end clientele.
@@WildcatBirdie let’s just call it $20k. There’s only going to be a few people interested but maybe you can charge $1500-2k per job. At that point you’ll make the money back quickly assuming you can market yourself well. This is definitely not for a weekend warrior unless they’re the 1%.
@@transparentdetailing1954 Oh 100%. If you are getting this in depth in a detail, you are talking HIGH end detailing. In my area, the only way I can make that kind of money is when I do correction and coating, and those are pretty rare in my area, so where I am at, I could never swing this on a professional level, and I am not a 1% person either. I would love for someone in my area to do this though, so I can get my 5 year old wheels that have some pretty caked on stuff that I can't get off on my own cleaned up, that way I could coat them properly.
@@transparentdetailing1954 try the 0.1% but yeah lol
He literally says this cannot do high volume work. This is for small cleans and hobby work. But with the proper equipment at about 50-100k you can still make your investment back quick.
"Lets clean my little seat... He he, he he" i swear this man is a very large child and we love it 😂
I love seeing new things like the Dryce system and it fits great for this channel. It's not for everyone but I still want to see what it's about and how it works. You're the perfect guy to tell us about it
Thank you for introducing this Dry ice Matt. You always amaze us!🚘❤️ More power.
My OCD dream come true. Need more hose to reach the BBQ, kitchen appliances, bath/shower tile and grout. The possibilities. ☺
It's cool to see Matt enjoying his new toy. I'm sure a bunch of viewers here would be having the same fun. We can't afford it but we can watch and imagine how nice it is.
We got our machine last week and don't have time to play with it. Maybe next week and a little dry ice I can see what I can clean. Good to see this as it will help us get ours started.
Definitely a must needed service for older cars, I’m gonna do this when I get an E36
The only time we are gonna see or hear from Matt is when he runs out of ice ! haha
I am thinking this could be a game changer in general detailing. As I watch White Details, the time he takes with door jambs, emblems, trim, intricate grills and his “toothpickery” . This would cut the time by 80 percent. I put it in perspective from something all of us may watch. I certainly know it would be a game changer for me.
You got it my friend! Come to the open house this Saturday to see some REAL crazy!!
@@ScottAles , If I wasn’t in CA, I’d be there in a heartbeat!! I will need to pick your brain a bit soon. I was on I AM Detailing last night chatting with you
@@johnwalters878 Yes, I hate the way RUclips will not allow you to get to the person to reply. It takes you to all 600+ comments which you then have to look at one by one! I wanted to reply but gave up after 10 minutes...
Thanks, Matty - you give Bryce good thumbnail-worthy footage every time. Mr. Shocky Gogglestein will make a video soon, I just know it. 🤣
Friggin love this! You're right, Game Changer!
This is the dream! ...every single time
At 36:08 to 36:11 I thought I was losing my mind until I watched it again hahaha. But awesome video.
Matt - this officially puts you "over the top"! lol!
Matt, you mentioned multiple times about how getting dry ice would be ideal. Are any of the dry ice making machines readily available not able to produce enough product for use? Or is it the format that the ice is produced in not viable?
people might scoff at the price but if you have a garage space you could make that 10K back dry ice blasting cars and reselling them and blasting other peoples cars
I really got a good laught at 15:05 😂😂😂
Pretty cool!
Is this device powerful enough at 130psi to clean carbon deposits in intakes of engines?
You could definitely use a Yeti to store the dry ice if you left the drain plug cracked just enough to let the pressure out.
I'm not a freaking baby 🍼 throws the bag 😂🤣I lost it 👍👍👍😂🤣🤣💰💰🤑💪
"There's some lovely filth down here...." Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Ha!! Matt "I will punch a bear in the face for being stupid" also Matt "ouch static electricity hurts"
I'm sorry Matt I forgot to tell you that you are doing a great video God bless
Lol Sweet you figured it out
This will be a great solution for cleaning combustion chamber of direct injection engines and replacing the uses of wallnut blasting that will create alot of mess.
people forget how strong static electricity can be. you have to use a brush grounded to the chassis of an airplane before you touch windshield after it lands otherwise it can deliver a substantial shock. be safe, looks good :D
What compressor are you using ?
I’m thinking of buying it by end of the month but my question is what would be a great compressor to carry it in my mobile detailing van. Would a 80 gallon husky compressor be OK?
That’s not going to do super well. You’ll want to hit up Scott drycenation.com to get some recommendations.
Pretty neat setup. Some people are gonna hate no matter what you do.
The static was most likely building up on you, not the car. You were discharging on the car.
This would be interesting to see how well it cleans intake valves for direct injected engines compared to the dusty walnut shells.
Get one of the grounding bracelets/ankle straps that people use building PCs. Grounds you to the PC (or Car in this case).
Hello. Will this machine come to Turkey? What will be the price?
I would love to hook this machine up to our air system at the winery we’ve got so much compressed air it’s ridiculous we have about eight huge Ingersoll rand compressors..., when I used to sandblast stuff it was like a freaking fire hose at one time had an industrial sandblaster that would hold for 600 pounds of sand!
Mr. Freeze 🥶
Yeti coolers are designed to use with dry ice. I’ve used dry ice in mine a lot. Also the car must be ground due to static electricity buildup.
@10:30 Actually Yeti coolers are dry ice compatible and not air tight so you could store dry ice in one.
Well if you can get a good consumer logistics grasp on dry ice that would be awesome!
Matt soon after I close on my house and get moved I’m buying one
Some of the grocery stores sale 5lbs blocks of dry ice in DFW, TX. So maybe other areas you will find the same.
Has access to the entire Milwaukee catalog, but wears Dewalt safety glasses… 🤔
Ha, ha... I haven't gotten through the whole catalog yet.
Could you have used this to remove the glue on the rear window seal?
Yes
Hey matt can ya get this in Australia?
Yeti coolers have a compression release valve in the drain plug
Cool Matt, but real question is are we at the end of the long term debt cycle?!
GETTIN' NUKED!!
The only way to truly clean the screws and washers is to drop the engine and tranny from the frame. Clean with dry ice, then easily bolt tarnny and engine back to frame. Easy 💰. There’s also a special water, 45$ a gallon. Best and easiest way to clean a screw in my opinion. Do it every weekend. 👍🏼
What special water? Plated hardware and aluminum are the hardest parts of car to clean satisfactorily
Ice Ice Daddy 😬
Brake fluid must be changed on the E36 , way to yellow . more like orange actually . order some liquid molly !
I already changed it. That is the color of Castrol SRF.
Nice .
Will this machine remove scale an rust
Yes, and no. It will remove surface level material with a large aircompressor powering it, but you'd likely want a much larger dry ice machine.
Matts arms are looking big
Can this be used on a mother-in-law?
1% away Matt. It gives me ideas about the quality of the gear and which ones make sense for me or not to aspire to.
Boom!
So...will the next garage giveaway include an EVO dry ice machine? I'm probably never going to be able to justify this...but man do I want one.
Maybe...
Is there any idea on what timeframe these could be available ?
It’s on the website
We have 30 more coming from Slovakia via air freight. 15 are pre-sold, 15 are available for delivery. Approximately 2-3 weeks if you place your order before those are sold. What Matt didn't tell you is, he is the Exclusive retailer for us! If you have an EVO now or in the future, it's imported through me but he sold it to you!
Love these dry ice cleaners. The Sanitmax is a 1/4 the price and much bigger. Pretty nice but you have to add another 3k for a proper compressor. I expect you could DIY the machine very easily for far less. The compressor is the critical part.
$3K for a compressor? It's more like $30K.
@@ObsessedGarage Nope, you can set up a dedicated compressor for well under 3k. Similarly a cooling unit can be had for well under 3k with capacity to clean under carriage wheel wells etc. Having a "guy" come in and plumb a a high end air system is 30k. A properly sized air cannister and a go cart motor would keep up or a similar 220 motor if you don't want a portable solution. I'm doing the research on setting up a portable solution this evening. The ice consumables is the biggest thing to keep covered.... Need to do more than two or three vehicles per 500 pound order to keep prices down. ... No one within 1500 miles of here provides this service for vehicles.
This initially seemed like a really cool idea, but at the end of the day it seems more like air blasting with CO2 than any sort of media blasting. Given how cold it makes things, and 40%+ RH, it seems likely that you'd end up with condensation on everything which would dry to water spots and make everything worse.
This is why ambient humidity matters. Doing it in an air conditioned garage with a refrigerated dryer takes care of the rest. Otherwise you'd see a giant plumber of condensation.
@@ObsessedGarage Considering how specific you are about gear you use, do you really feel this is a justifiable piece of equipment?
@@rob_over_9000 not answering for Matt, it's changed everything for me... coming to the open house?
How much ice did you use ?
About 2 pounds
why didn't he just drop the engine & trans from the very start, smh...
This ain't no 150,000 mile piece of junk.
@@ObsessedGarage its just another e36. . . an American spec one at that, nothing special, smh'
I can’t wait until Ryobi makes one for $500! $10k if you own a shop, and this is your get down. But as a private owner, I wouldn’t pay more than Krānzle cost for this system.
But unfortunately, you'll have to wait. Because all the big RUclipsrs are telling everyone it doesn't work. You think some big company is going to go into large scale production to get costs down on a system that currently is completely misunderstood? It will be 3-5 years at least before those big guys even look at this market. By then, our peeps will have paid for their $10k machines 50 times. Even as a private owner. That is, if you really understand what your time is worth. The big thing people miss is the drying time. ok, maybe you can clean something almost as good, but how long does it take to dry it?
@Clark Kyle You couldn't be more wrong in your assessment. I can't wait till anyone offers a $500 dry ice machine. My business is built around charging people a monthly fee to show them everything I've learned and provide them a platform to support one another. I do not prefer selling machines, that's why OG does it for me. I import the machines only to serve our community. Before you trash me, understand that before I took the initiative to bring our $10k machine here to the US, the least costly offering was $15k. And you never knew it even existed, did you? So no, selling machines at almost 60 years old is not my thing! As to the absurdly overpriced rate, you should speak to my clients. Instead of paying a restoration shop $50-75k over 6 months to disassemble their original cars, clean, refinish, and reassemble (they're never the same once you take them apart) they're pretty darn happy paying us $5k +/- to do it in less than 1 week.
As to what you or anyone else would or wouldn't pay for something. Completely immaterial. You wouldn't use one of these machines if it was given to you. Because it takes another $10k to set up the compressed air solution to run it. Then there is the .50 to $1.00 / lb. dry ice you have to buy in 500 lbs increments. And the safely designed place to do the work without danger to your health. And it can be very loud! And those issues only compound when you move up to a professional grade system. Setting that up is over $150k.
Lastly, I'm the epitome of a DIY guy. Never went to college, drove a semi from 14-20, ran a combine over 1000 acres my senior year of high school, started my career with $0.00, received nothing from my parents who have both passed other than love/support, and have been wrenching my entire life. How are you helping people advance their careers and bettering their lives daily?
@Clark Kyle No nerve struck here. Im old, way past trashing other people for their chosen interests just because they don't line up with mine.
Matt, would love to see you clean your bike with this!
Great idea!
Thats actually an awesome idea!
You forgot to use the built in flashlight!
This is literally a profit multiplier if used correctly. 10k isn't bad at all.
In!
So this ice does not damage the paint on cars?
Correct, it will not.
I've completely cleaned over 90 cars in 27 months without one drop of water. Yes, even the painted surfaces. Watch for the demos at the Open House Saturday!
Was the cars battery disconnected?
I didn't disconnect it.
@@ObsessedGarage thank you
I guess I’m just clueless on why this whole getting dry ice is such a big issue, in pretty much any area you can by dry ice by the pound..which is probably what you would want to do, even over getting 75 lbs
You could also use a ESD wrist strap for building computers, and just ground yourself to the car.
Nice but for 10g I dont think its really worth it. It doesnt seem to have the power to blast of the more caked on dirt only the light dirt which you could do with a pressure washer.
ESD shoes are recommended to dry ice blasting. If you want avoid nukes.
I wonder if you could dry ice clean intake valves?????
Yes, works great.
@@ScottAles that would be a good incentive for shops, I would assume that it’s less abrasive vs other ways of removing carbon !
@@timbrown9731 Hard to fathom but, it is completely NOT abrasive. I use it on concours quality painted finishes without any issues. None.
@@ScottAles I've have some crazy ideas , such as using this vs clay bar on paint, or to take off older resin based coatings, or car wax....
Matt you have not “ gotten lucky “
You’ve worked your god dam arse off 🙏🏻
Dude you gotta ground it that is what the strap is for
Haha that's a good sales pitch cost's 10k but comes with a crappy hose! Great machine though!
"I don't need a suit"
tosses bag haha
the shocks lmao
am amazed he even said anything, the look and the toss of the bag would been enough lol
The tips need to be twist lock, push in to twist
The needs to be crushed? My dry ice dealer has no interest in doing that for me.
Yes, we need pelletized ice.
“Give me some of that dry ice baby”... OK I’ll shut up now
They make anti-static grounding straps for building computers look into that for the nukes
It comes with a grounding strap, once he connected the car frame with the EVO frame it stopped. But I did selfishly get a kick out of his shocking experiences!
Cost of the machine?
@01:46 -- $10K for just the machine.
$10k
I can see the use and the justification but maybe it is just me but I would have taken those plastic parts and been in the sink with Dawn and be done in 2 minutes. Wouldn't have been as fun but would have been faster and cheaper. :)
The unobvious benefit of dry ice cleaning is zero abrasion and clean deep into the nooks and cranies. Plus not getting engine bays wet.
@@ScottAles Yes I totally agree. But the parts I am referring he had removed from the car. :D
@@2wheelsx2 The impression that Cleaning with water and liquid chemicals is quicker is often presented. What is not considered is the drying time. And water spots left behind in the hard to reach places. You cannot wash with water AND dry something in two minutes. I mean really dry it. And when you notice you missed one little spot after drying, you have to get it wet again. Then dry it all over. When using the EVO, see a spot you missed? Shoot it, you're DONE!
I don't offer these types of comments to attempt to convince anyone. It's a byproduct of dry ice cleaning everyday for 2+ years. It has completely changed the way I look at cleaning. At the DryceLab and at home. Thanks for reading.
@@ScottAles Good points. And ones which are not often obvious as you suggested, Scott.
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I Germany to clean your engine bay with Dry Ice is about 100 Euros
If Bido gets his way Debbie from the trailer park will be rocking one of these. Put her 7 kids to work 😆
I was gonna buy this machine but after watching this video, I changed my mind. I just don't see what the big deal is...at least in this video.
Hehe if only you didn’t throw the instructions away :p The car is isolated in rubber tyres and then rubber / plastic Swiss tracks …. so you were acting as the conduit :p
Guessing the grounding isn't working...
Once connected from the car to the machine frame, all good!
Waiting for the video of Matt cleaning the entire interior of the OG building with that machine.
It is THAT addictive. 😍
If you take the part off the car might as well go soap and water
you gotta ground the machine to the car
How would it work on the wife’s wedding ring ?
Great!
Never be reluctant to prove that you're successful AF
Matty, ice ice baby.... sorry I just couldn’t help myself!
Maybe it's just the video, but it doesn't look like it is doing very much.
Remember, I'm cleaning an already amazingly clean car.