Can you believe how good those carpets are looking now?! 😱 the owner is going to make some good $$$ when she sells the car! Don’t forget to check out Episode 7 of the Studio Build Series on Tuesday! Have a great weekend everyone 🙂
@@Pinkapotomus yes, how amazing of GrandRam still improved satisfying condition. Honest, I dropped my jaw what wonderful DG still success efforts. Great his job!! Go Mitch!! 😊❤️👏
I did a double take when you said there was gum on the seat because it sounded like something else...don't think I can say it, but lets hope you never have to detail a car with that stuff.
It always amazes me to see something be cleaned with the pressure washer, and it looks great! And then you use a spray and still manage to get MORE dirt out of it!!! Especially the tires
“What feels like a speedy 9 hrs later…” doing all that would be like the longest day of my life and I’d need to take weeks off after to recover. Lol But that’s why you’re the best! Excited for the studio!
I feel like from a RUclips perspective. The member question of the week should be, is there a car too CLEAN that you wouldn't take, because I highly doubt anyone would want to watch Mitch clean an already clean car lol
Actually, several people comment on these videos that we'd be interested in seeing how much difference he could make to a car that already looks 'clean' at first glance. It would probably only take 1-2 of those kinds of videos, to be an example; but many people think, 'well, my car is pretty neat already, so why should I get it detailed?' I think people would be surprised how much of a difference it would still make!
Another amazing transformation for the Detail Geek books. That driver's side floor..yuk! I loved seeing all that mud disappear. How high up did the dirt go in that white bucket?!! Great Job!
I very much respect and admire your work ethic. You never cut corners and you clearly put your heart and soul into every one of these details. Good man.
I love that you upload on Friday. It's early enough that I can relax before I start my day and also get some motivation to clean and make it one last day before starting the weekend. Happy Friday!
Mitch your an amazing detailer, and would like to one day have my car be detailed by you. Your work ethic is what sets you apart, I’ve seen many other detailers out there and their work is sloppy consider to yours! You out beat any competition, especially staufer garage guy
Love seeing all the cars/trucks you do. Question for you...Have you ever done a cleaning and the client states you damaged something on their vehicle even though you didn't do anything?
I’m a detailer at a detailing shop and this happens often. Customers try to claim the chemical we use are away at something even though everything we use is safe. To protect ourselves we take before pictures and pictures of all the damage that was already on the car when we got it.
I am curious about this too! I feel like Mitch is so meticulous and detail oriented (pun intended) that he wouldn't likely damage anything. But I feel like if he did he would be outright about it and make it right with the owner!
I've always been a Pontiac fan, but not really of this generation of Grand Am, but by golly, what a job you did! I always appreciate when you explain your reasoning for using one tool or instrument over another. There''s a carpet cleaning channel i watch (a very ASMR-like effect in the middle of the night, I can tell you!) where the fellow never explains his variance from a predictable order of steps or why sometimes it looks like one tool attachment is different from how it usually looks. I also have to say that I've come to love the predictable dumping of the muck bucket from the extractor with the exclamation, "GROSS!"
Hi, thanks for the carpet extractor recommendation. I got it for my spring cleaning and it is awesome! One question for you. It is normal that the slightly unpleasant humidity stays in the car for few days after carpet wash? Do you have any recommendation how to deal with it other than leaving can outside with open windows for few days? How you do it in the winter? Or you just say to the customer that humidity will go away in few days?
If I was going to take my car/truck to be detailed, I’d at least empty it out first. I don’t understand why people don’t at least do that! Watching you do that before you can begin mystifies me.
@nimmy m While that might be true, I see fries that are weeks old, if not more. I would personally have picked those up long before even considering contacting Mitch
My first new car I bought at 19 years old was a 2001 grand am, same style as this one. What a great car it was, had it for 20 years, with minimal issues. So nice to see one here looking all new in the end. Great job.
Great work! Ever thought about using a foldable table to clean the plastic parts you disconnect on? It'll save your back a little if you don't have to do it on the floor.
This video has really helped me get an idea for where and how to start getting the interior of my 04 grand am cleaned, she deserves it lol I’m pretty sure she ain’t been cleaned since 04. If anyone’s looking for a car for a teen or young adult, I highly recommend grand am’s. They’re super easy to fix up and can be a really fun project for anyone interested in modifying/customizing vehicles. Mines been running 19 years and the only problem I have is a leaky washer fluid reservoir. Absolutely incredible cars
Yet another spectacular transformation, from trashed to treasure. Hope you're feeling well, Mitch--your voice sounded lower and a bit hoarser for this video. Have a restful weekend!
UNMATCHABLE!! You are simply INCREDIBLE Mitch!! Love from Cali ❤️
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The "too dirty to clean" question might just come down to a challenge-issue. A guy like Mitch will look at these situations as challenges and the bigger they are, usually more motivation they provide.
@@michaelray5595 Islam is the only true religion. I want you to go to paradise after death and be protected from hell. But for that you have to accept Islam as your religion.
What a great outcome for this otherwise downtrodden Pontiac. I had a 2002 Grand Prix GTP many years ago and I do remember the carpets being pretty easy to clean. Terrific job as always sir!
Excellent detail man. One thing I noticed though that you can do to go that even further extra mile is addressing that rusty seat mount. Product I love using for things like that is Eastwood Internal Frame Coating, goes on right over the rust and dries to a matte black finish, the rusty bit just looks off against the perfectly clean carpet. Also if the cover over the stud is missing like in a lot of cars with some mileage, can use rubber vacuum caps to cover the stud after you put the nut back on. I don't detail cars to often, but those are some tiny things Ive picked up over the years to take care of those picky little things that just grab your attention.
That was like a flashback to my teen years. Grand Ams were THE car to have. 🤣💜💜💜 For an 18 year old car, it was in great condition and you brought it back to its youth! Awesome detail.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi Pinkapotamus, I recognize it your profile changed and look very pretty. You are so blessed woman. Hopefully, you’re doing well. Have a marvelous weekend! ❤️😊
I love to see these older cars get cleaned because of the quality standards. This car was absolutely horrific on the inside. I’m sitting back. Relaxed. And ready to watch the transformation. Have a great weekend Mitch and everyone!
Been watching you forever, love this stuff..after working 12+ hours everyday is like calming,love it! Any possibility of making a compilation of the dirtiest interiors???? Sucking out the grossest water
I would love to see a carpet quality gauge for every car. Give it a score out of 100 or something. Doesn’t have to be a verbal description. Could just be an on screen prompt during vacuuming.
Do you ever make suggestions to the owner such as getting floor mats or things like that will help protect all the work you put into making their vehicle look brand new? Just curious? 🤔
First off I just want to say thank you for inspiring me to start my new side hustle by cleaning cars. I’m just starting out and I need a bit more equipment before I really get the ball rolling. One thing I’m stuck on is how much to charge my customers. How much do you charge, and is there a certain amount I should start at then charge more the better I get at detailing? I’d really like your thoughts in this. Thanks man. Keep doing what you’re doing.
I have to say after watching your videos now for a year, if you did come across one that was beyond cleaning - it came from a juvkyard after compaction. 🤣🤣 And even then I think you could still transform it!!
Another great video,Started my own mobile valet service in Dec 21 here in Northern Ireland,having been watching you have picked up useful tips .Some transformation 💯👍
Hey Mitch, thanks for using my question in this video. I knew you would say you are up for a challenge. That shows how serious your efforts are. My youngest nephew had this exact car in white with blue interior. His car had crank windows and no air conditioning and NO air bag. He took it to High School most days and loved that car. You did an amazing job on this GrandAm. For an 18 year old car it turned out amazing. Thanks for all you do for us. Have a great weekend. See you on Tuesday for the Build series update!! YIPPEE!!!
This Grand am is looking so much better and it looks darn good for being 18yrs it's in pretty darn good shape to great job Mitch as always and sure looking forward to seeing the studio Tuesday can't wait have a great weekend 👍👍
Just received my detail geek drying towels. Quality of the towels are great. But they don’t do what they’re supposed to. They do not absorb water nearly as well as my previous micro fibre towels. They leave water streaks like you wouldn’t believe. Now that’s obviously not a problem when buffing and polishing right after but for my ceramic coat and being a black car it does bother me being able to see every drop of water it didn’t absorb.
Things I've learned in these videos: 1 - Canadians don't give a F about their cars; 2 - They slams the doors with full force; 3 - You always will find some french fries hidden inside the whole car. :D
That’s not true at all. He is in a province called Saskatchewan. This province has a large population of a certain group of people, and those people “don’t give a F about their cars”.
Question - What about head liners Mitch? I know on some of your jobs it had to make it all the way to the top. At minimum water stains from leaky sun roofs.
Love the channel! I bought the Bissell last year per your recommendation and I love it! I use it all the time and it's great in case of puppy accidents. I spilled come beef fat from tacos on the cloth seats in my wife's car. It's not coming out with the Bissell alone. Which of your products (and at what dilution) should I use to get it out?
What an wonderful transformation, DG always is best and ever. Glad, Grand Ram and carpets look fabulous satisfying. I remembered flashback. I worked for my father’s business of Chevrolet. I saw Grand Ram shows on the parking lot about 45 years ago. Have a awesome weekend! 😁💕👍
I just love watching your videos you do amazing work I’ve be trying to find someone to clean and detail my van I have young kids and they have stained the ceiling but no one I talk to want to touch it what can I do have you done any dirty ceilings????
I love your videos. My youngest son has embarked on a detailing self employment journey. It’s in his blood. I have always enjoyed detailing my vehicles...
Sending 💌 to you and your work but sometimes, I hate to say it, people don't deserve your talents of restoration. I know you make a good living from your professional services and I am glad for that part. I guess it makes you appreciate your life in a different aspect of thankfulness.
You did amazing! I just don't know how you always do it! I know I can't wait for more videos! I just love all the transformations in the vehicles that you do!
Hello there Detail Geek. It is always so good to see you. Let me tell you that you are a professional. I absolutely love your work and you always make everything look like brand new. Thank you so very much for everything you do. Your hard work and dedication is outstanding 💪👍
Would have been reluctant to use a drill brush on carpets until your videos. It's not only safe but so effective... that 2-bucket pour is the proof! Have a great weekend Mitch!
These are those kinds of cars that will still get you where you need to go...while broken and needing work done to them. My mom had one new and it was so nice.
Ok, this is a question I would love to see answered because it terrifies me. Do you unhook the battery in newer VW and Audis? Some, if not all, when unplugged it disables the cruise control and can only be turned back on via dealer or OBDEleven(or like). How do you work around it?
Hi there. When you disconnect the battery do you use a battery saver to protect the data in the computers? Just wanted to know. Thank you and I love your channel. Stay safe out there. Take care and God bless.
Hey I wanted to ask you what do you do to clean the interior roof panel of the car. I know some have different fabrics or made different but they all get that same dirt over time. I wanted to use a mr clean bar or some chemical guys cleaner but should I use a tooth brush or something?
I’m hoping I could maybe get some cleaning advice. I have a 2002 dodge neon, it stayed with a friend/mechanic for a couple months and when I got it back I discovered a ton of liquid had been sitting in my trunk for a while. There was a mysterious liquid that got under the carpet, mold and some bugs that I still can’t identify. I spent 4 or more hours cleaning the carpet with a shampooer. I used water, vinegar and soap all as different passes. I had to lift the carpet and dry underneath as much as I could. Even after letting it dry outside with doors open and the carpeting lifted for airflow underneath, I still have the mold smell and bugs months later. I can’t decide if I should try again to get it clean or just rip out the carpet in my trunk at this point
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Can you believe how good those carpets are looking now?! 😱 the owner is going to make some good $$$ when she sells the car!
Don’t forget to check out Episode 7 of the Studio Build Series on Tuesday! Have a great weekend everyone 🙂
Yes, the customer is a marvelous and happy. She said smell great in her car. GrandRam improves satisfying as brand new. Have a great weekend! ❤️👏😁
on a pontiac ga I'm not so sure
I couldn’t get over, other than being dirty, how the seats were in good condition for 18 years old. Still looked comfy!🤣🤷♀️💜💜💜
@@Pinkapotomus yes, how amazing of GrandRam still improved satisfying condition. Honest, I dropped my jaw what wonderful DG still success efforts. Great his job!! Go Mitch!! 😊❤️👏
have you ever had the same person come back with their car again?
I did a double take when you said there was gum on the seat because it sounded like something else...don't think I can say it, but lets hope you never have to detail a car with that stuff.
Oh good, I wasn’t the only one 🤣
Literally was scrolling through the comments to see if I was just going insane 😂 but yeah I replayed it like 3 times going “I’m sorry what?”
@@Warriorette12
I invite you to accept Islam as your religion.
Do you want to accept Islam as your religion?
@@adfa6109 yeah go on
You convinced me with a comment on a detail geek video
SAME XD
It always amazes me to see something be cleaned with the pressure washer, and it looks great! And then you use a spray and still manage to get MORE dirt out of it!!! Especially the tires
It always amazes me how people let their car to get to this stage
Agreed Jack, I've commented b4 that if ppl pressure washed their car monthly and vacuumed them out 2x/ year they would never get to this point!
@@greggb5819 very true!
Oddly satisfying isn't it?
@@greggb5819
I invite you to accept Islam as your religion.
Do you want to accept Islam as your religion?
This is definitely a young man’s game. My back started hurting after just watching you do this 10 minutes into it! 😫
Nice job!
Or me that I’m around his age but I have chronic back issues.😬😬
I start sweating every time i go past a gym
Same
“What feels like a speedy 9 hrs later…” doing all that would be like the longest day of my life and I’d need to take weeks off after to recover. Lol
But that’s why you’re the best! Excited for the studio!
Lmao it's easy to detail
@@NinoBlessify lmao said no one
Amen! Me too!! 👍🏽🤗
I feel like from a RUclips perspective. The member question of the week should be, is there a car too CLEAN that you wouldn't take, because I highly doubt anyone would want to watch Mitch clean an already clean car lol
I bet he would make it that much more cleaner, I would watch. Mitch is amazing!!!
Actually, several people comment on these videos that we'd be interested in seeing how much difference he could make to a car that already looks 'clean' at first glance.
It would probably only take 1-2 of those kinds of videos, to be an example; but many people think, 'well, my car is pretty neat already, so why should I get it detailed?' I think people would be surprised how much of a difference it would still make!
Back in his earlier days he would get relatively clean cars and he would still make them even cleaner!
Perhaps a few more of those videos would advertise his services better because he is so thorough that even cars that look new can look even better.
His prices are pretty high so usually, the cost of it is only justified if your car is really dirty
Another amazing transformation for the Detail Geek books. That driver's side floor..yuk! I loved seeing all that mud disappear. How high up did the dirt go in that white bucket?!! Great Job!
Just imagine how wonderful the world would be if everyone worked as hard and took as much pride in their job as this young fellow...
I very much respect and admire your work ethic. You never cut corners and you clearly put your heart and soul into every one of these details. Good man.
Amazing how the actual value of that detail could very well exceed the value of the car. Great job.
I love that you upload on Friday. It's early enough that I can relax before I start my day and also get some motivation to clean and make it one last day before starting the weekend. Happy Friday!
The next owner will definitely be very happy to have a cleaner car now! I felt your hoarse voice today, I hope you're all right, Mitch!
Ordered the extractor last week. Not only is it great on vehicles, it makes cleaning things around the house so much easier. Especially with pets.
Mitch your an amazing detailer, and would like to one day have my car be detailed by you. Your work ethic is what sets you apart, I’ve seen many other detailers out there and their work is sloppy consider to yours! You out beat any competition, especially staufer garage guy
Man merkt ja immer wieder, Du machst nicht nur einen Job, Du machst den Job auch gern. Das Video von heute hat dies bestätigt. Weiterhin alles Gute !
Love seeing all the cars/trucks you do. Question for you...Have you ever done a cleaning and the client states you damaged something on their vehicle even though you didn't do anything?
The beauty of being a youtuber... "Let's check the replay!"
I’m a detailer at a detailing shop and this happens often. Customers try to claim the chemical we use are away at something even though everything we use is safe. To protect ourselves we take before pictures and pictures of all the damage that was already on the car when we got it.
I am curious about this too! I feel like Mitch is so meticulous and detail oriented (pun intended) that he wouldn't likely damage anything. But I feel like if he did he would be outright about it and make it right with the owner!
I've always been a Pontiac fan, but not really of this generation of Grand Am, but by golly, what a job you did!
I always appreciate when you explain your reasoning for using one tool or instrument over another. There''s a carpet cleaning channel i watch (a very ASMR-like effect in the middle of the night, I can tell you!) where the fellow never explains his variance from a predictable order of steps or why sometimes it looks like one tool attachment is different from how it usually looks.
I also have to say that I've come to love the predictable dumping of the muck bucket from the extractor with the exclamation, "GROSS!"
Hi, thanks for the carpet extractor recommendation. I got it for my spring cleaning and it is awesome! One question for you. It is normal that the slightly unpleasant humidity stays in the car for few days after carpet wash? Do you have any recommendation how to deal with it other than leaving can outside with open windows for few days? How you do it in the winter? Or you just say to the customer that humidity will go away in few days?
His videos honestly make me wanna become a detailer. It’s a lot of hard work I can tell and you make amazin videos !
If I was going to take my car/truck to be detailed, I’d at least empty it out first. I don’t understand why people don’t at least do that! Watching you do that before you can begin mystifies me.
@nimmy m While that might be true, I see fries that are weeks old, if not more. I would personally have picked those up long before even considering contacting Mitch
@@baldhermit
I invite you to accept Islam as your religion.
Do you want to accept Islam as your religion?
@no name I tend to clean things for me, not because the world will know my face.
My first new car I bought at 19 years old was a 2001 grand am, same style as this one. What a great car it was, had it for 20 years, with minimal issues. So nice to see one here looking all new in the end. Great job.
Great work! Ever thought about using a foldable table to clean the plastic parts you disconnect on? It'll save your back a little if you don't have to do it on the floor.
I remember he did a q&a video and said yes the table helps his back but the floor makes for a better video!
This video has really helped me get an idea for where and how to start getting the interior of my 04 grand am cleaned, she deserves it lol I’m pretty sure she ain’t been cleaned since 04. If anyone’s looking for a car for a teen or young adult, I highly recommend grand am’s. They’re super easy to fix up and can be a really fun project for anyone interested in modifying/customizing vehicles. Mines been running 19 years and the only problem I have is a leaky washer fluid reservoir. Absolutely incredible cars
the most different content on youtube love you bro
Yet another spectacular transformation, from trashed to treasure. Hope you're feeling well, Mitch--your voice sounded lower and a bit hoarser for this video. Have a restful weekend!
Sweet can't wait for the update on the shop, exciting👍
UNMATCHABLE!! You are simply INCREDIBLE Mitch!! Love from Cali ❤️
The "too dirty to clean" question might just come down to a challenge-issue. A guy like Mitch will look at these situations as challenges and the bigger they are, usually more motivation they provide.
Agreed!
@@adfa6109 No. I'm a Heathen Pagan.
@@michaelray5595
Islam is the only true religion. I want you to go to paradise after death and be protected from hell. But for that you have to accept Islam as your religion.
@@adfa6109 Best of luck to you. Not happening. Till Valhalla!
@@michaelray5595 I am Uhtred Ragnarson
What a great outcome for this otherwise downtrodden Pontiac. I had a 2002 Grand Prix GTP many years ago and I do remember the carpets being pretty easy to clean. Terrific job as always sir!
A wise guy once said "Never mess with the owner of a 2000-2004 Pontiac Grand Prix/Am, They have nothing to lose" And this vehicle is the proof..
I love my Grand Prix gtp but your right😂
Excellent detail man. One thing I noticed though that you can do to go that even further extra mile is addressing that rusty seat mount. Product I love using for things like that is Eastwood Internal Frame Coating, goes on right over the rust and dries to a matte black finish, the rusty bit just looks off against the perfectly clean carpet.
Also if the cover over the stud is missing like in a lot of cars with some mileage, can use rubber vacuum caps to cover the stud after you put the nut back on.
I don't detail cars to often, but those are some tiny things Ive picked up over the years to take care of those picky little things that just grab your attention.
That was like a flashback to my teen years. Grand Ams were THE car to have. 🤣💜💜💜 For an 18 year old car, it was in great condition and you brought it back to its youth! Awesome detail.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi Pinkapotamus,
I recognize it your profile changed and look very pretty. You are so blessed woman. Hopefully, you’re doing well. Have a marvelous weekend! ❤️😊
@@cynthiahopkins7090 Thanks Cynthia! Hope you have a blessed weekend!
I remember Grand Ams being THE COOLEST car ever! My sister had one and oh I was jealous!
@Pinkapotamus me too!! I graduated in 2004, I can't believe it's been 18 years!! 😞
@@PoetBlanderson
I invite you to accept Islam as your religion.
Do you want to accept Islam as your religion?
The video editing is what makes The Detail Geek the best to watch
I love to see these older cars get cleaned because of the quality standards. This car was absolutely horrific on the inside. I’m sitting back. Relaxed. And ready to watch the transformation. Have a great weekend Mitch and everyone!
You too!
@@TheDetailGeek do all the seat mounts have the same size bolt?
I always feel like Ive accomplished something after I watch Mitch accomplish something
Been watching you forever, love this stuff..after working 12+ hours everyday is like calming,love it! Any possibility of making a compilation of the dirtiest interiors???? Sucking out the grossest water
I would love to see a carpet quality gauge for every car. Give it a score out of 100 or something. Doesn’t have to be a verbal description. Could just be an on screen prompt during vacuuming.
Wow...what a priceless makeover...amazing job...
Do you ever make suggestions to the owner such as getting floor mats or things like that will help protect all the work you put into making their vehicle look brand new? Just curious? 🤔
I'm always amazed at how precise that power stream is. What great control. If I tried that my car would look like the titanic.
I’m amazed that the dashboard is still in one piece on that thing. Those grand ams were notorious for their dashboards warping and cracking.
Mine hasn’t done that as soon as I got it I got a dash cover and have been getting treatments for it to prevent it
My grandmas 2000 grand am dashboard is still in one price surprisingly
First off I just want to say thank you for inspiring me to start my new side hustle by cleaning cars. I’m just starting out and I need a bit more equipment before I really get the ball rolling. One thing I’m stuck on is how much to charge my customers. How much do you charge, and is there a certain amount I should start at then charge more the better I get at detailing? I’d really like your thoughts in this. Thanks man. Keep doing what you’re doing.
I have to say after watching your videos now for a year, if you did come across one that was beyond cleaning - it came from a juvkyard after compaction. 🤣🤣 And even then I think you could still transform it!!
That would be the shiniest cube in the junkyard!
@@shannonp1656 Right?!
How do you ensure all the water in the wing mirrors are out, ever time I wash my car water drips from the wing mirrors? Jacquie
leaf blower
With the level of dirt in this car and that the owner was selling it, I am surprised he didn't opt for an engine bay cleaning.
Another great video,Started my own mobile valet service in Dec 21 here in Northern Ireland,having been watching you have picked up useful tips .Some transformation 💯👍
The what stuck to the seat 👀👀👀👀
Hey Mitch, thanks for using my question in this video. I knew you would say you are up for a challenge. That shows how serious your efforts are. My youngest nephew had this exact car in white with blue interior. His car had crank windows and no air conditioning and NO air bag. He took it to High School most days and loved that car. You did an amazing job on this GrandAm. For an 18 year old car it turned out amazing. Thanks for all you do for us. Have a great weekend. See you on Tuesday for the Build series update!! YIPPEE!!!
Joel, Have a beautiful weekend! Take care of yourself.
@@cynthiahopkins7090 Thanks Cynthia. Enjoy your weekend! :)
Thanks Joel!! Have a great weekend!
Why is this so satisfying to watch. Thanks for the video
14:18 THE WHAT????
Gum, he said gum, but it did sound funny!
🤣
Definitely thought he said something else too😂😂
Wow!!! Incredible work again as usual SiR Just AMAZING ❤️
14:17 I'm sorry the WHAT stuck on the back seat? 💀
I think someones children.
G-U-M
I literally said “the WHAT?!” Lol
I thought I was the only one 💀💀
This Grand am is looking so much better and it looks darn good for being 18yrs it's in pretty darn good shape to great job Mitch as always and sure looking forward to seeing the studio Tuesday can't wait have a great weekend 👍👍
Get a paint job, cigarette lighter replacement, gear shift leather cover replacement, and some all season floor mats and it wouldn’t be that bad.
The paint itself looks pretty good, the rust around the fenders and rockers would take more then the car is worth to fix.
@@ohioguy4326
I invite you to accept Islam as your religion.
Do you want to accept Islam as your religion?
Just received my detail geek drying towels. Quality of the towels are great. But they don’t do what they’re supposed to. They do not absorb water nearly as well as my previous micro fibre towels. They leave water streaks like you wouldn’t believe. Now that’s obviously not a problem when buffing and polishing right after but for my ceramic coat and being a black car it does bother me being able to see every drop of water it didn’t absorb.
APRIL FOOLS this video is played in reverse and he actually just destroyed a mint pontiac grand am
I ask myself what do you have on the wall when you use the vacum. It is a electrical conector or do you connect the hose on the wall?
Things I've learned in these videos:
1 - Canadians don't give a F about their cars;
2 - They slams the doors with full force;
3 - You always will find some french fries hidden inside the whole car. :D
That’s not true at all. He is in a province called Saskatchewan. This province has a large population of a certain group of people, and those people “don’t give a F about their cars”.
@@AL-31
I invite you to accept Islam as your religion.
Do you want to accept Islam as your religion?
Just wow! You did such a great job, like always. Do you prefer detailing newer cars, or older cars like this Grand Am?
14:18 lmao
Ha ha
Question - What about head liners Mitch? I know on some of your jobs it had to make it all the way to the top. At minimum water stains from leaky sun roofs.
Question - Have you ever had to call the police regarding something you've found in a vehicle you were detailing?
A dead body is no problem.
No cause he ain’t a snitch
I haven’t seen one of these cars on the roads and years here in Florida. You definitely made it look as new as you could.
Man I love your videos but can you STOP advertising your products for a minute? It gets too much sometimes
You are a Hard Working Man! Thank you!
Always such a pleasure to watch you work and see the amazing results!!! 🥰
Beautifull job man!!! Congratulations!
Thank you for your videos.. Very interesting... My Question today is .. Is there an advantage to an extractor over a wet dry vac?
Thanks for posting, and being a part of my Friday routine.
Love the channel! I bought the Bissell last year per your recommendation and I love it! I use it all the time and it's great in case of puppy accidents. I spilled come beef fat from tacos on the cloth seats in my wife's car. It's not coming out with the Bissell alone. Which of your products (and at what dilution) should I use to get it out?
Yessss its getting warmer here and cannot wait to start detailing again
Another wonderful job! I wish you could fix up the world like you fix up these cars.
I had a 2002 Pontiac Grand Am, I loved that car and it served me well for so many years. Lots of memories.
I ordered some of ur detail geek all purpose cleaner bundle and tire cleaner bundle today! Excited to get my car and truck Clean!
Thank you Mitch for another awesome video 🙏🏻🙏🏻
What an wonderful transformation, DG always is best and ever. Glad, Grand Ram and carpets look fabulous satisfying. I remembered flashback. I worked for my father’s business of Chevrolet. I saw Grand Ram shows on the parking lot about 45 years ago. Have a awesome weekend! 😁💕👍
I just love watching your videos you do amazing work I’ve be trying to find someone to clean and detail my van I have young kids and they have stained the ceiling but no one I talk to want to touch it what can I do have you done any dirty ceilings????
I love your videos. My youngest son has embarked on a detailing self employment journey. It’s in his blood. I have always enjoyed detailing my vehicles...
Sending 💌 to you and your work but sometimes, I hate to say it, people don't deserve your talents of restoration. I know you make a good living from your professional services and I am glad for that part. I guess it makes you appreciate your life in a different aspect of thankfulness.
Hey there, what do you do for window wiper scratches?
What do you use on the carpets and what do you use to soak up the water
I love your videos, nice for second screen at work. Just would like a version without music. Soothing sound of a power washer
You did amazing! I just don't know how you always do it! I know I can't wait for more videos! I just love all the transformations in the vehicles that you do!
Great Video! I was wondering, what does the extractor sound like.
Hello there Detail Geek. It is always so good to see you. Let me tell you that you are a professional. I absolutely love your work and you always make everything look like brand new. Thank you so very much for everything you do. Your hard work and dedication is outstanding 💪👍
I got aftermarket molded floor liners for Christmas a year ago and, wow, am I grateful for them.
What tools do you use to remove bolted seat? Because sometimes the angles makes it difficult to unscrew. Do you use any service manuals?
The first time I've been able to enjoy a video at the point of release, haha. Stuck at home with the dreaded plague. Thanks for the content!
Get better soon!
Hope you make a quick and complete recovery! Get well soon!
@@sandysiepert7724 aw, thank you! I'm all vaccinated and boosted, so it just feels like a rotten cold, thankfully!
@@TimboCanada thank you! Hopefully it's as mild as it currently feels.
You sir are a magician. You have worked miracles before but this one is amazing.
i swear his videos just keep getting better!
Would have been reluctant to use a drill brush on carpets until your videos. It's not only safe but so effective... that 2-bucket pour is the proof! Have a great weekend Mitch!
These are those kinds of cars that will still get you where you need to go...while broken and needing work done to them. My mom had one new and it was so nice.
Hey Mitch,
This was a diamond in the ruff. Car looks great!!!❤
As Always Amazing!!!🤗
Ok, this is a question I would love to see answered because it terrifies me. Do you unhook the battery in newer VW and Audis? Some, if not all, when unplugged it disables the cruise control and can only be turned back on via dealer or OBDEleven(or like). How do you work around it?
Hi there. When you disconnect the battery do you use a battery saver to protect the data in the computers? Just wanted to know. Thank you and I love your channel. Stay safe out there. Take care and God bless.
I'm lovin your second channel this new shop build is fascinating to watch! lookin forward to Tuesday now thank Mitch!
Perfect video as always and perfect for me to lie down and relax seeing this car getting clean
Hey I wanted to ask you what do you do to clean the interior roof panel of the car. I know some have different fabrics or made different but they all get that same dirt over time. I wanted to use a mr clean bar or some chemical guys cleaner but should I use a tooth brush or something?
I think those might have been your dirtiest carpets to date!! Impeccable job as always! Can't wait to see what you have for us next week! 🙂
I’m hoping I could maybe get some cleaning advice. I have a 2002 dodge neon, it stayed with a friend/mechanic for a couple months and when I got it back I discovered a ton of liquid had been sitting in my trunk for a while. There was a mysterious liquid that got under the carpet, mold and some bugs that I still can’t identify. I spent 4 or more hours cleaning the carpet with a shampooer. I used water, vinegar and soap all as different passes. I had to lift the carpet and dry underneath as much as I could. Even after letting it dry outside with doors open and the carpeting lifted for airflow underneath, I still have the mold smell and bugs months later. I can’t decide if I should try again to get it clean or just rip out the carpet in my trunk at this point