Well that was quite the Journey….absolutely LOVING how it turned out!! 😍 Hope you enjoyed this one guys! Got an absolutely crazy one coming for you next week!! 😬🤮😱🤢😳
This dodge looks like it came from the dealer. Love how you shine the paint and gave it a final finished to the paint. Love how your products is efficient for the job. love how you do the details inside the car. Well done Mitch. Take care.
Amazing video! You inspired me to become a detailer snd now I’m trying to start my own business at 17 years old! Detailing never gets old. Just need to get rid of my fear of bees and wasps 🤣
7 years in, started at 15. Also afraid of wasps, I learned to take all air fresheners out of vehicle because it attracts them, and add a sweet air freshener away from where you’re working and they’ll stay near it! I usually vacuum them up if they do come inside vehicle while i’m vacuuming!
I was feeling anxious about nothing just exhausted from so much work. So I came here to listen to his voice and relax laying on my bed. His voice is so relaxing 😌
Another great job Mitch! Tell Mike he should make an appearance and grace us with his comedic talents he's known for, lol. This was a fun "journey" you took us on today 👏✌
Your continuous growth & impeccable work ethic’s exactly why I love your content. The Journey looks amazing now. Great work! Mike should definitely make an appearance soon. Get him off his behind😂 Beautiful outro…Have a great wknd!
I just don’t understand how you invest so much money into a car and then completely neglect it! It drives me crazy when my Weather Tech floor liners get dirty! 🤷♀️😁
Mich this Dodge turned out flawless. This one has turned out better then showroom ready. All of your products are the best I've seen. You have out done your3on this one.
As a carwashboy in PH for a year now i learn alot from you detailgeek thanks for giving us a step by step process of detailing and it help me alot i recommend my friends to check your channel for them to learn too, and i also enjoy watching your every video
Not one of your more "disaster details" but still an amazing transformation all the same. That slow-mo side to side wash mit action and paint correction is 2nd to none🤙🏽
@@kennyg6741 So, seriously, perhaps you can teach him? I understand what you are saying, and I am sure he would take any constructive advice from someone who knows.
I must confess, I watch other detailers but none compare to you Mitch. I keep expecting them to do it your way, the correct way, the Mitch Method, working smarter not harder. Another stunning meticulous detail. There are a couple of detailers who I think could learn a thing or two.
12:08 Oh for sure, I agree 100% in you. I miss the good ol' plushy blue carpet from the blue cloth interior of the 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis. They don't do that to cars anymore these days. Maybe and that's if you're lucky, you can find a medium gray coloured carpet with brown leather seats in the interior of very few cars, but you're not having either a green, red or blue interior anymore... not even on the economy cars... I guess most manufacturers are focused on selling cars that look outstanding on the outside, but kind of similar to every other vehicle on the inside, which is where you will be enjoying your vehicle. I miss the originality that manufacturers had in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s, with the dash design, console and trim in the car.
Beautiful detail this week! I always love how you take such care in cleaning each part of the vehicle, can't wait to see what you have for us next week!! 🙂
Nice to see you again, Mitch. It’s been a few years my Canuck friend. You have your own product line now. Awesome! I will give some of your products a try. Keep up the great work, Mitch.
Spot on commentary on interior colors. Makes me miss my '85 Cutlass (blue velour), '95 Grand Marquis ("Porno red") and '97 Grand Marquis (green). We've gone back to the Henry Ford mentality - any color you want as long as it's black. And... I still say you should represent a few of your fellow Canadians on the guitar. Heck, make it a weekly request! I'll start - Bryan Adams: Run To You
Hi Mitch, I agree with your comments about black interiors. Especially here in Aust. where a normal summers day is 40c plus, a black interior is pure hell. I asked in a European car dealership one day when I was checking out new $A70,000 car why in this climate we had to have a black interior or nothing. The reply I got was, "Well if you don't like black you might find something in the Used Car yard that suits you.
I'm so glad you recommended the bissell spot cleaner pro. Used mine for the first time a few weeks ago and it worked fantastically. I cleaned a futon mattress and used less than half a tank of water to make it look new again.
Serious note about the wheel & tire cleaner. IT IS AMAZING!! I've used multiple products and was never wowed the way I am with this and I even diluted it. Well done on your R/D and product selection.👍🏻👍🏻
I had my own carpet restoration company and we serviced auto as well. Here is a little tip that gets car mats crazy clean and keeps them that way for a lot longer. AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER SOAP WITH CLEAN RINSE SHEEING ACTION....Yep, you read correctly! This kind of soap is meant to clean through enzymes and it also breaks down grease. But it doesn't contain the same polymers that carpet chemicals do and there is no sudsing chemical which by not being sudsy helps the carpet to rinse completely clean without residue that later attract dirt. Regular carpet chemicals for the most part are sticky. For the more stubborn stains like engine oil I use a few drops of WD40, work it lightly with my finger tips and then use a paper towel to soak as much out as I can. Then I spray a little 90 percent rubbing alcohol on, work it a little with my finger and use another paper towel to remove to alcohol and remaining WD40. Once that's done I mix 1 cup dishwasher gel in 2-3 gallons of water warm water and pour it over the mats, letting it sit for about ten minutes. After that I agitate lightly with my fingers and then use a high pressure washer to spray the dirt out. Spinning brushes ruin the texture of the carpet. The suds that come out are from previous soap that was used and the sheeting action of the dishwasher gel helps rinse all chemicals out. This also works great for the engine bay. 2 cups per gallon and sprayed on in 3- 4 applications using a two gallon pump sprayer. Wait 10 minutes and spray with a moderate pressure wash. This will not eat your rubber wiring or plastic components like heavy engine degreasers will. However, it will remove wax off your car in a heartbeat so becarefull where you spray. Safe for paint but not wax friendly. Happy cleaning!
My dad’s 1990 Ford F-250 Lariat supercab had a red interior! We also have a 1999 Ford F-350 with a beige interior. At the Ford dealership, one of the salesmen ordered a brand-new 2021 Ford F-150 hybrid. That truck actually came with black and grey two-tone leather seats!!! I, personally, prefer a black interior, as the stains don’t show up as quickly as they do on beige seats.
This is awesome 👍😎 Detail Geek. I absolutely love what you do. You always know how to make these vehicles look like brand new. A job well done 👍✅ to you
I agree about the black interior, I live in New Orleans the only way you don't get a black interior is if you have a black exterior which honestly I've had both and don't know which is worse. I currently have a blue Genesis G70 and it has a black interior. I wanted beige but you have to special order that.
Now THAT was a Journey back to showroom quality Mitch! Awesome transformation as always! You know, I'm honestly surprised that you haven't gotten any sponsors from Ford, GM, or FCA to help you increase sales of your products. They truly are spectacular and provide serious results. I'm now genuinely curious to see how good that correcting Compound works. Especially from being a collision tech 😅. And as a side note, your products have helped me lift off my detailing side-hustle. I'm proud to be a repeating customer of yours! Will definitely be checking out the next disaster detail! Have a good weekend brother! 😎
The Journey looks showroom ready after this detail. How awesome is that paint after your hard work? Lovin it. Simply amazing, my friend. And as far as Mike, I'll just bet he's an awesome guy. He'll bounce back!! Mike, we all love ya, brother! Awesome job as usual, Mitch! Can't wait to see the next one! ✌️
Carpet samples are a way to change up the interio appearance wise. This is what I do with exception in the driver's side, I use a rubber mat for cleanliness.
Great stuff! Paint correction! I am glad to see it now in your video. I know, not all of your customers want or ask for it, but I'm glad we now got to see it in this video. Thanks! Looks great. 👌
Double the....no, scrap that...100x the love as I have Dodge like that! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Gorgeous job. Unique move. Thanks a million buddy! Greetings from rainy island 🏴
Thank you for answering that question about the steamer around switches, speakers and electronics. I have watched many of your videos and other detailing videos and have always wondered how that was a good idea. Good to know that it isn't harming them! Amazing job you all do! Simply incredible! I think my favorite parts to watch are the floor mats for some reason! Haha! =)
After watching detailing videos again its kept me sane cleaning my 2014 Tundra and 13' Impreza...I used to be a slob even in my semi truck when i 1st started driving now I realized how stupid I was and I keep everything prestine organized and clean...
as for whether steam is potentially "dangerous" to electrical components: well, it all depends on how the stream is "made." classically vaporized steam isn't ionized (meaning no metals that are otherwise found dissolved in tap water making it electrically conductive) but cold stream basically consisting of tiny water droplets still contains those metals imposing some "danger." even drying doesn't fully rectify this "hazard" since it would still leave this residue behind. from what I've seen, he uses filtered water (always a great idea for washing any vehicle to avoid spots), this does reduce the risk of running into issues.
Hey Mitch. I know you extract the seats, mats and carpets after shampooing but how much time do you have to allow for drying before customer pickup?? Do you have some way of speeding up the drying process??
I love cars like these. Literally takes zero effort and you can easily clean this. Not like those white carpet stains that literally don’t come off on Prius.
Hey Mitch, I would really like to see how you detail a workvan for a carpenter, mason, electrician, floorer (my job) or something similar. Dirty from construction dust, cigarette ash, etc. You can definitely find them on your construction site.? would be a nice change from the normally dirty cars. Thanks for your consideration on this. Michael from Switzerland
Mike is awesome! Personal things can be tough but regardless, he has fans (including myself) who would love to see more of him, no matter what life throws at him. He’s a happy person and makes people smile :) and I send my support to him and you.
Hi! I'm new to this channel in my PC, But i watch you in my TV a lot! So here is my question! What is your favorite car?! I even subscribed to both of your channels!!!
These videos are fantastic! I had a 2013 Journey that I had to clay bar. The rail dust was insane, but after I cleaned it, the paint looked better than any other car I've owned.
Love your videos, Mitch! You're one of the detailers that inspired me to get into it a few years ago. I've definitely learned a few things from your videos. Sending love from your Albertan neighbor 🙌
I have a dodge too and it's the same model, almost identical and it just feels different to see "your" car getting cleaned like that (made me inspired to clean mine)
Well that was quite the Journey….absolutely LOVING how it turned out!! 😍
Hope you enjoyed this one guys! Got an absolutely crazy one coming for you next week!! 😬🤮😱🤢😳
I can't wait for next week!! Love all the new camera angles!
Can't wait for next week im so exited
Oh wow! I am forward looking to seeing new your video and can't wait to see it next week. ❤️😊👏😎
Я тебя обажаю ❤️😊
@The Detail Geek
How to you clean the sides or the underneath of the seats
This dodge looks like it came from the dealer. Love how you shine the paint and gave it a final finished to the paint. Love how your products is efficient for the job. love how you do the details inside the car. Well done Mitch. Take care.
Looks brand new!
In Italy this car doesn't exist. In Italy we have Fiat Freemont and the car is the same of this "Dodge"
These are my faves… not gross, but just dirty. The paint correction really adds to the final reveal too - love this!
Amazing video! You inspired me to become a detailer snd now I’m trying to start my own business at 17 years old! Detailing never gets old. Just need to get rid of my fear of bees and wasps 🤣
Good luck buddy!!!
7 years in, started at 15. Also afraid of wasps, I learned to take all air fresheners out of vehicle because it attracts them, and add a sweet air freshener away from where you’re working and they’ll stay near it! I usually vacuum them up if they do come inside vehicle while i’m vacuuming!
Best of luck to you, bro!
All the best my friend
Good job for wanting to go into business for yourself. Just believe in yourself and you’ll go far, and treat customers with respect and a smile
I was feeling anxious about nothing just exhausted from so much work. So I came here to listen to his voice and relax laying on my bed. His voice is so relaxing 😌
I would love to see you and AMMO NYC do a collaboration. You're both so good at this!
Another great job Mitch! Tell Mike he should make an appearance and grace us with his comedic talents he's known for, lol. This was a fun "journey" you took us on today 👏✌
Your continuous growth & impeccable work ethic’s exactly why I love your content. The Journey looks amazing now. Great work! Mike should definitely make an appearance soon. Get him off his behind😂 Beautiful outro…Have a great wknd!
One of my favourite details you've ever done! That paint job just came out looking SO good!
Who doesn't clean your car in 10 years!!!
The new shop is coming along great. I like the color choices you have made for the exterior too.
I just don’t understand how you invest so much money into a car and then completely neglect it! It drives me crazy when my Weather Tech floor liners get dirty! 🤷♀️😁
That wasn't 10 years of neglect, that's just a soccer moms ride that needed a detail.
Mich this Dodge turned out flawless. This one has turned out better then showroom ready. All of your products are the best I've seen. You have out done your3on this one.
As a carwashboy in PH for a year now i learn alot from you detailgeek thanks for giving us a step by step process of detailing and it help me alot i recommend my friends to check your channel for them to learn too, and i also enjoy watching your every video
Good job on your work !
Awesome work as always ! Before I became disabled, I detailed out my car. I actually found it relaxing and enjoyable.
It was everything for me. The mess to the cleaning to the end when the beat dropped. That journey shining like new money
The Journey was immaculate when you were done! I knew you'd get it back to brand new.
I never understand how no one takes their car to the car wash in years!!! You made this vehicle look amazing!
Absolutely love how that paint correction turned out ❤ great job Mitch. Hi 👋🏼 Mike 😊
We miss Mike please tell him we want to see more of him. ❤️
That paint transformation was absolutely amazing! Great detail as always Mitch!
Not one of your more "disaster details" but still an amazing transformation all the same. That slow-mo side to side wash mit action and paint correction is 2nd to none🤙🏽
Let’s be grateful and thankful to the universe for all blessings
FINALLY! Paint correction. I wondered if you did any cutting/polishing in your shop. Been waiting for this type of content from you for a while.
Well somebody needs to teach him how to do it ‘cause it’s a matted pad and way too much compound
@@kennyg6741 So, seriously, perhaps you can teach him? I understand what you are saying, and I am sure he would take any constructive advice from someone who knows.
How was the owners reaction? That is a hell of a transformation. Love it.
How people keep their cars tells a lot about their character to me , great video I too did auto detailing for many years you are very good at it
We need Mike in more videos, you two should hug it out and get him to help you more with the details , plus if he wears a cap no one can tell 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
No, it's annoying 😫
Who is mike ?
@@flatmatt123 mitch's twin brother who occasionally helps with details
@@mayam1141 how is it
I must confess, I watch other detailers but none compare to you Mitch. I keep expecting them to do it your way, the correct way, the Mitch Method, working smarter not harder. Another stunning meticulous detail. There are a couple of detailers who I think could learn a thing or two.
That paint correction was second to none!! Great work as always Mitch!!
12:08 Oh for sure, I agree 100% in you. I miss the good ol' plushy blue carpet from the blue cloth interior of the 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis. They don't do that to cars anymore these days. Maybe and that's if you're lucky, you can find a medium gray coloured carpet with brown leather seats in the interior of very few cars, but you're not having either a green, red or blue interior anymore... not even on the economy cars... I guess most manufacturers are focused on selling cars that look outstanding on the outside, but kind of similar to every other vehicle on the inside, which is where you will be enjoying your vehicle. I miss the originality that manufacturers had in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s, with the dash design, console and trim in the car.
Beautiful detail this week! I always love how you take such care in cleaning each part of the vehicle, can't wait to see what you have for us next week!! 🙂
Nice to see you again, Mitch. It’s been a few years my Canuck friend. You have your own product line now. Awesome! I will give some of your products a try. Keep up the great work, Mitch.
Have Mike come back, and love seeing the transformation of the vehicles that come through the shop.
Spot on commentary on interior colors. Makes me miss my '85 Cutlass (blue velour), '95 Grand Marquis ("Porno red") and '97 Grand Marquis (green). We've gone back to the Henry Ford mentality - any color you want as long as it's black.
And... I still say you should represent a few of your fellow Canadians on the guitar. Heck, make it a weekly request!
I'll start - Bryan Adams: Run To You
Hi Mitch, I agree with your comments about black interiors. Especially here in Aust. where a normal summers day is 40c plus, a black interior is pure hell.
I asked in a European car dealership one day when I was checking out new $A70,000 car why in this climate we had to have a black interior or nothing. The reply I got was, "Well if you don't like black you might find something in the Used Car yard that suits you.
I'm so glad you recommended the bissell spot cleaner pro.
Used mine for the first time a few weeks ago and it worked fantastically.
I cleaned a futon mattress and used less than half a tank of water to make it look new again.
Serious note about the wheel & tire cleaner. IT IS AMAZING!! I've used multiple products and was never wowed the way I am with this and I even diluted it. Well done on your R/D and product selection.👍🏻👍🏻
That's awesome to hear!
Red on this looks sick especially when probably taken care of 👌🏿🔥
I had my own carpet restoration company and we serviced auto as well. Here is a little tip that gets car mats crazy clean and keeps them that way for a lot longer.
AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER SOAP WITH CLEAN RINSE SHEEING ACTION....Yep, you read correctly!
This kind of soap is meant to clean through enzymes and it also breaks down grease. But it doesn't contain the same polymers that carpet chemicals do and there is no sudsing chemical which by not being sudsy helps the carpet to rinse completely clean without residue that later attract dirt. Regular carpet chemicals for the most part are sticky.
For the more stubborn stains like engine oil I use a few drops of WD40, work it lightly with my finger tips and then use a paper towel to soak as much out as I can. Then I spray a little 90 percent rubbing alcohol on, work it a little with my finger and use another paper towel to remove to alcohol and remaining WD40.
Once that's done I mix 1 cup dishwasher gel in 2-3 gallons of water warm water and pour it over the mats, letting it sit for about ten minutes. After that I agitate lightly with my fingers and then use a high pressure washer to spray the dirt out. Spinning brushes ruin the texture of the carpet.
The suds that come out are from previous soap that was used and the sheeting action of the dishwasher gel helps rinse all chemicals out.
This also works great for the engine bay. 2 cups per gallon and sprayed on in 3- 4 applications using a two gallon pump sprayer. Wait 10 minutes and spray with a moderate pressure wash. This will not eat your rubber wiring or plastic components like heavy engine degreasers will. However, it will remove wax off your car in a heartbeat so becarefull where you spray. Safe for paint but not wax friendly.
Happy cleaning!
My dad’s 1990 Ford F-250 Lariat supercab had a red interior! We also have a 1999 Ford F-350 with a beige interior.
At the Ford dealership, one of the salesmen ordered a brand-new 2021 Ford F-150 hybrid. That truck actually came with black and grey two-tone leather seats!!!
I, personally, prefer a black interior, as the stains don’t show up as quickly as they do on beige seats.
The car came out beautiful as always , Mike it will be fine cause you are love no matter what ❤️🔥🥰
Right there with you on having interior color choices!
I have actually learnt a lot from your videos when it comes to washing my car. Respect from the land down under.
Finally have a chance to catch up, and you didn't disappoint Mitch!!!! Great job
This is awesome 👍😎 Detail Geek. I absolutely love what you do. You always know how to make these vehicles look like brand new. A job well done 👍✅ to you
I agree about the black interior, I live in New Orleans the only way you don't get a black interior is if you have a black exterior which honestly I've had both and don't know which is worse. I currently have a blue Genesis G70 and it has a black interior. I wanted beige but you have to special order that.
Now THAT was a Journey back to showroom quality Mitch! Awesome transformation as always! You know, I'm honestly surprised that you haven't gotten any sponsors from Ford, GM, or FCA to help you increase sales of your products. They truly are spectacular and provide serious results. I'm now genuinely curious to see how good that correcting Compound works. Especially from being a collision tech 😅. And as a side note, your products have helped me lift off my detailing side-hustle. I'm proud to be a repeating customer of yours! Will definitely be checking out the next disaster detail! Have a good weekend brother! 😎
The Journey looks showroom ready after this detail. How awesome is that paint after your hard work? Lovin it. Simply amazing, my friend. And as far as Mike, I'll just bet he's an awesome guy. He'll bounce back!! Mike, we all love ya, brother! Awesome job as usual, Mitch! Can't wait to see the next one! ✌️
It's so cool to see your secret stuff every time and how good it is😁😍
Carpet samples are a way to change up the interio appearance wise. This is what I do with exception in the driver's side, I use a rubber mat for cleanliness.
DAMN!!!!!!!! What an amazing transformation!!
It looks brand new Mitch. Fantastic job!
Great stuff! Paint correction! I am glad to see it now in your video. I know, not all of your customers want or ask for it, but I'm glad we now got to see it in this video. Thanks! Looks great. 👌
I think those Journey's are a nice underrated SUV. Looks great!
Good Morning! Hope everyone has a good "Journey" today 🤭
Jennifer MB, Have a wonderful weekend! Be safe and healthy.
@@cynthiahopkins7090 Hi Cynthia! Thanks so much, you as well! 🌞
Nice work on that paint correction 🔥 🔥 🔥
Double the....no, scrap that...100x the love as I have Dodge like that! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Gorgeous job.
Unique move.
Thanks a million buddy!
Greetings from rainy island 🏴
Thank you for answering that question about the steamer around switches, speakers and electronics. I have watched many of your videos and other detailing videos and have always wondered how that was a good idea. Good to know that it isn't harming them! Amazing job you all do! Simply incredible! I think my favorite parts to watch are the floor mats for some reason! Haha! =)
What a video you are a total professional! I'm wondering how you get to that point you must love what you're doing!!! EXCELENTE WORK
After watching detailing videos again its kept me sane cleaning my 2014 Tundra and 13' Impreza...I used to be a slob even in my semi truck when i 1st started driving now I realized how stupid I was and I keep everything prestine organized and clean...
Dude, i don’t know how, but your videos help my anxiety so much, thanks brother
Awesome job, you’re a master of your craft. Still hoping to one day have you detail my truck. When I have a few days to bring it to you, lol.
I love Mike's little cameos. Miss him!
I 100 percent agree with the interior color statment. Bring colors back to vehicals. Inside and out.
Very professional and generous with advice. Thanks and good continuation.
Puma always getting that free advertising from Mitch and his respect to take his shoes off while inside the vehicles 😉
as for whether steam is potentially "dangerous" to electrical components: well, it all depends on how the stream is "made." classically vaporized steam isn't ionized (meaning no metals that are otherwise found dissolved in tap water making it electrically conductive) but cold stream basically consisting of tiny water droplets still contains those metals imposing some "danger." even drying doesn't fully rectify this "hazard" since it would still leave this residue behind. from what I've seen, he uses filtered water (always a great idea for washing any vehicle to avoid spots), this does reduce the risk of running into issues.
Magic Mitch does it again! Absolute perfection! Great job!
We love mike with or without hair. 😌
absolutely beautiful work 👏
Hey Mitch. I know you extract the seats, mats and carpets after shampooing but how much time do you have to allow for drying before customer pickup?? Do you have some way of speeding up the drying process??
Maybe a hair dryer?
Love the music you choose for the videos Mitch!
MIKE COME BACK!!!! We need your eye candy!!!!! Mitch just isn’t cuttin it anymore. Lol☺️😁
10 hours is great for such a work . I bet cooperative carpets helped the most
Outstanding results from your hard work 💪 Awesome job, Mitch!
I love cars like these. Literally takes zero effort and you can easily clean this. Not like those white carpet stains that literally don’t come off on Prius.
absolutely love your work! I truly love how you make sure a vehicle is looking as new as possible by making sure everything is perfect
the car looks brand new. Thanks for sharing. God bless.
Considering how long it has been since being cleaned I didn't think it was too dirty compared to others, good to see the difference👍😀
hi
@@mackenzietrainer7142 Hi
@@mariannesyrett7759 hello
Hey Mitch, I would really like to see how you detail a workvan for a carpenter, mason, electrician, floorer (my job) or something similar. Dirty from construction dust, cigarette ash, etc. You can definitely find them on your construction site.? would be a nice change from the normally dirty cars. Thanks for your consideration on this. Michael from Switzerland
Mike is awesome! Personal things can be tough but regardless, he has fans (including myself) who would love to see more of him, no matter what life throws at him. He’s a happy person and makes people smile :) and I send my support to him and you.
@WhatsApp①⑨⓪①⑥②⑦④①⑤② what?
This journey is looking so good love the red and it sure does look awesome have a great weekend Mitch 👍👍
Man,you are an artist in what you do.Good for you !👍
Круто делаешь смотрю тебя постоянно в России в Нижнем Новгороде. Удачи и успехов
Hi! I'm new to this channel in my PC, But i watch you in my TV a lot! So here is my question! What is your favorite car?! I even subscribed to both of your channels!!!
We want Mike, and for Mike to get his own room in the Studio 💯❗😎😎😎
These videos are fantastic! I had a 2013 Journey that I had to clay bar. The rail dust was insane, but after I cleaned it, the paint looked better than any other car I've owned.
Watching your videos has made me pick up detailing my family's cars as a hobby. I hope to one day have half the talent as you do!
Pretty big change on both interior and exterior of this beaten and bruised Dodge Journey RT. Great work!
Best detailing video I've ever saw in my life. That process is mamma mia *chef's kiss👌
You made the car look perfect! Amazing Mitch
I hope they keep it clean now! Great job!
Love your videos, Mitch! You're one of the detailers that inspired me to get into it a few years ago. I've definitely learned a few things from your videos. Sending love from your Albertan neighbor 🙌
YOU are so darling and SUCH a hard worker!!! The way you transform vehicles is AMAZING! WOW!
I have a dodge too and it's the same model, almost identical and it just feels different to see "your" car getting cleaned like that (made me inspired to clean mine)
Wow man the level of gloss here is completely off the scale. Nice job Mitch. 👍🏻
Because of mike, I’m getting the product for my dad and others!
Completely agree about the carpet on new vehicles now...
Great work Mitch.
Hello Jane how're you doing and your family hope they're all doing great
I have a confession....I've binge watched so many of your videos, I took my car over to the do it yourself carwash and I pretended I was you 😭😭😭🤣
"That Mike is not allowed to touch" LMAO 😆 , love your vids bro!
It is so incredibly refreshing to see someone who does quality work lol. Fantastic job on this one!
Looks good, bet this one was a nice break from a lot of the others I’ve seen you clean! Looks as good as always