hudson Ofcause, you can only get one side of the car into one picture, completely useless making the non visible side look good. Nah im joking, i only detail my motorcycles wheels. My car can do with some gunk on the rims. Now that i read it i realize that i worded that commet really poorly.
For my personal vehicle I keep a dozen cheap microfiber towels from Walmart on hand for wheel wells and door jambs. Couple times a year I apply spray wax to wheel wells and door jambs. Easy to maintain.
one of, if not the best full wheel well detail I have seen......got to say mate, if I lived in oz and i wanted my car detailing to the highest standard, with thought and care....i would only need to make one phone call....all the best in 2018.
My favorite part is even back then he didn’t stop at 2 layers of CQuartz Deluxe, he waited the cure time and topped it with another sacrificial layer!! Gorgeous🤤🤤🤤🤤
Very impressive process. Your documentation both visually and narrative are first rate. I couldn't believe how long it took before you actually put your hands/brush on the wheel wells. It makes total sense. 8 hrs, talk about a process! Man were the results worth the effort.
deepsquat600 probably a day for one side.. Two days? Unless he worked all day, then a whole day. Shit if i had a romeo I'd spend days letting my ocd get the best of me.
LOL ..yep .. I have just recently been going over a new ( for me ) great condition 1999 Acura CL .. and it still took me 4 hours with steam and de greaser to clean the engine bay ... heck ,, must take waaaaaaay too long.. I would give up ... they guy is awesome in his attention to detail ..same with the guy from AMMO ..OCD to the make ..
I do this on my cars and also offer it to customers, a detailed car looks best when wheel wells are cleaned and condition, don’t forget to clean the back of the wheels while you are at it.
Second time I watch this whole video, and I'm pretty sure I've already commented, but again great job, so methodic and well made, greetings from the US my man!
CaseAgainstFaith1 - 99.9% of the cars I see have filthy wheel wells. That number includes just-washed cars. Dirty wheel-wells certainly detract from the overall appearance of a car.
@@jrh11254 as a detailer I only see doing this when delivering car to the customer, otherwise just sell the car and drive bycicle or something...cause its a waste of time! especially if you're in wet climate, why burn few hours of life, water and some chemicals when next day its already again dirty
Yes, great video!!!! Doing the wheel wells the right way sure as the sun goes up every morning is a very big time consuming task. I suggest to use jack stands.
Great video Sandro. I love getting lost in my own thoughts as I detail my wheels and wheel wells. It’s a different thing though when you’re on the clock with a client’s car.
I clean my wheel wells and undercarriage everytime i wash the car (every weekend). As protection i use Chemical Guys Bare Bones although this DLUX coating looks awesome, gonna give it a try. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for putting this video up. I will say when I say the car you were cleaning I thought how bad could it be? But when you got the wheel off you got my attention!!! I will use many of your cleaning tips, but I do have added needs to protect against Mud and Salt Missouri USA here. You may cringe but for me after cleaning WD40 is my friend. Thank you again.
Very through job, Will defiantly use the c quartz I have. Also thought maybe I'll spray some geyon can coat up in the suspesion parts and area to try coating the areas you can't physically reach with your hands.
I like my vw clean but someone that spends all that time on the underside has a serious problem. Put the wheels back on and drive the car and see the lovely country we live in. I pressure wash under my arches and wash it every week with autoglym shampoo and conditioner then I use it. One day they all get scrappef
Car Craft Auto Detailing I'm a bit of a detailing head case myself, been doing it since the early 2000's on and off. I have a question for you, are you familiar with carbon sealants ? And if so are you aware of topping waxes that will work w/ them without streaking and smearing ?
Basically the only thing i can say is this that when your going to sell the car, even privately most people will pay the red books value and i am sorry to say that unless the car has very very low km's then you will get a real good price, sure you will get more because the car was looked after and proof of what was done as far as cleaning it with paperwork to prove it, it will never get your cost back, but if you have a road driven car and want to look after it like Sandro does, which is to teach people who to do it and what would be the best products to use, which i would consider the best u tube channel for detailing cars and products reviews bar none. :)
First of all.... I don’t think it is over kill. I believe it shows you care about what you do and customers trust their vehicles to you or whoever is detailing. Their a baby is on your hands. So yes not over kill in my view. But I have a question...... what is best to do, to put the ceramic coating on the wheel well first or maybe put a serum first on the plastic to give it a better shine let it dry and then the ceramic coating or to do the reverse first? The later makes me think I would mess with the hydrophobic properties of the coating. And by serum I mean like as an example “bare bones from chemical guys”
Yes, to create the very best bond to the surfaces you want them as clean and bare as possible before applying a coating which will give you best durability down the track rather than layering the coating over something else.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing will putting a layer of the product I mentioned tho.... will that mess with the hydrophobic properties of the ceramic coating? Should I best leave it alone and not add it?
Amazing job only for your brera’s arches!!! Interesting comments for the products utilisations and effectives cleaning!!! For me as you degreasers (surfex HD in my case) are more effective on the wheels arches as APC
Great vid Sandro, Jesus those wheel nuts are a ball ache to take off... lol did not expect dlux on the arches... nice touch 👌 keep up the good work mate 😄
I noticed you used a ‘white’ trigger with TR.IX. I recently had a ‘black’ trigger leak on me and contacted CarPro in the UK and they informed me that although I was using a trigger off a reload bottle, they are coloured to show what liquids they are designed to be used for. Black for solvent based fluids (TR.IX) and white for water based (Reload). Using a white on a black liquid means the seals will be damaged and leakage/bad spray will occur as a result. Otherwise, nice advice in the video bro!
Fantastic job, I've decided to go for as well ! Stupid question - why not to use wheel bolt/nut remover with plastic coating to avoid possible scratches ?
No, I usually just drive back and forth a few of times hitting the breaks and that clears all the rust off - you can then just use some blown air to remove any particles.
If you were doing the entire car with a full detail, would you do this first then the rest of the car? Then at the end you could rinse and put protection on very last after entire car is done?
Curious as to what you clean the wheels with on a weekly/monthly basis when the wheels are on of course? I'm sure it would have to pH balanced because it would just remove that coating.
Great great video. Extremely pro job. Only suggestion with video is (lose the music) an have a bit more screen time on the Before and After shots. Using exactly the same camera angle for both. Outstanding work thanks.
Unreal how clean you got them, like brand new. I'm about to attempt this with my truck and honestly im wondering, how many Adderalls should I take first lol
Sandro, have you tried Surfex HD or Koch Chemie Green Star? I've watched several "head-to-head" themed product reviews where a host of APC's are compared to one another and those 2 always come out on top.
Good stuff mate...Finally a good reason to buy a tornador. Mate your forearms must be massive....I reckon 150+ bottle squeezes per wheel arch. So your saying APC is stronger than Sup Deg? I still haven't used APC just find SD is a pretty versatile product.
Great video as always, love the soundtrack btw, I did this on my bmw f30 but just used carpro Perl on plastics as that’s all I had also bmw has carpet like cover on wheel wells very little plastic, would like a recommendation for product to use on that for next time. TIA
If the coating feels a bit too grippy going on and wiping off, that’s usually a sign that you need to wait longer, but if the coating feels very slick and almost beads on top when you apply it and then just smears when you’re wiping it off, that’s a sign you’ve waited too long. Usually 2-3 hrs in warmer climates and 3-4 hrs on colder climates is about right.
Hey Sandro, beautiful work as always. Thanks for creating this channel, definitely informative and it’s made me see things very differently in terms of maintaining my vehicles. Will definitely try this out, I have a question: The rear arches have some sort of material/carpet lining. What’s your advice or take on getting it clean? Would it be wise to use Cquartz Fabric on that material in terms of coating?
When it comes down to it we all know doing wheel wells is the biggest labor of love. Because when you're done, there's always three more left to do 🤣
James Alexander Yup. When it comes to wheels im happy that i just need to detail two of them. On my car Im not THAT OCD about it being spotless
hudson
Ofcause, you can only get one side of the car into one picture, completely useless making the non visible side look good.
Nah im joking, i only detail my motorcycles wheels.
My car can do with some gunk on the rims.
Now that i read it i realize that i worded that commet really poorly.
LoL.
That’s the cup half full, half empty analogy
Projects you can do when you are serving 6 months or more house arrest and by order of the criminal court are forbidden to leave your property.
J K so I guess now is a great time!
Not sure wether to laugh or cry at that!
@@CarMadElliot LOL!
Good project for the current COVID-19 lockdown event..this is like a back referral ..one wheel arch per day 😁
This is the best detailing channel on RUclips! Everything is always detailed!
Very nice step by step and in detail video , like it
Seriously amazing! That is some serious thorough detail work and patience. Hats off to you sir!
For my personal vehicle I keep a dozen cheap microfiber towels from Walmart on hand for wheel wells and door jambs. Couple times a year I apply spray wax to wheel wells and door jambs. Easy to maintain.
Wow fantastic job
one of, if not the best full wheel well detail I have seen......got to say mate, if I lived in oz and i wanted my car detailing to the highest standard, with thought and care....i would only need to make one phone call....all the best in 2018.
Good video, but safety first of all, when you lift a car remember to place the Steel Jack Stands since the Service Jack usually lose hydraulic fluid
Or dont. #naturalselection
I wish my wife would allow me the time to go to this detail on my car. Great work
I know I want to right now lol but my wife would trip
lol
Sad y’all need your wife’s permission 😅
Just make up some bullshit about it being a hazard and throw in some made up mechanic sounding words. They don't know shit about cars so...
@@blakejohnson2206 dude!!!!! 😂🤣😂🤣🤣
My god you are so determine to perfection !! I am very impressed !! this is the best cleaning I have ever seen.
Extraordinarily work. Amazing what you have done. Respect
faaarrrk thats cleaner and brighter than my future
My favorite part is even back then he didn’t stop at 2 layers of CQuartz Deluxe, he waited the cure time and topped it with another sacrificial layer!! Gorgeous🤤🤤🤤🤤
Very impressive process. Your documentation both visually and narrative are first rate.
I couldn't believe how long it took before you actually put your hands/brush on the wheel wells. It makes total sense. 8 hrs, talk about a process! Man were the results worth the effort.
2023 i am learning from your video that you uploaded 6 years ago
Than you
as usual very methodical and precise presentation !good job
wow..cant imagine how long that took ...times 4 !!!
deepsquat600 probably a day for one side.. Two days? Unless he worked all day, then a whole day. Shit if i had a romeo I'd spend days letting my ocd get the best of me.
LOL ..yep .. I have just recently been going over a new ( for me ) great condition 1999 Acura CL .. and it still took me 4 hours with steam and de greaser to clean the engine bay ... heck ,, must take waaaaaaay too long.. I would give up ... they guy is awesome in his attention to detail ..same with the guy from AMMO ..OCD to the make ..
Great video! I have seen people talking about how great the P&S Brake Buster works for this purposes, which contains rust inhibitors… thanks!
Your process looks great. Excellent video!
Incredible Work As Always. Thank You Very Much for this Extremely Thorough Video, Sir!
I do this on my cars and also offer it to customers, a detailed car looks best when wheel wells are cleaned and condition, don’t forget to clean the back of the wheels while you are at it.
yes best to delivering car but otherwise no, waste of time, clean a bit but not that much in detail cause it will be very dirty soon
lol!!! "No more residue coming off on the microfiber cloth"!!! That's like new out of the factory!
Excellent work! This is a man that is passionate about car detailing. Even areas you dont see are perfect. True art in your craft. Subscribed!!
Second time I watch this whole video, and I'm pretty sure I've already commented, but again great job, so methodic and well made, greetings from the US my man!
I had no idea anyone would spend more than 5 minutes with a pressure washer to do a wheel well.
I feel ya’ but wait till you see the before and after pics
CaseAgainstFaith1 - 99.9% of the cars I see have filthy wheel wells. That number includes just-washed cars. Dirty wheel-wells certainly detract from the overall appearance of a car.
@@jrh11254 as a detailer I only see doing this when delivering car to the customer, otherwise just sell the car and drive bycicle or something...cause its a waste of time! especially if you're in wet climate, why burn few hours of life, water and some chemicals when next day its already again dirty
you know this is some killer hard ass work for sure but in the end it feels soo good to see finished product!
The most detailed detailing videos on you tube keep up the good work and keep the vid coming all the best
I love doing this mucb work knowing it will look the same as it did a day later
You went all out on this detail. The was an awesome video.
Really glad you enjoyed it!
This is cleaner than my fridge
thought I was the only that cared about every corner of my vehicle, glad to know you, and mate, This is Art, thanks for sharing, I'll subscribe 👍👍👍👍
Yes, great video!!!! Doing the wheel wells the right way sure as the sun goes up every morning is a very big time consuming task.
I suggest to use jack stands.
Awesome!! I am gonna try your method but without the Tornador, don' have one.
Add this to the dictionary for 'doing it right'
Bravo Sandro
Superb job
Amazing video, love your attention to details and your patience. 👍👍👍
Great video Sandro. I love getting lost in my own thoughts as I detail my wheels and wheel wells. It’s a different thing though when you’re on the clock with a client’s car.
I clean my wheel wells and undercarriage everytime i wash the car (every weekend). As protection i use Chemical Guys Bare Bones although this DLUX coating looks awesome, gonna give it a try. Thanks for the video!
am I the only one listening the video's audio and thinks this is mysteries of the universe...
most thorough wheel well video I have ever seen. Great commentary as well. I could never listen to a over hyped yank for that long. Good job.
Thank you for putting this video up. I will say when I say the car you were cleaning I thought how bad could it be? But when you got the wheel off you got my attention!!! I will use many of your cleaning tips, but I do have added needs to protect against Mud and Salt Missouri USA here. You may cringe but for me after cleaning WD40 is my friend. Thank you again.
If your wheel wells were these clean.. you dont want to hit the road anymore. Haha
Wow, I would never have thought to ceramic coat the wheel well! exceptionally well done sir.
Car Craft Auto Detailing good point...
I thought I was the elected one who feels like the car drives and acts better after it has been looked after. Luckily there are more of us 😉
Wow great result! Top job!
Top job mate. Lots of time but finish is worth it.
Excellent work. Something to look forward for myself when I clean my wheel wells after the winter season. Thanks. Subscribed.
Very through job, Will defiantly use the c quartz I have. Also thought maybe I'll spray some geyon can coat up in the suspesion parts and area to try coating the areas you can't physically reach with your hands.
Great work and great result. 👍💯
I like my vw clean but someone that spends all that time on the underside has a serious problem. Put the wheels back on and drive the car and see the lovely country we live in. I pressure wash under my arches and wash it every week with autoglym shampoo and conditioner then I use it. One day they all get scrappef
I’ve never spent this much time on the entire exterior of my car and if I did, I’d never want to take it out of the driveway again! Hahahaha
Based on this, I have no excuses to my 3.2 not to get the same treatment, thanks for the tech
Great job, but holy crap all that time to clean one wheel well? That's dedication, I could never be bothered to do that hahaha
Full-on
Wow, and I thought I was crazy, good job on the well and the video.
Car Craft Auto Detailing I'm a bit of a detailing head case myself, been doing it since the early 2000's on and off. I have a question for you, are you familiar with carbon sealants ? And if so are you aware of topping waxes that will work w/ them without streaking and smearing ?
Basically the only thing i can say is this that when your going to sell the car, even privately most people will pay the red books value and i am sorry to say that unless the car has very very low km's then you will get a real good price, sure you will get more because the car was looked after and proof of what was done as far as cleaning it with paperwork to prove it, it will never get your cost back, but if you have a road driven car and want to look after it like Sandro does, which is to teach people who to do it and what would be the best products to use, which i would consider the best u tube channel for detailing cars and products reviews bar none. :)
Put blue tape on the socket to protect ur rims when removing lug nuts
If I did this to my Terminator Cobra, my neighbors would probably key my car out of envy. Lol
First of all.... I don’t think it is over kill. I believe it shows you care about what you do and customers trust their vehicles to you or whoever is detailing. Their a baby is on your hands. So yes not over kill in my view. But I have a question...... what is best to do, to put the ceramic coating on the wheel well first or maybe put a serum first on the plastic to give it a better shine let it dry and then the ceramic coating or to do the reverse first? The later makes me think I would mess with the hydrophobic properties of the coating. And by serum I mean like as an example “bare bones from chemical guys”
Yes, to create the very best bond to the surfaces you want them as clean and bare as possible before applying a coating which will give you best durability down the track rather than layering the coating over something else.
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing will putting a layer of the product I mentioned tho.... will that mess with the hydrophobic properties of the ceramic coating? Should I best leave it alone and not add it?
Yes, unless it’s something that’s also got good hydrophobic behaviour.
Amazing job only for your brera’s arches!!!
Interesting comments for the products utilisations and effectives cleaning!!!
For me as you degreasers (surfex HD in my case) are more effective on the wheels arches as APC
Inspiring. Thank you, sir.
Great vid Sandro, Jesus those wheel nuts are a ball ache to take off... lol did not expect dlux on the arches... nice touch 👌 keep up the good work mate 😄
Great job!
only thing worried me in this video was the lack of axel stands holding the car up 😬 sick video though
U R ((1)) Of THE BEST!
Sounds like you're using music from Final Fantasy 7 or something. Great video!
EXCELLENT !!!
Great job
I noticed you used a ‘white’ trigger with TR.IX.
I recently had a ‘black’ trigger leak on me and contacted CarPro in the UK and they informed me that although I was using a trigger off a reload bottle, they are coloured to show what liquids they are designed to be used for.
Black for solvent based fluids (TR.IX) and white for water based (Reload).
Using a white on a black liquid means the seals will be damaged and leakage/bad spray will occur as a result.
Otherwise, nice advice in the video bro!
Fantastic job, I've decided to go for as well ! Stupid question - why not to use wheel bolt/nut remover with plastic coating to avoid possible scratches ?
Do you put on any products on to the rotors to stop them rusting during the cleaning?
No, I usually just drive back and forth a few of times hitting the breaks and that clears all the rust off - you can then just use some blown air to remove any particles.
I’m surprised you took all this time, but didn’t remove the rotor. So much can be cleaned behind that.
How to remove the ceramic coating in high gloss black rims? i missed to level out
You’ll probably have re-polish and re-coat that trim.
You must have an awesome wife, bloke; mine complains when i spend more than 2 hours detailing our cars!
That's not a wife that's an dictator. Get some earplugs.
If you were doing the entire car with a full detail, would you do this first then the rest of the car? Then at the end you could rinse and put protection on very last after entire car is done?
@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks. I'm new to this stuff and am a new subscriber to your channel it's the best channel I've found. 🤙🤙
Curious as to what you clean the wheels with on a weekly/monthly basis when the wheels are on of course? I'm sure it would have to pH balanced because it would just remove that coating.
As always great video and info
Only watching this in 2020
Amazing results looks like new
On average How long does 1 ww take ?
Super nice but why ceramic coating ?
Great great video. Extremely pro job. Only suggestion with video is (lose the music) an have a bit more screen time on the Before and After shots. Using exactly the same camera angle for both. Outstanding work thanks.
very nice... thank you...
You should list all he products you use in the description and a link to them
Unreal how clean you got them, like brand new. I'm about to attempt this with my truck and honestly im wondering, how many Adderalls should I take first lol
Sandro, have you tried Surfex HD or Koch Chemie Green Star? I've watched several "head-to-head" themed product reviews where a host of APC's are compared to one another and those 2 always come out on top.
Whats a new better version for wheelwell dressings?
You could try Shine Supply Classy Chassis
Do you ever remove your rotor and caliper and clean the wheel hub assembly too?
Do you think there's any chance of damaging the engine at all when cleaning the wheel wells of a car?
Good stuff mate...Finally a good reason to buy a tornador. Mate your forearms must be massive....I reckon 150+ bottle squeezes per wheel arch. So your saying APC is stronger than Sup Deg? I still haven't used APC just find SD is a pretty versatile product.
Great video as always, love the soundtrack btw, I did this on my bmw f30 but just used carpro Perl on plastics as that’s all I had also bmw has carpet like cover on wheel wells very little plastic, would like a recommendation for product to use on that for next time. TIA
How do you know when the dlux has cured and is ready for the next coat?
If the coating feels a bit too grippy going on and wiping off, that’s usually a sign that you need to wait longer, but if the coating feels very slick and almost beads on top when you apply it and then just smears when you’re wiping it off, that’s a sign you’ve waited too long.
Usually 2-3 hrs in warmer climates and 3-4 hrs on colder climates is about right.
1-2 hours per wheel well, 4 wheel wells total, Damn!!
Hey Sandro, beautiful work as always. Thanks for creating this channel, definitely informative and it’s made me see things very differently in terms of maintaining my vehicles. Will definitely try this out, I have a question: The rear arches have some sort of material/carpet lining. What’s your advice or take on getting it clean? Would it be wise to use Cquartz Fabric on that material in terms of coating?
Car Craft Auto Detailing Awesome stuff. Thank you Sir. Looking forward to your next update.
Does silicone oil can do the job as a cheap and simple solution since most of the time everyone have it?
What protectant would you recommend for wells that have the softer coating sprayed on them and very little plastic?
Esagerato....
Nice car
excellent job!!! however the music is awful
good jobs as usual , may i know if u still using the same suede towel for the second coat or a new one ?
Where abouts can your get these products and spray gun system in Melbourne?