DRY ICE CLEANING THERAPY - Mercedes Benz W211 E55 AMG Wagon 

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Thank you Mauricio! Glad to have you here :) We appreciate it!

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Many shops already getting dry ice machines but still it’s a very expensive tool to have…

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Always depend on time so the car, condition and your expectations/goals can change price a lot… from $1000 to $3500 (Can be even more, but usually the max s around $3k)

@@IAMDetailing thanks for the reply. I'm seriously considering having this done on my BMW E36 ALPINA.

An Alpina is definitely worth cleaning.

@@DanielIliev I do all I can to maintain it, clean it, I have have her detailed twice a year. The under carriage has always been on my mind. This is the solution I've been looking for. So I'm seriously considering having it done.

@@OsKBLaZe it would definitely be worth it in the long run. It just makes everything look brand new!!

German cars break down way more then Japanese cars. And they are 4 times more expensive to maintain and service. So your point is completely invalid…

@@Ummmmmkay88 typical poor peoples answer 😂

@@gurgelplus Typical Troll comment 👌

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I’ll do it next time 😉

rental will cost you more and result not will be same... I think rental will be around $4k and you will need lift. Better is to find someone close to you who can do the job for you.

@@IAMDetailing I have a full 2 post lift, full size shop air compressor all I’d need is the machine plus ice. Sadly places around seem to charge crazy money

@@a7xphenix oh that's great! Just be sure you have enough powerful compressor and also perfectly dry air because that's critical part for proper work. I think the best way is contact ColdJet and ask them who they have around or how you can rent the machine. I don't know the pricing there in Pittsburgh but usually if people hear $200+ per hour they think it's expensive till I'll explain my cost... such as $12 just electricity per hour, dry ice, cost of equipment around $80-100k and then pay someone who will do this really hard work... Good luck with finding someone with rental there and if you need any help with setup the machine let us know ;)

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no one touch it since it was new I think so it will take probably 15years :) or it can be clean forever if you do 1-2hours cleaning every year with us ;)

@@IAMDetailing I like that answer. I'll be bringing my old Jag by sometime

@@TransformationDetail sounds good ;) We are here whenever you are ready

These mostly being California cars.. you’re totally right. Easy life

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That’s why they only cater to the wealthy gear heads as the are the ones have the desire and means to pay for services. This isn’t for everyone and they don’t won’t to service everyone, that’s why they’re in the elite class, they can afford to charge more for their services

@@VinceroAlpha As this becomes more popular the price will go down and they will have to compete with other's. Time will tell

@@ilikechickensausages2075 Most Porsche shops charge $250-300 / hour to service your car. we charge $250/hour to Dryce® a car and Jakub will tell you, it's much harder work. So not likely this will be done professionally for less anytime soon or at all. Manual labor costs more than ever before because fewer people are will to work hard. Truck drivers are getting paid $100k-$150 / year for instance. Half of the 100+ cars I have dry ice cleaned belonged to me. I cleaned them to get more when I sell them. Which works VERY well. Will others charge less later, sure. Just like you can get a car painted for $800 or $20k for a professional job. So it is true here also. I will never dry ice clean a car for less than$250/hour. If nobody wants to pay that, I'll just do my own cars. And Jakub is one of the very few I would ever trust to do one of mine if I ever needed one down in California. By the way, I've had a 2+ month waiting list for over 2 years.