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Dry-ice cleaning is an extremely effective way to deep clean any surface. Scott from Dryce Nation shows us the step-by-step process to fully restore a dirty vehicle back to factory-level cleanliness.
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@maxclough8931 2 года назад

This is the coolest thing I have ever seen.

@smokeysify 2 года назад

😆

@benjaminblankenship980 2 года назад

Icy what you did there

@ridgefrost 2 года назад

Badamm-tsss

@giorgospapi5979 2 года назад

This guy needs to chill out

@salhotra28 2 года назад

True!

@davidburcar7620 2 года назад

I saw this process done in an auto plant 10 years ago on the fans that cooled off the line workers. A plastic sheeting tent was set up over a small area on the line and a small crew would use one of these dry ice powerwashers to clean off the greasy dust build up. The frozen gas would disappear as it warmed up in the process and you could see the clumps of greasy dust just fall off the fan leaving it looking like new. They did not need to take the fans down, nor remove the cage from around the fan blades. Quite a process! I was impressed.

@pain_weaver 2 года назад

It's not a power washer.... as for dry ice it's food grade so many applications. I've used several different dry ice blasting machines. Dissappear..... as soon as it hits the surface it is gone. As for the people using it I hope they are well trained. A company i contracted for had them. People complained about the noise so they built a room around the work area. Someone came to see how they were doing and all of the workers were on the ground. The CO2 displaced all the oxygen. From that point on no employee was allowed to use them. Only outside contractors with confined space training. Did alot of confined space work. Certification every year. Proper safety gear used at all times. Including air monitors.

@andreas3904 Год назад

@@pain_weaver Why wouldnt they just make them wear oxygen masks?

@vaibhavsisodiya5417 Год назад

Cost

@qud3913 Год назад

Wow.. 10 years ago! Seems to me it never took off because how expensive and unpractical it is.

@captainwin6333 Год назад

@@qud3913 It's the cost of the compressor that's the problem. A dry ice machine big enough for doing cars is maybe in the region of 6-10 grand but a compressor that can supply it with 200-250psi will set you back tens of thousands and it'll only power one machine at a time. There's smaller dry ice cleaners nowadays which are cheaper and only need smaller compressors but they're also much slower at doing a full car.

@darthgrundle2349 2 года назад

Dry Ice or Cryo Blasting has been used in industry for decades. I worked in plastic molding for 35 years and we used this method to clean our molds and tooling almost daily. From what I have been told NASA had a big part in developing this technology as a safe way to clean the tiles on the Space Shuttles.

@theboz1419 Год назад

I worked in the thermoforming and extrusion industries. One place I worked at used AFM(Abrasive Flow Machining) to remove Vinyl residue from the dies and also to keep the surfaces mirror finish. Over time though the tooling would wear out. The last couple plastic places I worked relied on various forms of sand blasting. Never did any Cryo blasting. But, Im glad im finally out of that line of work after 20+ years and now work as a Millwright contractor mostly on Conveyor systems.

@Greenteabook Год назад

This looks like one of the most visually satisfying jobs in the world, like pressure washing set to maximum clean.

@federrr7 Год назад

Is incredible is the first time I heard about dry ice for cleaning

@topfuelsuzi 10 месяцев назад

I have seen many Dry Ice videos. You folks are the most professional that I've seen so far. Honesty, integrity and openness go a long.way

@Ass_of_Amalek 2 года назад

"we don't add to or remove any CO2 from the environment" even if that dry ice is made from atmospheric CO2, it still takes a lot of energy to freeze.

@illegalopinions4082 2 года назад

Yes. This is a good use of energy.

@ScottAles 2 года назад

We are in the development of our next facility which will be 100% solar powered.

@ItsAli4 2 года назад

@@ScottAles This product looks amazing and I'd be interested in purchasing it. However, since it is in the USA the voltage is probably 110V. Here in Kenya, we use 220V. Also unless I figure out how to make dry ice, the costs of buying the ice would prevent me from buying this machine

@ScottAles 2 года назад

@@ItsAli4 Of course, sourcing 3 mm dry ice blasting pellets is the first hurdle to overcome. if you can find that product locally, our value based machine does not require electricity, just compressed air.

@thunderjumper7958 2 года назад

Pretty similar to hydrogen. Takes energy to make. If we had more efficient way of getting just hydrogen then it would be awesome.

@GregoryGuerrier 2 года назад

Interesting, I've never seen dry ice used in this manner before. I could see this type of cleaning service growing to be more common everywhere in the future.

@WorksopGimp 2 года назад

It should be banned its CO2 Carbon dioxide ;-)

@segua 2 года назад

Like washing clothes or suits. Would be dope

@jimmyhopkins9497 2 года назад

Its old tech though. They were using it at the Glad plant I worked at in 2006.

@OutSideTheBoxFormat 2 года назад

@@WorksopGimp you shod be banned for all that CO2 coming from your flap.

@R3kkr 2 года назад

@@WorksopGimp Without CO2, plants/trees wouldn't have anything to feed on in order to produce their waste, which is oxygen for us.

@darthhodges Год назад

I'd never heard of this before seeing this video. It takes the underlying principle of sandblasting but incorporates a softer, self-annihilating medium. I have also previously seen how extreme cold can aid in the removal of stuck on things. I look forward to seeing how the concept spreads into areas beyond cars and what things it ends up being particularly good for.

@johntheux9238 5 месяцев назад

I think it's used to clean telescope mirrors.

@RenoLuke 2 года назад

Since the grime, oil, and dirt doesn’t just disappear, I wonder what the process is for cleaning up and disposing. Do you vacuum the floor? Sweep it into a dust pan?

@emmettturner9452 2 года назад

I hope they have a big shop fan moving as much as possible out of the shop first. Should probably have a filter on it too. Respirators and eye protection are a must. I’d hope the pavement in front of the garage gets regular street sweeper visits or it’s going to become a real oil slick.

@lightdark00 2 года назад

Anything that freezes and releases is going to melt and stick somewhere else. It's really sad they didn't cover this main topic of interest.

@manoman0 2 года назад

Dry ice blasts this stuff into absolute small particles, micro or nano particles if you will.

@kaizendigital_id 2 года назад

@@manoman0 but still it would be a tick layer of dust and oil somewhere if you didnt clean it properly

@zxggwrt 2 года назад

It goes all over you and all over your equipment. So depending on what material you're removing you should spread plastic all over like you're working at Fukushima. It makes cleanup easier.

@screwdajuice 2 года назад

"we use a torque wrench to break the lug nuts loose" huh?

@ScottAles 2 года назад

Just one of my many misstatements this year so far! After 45 years of using a torque wrench, I do know the difference. 🤣

@kuiper921 2 года назад

Caught that too but yea i wouldn’t knock him for it, people make mistakes especially with speaking lol

@Zackmild. 2 года назад

Lolol I say this all the time accidentally haha. I'll mean impact but I'll say torque wrench for some dumb reason haha

@johngangemi1361 2 года назад

Agreed. That was not a torque wrench.

@Notyourphone. 2 года назад

1/2 inch breaker bar.

@ThatsYT2i 2 года назад

This is truly an incredible process.

@woodrax 2 года назад

I have always liked watching them use this process on art pieces and old wooden structures.

@kicknpost 2 года назад

it's amazing for removing mold and mildew from wood

@zaceryhammond1144 2 года назад

Only problem you’ll need about 50 k for the setup and 500+ lbs of ice per car you want to do

@mosesm6040 2 года назад

@@zaceryhammond1144 It isn’t really ice. Dry ice is frozen Carbon dioxide (CO2)! That’s why he clearly stated that there wasn’t any water involved!

@zaceryhammond1144 2 года назад

@@mosesm6040 wow you are impressively stupid honestly There is actually water tho water from the air as the parts cooled water will condense.

@roberthaines4221 2 года назад

This is SUPER-cool! I hope that Harbor Freight (or some other source of low-cost tools) soon offers a consumer-level dry-ice blasting system

@BritishRosie-es3zr Год назад

That's so satisfying to watch. If I had that equipment I would clean EVERYTHING that way, whether it was appropriate or not!

@2298839082508923859 2 года назад

I was wondering, that chemical/physical processes stands behind this mesmerizing effect. It's great, that you included explanation of this phenomenon, that's really fascinating!

@ChrizHose 2 года назад

the dryice gets grinded and then shot onto the surface with high pressure air, then the dryice, after taking the dirt particle with it, evaporates

@brianwest2775 2 года назад

Essentially no-mess sandblasting. It's possible that the temperature shock helps. Is it possible that the solid to gas occurs the instant that it's on the surface and that pressure pops things off? I'm a bit skeptical. I think that you need to hit the surface with the particle and it probably bounces off before sublimating.

@mildlydisinterested 2 года назад

@@brianwest2775 solid to gas is known as "sublimation".

@dericksmith2137 2 года назад

Very interesting. I’ve seen dry ice used in home remodeling. Mike Holmes Reno’d a ‘grow house’. The moisture had filled the house with mould. Even after removing all the drywall, the 2X4 studs were black with mould . But with a sandblasting type gun with dry ice, the wood looked brand new and the mould was dead.

@marianobazan6596 Год назад

Mold

@evilsharkey8954 Год назад

@@marianobazan6596 People in some countries spell “mold” with a U.

@TheMpo1986 Год назад

Britain's spell it with a U.

@TheChzoronzon Год назад

"grow house" with brackets... yeah, I know those... My advice: pay the electricity bill, don't steal it. And control the smell with carbon filters...those are the two main giveaways for police...

@seeharvester Год назад

@@TheChzoronzon Or 'just say no' to drugs.

@scallywag1716 Год назад

Had a guy bring a unit into our plant. It worked awesome! Removed hardened glue from our packing lines without damaging the electronics. Really amazing! Only downside is that it can be expensive and there are some personnel safety factors to deal with. My company didn’t want to pony up the cost for it at that time. But seeing this makes me want to revisit and see if we can get it approved.

@nuclearwinter21 2 года назад

Now, short clips of dry ice cleaning have gone viral. It deserves to be hyped. 💚👍🏼

@melihherenn 2 года назад

I am seeing a cleaning process with dry ice for the first time and I think it might be one of the most important inventions on cleaning industry. It is amazing and I hope it would be common.

@dylanh4657 2 года назад

There is a guy in Florida that sells these machines. He has small ones and bigger ones.

@dylanh4657 2 года назад

@@ScottAles You the guy that sold the machines to Tommy?

@melihherenn 2 года назад

@@dylanh4657 Yes I did a bit of research and realised it wasn't a new stuff

@dylanh4657 2 года назад

Nevermind. I see Tommy on your map. Except you have the wrong location. You have Kent,CT which is where his house is. His new shop (and old shop) are in New Milford.

@dylanh4657 2 года назад

@@melihherenn It's basically media blasting (Sand, Bead/Glass, Vapor etc) but outside of a blasting cabinet, cause the dry ice just evaporates.

@TerMa354 2 года назад

That's a business I wouldn't mind looking into. Cleaning has such a high reward factor! Amazing!

@ScottAles 2 года назад

DryceNation

@haroldseaman4243 Год назад

Did job like this on a news paper printing press good way to remove built up paint and motivated me to find a different job. Been making dips and dressings for the last 20 years lol!!!

@sagargholap Год назад

Hands down the best thing I’ve seen today!

@sofoboachie5221 2 года назад

Hey Scot I got nothing to add but just appreciating the fact that you are answering every question and comment here even though some are hostile. Great video

@georgiaguardian4696 2 года назад

Amazing cleanup!! I have never seen or heard this until today!! I’d love to have a home kit to clean everything!

@fortuner123 2 года назад

Stunning. I never heard about this process until now. Great vid.

@christophergeorge8800 Год назад

Oh thank you. This is everything the best for cleaning. A masterpiece visually and simplicity. The bestcto you. Thank you for producing this video

@Brian-ob9vf 2 года назад

This is an incredibly effective method! I've had vehicles I've had to soak the transmission with degreaser then hit with a pressure washer. Then repeat that process at least once more before I would even attempt to start pulling the nuts and bolts! Nothing like spending the better part of 2 days cleaning and getting covered in the fluids being sprayed off before it can be disassembled. Curious to know how well this system works on oxidized metals though. This would be great if you could just pump up the p.s.i and partical size and get through the rust and paint for body repairs!

@ScottAles 2 года назад

We can, very easily.

@paidopossum4705 2 года назад

They can use lasers to remove paint and rust

@jesusislord6545 2 года назад

Repent to Jesus Christ!! “The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” ‭‭2 Peter‬ ‭3:9‬ ‭NIV‬‬

@kennethken8974 2 года назад

@@jesusislord6545 fcking psyco everywhere

@simorf 2 года назад

Try using bicarb sprayed. Similar result

@Neilarmeweak550 2 года назад

This guy's voice is so calming... he sounds like an audiobook

@harriettedaisy2233 2 года назад

Sounds like a salesman trying to sell ice to an Eskimo in December.

@Mercurychka 2 года назад

@@harriettedaisy2233 🤣👍🏼

@Chris-cz6hn Год назад

just make sure you have proper ventilation but yea I have seen this as an alternative to sandblasting. really cool to see this application in a cleaning setting makes me want to start my own business doing this how satisfying to watch.

@laurae.gutierrez5475 2 года назад

Wow very interesting and very cool after it's done! I am very impressed by this method! It almost feels like sand blasting only without the sand portion! Thank You for the clear description of this process!

@HansOvervoorde 2 года назад

I had never heard of this before, it is brilliant in so many ways!

@nishikant7859 2 года назад

I wonder if this process becomes global. Think about the environment. Plus some of the customers who have a bit of an OCD regarding the cleanliness of their car. Yes, I'm one of those customers. Would love this entire spa experience for my baby car. :)

@ScottAles 2 года назад

It is global now! We have Dryce members in 4 countries and counting...

@elmuffinmanthecartelguy7296 2 года назад

you do not have OCD because of a dirty car obsessives compulsive disorder should be quintuple checking if you packed your lunch and go to sleep going nuts if you locked the doo after after checking 12 times

@ScottAles 2 года назад

@@elmuffinmanthecartelguy7296 The term is used to relate to others generally. I agree with your correction.

@rodknee7824 2 года назад

@@ScottAles how can I get in this industry?

@ScottAles 2 года назад

@@rodknee7824 We have a complete system for anyone no matter their intent, fun, full or part time, work for someone else... DryceNation

@dianehayse1439 2 года назад

I've never seen anything like this!!!! It's awesome!!!!

@jasonmarchione110 2 года назад

This brings detailing to a whole new level

@EFCLARK 2 года назад

You sooooo got it right, with the OCD reference. I tryyyyyyy to clean and scrub but could neverrrrr get this kind of result. Even the video made me sigh in relief! I've been looking in my area to get this done. Thanks for elaborating... I wondered how all this specificly worked. Eco friendly too? I'm alllll innnnnnn

@edgarribeirodossantos9019 2 года назад

Thank you so much for the thoroughly explanation on how dry ice cleaning works and all the environmental info as well ... great video! 👏👏👏👏👊💙🚗

@rafael_lana 3 месяца назад

Really late reply but I'm only watching it now, the environmental part was embellished with technicalities. He doesn't add carbon by freezing and blasting it (same amount) but freezing things that cold takes A LOT of energy, that's why energy consumption goes up in the summer because of ACs. All energy consumes carbon, and freezers are essentially removing heat from something and dumping it on the air (is thermal pollution a thing yet? 😂). Not to mention cleaning parts like near the tires is mostly for temporary looks, all that grease is up on the air or the ground now, and just a hundred miles in will be all dirty again. Of course there are parts worth cleaning and extending their life, mainly cultural relevant things like old cars and such.

@shenandoahmike3915 Год назад

Now that is pretty cool! Corncob works good to, 40 years ago we used crushed corn cob to clean off greasy electric motors at the steel plant,that stuff was good because it did not subject the motor to any moisture.

@arcatacompany Год назад

I just replaced both my heads and gaskets and all surrounding gaskets and I would have loved to have a handy tool like that and would still love it to be able to clean out everything under the hood and from the ground to the roof

@twins213rb 2 года назад

It works very well for asphalt paving equipment too. Chips away all the oil that builds up throughout the construction season. The company I work for rents one those big machines for a few days a year to clean off the SS1 oil filled equipment.

@merbesfield 2 года назад

What is the name of the company that you rent the machine from?

@manuelfeliciano9602 2 года назад

How much does it cost for rental n dry ice?

@dinguskhorne9675 2 года назад

I would love to give this a try been a detailer for nearly 12 years.

@ScottAles 2 года назад

Come visit us in Central Florida, DryceNation

@p__jay 2 года назад

You missed out on something big all those years 🙃

@SalihSabir 2 месяца назад

The fact that when restored, it looks like that tells me I don’t have to worry about having it cleaned. ❤

@H76Pro Год назад

I actually wanted a longer video as this was very satisfying to watch!

@CryoDetail 2 года назад

We have been doing this for over a decade now and the results are truly incredible.

@Lordgorbon Год назад

What parts of the car do u avoid?

@julietaylor2685 2 года назад

Brilliant. Perfectly articulated by the subject matter expert

@ramonrivera5467 2 года назад

I really was impressed it looks time consuming but the results are really worth it and afterwards it will be a pleasure to repair anything on the car that clean.

@abhijeethjnair 2 года назад

This is by far the most satisfying video I have seen. Period

@TheSar 2 года назад

Amazing process - never knew about this

@bane8305 2 года назад

I'm curious if the tempature change would add any wear and tear to the metal of the car

@zaceryhammond1144 2 года назад

@@bane8305 it’s extremely cold but as a flame is extremely hot but you can put your hand thru it with no pain there’s potential to harm the material but that’s where constant movement comes in aswell as changing size of particulate. Exc

@stevesvids 2 года назад

If I'm not mistaken, Dry Ice Blasting was developed by the aviation industry or military to remove paint from aircraft bodies. A method that produces such shock expansion and contraction, fracking, that even coatings can be removed. On aircraft this eliminates any mechanical damage to the aircraft structure and surfaces. I read about it years ago... hope I'm right. 😄👍

@BartSimpson-nr1dy Год назад

Dry ice blasting is the way to go. By no means is it new. 30 some years ago in my hometown of Cincinnati Ohio in an outlying suburb is a company by the name of Cold Jet. One of the first to experiment with dry ice blasting. Great video

@hotdoggravy 5 месяцев назад

I’ve never even heard of this before, looks like it works great

@thepnwtest2124 2 года назад

Would love to get this done with my off road rig

@olaroti1211 2 года назад

I have never heard or seen this process before. This is so mind blowing!

@thedonn138 2 года назад

This process is ages ago

@curtishendrix2835 9 месяцев назад

The most satisfying thing I’ve seen in a while.

@lewisstratton Год назад

That is really impressive! Great video.

@TeBiDoWil 2 года назад

We use these daily in the injection molding industry for cleaning mold faces. I have used it during an engine build or three lol.

@AcuraAddicted 2 года назад

Looks great! Would be awesome if you would lay out a basic price list for this as well. Say just underbody for a typical sedan, crossover and SUV, engine bay for same, both together, etc.

@DRSURYAPRAKASHSURGEON 2 года назад

I learnt a new use of dry ice. Thanks

@Pharaohscrown 3 месяца назад

I've never heard of dry ice cleaning this is fascinating

@bobwhelk2115 2 года назад

Wow you use a torch wrench - your such a professional!

@markpinther9296 2 года назад

Yeah, using a torque wrench to break lug nuts free....never, ever do this.

@JustWasted3HoursHere 2 года назад

What an interesting idea! Sand blasting with dry-ice so that it evaporates on its own. Does a surprisingly good job, too. I was especially impressed by the work on that old leather car door panel.

@efreniiibravante4373 2 года назад

Drice blasting

@Gravvvyyy Год назад

It was a vinyl door.

@philip2774 Год назад

I worked on a large home that had mold on the first floor, floor system during construction. It cost over $60,000 to have all the 18” i-joists in the crawl space, dry ice blasted and vacuumed. Worked really well.

@rz7818 2 года назад

This video is extremely satisfying to watch.

@Dan-gy3cu 2 года назад

Techs at work discovered a couple of years ago that cleaning molds for plastic molding with dry ice is the best thing since the invention of sliced bread and post-it notes.

@leemartin1605 2 года назад

Sliced bread is pretty awesome

@equiaux_music 2 года назад

I love this 💕

@agentbey Год назад

Incredible process and the results are indeed satisfying.

@mmdiane Год назад

I had no idea this was even a thing. Wow... I'm amazed.

@brianwho7017 2 года назад

That looks truly amazing. The question I have is I know it's not a cheap process so doesn't the car start to get grimy the second you start driving it home? Are there any kind of inhibitors that keep it that clean for at least a couple of days? Like I said I think it's a very cool process of just trying to see the point of cleaning your undercarriage like that on a driver

@ScottAles 2 года назад

Like many things in life, it's not meant to be for everyone or every car. When you consider the amount of perfectly restored garage queens around the world, you get a sense of the type of clients which would desire this service. Our pursuit at DryceNation is to preserve cars rather than restore them. A preservation service as opposed to restoration which involves disassembly, stripping to bare metal, then recoating, plating, or painting.

@FredPauling 2 года назад

Imagine being the engineer who figure out this cleaning process! What an awesome invention.

@stealthemail3829 Год назад

That was a long, long time ago. Nothing new here.

@ecstazyrm Год назад

I figured it out

@jimwhittaker5838 Год назад

This I've never seen or heard of. Cool

@BlackwellsDryIceBlasting Год назад

Great application! I love that the oil and grease doesn't get washed down a drain!

@rafael_lana 3 месяца назад

Goes either to the air or in the ground, where it will eventually go down a drain. It's not changing the material, just moving it.

@ps13215033 2 года назад

I wonder what ft-lb i need to set my torque wrench to free my lug nuts

@WhuDhat 2 года назад

All of it

@ScottAles 2 года назад

That was the dumbest thing I've said so far this year! 🙄

@ps13215033 2 года назад

@@ScottAles haha good that you are owning up to it! Happens to all of us!

@TheUnknownHarbingers 2 года назад

@@WhuDhat you paid for the whole torque wrench lol

@brantardrey7360 2 года назад

None in 50 years of doing Automotive I've never had to use a torque wrench to take a lug nut off I tighten them up if you want to torque them when you're done you can do it when you're done but I never use a torque wrench to undo a bolt I'll Torque it when I'm tightening it

@fireaza 2 года назад

Pretty clever! It's like pressure washing, but because the dry ice boils off so quickly, there's no mess!

@Mountainmonths Год назад

never even heard of this. very satisfying to watch

@WhatAworld69 2 года назад

Amazing! Never had seen this before. Great video 👍

@thewatchworks1372 2 года назад

So let me get this right. Would this technically be considered a sort of bead blasting treatment but just using ground up dry ice instead of an actual abrasive medium? To be honest, it’s a pretty good idea

@ScottAles 2 года назад

Correct.

@ruslan1394 2 года назад

@@ScottAles except sand widely available and costs cents. Same sand can be reused over and over. Its also enviromentaly CO2 neutral 🙄.

@ruslan1394 2 года назад

@Pablo Morales wear a $0.10 mask. Crystals of sand is not a virus or bacteria its considerably large particles that can be caught by cheapest masks. How much that machine cost? I will estimate $200k plus dry ice storage and buying. how much will habe a sandbox cost under a car? This box does not need to be inside the shop. And if you buy slightly more expenside blaster it will have suction right on it to capture most of media still saving you 98% of this popsicle gun.

@russcooke5671 2 года назад

@Pablo Morales well said. A cheap mask can-protect you that is why you could wear it to protect against COVID. Oh what have I said

@adamh1228 Год назад

@@ruslan1394 Sand blasting is incredibly hazardous, even with "harmless sand" free silica dust causes silicosis, a widely known condition that affects many workers across multiple industries, it is cumulative and uncurable, causing a really bad quality of life in later years for many people. Thinking a cheap ass mask is good enough to protect someone for continuous work is not a good idea. Every time a sand particle hits a surface, it fractures and makes those microscopic particles that get into your lungs and never leave. Breathing in any kind of dust is really bad for people, especially insoluble, sharp materials You are totally right about the cost on this dry ice blasting though, its got to cost $5000 for the "base level" detail at a place that uses this kind of equipment.

@solracer66 2 года назад

My biggest concern would be damage to small rubber bits like vacuum hoses and the like. I am assuming that this is where the artistry comes in? Are there any areas, materials or surfaces outside the interior that this cleaning method won't work on?

@houdini5791 2 года назад

Pela primeira vez fiquei a saber e com uma explicação Top , como funciona uma limpeza com gelo seco ! Verdadeira vídeo aula Obrigado

@FredRose2001 Год назад

In a large printing company in (Sydney Australian) with multi unit printing machines ( 6 - 10 - 12 colour machines with a perfecter units ) they had a specialist cleaning company that came in at least twice a year that used this technology (dry ice cleaning ) 25 years ago, so this is not a new technology but it is very good at cleaning, doesn’t work to good with high humidity ( tends not to dry off ) but yes very effective.

@alejandrounda4362 2 года назад

I like what can be done with dry ice, particularly when cleaning the engine. My only concern is removing the factory rustproofing.

@TylerTheBassCreator 2 года назад

Small particle size wouldn't

@R3kkr 2 года назад

The fix for your concern would be to add a new rustproofing, consider that you might need to clean the factory rustproofing in order to find hidden rust, threat it, then apply new rustproofing in order to enjoy your classic car for another 20-30-40 years. And if you don't plan on using the car on salty winter roads, you can ceramic coat the underside, and do a simpler clean with dry ice a couple times a year to renew the underside ;)

@peteroberts3273 2 года назад

Now this is what you'd want to do to all the pieces before a complete paint job.

@kenlee-97 2 года назад

Yeah true ,-but probably no point doing the top painted part of vehicle, as that will be rubbed back to primer or bare metal during rub back, and then painted with primer any way before receiving the paint layers and clear coat...

@DennisRellins 3 месяца назад

I had no idea this was a thing. Awesome!

@quitosochangco939 2 года назад

Very interesting. Looking forward to learn more to service here in my area in the philippines.

@ViceCityNightcrawler 2 года назад

Haha I love that they’re using a Daytona Violet E36 as the demo car

@R3kkr 2 года назад

Thats Matt Moreman's (of Obsessed Garage) personal M3, there are videos on Scott Ales youtube and Obsessed Garage youtube channels ;)

@ViceCityNightcrawler 2 года назад

@@R3kkr I had a feeling it was lol it’s the only Daytona e36 I’ve seen getting this treatment on RU-vid

@ryanvas6 2 года назад

If I really want something cleaned, and it’s a nightmare, I use a power washer then a copper brush and a degreaser for detail work…I see now I’m a caveman with a club.

@ovalbeach 4 месяца назад

I get the same sense of satisfaction when I use my power washer…just a big box store kind of power washer…satisfying

@arcatacompany Год назад

This is such an awesome video I had no idea I've been using gas treatments and scoring pads and all sorts of stuff to degrease I just threw a bunch of dry ice in my gas tank and in my engine and I'm going to go drive around the block a few times see if that won't clean out the gunk inside amazing info thanks

@mrwalle4u 2 года назад

Looks almost like sandblasting but with dry ice 🧊 … Awesome- Looks expensive but nevertheless satisfying… 💯 👍🏼

@alexanderkupke920 2 года назад

Technically, it is. With the benefit of the additional cold and gas expansion.

@goldcd 2 года назад

Always fun to see something novel. I do have a question - Where does the dirt go? I presume blasted into the air as the N2 goes gaseous, then presume it just settles.. Can you just sweep/vacuum it up? I just liked the idea you could present the owner back with their clean car and the bag of the dirt you'd separated from it. "Here's your old Porche and here's 2kg of mixed Porsche patina"

@jakejakedowntwo6613 2 года назад

It gets shot into the environment, it’s basically sandblaster

@muhammedlabeeb 2 года назад

A small correction. Dry Ice is CO2. Not N2.

@goldcd 2 года назад

@@muhammedlabeeb you're right, no idea what I was thinking

@goldcd 2 года назад

@@jakejakedowntwo6613 Yes, but with a sandblaster you end up with sand (with some of what you blasted off mixed in/attached) - and normally you'd contain this. What struck me here is that as the CO2 disperses, you just end up with as perfect separation of your part and the dirt.

@johnstewartBr3X1T Год назад

Thanks very much for sharing. Excellent video 👍

@michaelmorrissey1052 2 года назад

Never heard of this, glad I watched.

@ITSTIMETOSTOP 2 года назад

“We use a torque wrench to break the lug nuts loose”

@shakazulu223 2 года назад

Bro like how do you wake up one morning and think " mhm maybe dry ice could clean my car better" that's just amazing

@Nick210 2 года назад

He didn’t invent cleaning with dry ice

@Ctvracingg 6 месяцев назад

Ordered my blaster and compressor! Cant wait.

@GeneralKato Год назад

I would love to have this done to my car. Looks very non-destructive. I am impressed.

@wrong2h8 2 года назад

You use a TORQUE WRENCH to BREAK the lugnuts loose? That's not what a torque wrench is for...

@alldaydan272 2 года назад

He used a breaker bar, but yeah I thought the same thing lol

@wrong2h8 2 года назад

@Fernando Ledezma I paused it. Put on headphones and replayed it twice just to make sure. My girlfriend cracked up at that and she doesn't even turn wrenches. We know it was just word vomit but you know these idgits in this world are gonna HEAR that and use it as LAW and start uncalibrating their torque wrenches left and right. Haha

@jamesfischer8667 2 года назад

how does this compare to regular power washing?

@justinx9892 2 года назад

No way power washing would get all that out.

@lilbacon7777 2 года назад

Far better you can find comparisons online.

@S85B50Engine 2 года назад

It basically has 0 water marks like those that are left if you don't dry it properly, because dry ice is solid CO2. You also have more cleaning power because it acts like a mild sandblaster and it's more environmentally friendly because you can use carbon capture top take CO2 out the atmosphere to make the dry ice and you don't flush chemicals down the drain.