Mach 1 Mustang DEEP CLEANING using SIMPLE Products!! 

Nice Tattoo on your left arm

@@RobertBrolo-l3q thanks!

No freakin cap dude DBP SQUAAAD‼️‼️‼️

That’s what got me hooked

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Bruh nice Ford Mustang 🎉🎉💪💪💰💰

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Same with my deep impact blue 14 GT… it’s in a garage but man it shows every scratch, swirl, dirt, dust debris etc.

Also are sure who you choose to do you’re ceramic coating is certified and can car fax register it after it’s done. Way to many now doing coatings and using crappy store bought bs. They also can help you know what to do to maintain you’re coating or set up a maintenance washes

Wrong using the same wash mitt only promotes wash induced marring, you wanna use a plush clean microfiber each time you wash. I’m a 16 year accredited detailer the wash mitt is old method proven to not be the best option for paint.

​​​@@emonday1389 As a detailer myself, I disagree. Some of the real good professionals I know still use them. It's all about washing them after each use. Using a new microfiber every time is not only expensive but not as easy to use. I have never experienced marring on any of my vehicles using my wash mitt, so that's just a detailing myth. My old school dad still uses a brush like the ones dealerships used to wash vehicles. Lol. One thing you got to remember is there's many different ways to Wash and detail a vehicle, it's whatever works best for the individual. When it comes to using microfibers pretty much all of them are reusable if they are washed and cleaned off correctly, the only time they are not reusable is if they are used to wipe off ceramic coatings, because the ceramic dries on the microfiber and creates little glass-like shards that can definitely damage your pain and don't come out with a simple wash. I've been washing and detailing my, my friends, Friends of Friends another people's vehicles, I have done small sports cars, and I have done big lifted trucks, they all come out amazing. My methods work too.

​@@emonday1389 Also my dude, if it was really outdated and actually caused damage, then why do big detailers like ammo, pan the organizer, mad detailing, and others that I can mention still use wash mitts? I'm thinking maybe it's your message that are outdated my friend, but if it works for you than all the power to you.

@@guitarsandcars2586 see that’s the issue with this industry everyone has “there” way but truth is there is a right and wrong way to detailing yes it may look great but what damage was implanted through the process because of wrong methods used. But as I stated you do what you want.

I did it on my 2020 10r80 car all the time.

@@DerekBaranProductions Damn, well I’m also closer to the sun up here in CO so maybe that’s it haha. Damn sea level dwellers 😂

Waiting for an engine bay cleaning video(: lol

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