Deep Cleaning the MOLDIEST BIOHAZARD JEEP EVER! | Satisfying DISASTER Car Detailing Transformation
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- Deep Cleaning the MOLDIEST BIOHAZARD JEEP EVER! | Satisfying DISASTER Car Detailing Transformation. Today, we tackle the interior & exterior of the moldiest Jeep EVER. This Jeep was left outside for 5 years in the woods without doors and let tons of mold grow that will require us to pressure wash the entire exterior, followed by a wash, clay bar and then polishing the paint to bring back its shine and a full interior detail! If you find our videos satisfying or motivating make sure you hit subscribe!
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Nah, you're not wasting your time at all! You give us great videos, you get better and better, learning the process more and become better at what you do. That goes with every type of work. And hey, we enjoy your detailing and it seems you do the same.
Thank you 😅
Jeep looks like a to be repairable
@@jacoby1234ification new chassis...
Honestly if the jeeps frame isn’t rusty and it can pass an emissions test I’d put that back on the road. That jeep came out so nice from the detail
There's a substancial hole in the floor @9:12
Parts are so easily available, should be saved
Some states don't have an emissions test that you have to pass. So even with that hole in the floor board, I'd put it back on the road anyway.
@@thenerdypatriot yup. Oklahoma doesnt have one 😅 lots of cars on the road that shouldnt be
@@myCaligirlFly Indiana doesn't have emissions tests either, and I have definitely seen some questionable vehicles. 😂
What you guys just did in the video was incredible, and you're not wasting your time entertaining the audience!
I enjoy watching your videos!
I bought a 2004 Ford Ranger a few years back, with only 88k original miles on it, 5 speed manual, BUT it was in terrible condition. The clear pact on the hood and roof were peeling, the bed was destroyed, the underneath was SUPER rusty, it was like they parked it in the ocean, the seats were ripped.
Bought it for $1900.
We ended up taking the bed completely off, replaced it with a southern, rust free bed, we replaced the rear part of the frame (the old rangers have a split frame) with a southern, rust free frame, we cleaned up the entire front of the frame, and undercoated all of it with POR15. Replaced everything trust needed replaced, got a new hood so the paint didn’t look as bad.
Ditched the rotted out wheels and tires for some 31 inch all terrain tires and it looked sweet! I daily drove that thing for a few years. No issues… kind of miss it.
you should make a video detailing what cleaning equipment you are using, Id like to know for cleaning my own cars :)
And to that point, how long does each process take? And how did you learn to do some of the things?
DITTO ME!!😀
I work as an artist on commission for local classic car community in Belgrade and one of my main clients had a vehicle in absolutely worst condition I have ever seen, so much so that he left it as is for years before he even started work on restoration - only once he knew what he had and how valuable it is, he decided to restore it alongside his father who died before the project could be completed. It is world's only surviving Audi truck from year 1912 that Keiser Wilhelm's German army pushed into Morava river during their withdrawal from Serbia in World War 1. After 87 years in a river, you can only imagine how it looked.
Wow, that car's a genuine part of history!
😳
Wow, as Toeland said - a real part of history.... I cannot imagine what it looked like after that long in the river. I gather one saving grace would be, I am assuming the river was a fresh water one and not a salt water near the ocean?
Would love to see before and after of that one. Before and after of anything thats been restored after years of neglect are always good. :D
Wow
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As a "girl" who loves to clean...this video was so rewarding...I loved to see restorations like this...not a waste of time at all...so satisfying
Beyond detailing, this is restoring.
Amazing job as usual, I would love to see you guys transform a hoarders car again, one of my favorite videos
That may have been the most satisfying 25 minutes of my life.
Guys; This was definitely NOT a waste of time! Anything you do/video/etc which enhances your profession: improves your technique: teaches you anything is not a waste of time. This jeep came out beautifully and I would get it checked to see if it runs, can pass emissions standards test etc and put it on the road. Plus, all the costs of materials used on this video car are tax deductions from your business (advertising). Great work guys.
As a Jeep owner myself, I couldn’t imagine only buying this beauty for parts.
I’d love to see you guys detail cars for those in need instead of cars that will never run again
The body is in remarkable condition all things considered. Great work guys!!
The green of the hood is beautiful
That car was an ecosystem of its own.
FINALLY a good tj detail on youtube
Nice
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When I was a detailer, we got a wholesale car come in that had bags of trash in the trunk that had been in there for a few weeks sitting in the sun. When it came into the shop to be cleaned, the entire rear end was filled with maggots. The entire spare tire area was full of maggots. It was so bad that they were even in the taillights. I had to remove everything just to get all of them out. Eventually the car was picked up by a local car dealer who had no idea what the car had been like. It was quite an experience and I will never forget it.
Restorations of anything are awesome to watch - but vehicles are so much cooler than most anything else.
Great video - I will be watching more of your work :D Thanks so much for sharing
Can't believe you're nearly at 400k subs, only seemed like yesterday when I watched a video and you were buzzing for 40k subs. Congrats guys ☺️
Another great example of value added back. Your friend can make money off all the cleaned parts he doesn’t need because of your work.
Very talented.
Was bummed it didnt show your friends reaction like pimp my ride. 😂😂
Brent you don't need to justify yourself. haters gonna hate. we enjoy watching all the videos. people just like to hear themselves talk.
The honeycombs in the the seat could be some type of wasp nest. Cool transformation 😎😎😍😍
Beautiful job brought it back to life
FYI sometimes by washing the carpet from the backside allows you to remove stains and dirt. That Jeep turned out way cleaner than I was expecting, great video!
Along route 40 between Marshall, Illinois and Terre Haute, Indiana, there is an old, abandoned car yard that there is a 1970 GTO or Le Mans sitting there along with a few other cars just rusting away. I've always dreamed of one day going and grabbing it and restoring it.
I dunno if that's honey comb, looks like it might be a wasps nest. YIKES! You guys absolutely killed it, good stuff
Possibilities!!! Great job!!
Oh my goodness 🫢what a difference. Love the color and the style. Congratulations great job as always.👍👏
You did a great job with what you had to work with. That Jeep must have looked fabulous when it was new.
Man bro as an Artist all I see is refurbished Masterpiece’s‼️‼️ &oh My God when you emphasized on why it’s not a waste of time I was like 🗣🗣 YEESSSSS‼️‼️‼️‼️
Lmao primarily because to me it means that your work isn’t phenomenal just because your good at your job, your work is phenomenal because you have true passion in your heart for it.
💝💝💝 came for the contact, subscribed because of the people working it‼️‼️ Y’all Stay AMAZING‼️‼️‼️‼️
This was a really cool challenge for y'all!!🔥💯🔥
You all did a great job on that Jeep
Wow good job
Leather bucket seats, what looks like a custom paint job...I bet that Jeep was someone's baby at one point. What a shame it ended up in the woods for five years. So glad you guys breathed some life back into it before your friend reused the parts. ❤️
My favorite detailer very awesome bran🥀
This was SUCH an amazing video with the details (pun intended) lol. There’s something so satisfying in seeing something dirty or let to Rot have it’s life brought back by some tlc and elbow grease! Awesome job y’all!
Wow!
Looks so cleannnnn
Well, I appreciate this type of content. This was an awesome vídeo. Thank you for this content. Keep up the good work guys. Liked and subscribed!
That poor jeep just being abandoned. I had three TJs and just bought a fourth after not having one for over 10 years. The TJ is a fantastic Jeep!
Nice job on this!
I've ridden in a friend's car where it was completely filled with trash, food everywhere and literally every surface was stained. Somehow it still ran! I had not heard of detailing services at the time; I would've pointed one out to my friend otherwise!
I could not believe the last thing you guys found in the seats. Wow.
When he called the wasp nest a “honeycomb” 🤣🤣🤣
Holy shit guys, that turned out awesome
Ojalá y no lo desarme quedó como nuevo ese Jeep un poco más de cariño y a rodar y para ustedes excelente trabajo me gustan mucho su videos es un buen trabajo de revivir los autos
Awesome
Excellent work guys, keep it up!
The after shots look fantastic guys, great job.
Hi WD Detailing I love your channel and I love your car detailing videos:)
Another great video - keep up the great content chaps
I’ve seen a car pulled from the bed of a river ! Imagine its condition ; was a classic car .
woow that is a lovely car to be thrown just like that.
Good job 🌹
Not a waste at all! You decided to challenge yourself with this Jeep. Every challenge is self-development... the mark of a true professional!
I would have love to see the reveal to the owner!
You’re so amazing at your work ❤️❤️
I’ve seen some real bad hot-wheel cars it was devastating to see something so incredible destroyed lol
I love the channel. But I would like to see some detailed regular content on nice vehicles seeking a paint correction and how you spend your time making them look their best. How you do it. Steps you take. Doesn't have to be all these extreme examples to make content. An interesting vehicle is all it takes. Education on how it's done. Thanks for your hard work. Keep it up!
I bought an 01 Kia from a friend at work who was notoriously dirty, told him it better be cleaned out before I take. Needless to say they tried but it wasn’t to my standards. They had fast food and food crumbs in general covered up by a blanket in the back seat, kids stickers all over it, and the smell is something I could never describe
You do amazing work!
Yes....when i lived just outside of London in England there was a wreckers yard near my house....
The owner collected only old cars....
He had a wall of old 1930s austin 7s and rubys across the back of his yard....about 8 deep and 20 long.....they sat there for years and when they cleared the yard after he passed away the cars had all collapsed into each other so they attached a chain to both ends of the pile and towed the lot as one to a waiting truck where they cut them up with a gas axe.
Goodjob I love, your videos they are really awesome ! And I sub to you
I was thinking about your question and was trying to think of an example. Then I remembered; growing up my next door neighbor found a '57 Chevy 4 door sedan. Very rough. Every window was broken. All the molding and clips were gone, severely rusted out floor, grille was missing all the remaining chrome was severely pitted, interior was essentially trash. He did finally get it to start, never got it on the road, I think he finally gave up, rolled it into the backyard until he donated it. Sad. But it was just too much for him.
No doors in the woods was the missing info from the Facebook short. 😂
it is also a study in detailing to watch you gents work. you could have restored the exterior black trim as well, I am sure you thought about it. you guys could make a full-length movie of a car detail from the perspective of the residents and ecosystem thriving in the vehicle being detailed. like an "ants" cartoon of a car detail. if any of these vehicles, even parts cars, are going to be on property or in a garage, they to be thoroughly defested before they expose people to things they should never know. great content. thank you
It honestly doesn't look too bad after you clean it up. The paint is still in great condition.
Wow
What is the sad waste of time is …. The time that was wasted just sitting outside going to crap . What a waste of a fine vehicle . I hope as many parts as possible were used . You guys did a satisfying great job . Thanks for sharing.
It's not why, it's why not. A vehicle like this gives you the opportunity to try different approaches that might help in one that is used every day. If you can make this big a difference on something that has sat for 5 years in the woods, just think what can be done to one that has been 5 months just through ordinary elements. As always, great work.
I’ve found this one spot in the woods in my park that has nothing but cars stacked and near each other but there was only a few
Good 👍
Will you add tags about the music you use (artist, song name)? You guys use some real bangers!
My family had a auto shop in Loma Linda Ca for a lot of years and the dirtiest cars that ever came in were nurses cars. One lady brought her car in because her seat wouldn’t move. We thought the motor went out. The seat was removed and it was discovered that a used tampon was jammed in the track preventing the seat from moving. This car was so gross and had so much trash in it you couldn’t see the carpet. When she insisted that she be told why her seat wasn’t work after we told her she walked out and we never saw her again.
These Jeeps are well worth the money if they have the bulletproof 4.0 and the frames in good shape
I have a ‘88 YJ that was in a shop fire 18 years ago and sat up until a couple years back when I got it up and running again, I’d love to see what you guys can do to it
Research is never a waste of time. I’ll call it, “fine-tuning your craft”.
Woow that's incredible and a credit to you - marvelous work lads
The worst condition I've seen a vehicle was a Kia Sorento I detailed it was used as a farm vehicle. It had everything from stained seats to hay corn feed cob webbs and animal feces it was just disgusting I had 13 hours in just the interior. One of the best transformations I've done.
my grandparents own a house in pennsylvania that’s completely surrounded by woods. we go there on vacation. on the property in the woods there’s a pile of old car parts.
Purchased a CRX in the woods 19 years,covered in 10 inches of leaves. The lovers behind hood were full of top soil from years of rotting leaves. Took 2 hours to get into the car and it was not locked. Mold city.
Those little grey bugs are called pill bugs or potato bugs, they are harmless. The jeep looks good even though it will be used for parts, at least the person will have clean parts to chose from!
Congrats on 400k! So I had a Saturn years ago that was fully submerged in water from a flood. After some work, removing the interior and the center console and some other pieces still had water! We got it running and made it a very nice car again! The wiring was the hardest part and some modules had to be replaced. It was a fun project.
@Mike Easton haha an old Saturn! What year & model was it?
@@Blakecryderman7244 it was a dark red, 4 door aura. Pretty sure like a 2002 model.
I feel gross when I let my car get full of high heels from the week lol this is wild af.
Just curious why you didn't do the engine bay? Which parts did your friend want to harvest from this jeep? This was a really good video, guys.
Awesome as always. Question - what do you do with the loose coins/valuables you find, while detailing?
It’s typically put to the side and given back to the owner post detailing
One thing for sure, with you guys doing this , one day a customer is going to come in and say I want it as original as possible. Can you save it? And you will be able to say with confidence…Absolutely we can….I’m learning right along with y’all. Love the videos.
I was in Alabama and my dad's old friend had an old mustang, 1970s era I guess, sitting in his yard covered in pine needles. Also my grandpa has a c2 corvette that's been hidden away in his garage for at least 20 years. It probably won't ever drive again
Any tips on how to even start looking for barn finds?
Amazing transformation! Reminds me of my VW Beetle project I'm still working on!
Y'all put the gah in gahdamn
The worst car I've seen has been my elderly neighbor's. It was covered in moss, fir needles, pollen, and crusty red spots and crusty black spots. A simple power wash got rid of everything but the crusty spots. Those resisted also sorts of cleaners including iron removers. It took me a while to find the combination of a clay bar with soapy (Dawn dish detergent) water as the lubricant to get rid of the crusties. Regular clay bar lubricant did not work very well. Today I finally got rid of stains on the paint using OxyClean gel laundry stain remover, washing that off, then using the clay bar. Those stains had resisted even straight use of Dawn dish detergent. The OxyClean was a last resort.
First time viewer -- why did you start with the outside first?
I bought a beater car for my daughter for $400.
The seats were filthy and the carpets had food stuck in them. We took out the backseat and scrubbed it then cut out the carpet. Got it all cleaned up so nice. It started and drove decent so took it for inspection. Ended up having a huge hole up in the trunk/strut area that would’ve needed professionally welded to pass so I scrapped it because the fix was going to be very expensive.
We were so bummed out.
This Jeep doesn’t appear to be that dirty - yes it has some moss growing in the interior, but nothing that can’t be saved. This Jeep is more than a parts car. I would toss the carpets and put in some rubber flooring, switch out the seats, fix it mechanically and drive on.
Frame has rot can see it in the vid still fixable tho def looks like it would be worth fixing.
This was so satisfying to watch! Do you guys also spray down and clean the engine as well? What about inside the dash/vents how do you clean in there?
Terrific job, as usual, but not a single shot of the rear of the car? I'm not a Jeep expert, but this is a CJ-7, correct? Seeing the tailgate would have solved this mystery for me.
Excellent content and results. Can you elaborate on what pad and polishing compound you used?