Excellent detail guys. That Buick deserves to be on the streets. After that job he has to come back, he looks solid, in one piece. That's what it was made for and not to be abandoned in a rotting forest. You guys achieved a lot with just the detailing. Keep it up, I congratulate both of you and greetings from Argentina
I was working at a Buick dealer when the Reatta first came out. You guys did an excellent job with this one!And yes,this car should be fixed and put back on the road (hopefully the touchscreen controls still work).
Another fantastic job! The polishing made that paint just incredible! I REALLY need to invest in a polisher and put in some time in learning how to do that.
I love the Buick Reatta! While living in Winchester VA, I remember there was a person who had about 20 of them on his property. Some of them were in fantastic shape.
If the frame is still solid, yes get this beauty back on the road! Also good to know you are using MAD products, started using them a few months ago myself!
It’s crazy how much value you can add back to a car just by doing this. Even if that car was abandoned, it’s already a much more worthy candidate to be refurbished. As it was, it looked like it was one step from the junkyard. Now, the owner could make a few thousand off of it in running condition, because of your elbow grease. Great work‼️
Depending on the state of that electronic instrument panel, which is fairly difficult to get working replacement components for, and if the engine isn't locked up. Though that 3.8 V6 is mostly bulletproof. If all is good, then a paint job would be in order.
Unbelievable transformation, fellas! You're work is second to none and I love the fact you share your outstanding skills with us. Thank you. Have you ever tried Folex on very stubborn carpet stains? I swear by that stuff.
Love watching you lads detailing. If I lived near you (I live in the UK by the way) I would love to come and work with you. My specialty would be the wheels. Keep up the good work.
Regarding the dust from the floor mats, sounds like the carpet backing or adhesive was breaking down and being washed off from the back of the carpet. Does that sound like a possibility? Great job on the detail and paint correction!
Yes, it deserves to be back on the road! If, as Dennis Federwitz said the frame is good. The 3800 is supposed to be a good engine if it was maintained well while being driven. Would love to see it driving down the road.
The car looks awesome :) little curious why the chrome on the bumpers didnt get a polish though lol feel like that would have really helped the final appearance. But for real, great job!
Brent you and foster mills are the best n my book hands down...and I have watched alot of detail videos on UA-cam and don't none of them do what you and foster do...especially when it comes to that DA POLISHER YALL ARE THE G.O.A.T PERIOD!!!!
Love the detail! Amazing job, guys! Great car! The main potential problem source with the early Reattas, are the CRT control screens for most of the functions, of the HVAC, sound system, trip computer and diagnostics. Very expensive and quirky to repair. I’d look up some online discussions for advice.
i highly enjoy watching both WD and MAD detailing, the callob was really cool....i see that you guys have started to use MAD products...myself, personal, i use Ammo but have the MAD ACID and Iron Eraser...i just hope that you guys dont become MAD detailing 2...you guys have come a long away blazing your own trail...
I enjoy cleaning my car,, I have learned there is much more to this than meets the eye.I have learned from WD Detailing a few trade secrets.Thanks Guys.If I had a sticker saying WD Detailing I would put it on my car someplace,
Hi 👋 nothing is free and I gave you my time in exchange for your video and thank you I really enjoyed all of them I also plan on purchasing some of the products you recommended again thank you and God Bless
What a fantastic job ! I am in the middle of detailing my 2006 Chrysler Crossfire and it makes me want to do it again with MADD. Keep it up, I am looking for a great wax...Im sure its in your link. Congratulations and good luck in the future of all your restorations.
"RJ: Smells like when you've peed in the tub and forget to turn the water on overnight! Brent: Who's ever done that? RJ: Not me! Brent: Sure!" Omg, you guys just crack me up 😂😂😂
You guys are magicians! I really enjoy your videos and I am getting a lot of tips to make my ‘09 Subaru Forester XT look as good as possible. Keep up the good work and entertainment 👍👍
Big fan of the pre-scrub soap-and-rinse, let that emulsify action do the work for you and knock loose more stuff you dont have to scrub down into the finish.
Amazing transformation. Nice. Yes, repaint, fix and get it to someone that appreciates it. That said, every time I watch a video like this, I have the same reaction - someone gave up on this car way before it was dumped in the woods. Never cleaned, never maintained. The car ended up like this because it was trashed by someone with no appreciation .
My favorite part is always the thick foaming soapy coat. There’s something very satisfying about that step. I wonder if it smells like the cherry scented soap in my favorite car wash?
On the spots in the upholstery you can’t get out with agitation + cleaner have you ever tried spraying with an industrial strength peroxide + surfactant? We own vacation rentals and I buy it by the gallon for mystery stains and it even takes out years-old stains. Just spray and walk away. Usually disappears as it dries. Sometimes takes a few applications if the stain is very dark but 9/10 it works. Several brands sell to the public, usually marketed for pet stains and organic stains because it also takes away smells. We like the brand My Pet Peed. But it works amazingly well, sometimes even before your eyes.
Hi Guys! I am glad to see that for once you cleaned the underside of the hood, probably because there is no noise insulating material attached to it!?!?!
first of all, A M A Z I N G job, even on some of the stains that were infused, and the job on the paint was awesome imho, there is vintage and there is dated, this car was dated as soon as it was driven of the dealership (coincidence that it was left in the woods....?) option a. push it of a high cliff option b. 1/4 gallon of gas and a match will take care of everything
Great job car looks 100 times better just one suggestion why not at least rattle can paint the bumpers and other touch-ups improve quality by a thousand percent
Great job boys. I would say if it does not have too many miles and the mechanical issues are not too great why not? Its a nice looking car but, I don't know much about this Buick in particular so its hard for me to say definitely. Pete Hollister, CA
I was thinking for your next collaboration with Foster, how about an RV? Something where you all work together? The collab was nice, but he did his own thing and it was kind of like any other video. Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan. Just offering it up. 😁😁😁
I’m always curious why you start on the exterior first. Personally I like working from the inside out and finishing with cleaning door jambs, closing & walking away. If an engine bay detail is requested usually that would be done before exterior washing also. Great work though, as always!
Great collaboration with Foster last week just a question I've seen a couple of vlogs with Reatta's in them and all of the cars were black was that the only color the Reatta came in and one more question what do you guys do with the barn finds and woods finds after you detail them
Great questions! They actually came in many colors. We’ve detailed a white one on our channel already, and we know of ANOTHER in this same condition that’s red. Maybe we’ll do it in the future! & when we’re done it all depends really. Sometimes there’s a new owner that it’s going to
@@WDDetailing thanks for answering my question I always wondered about those cars and with the last question on your vlog yes if a person had the money I would fix the car and get it back on the road
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Yes bring back on the road
@@WDDetailing Good job on the detailing but ya forgot one area. The pop up lights.....you didn't flip em up and detail em. Aside from that, well done.
Excellent detail guys. That Buick deserves to be on the streets. After that job he has to come back, he looks solid, in one piece. That's what it was made for and not to be abandoned in a rotting forest. You guys achieved a lot with just the detailing. Keep it up, I congratulate both of you and greetings from Argentina
I was working at a Buick dealer when the Reatta first came out. You guys did an excellent job with this one!And yes,this car should be fixed and put back on the road (hopefully the touchscreen controls still work).
The whole thing looks amazing, but the interior transformation is truly something to behold. Wrap the bumpers in gloss black and it's ready for C&C.
Another fantastic job! The polishing made that paint just incredible! I REALLY need to invest in a polisher and put in some time in learning how to do that.
Thanks man! It’s 100% worth it
Yes it is,go do a course which will give you confidence to use the machine.Then after lots of practice who knows what you are capable of!!Get to it💪
I think the nest in the trunk is from a Paper Wasp. Kudos for putting to googly eyes on the extractor!
maybe a hornets nest.
I love the Buick Reatta! While living in Winchester VA, I remember there was a person who had about 20 of them on his property. Some of them were in fantastic shape.
Those Reattas are still there! Sadly, most don't appear to be in fantastic shape anymore.
If the frame is still solid, yes get this beauty back on the road! Also good to know you are using MAD products, started using them a few months ago myself!
Agreed! & his stuff works super well!
It’s crazy how much value you can add back to a car just by doing this. Even if that car was abandoned, it’s already a much more worthy candidate to be refurbished. As it was, it looked like it was one step from the junkyard. Now, the owner could make a few thousand off of it in running condition, because of your elbow grease. Great work‼️
Enjoyed this video. Yes I would definitely want to see it pained and running again if possible
The old school touch screen is just so cool. Love this car
Stunning results all over! Really like those classic camel interiors!
There is something intriguing about bringing a forgotten car back to life. Love seeing this type of content.
Depending on the state of that electronic instrument panel, which is fairly difficult to get working replacement components for, and if the engine isn't locked up. Though that 3.8 V6 is mostly bulletproof. If all is good, then a paint job would be in order.
Ooh that's a early generation model with the central CRT display. Quite a good find.
Love that 3800 👍🏻👍🏻
I’d love to see that back on the road! I don’t think I’ve seen one in like 20 years.
Yes! What a beautiful little old car!
It would be super cool to see you work with AMMO NYC. Great work as always one of the best detailing channels
We’d love to! That would definitely be cool
Great job guys! MAD detailing products are amazing!!! I own all of them and use the APC for everything!!!
Awesome Transformation!!🔥 Really enjoyed the collab videos last week and glad to see you guys using MAD Detailing products now. 😎💯
Unbelievable transformation, fellas! You're work is second to none and I love the fact you share your outstanding skills with us. Thank you.
Have you ever tried Folex on very stubborn carpet stains? I swear by that stuff.
Love watching you lads detailing. If I lived near you (I live in the UK by the way)
I would love to come and work with you. My specialty would be the wheels. Keep up the good work.
Regarding the dust from the floor mats, sounds like the carpet backing or adhesive was breaking down and being washed off from the back of the carpet. Does that sound like a possibility?
Great job on the detail and paint correction!
Absolutely. Get this beauty back on the road. Touch up the black that chipped away, and start cruising again. Great video as always
Massive effort, well done. Give it a chance and put it back on the road, it looks solid enough.
Yes, it deserves to be back on the road! If, as Dennis Federwitz said the frame is good. The 3800 is supposed to be a good engine if it was maintained well while being driven. Would love to see it driving down the road.
Get it back on the road! Awesome detail! Would love to see some areas repainted and it fully running again!
No doubt. I've wanted one of these for a while now only a convertible. Just an oddball car I always thought was pretty cool.
This might be one of my favorite videos, such a drastic change.
Wow! What a amazing transformation.
The car looks awesome :) little curious why the chrome on the bumpers didnt get a polish though lol feel like that would have really helped the final appearance. But for real, great job!
Brent you and foster mills are the best n my book hands down...and I have watched alot of detail videos on UA-cam and don't none of them do what you and foster do...especially when it comes to that DA POLISHER YALL ARE THE G.O.A.T PERIOD!!!!
absolutely it she be back on the road. great job again guys.
Excellent detail! Hopefully she found a good home. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!👍👍👍
Great video, I love Reattas. They're very cool cars!
Gran trabajo el renacer grandes coches y grandes marcas.enhorabuena muchachos.me gustan mucho vuestros videos.
Fixing it would be cool :) I think there is a market for old cars in the future, nostalgia is always there :)
Love the detail! Amazing job, guys! Great car! The main potential problem source with the early Reattas, are the CRT control screens for most of the functions, of the HVAC, sound system, trip computer and diagnostics. Very expensive and quirky to repair. I’d look up some online discussions for advice.
Amazing job you guys make it look so easy 👍
i highly enjoy watching both WD and MAD detailing, the callob was really cool....i see that you guys have started to use MAD products...myself, personal, i use Ammo but have the MAD ACID and Iron Eraser...i just hope that you guys dont become MAD detailing 2...you guys have come a long away blazing your own trail...
No worries! We wont
Great transformation guys, really cool car from my childhood. I was hoping you would've polished the wheels
I enjoy cleaning my car,, I have learned there is much more to this than meets the eye.I have learned from WD Detailing a few trade secrets.Thanks Guys.If I had a sticker saying WD Detailing I would put it on my car someplace,
After such an in-depth cleaning and looking like THAT after… yes it deserves to be on the road.
Hi 👋 nothing is free and I gave you my time in exchange for your video and thank you I really enjoyed all of them I also plan on purchasing some of the products you recommended again thank you and God Bless
Get that thing back on the road! 😍
What a fantastic job ! I am in the middle of detailing my 2006 Chrysler Crossfire and it makes me want to do it again with MADD. Keep it up, I am looking for a great wax...Im sure its in your link. Congratulations and good luck in the future of all your restorations.
"RJ: Smells like when you've peed in the tub and forget to turn the water on overnight!
Brent: Who's ever done that?
RJ: Not me!
Brent: Sure!"
Omg, you guys just crack me up 😂😂😂
Have to find a way to keep ourselves entertained while filming too 😂
Glad I’m not the only one that does that
That was funny.
Then how would he know what that smells like? And he sounded like an expert.....
Looking alot better.
I never sent a direct message????
Amazing job guys 💙💙
Nice job. Please always clean wheel wells.
Amazing 👏 gotta put this back on the road its cool 😎
Awesome Transformation, this car definitely needs to be on road
Is this car up 4 sale? I had a 1986 buick riviera loved that car. FANTASTIC JOB guys.
You guys are magicians! I really enjoy your videos and I am getting a lot of tips to make my ‘09 Subaru Forester XT look as good as possible. Keep up the good work and entertainment 👍👍
Great work guys ! 👍
Yes, it's beautiful
Nice job!!! Have you ever used Whink rust stain remover on the carpets that have rust stains?
Também acho.
Marvelous job, gents! Terrific work and YES this Reatta should be saved. It looks like a pretty solid car. Does it run at all?
I’ve been using Fosters product for about a year. So far I love all of the stuff I have used.
Excelente trabajo, muy profesional, saludos!!
Big fan of the pre-scrub soap-and-rinse, let that emulsify action do the work for you and knock loose more stuff you dont have to scrub down into the finish.
A guy in my area has a red one of these. Pretty cool little cars!
I LOVE this car!
Mad detailing is fire
WDDETAILS is this spam? Or did i really win something? Lol
Amazing transformation. Just needs some paint correction and it would look great! Curious why it was parked.
brilliant job mate she looks awesome put it back on the road a second chance
Amazing transformation. Nice. Yes, repaint, fix and get it to someone that appreciates it. That said, every time I watch a video like this, I have the same reaction - someone gave up on this car way before it was dumped in the woods. Never cleaned, never maintained. The car ended up like this because it was trashed by someone with no appreciation .
I owned a 1998 Reatta for a few years. One of the best looking cars Buick ever released.
A Reatta is a very fragile car.
My favorite part is always the thick foaming soapy coat. There’s something very satisfying about that step. I wonder if it smells like the cherry scented soap in my favorite car wash?
Excellent!! BRAVO!! :)
On the spots in the upholstery you can’t get out with agitation + cleaner have you ever tried spraying with an industrial strength peroxide + surfactant? We own vacation rentals and I buy it by the gallon for mystery stains and it even takes out years-old stains. Just spray and walk away. Usually disappears as it dries. Sometimes takes a few applications if the stain is very dark but 9/10 it works. Several brands sell to the public, usually marketed for pet stains and organic stains because it also takes away smells. We like the brand My Pet Peed. But it works amazingly well, sometimes even before your eyes.
This Reatta is a national treasure.
Grew up in NE Ohio and a kid I played football with had one of these. It was pretty nice.
Have not seen a reatta before, it's a bit rough looking, but still a good candidate, to get road worthy again!!
Hi Guys! I am glad to see that for once you cleaned the underside of the hood, probably because there is no noise insulating material attached to it!?!?!
first of all, A M A Z I N G job, even on some of the stains that were infused, and the job on the paint was awesome
imho, there is vintage and there is dated, this car was dated as soon as it was driven of the dealership (coincidence that it was left in the woods....?)
option a. push it of a high cliff
option b. 1/4 gallon of gas and a match will take care of everything
Awesome video I hope somebody invest in that car and put it on the road again
Step bye step wooow excelents
What did you use to sand down the paint but this detail was amazing I also use M.A.D products it works great
The eyes on the extractor…😂 nice touch!
Awesome video I believe it should be fixed and go back on the road
A very satisfying video. What a beautiful car after all your hard work. Respray the bumpers, do the engine and get that car back on the road!
Great job car looks 100 times better just one suggestion why not at least rattle can paint the bumpers and other touch-ups improve quality by a thousand percent
Great job boys. I would say if it does not have too many miles and the mechanical issues are not too great why not? Its a nice looking car but, I don't know much about this Buick in particular so its hard for me to say definitely.
Pete
Hollister, CA
Definitely fixed it!!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Wow!!! Fantastic. 👍 what was the total time for this project?
back on the road?????-ez nem kerdes- Allways!!!!! When com You to Hungary Brent?? Its a wonderfull car!!👍
Hey amazing job!! How do i get the white foam spray from the power washer like how you guys do it??
I was thinking for your next collaboration with Foster, how about an RV? Something where you all work together? The collab was nice, but he did his own thing and it was kind of like any other video. Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan. Just offering it up. 😁😁😁
Watched this video under Believer 'Deluxe' Stunning!
Absolutely this car should be back on the road!
I’m always curious why you start on the exterior first. Personally I like working from the inside out and finishing with cleaning door jambs, closing & walking away. If an engine bay detail is requested usually that would be done before exterior washing also. Great work though, as always!
On your question about the rug dust. I believe maybe the rug fabric and the base may have deteriorating.
Great collaboration with Foster last week just a question I've seen a couple of vlogs with Reatta's in them and all of the cars were black was that the only color the Reatta came in and one more question what do you guys do with the barn finds and woods finds after you detail them
Great questions! They actually came in many colors. We’ve detailed a white one on our channel already, and we know of ANOTHER in this same condition that’s red. Maybe we’ll do it in the future! & when we’re done it all depends really. Sometimes there’s a new owner that it’s going to
@@WDDetailing thanks for answering my question I always wondered about those cars and with the last question on your vlog yes if a person had the money I would fix the car and get it back on the road
Nice job I definitely would fix it up you don’t see to many anymore did you try to start it to see if it turns over
Look at that car shine.
Nice job 👍
Are you guys going to start paint correcting too? Would be awesome to see all that flaky old paint resprayed etc..
That’s whose products I’m going with is MAD, hear great things
i have a early 90's Chrysler with velour seats. Any tricks to cleaning them?