FULL DETAIL on White Paint and First Drive McLaren 570S

This is the new McLaren 570s "Spider" that's in for a full paint restoration detail and interior detail for an upcoming photoshoot. Although this is not a complete disaster car detail, the paint definitely needs to be compounded, polished, and protected. This full detail on white paint that looks clean, but is a microscopic disaster!

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[AMMO-NYC]

Hope you guys enjoy the episode. For the record, I used products in the water-sheet vs water beading demo I knew were 1. Safe 2. Beaded like crazy...just to have some fun and spark conversation. I like products that bead as well. Feels super smooth to the touch. I love seeing them roll up my hood when driving in the rain. I just think that water sheeting gets a bad-rap and customers believe the paint must NOT have protection because its not beading, which we know is not true. (At least not anymore. That is an old way of thinking and it was valid at the time. But times have changed) I think have both beading and sheeting can be helpful based on your situation. For example, if you live in an apartment and parked out side all the time...and you had sprinklers next to your car. Then I would say SHEETING is the way to go to avoid the inevitable water-spotting. If you were only going to car shows and your car lived indoors all the time, them beading might be better because it feels super smooth. No right answer, just wanted to have a little fun. Hope you enjoy the video and I appreciate you watching! -Larry

[chilybil]

I feel like every time I watch one of Larry's videos that I'm getting a free masters class in whatever subject he's covering. I like how you always say to only use clay when it's absolutely necessary and not on a regular basis, you see to many detail channels where guys just do it for no real good reason other than a client has asked for it. Looking forward to some more videos in 2020!!

[no_handle_required]

The backstory is "McLaren Anybody need any more proof that Larry is THE F'ING MAN?

[Deaddriftbum]

When people ask me about beading vs sheeting I say this “you know when the random short spring/summer rain shower rolls through, you come out to your car and you have all those dirty circles left behind? That’s the downside to beading. Sheeting allows the water to run off along with the contamination.”

[zhbrown]

Not gonna lie....I've been absent from watching your videos for a few months. I'm REALLY glad I came back to this video! I had taken for granted how informative your material is! Thanks Larry!

[MrThePraye]

I love Larry’s analogies. Like this one of going to emergency room is same as claying the car and in another video he had mentioned about humectant in the shaving foam.
Top quality content man, love your videos.

[davidhunternyc]

I was born in L.A. and I was a car guy. For the last 20 years I've been living in NYC and I'm a subway guy. I miss cars so I come to YouTube for my fix. I love this channel and you've torn apart my old school ways of taking care of a car. I use to pull my car into the driveway and wash it using a garden hose and a little dishwashing soap and a rag. I never liked shammies so I would dry my car with an old bath towel. Every 6 months I would wax my car. For shine I would use Armor All on my tires and inside of the car on my dash. That's it. Every once in a while I would take my car to the car wash and power wash my engine too. I know, after seeing what you do here makes me hang my head low in shame.

This brings me to what I've discovered lately. Paint Protection Film (PPF) and Ceramic Coatings. Sorry...I didn't know they existed. Last night I discovered the ISM Kamikazee Coating. The Kamikazee looks revolutionary. Am I missing something here? You use it once every 3 years and you can clean your car with water only? Do you ever use Kamikazee or Ceramic Coatings to protect a car? Why or why not? I dream of someday being able to afford a concours winning '65 Mustang convertible and having it detailed by you. Your brain is insane. I love to watch you think. Thank you.

[nunyabusiness]

seeing him in a lab coat at the factory gave me a whole new appreciation

[darrylaquino]

Put out more content my guy, we need more!😁

[_Renegonzales]

Larry I've been watching your videos for a very long time. I work at a chevy dealership as a detailer, I use a lot of your techniques in my every day job aswell on my personal vehicles. When ever I train any new employee I always use your videos as a guide to give them the best knowledge in detailing. Keep putting out the great content!

[HEMi]

Perfect timing after I bought a white 02 Forester a few weeks ago. Already got it AMMOd up inside & out ;)

[JasonSimonSmith]

Golly thanks so much for sharing this content. Big fan over the years.
I guess my favorite take-a-ways as a DIY guy - is more about learning the principles and basics - then working from them.
SUPER happy with results I've done working from the dynamics and understanding you've shared.
Much appreciated !!
Shine on you crazy diamond.

[cristianherrera]

Love the emergency room analogy I’ve seen almost every video and I hear it all the time and it still makes me smile regardless haha

[adamthurman]

The minds of Larry Kosilla and Kevin Brown put together call for an amazing time. This is an awesome video, Larry!

[lorenzonencioni]

Finally someone who get the importance of uv protection in detailing products! Good job Larry!

[stevereaburn]

on this weeks episode: "Science & dieting with Larry"

[KeanoJCW]

Yet more great content... the AMMO standard. Loving the black/white paint details in particular so thanks for that element.

[xXloeffelskXx]

larry is the true godfather of detailing.... i just love his slightli "nerdy" approach. (not meant negatively) keep doing this great stuff

[ShineYourLightDetailing]

“De-Poo & Spit”. Love it! Quality video & great explanations, Larry! 👍

[Tim]

You couldn’t have more interesting information or more entertainment in 20 minutes. That is one well edited well commentated video man!