NISSAN GTR R35 Exterior + Interior Detail - MITZA

Time to get this R35 fresh as new after a long time at mechanic shops. We proceeded to a full interior detailing + leather and plastic coating, and full exterior detail. Stay for the final video shots. Relax and enjoy the video. Thanks for your view and god bless you all 🔥👌🏽

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[santhiyakumar]

Great wrk! Throughly njoyed the DASHBOARD part.

[romaaccord]

Great job, filming, everything is super!!! 👍 Resolve the question - why was there no hand washing? Was the car relatively clean?

[joevanseeters]

That interior transformation was amazing. I was like "WHOA" when i saw how greasy and dirty that leather was after you showed the first 50/50 shot. It really highlights the importance of keeping your leather CLEAN. I would say 75% to 80% of people who buy vehicles with leather in it (even the fake stuff), never clean it for the entire time they own their vehicle. After a year or two, they get that shinny appearance (which is gunk and funk on the leather), and the residue just continues to build up for years and years. First and foremost....YUCK. Second, it's probably a bio-hazard as who the hell knows what kinds of gunk and funk have built up one on top of the other over many years. And all of that can be avoided by simply wiping down the leather once every few months with even a simple all in one product. For people just looking to simply maintain their leather, you really can't beat McKee's 70/30 leather shampoo. It's the perfect potion of goodness to quickly clean your leather, vinyl, or plastic inside the cabin. Leaves a nice, rich, not greasy or oily, factory looking appearance and doing that quick procedure just a few times per year will keep your leather looking like new for the life of your automobile! Any leather cleaning product will do, even the LEXOL stuff at your retail stores. Just follow the instructions and your leather will look great indefinitely.