Abandoned Supercar: Acura NSX | First Wash in Years! | Car Detailing Restoration

Abandoned Supercar: Acura NSX | First Wash in Years! | Car Detailing Restoration! Today, we tackle the interior & exterior of a 1995 Acura NSX, that is covered in dirt and debris that hasn't been detailed in years 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 including mold removal! If you find our videos satisfying or motivating make sure you hit subscribe! #barnfind #carcleaning #detailing #cleaning #restoration

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[WDDetailing]

Make sure to subscribe & like, let's see if we can get to 800k in January!

[RoccoMax]

Bill, do not get rid of that gorgeous caramel interior. It’s unique and in excellent condition. Not to mention non black interiors show all the beautiful detail and contrast.

[WorksShoot]

Starting these cars and revving them with old / low fluids scares the heck out of me. We saw what it did to the R8. Cranked up, revved to the moon, then, smoke lol.

Keep keeping these cars alive guys, love how the channel is evolving!

[garrymelnyk]

What kind of person abandons an expensive and rare sports car like the NSX in the woods? Bravo on bringing this exotic back to its former glory!

[paultownley]

And its not just the NSX that's wonderful to drive! I had a 2007 Accord estate (station wagon), with the 2.0 VTEC engine, and manual gearbox (stick shift). It was a total joy to own. Around town, the engine was silky smooth and quiet, but always happy to rev; on the motorway (freeway) the overtaking ability was phenominal, from just 156 bhp. I always used premium petrol (gasolene) which made it even more lively!
And it was the little things that made the car so outstanding: a driver's seat that was perfectly shaped, low-slung and supportive. I once drove down to Devonshire - a five hour non-stop trip and got out with not an ache, or any stiffness. The handbrake (e-brake), gear stick, and steering wheel were all perfectly positioned for the driver. The instrument panel was so clear and legible. The Accord, supposedly a mudane car, had clearly been designed by people who really understood what made a car special. Oh, and to top it off, 100% reliable, in the three years I owned it.
Honda, in my humble opinion, makes the best mass-produced engines around.
Great video, you chaps! Greeting from England!

[NermalMarky]

You guys are young, professional, this is rare in america today. I detailed vehicles in the 1970's you guys are much better that I have seen so far. Good Luck

[paulpeterson]

This was my dream car in high school. I even wanted the color scheme it has, black on caramel... please leave the interior... it's a gem, and the condition looks awesome!

[PetrolHeadBrasil]

Every Brazilian car enthusiast simply LOVES the NSX, as it was Senna who developed it, at the request of Soichiro Honda himself! Phenomenal car!

[kzfittycent]

Gets car detailed, proceeds to do donuts in the snow.

Great job on the detail - that car looks amazing.

[jerlewis]

My cousin used to have a 1948 Lincoln, 1952 Cadillac and a 55 Bel-Air. They were all immaculate, but none had engines of transmissions. They were prop cars used for movies. He would rent them out for exterior shots. So you never can say what a car is worth by looks.

[hdfxstc]

I'm 50 years old and this has always been my dream car since the 90's. I only subscribed because of this car, lol. Good luck guys!

[Sako]

Beautiful !! The NSX is a great design which has stood the test of time, it looks particularly good in black.

[wikuscombrinck]

Whoever drove this car last, didn't deserve it.

[excellent]

Such Beautiful Detailing Work. I just got done with my Apprenticeship as a Vehicle Tech and I am considering getting into Detailing because it's just so Satisfying and Fun in my opinion.
Also seeing Cool Cars like this just makes me wanna Move to the US. Cars like this you never see here (Germany is where I live).
That Car alone i feel like, as you said, is a Dream Car that people (including me) would try their hardest to get their hands on during that little Time we all have on this Earth.

Keep doing what you are doing. Love from Germany Peops!! <3

[occultustactical]

Two years and it starts right up. You gotta love a Honda/Acura. I was a HUGE fan until I saw the "Ram" steering wheel. Now I'm just a BIG fan.

[awolryan]

An NSX is at the top of my Honda fanboy list but as a detailer and OE+ restorer with my other cars, this was unnecessarily abused letting it sit out and then the removal of the factory wheels along with no spare tire/wheel in the frunk, and mouse condition, it’s maybe a $40k-$45k at best. Regardless, still love seeing an NSX beautified and appreciated with a detail.

[DetailDane]

Okay Maybe my Prediction was Wrong.. 😂 Thanks For Coming Out Again! 🙌 I'll Keep an Eye Out For Another 👀

[HungryWolfBeswekwe]

This is surely one of the coolest cars ever made! Thanks for resuscitating this legend! It’s a gem! Please keep the stock interior, it’s beautiful and it’s factory quality!

[kayladillon]

There’s another YouTuber floating around that explains the science of different enzymes used for specific types of stains. He’s also a detailer.

[Dadsarmy]

You guys have restored my faith in the young generation in the USA; your sense of attention to your profession, yes it's a "profession " what you guys are doing with honesty and your sense of humor is sharp 🫵