ND Miata Detail Series: E1 - Decontamination

This is the beginning of Bryce's ND Miata detail series. We're starting out with the decon step of the process. This step is vital to get a clean slate and start paint correcting.

OG Decon Solution:

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Everything Else I Use That We Don't Have At OG:

Stay tuned for more crazy!

[DaddyoftheMack]

That Miata always turns my head when I drive by the garage. Looks excellent from the street

[Stallion]

It already looks stunning after the decon stage. Cant wait to see the dialed in version of this car..I appreciate the 48-96 hours of actual work put into a 2 hour series. The hard work does not go unnoticed

[ricekake]

Great job Bryce!!! My neighbors love laughing at me when I'm blowing off the car. They always walk up and say"thats what those towels are for". But I'm weird, I pop the hood, trunk, gas cap and open the doors when i blow it off, lol. Keep up the great work guys!!

[hemipwr]

"Slummin it without a boom pole". lol Best part of the video.

[rimshot]

Matt, I appreciate the bit on not making your own line of products. It shows you care about the industry as a whole and playing on everybody's strengths rather than trying to reinvent the same thing that probably isn't any better. This is what sets you apart and why I trust your opinions over other channels that plug their own products constantly.

[QantonisQ]

I can't wait to see how that color will looks like after all that. I love that Mazda's color!

[rcobsesssed]

I buy into the OG methodology and have followed Matts methods with great success for a few years now. I’m grateful for the work Matt puts into this channel and I support OG with nearly all my supply purchases. This video is first time I found myself saying “WTF”! Washing a car “against the grain” of the dirt... That seem silly and made me think “come on Matt, you’ve been pranked”

[mikerelvas]

Hey, Matt! Is it possible for you to do a detail series on a used or neglected car? By this I mean a daily driven car that is subjected to the elements 24/7, not kept on a garage and that hasn't been looked after for the majority of its lifetime.

Considering you're my go-to for in-depth car detailing, I'd really enjoy watching a series of you detailing a car that is in actual bad shape and bring it back to life. And no, none of your cars count as being in bad shape, even the M3.

Cheers!

[JEDIwards]

I really enjoyed the straight talk about product development. There are so many new manufacturers out there toting their new stuff, and the chances of it being better than something on the market from a manufacturer with 20+ years of experience is almost zero. Way to ignore the hype surrounding the next new thing. Old stuff isn't necessarily worse than something new.

[blurayffan]

This MX-5 is this exact color- Soul Red Crystal, is a real head turner...and I should know as I have one! Greetings from Alicante, Spain.

[motiOn]

Did my first detail on a cloth top convertible this weekend. Used d101 at 9:1 with a medium stiffness brushed on the top. "Sealed" with 303 fabric guard. Came out great.

[marcosantonocito]

Great to see you back to detailing. Keep it up 👍

[wernercollins]

Yes, detailing, what draw me to this channel in the first place, the rest was just bonus

[pgdbrk]

I didn't know the mirrors on the ND Miata flipped forward to drain the water; that's great to know. (I have an identically spec'd '19 ND in Arctic White.)

[kamronmikuta]

Bryce, you’ve got quite the cool car. Hope the progression of it gets shared on this channel from time to time. Also, you have quite the cool boss!

[cycloneyou]

I have a Mazda will enjoy what you do to paint, I hope you will talk about the paint hardest and what products you use.

[MrWhiteguy]

Uncle Matty's always dialing in cars right when I got exams.. last time it was the 1M, now the miata😂

[Advance_Main]

Suggestion: To keep water out of the Grit Guard dollies, drill three 0.5 inch holes in the bottom of each base.

[TheDailyDriven]

Love these series Mat ! Its stepping up my Detail game !🤙

[kyleyork]

Matt the dealership techs must have not been careful and got some oil from their gloves on my hood. When I washed my car this weekend Adams soap didn’t seem to remove it. What do you recommend I use that will work best to remove the residue? Thanks