What's up guys we're back here in the Detail Garage with the Skyline R32.
Now we're already started by washing it and we're getting it ready for the next step in
the detailing process.
We're going to detail the engine bay because we know you guys want to see what is underneath
the hood and so do we.
So lets pop this thing and see what we're working with.
Slap my ass and call my Lucy, that's a pretty motor.
This is an inline six cylinder turbo charged motor with a lot of goodies all over it.
Chrome, polished, carbon fiber and it is a really dressed up engine bay so we want to
detail it and get it looking its best.
Now I'm not allowed to say that it has six hundred horsepower...but I just did.
So now the current owner just got this vehicle and the previous owner had it stored in a
garage where it got really dusty that's why they brought it to us to detail it.
As you can see there is dirt, debris and dust which is typical since it has been sitting.
So we're going to clean it up and get it looking right.
EcoSmart is going to be super easy and quickly get all the debris off.
All you have to do is spray it on any kind of surface.
It has a lot of chrome pieces and carbon fiber pieces but it is safe for it.
Just spray it on and wipe it off with a clean microfiber towel.
I should mention whenever you're doing any kind of engine bay detailing wait for it to
cool down before you start cleaning because you can burn yourself or there can be some
weird effect with the chemicals drying on it.
This vehicle has been sitting for a few hours already.
So now we'll just wipe off the EcoSmart and already it looks a lot better.
Now EcoSmart is safe to use on any painted surfaces, clear surfaces, carbon fiber, polished and glass.
So I've just finished detailing the motor.
Now obviously you can get more in depth with a pressure washer and degreaser all over the
motor but for the most part the top half is all you can see.
That's where all the dust lands and that's what I got cleaned up and looking right.
Also cleaning your engine bay not only looks better but it's also a safety measure.
For example this is a cracked fan shroud and this will need to be replaced.
While you're in there you can check for oil or radiator leaks.
Now that we've cleaned it, it's time to protect it.
Jet Seal not only adds gloss but it's also going to protect the surface from exposure
to too much heat or harsh elements from wearing out the surface prematurely.
What you want to do is shake up the product and apply it to your applicator.
Now Jet Seal can be used on any painted surfaces, carbon fiber, chrome, polished and other surfaces.
Underneath the hood there is a lot of polished and carbon fiber pieces.
So blotch it out just like when you're applying it to regular painted surfaces.
Then just spread it out in an even coat.
It only takes about fifteen minutes to flash and then you'll come back and buff off the excess.
Just like most of our products a little bit goes a long way so you don't need a whole lot
to cover the entire engine bay.
Just a few drops, spread it out and in an even layer you can coat almost the entire
surface with just a little bit of product.
So now I'm going to let this sit for about fifteen minutes and we will come back to buff it off.
I've let the Jet Seal sit for about fifteen minutes so now I'll buff it off.
I chose to go with these Happy Ending Microfiber Towels and they're great because the trap
a lot of product without streaking or damaging the paintwork.
Also they're edgeless so it wont create any scratches or swirls.
Just pick a spot where you've applied Jet Seal and start buffing it off.
Now it is important when you're wiping off any product that you go back and forth in
straight lines because if you do pick up a rock or stick or anything that starts scratching
the surface.
It is a lot more noticable to see a circle scratch than a straight scratch.
Also if you're going to do any paint corrections it is a lot easier to remove a straight scratch
as opposed to removing a swirl.
While we were waiting to let the Jet Seal dry I went ahead and put some on the grille
and the headlights.
This is going to give it more clarity, more shine and more of a durable protection.
Now this is a shine you want to see when you pop your hood!