Just wanted to give a thank you to the guy that first showed me this process 9 years ago. Paul Dalton. I've always wanted to try it and so many of you have asked me to do a video on it...so thx again Paul! Here is his video from what feels like 100 years ago. Hope you are well Paul! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibdlhdarmdXalXk.html

Other people: First, start by using a brush and soapy water to... Larry: After firing up the industrial generator, use dry ice particles to melt away dirt with laser beam focus.

I literally discovered Dry ice Cleaning about a month ago or so and now you're doing it too, the stars aligned. You could use a curtain around the car so you can still clean inside and stop the dust particles flying everywhere!

Two things: That tool is amazing! & I want to live in that shop! Awesome video, loved seeing this process.

I didn't even know ice blasting was a thing until now, it looks real cool. As far as the soot getting everywhere, two things: 1. You now have a reason to do a "Detailing My Shop" video, if desired. 2. Other people say drop down walls/curtains, but since the design of the studio might make that difficult, an easier solution could be using those plastic covers (like you used on the green Porsche to protect it from that one concept Baja) to form a tarp over the lifted car. Then you could tape the end facing the open garage door to an industrial fan to suck soot outside to make cleanup easier.

I've been following Dry Ice cleaning for years. If I didn't already have a thriving business, I'd love to get into a business with Dry Ice cleaning. It's perfect for YOUR business to offer that service to your clients, Larry !!!

Had been said before but i’ll say it again: You see other detailers washing their cars the usual way but when you watch Larry you see an artisan. The craftsmanship involved in all the videos. Man. Wow.

Next episode: how to detail a shop after ice blasting 😁

This further reinforces that track cars aren’t just cars that get beaten, knocked around, and thrown in a shed until the next event. You can tell that this car has been loved, used as it was designed, and taken care of. Beautiful car, great job!

Saw this technique on Tommyfyeah’s channel, this is so impressive and satisfying to watch

You can tell Larry birthed all of these KZfaq detailer guys. And still miles ahead of them !!!

Clicks on Ammo video, immediate thumbs up

By far the most satisfying tool on earth

I am glad to see people using this method. My company actually sells dry ice and rents/sells the Red D Arc dry ice blasting machines!

I honestly dont' care how clean or not this ends up. But this video is so satisfying to watch.

Imagine detailing in VR since you can't purchase the all tools necessary for cleaning. That'd be so nice.

Larry I absolutely love that you've been doing this for years and are happy to demonstrate curiosity, surprise, and not be afraid to say "lesson learned." Yours is the attitude I want to model when I'm an expert in something. Keep it up!

I’ve seen this before and I’m so glad you’ve shown more about it Thanks Larry

Damn! Really impressive. Never heard of this untill now

I've seen lots of stuff get media blasted. But hadn't seen an underbody done yet. Thanks for scratching that off my list. Only problem now is I'm going to want to see more. Hope you consider adding it to your game too.

Wondered when this was coming! God this must make you so happy! I'm jealous 😮

Bro that cleaning is so satisfyinggggg!

That is a brilliant idea: leaves no residue like grit blasting. And a great lesson learned about confining the dirt that is being removed from the car!

Amazing technique, love it. Just today I got to bring back my old 2008 mustang convertible to life for the season (still needs a tire change and a pre-season service) and looking at it (the old beast is good looking from the far, but far from good looking) I actually ran through all the steps you would take to make it look much better. I actually will use a few of the techniques you have taught us, thanks for all the wonderful instructions.

I'm surprised you don't have drop down walls for that center area, to keep everything contained Larry

Dude that 964 is so lucky to have you as the owner, I mean from that crazy paint job, to now this, unbelievable 🤯

You are the best detailer I followed on youtube. The gap with the second place and you is too much. I wish you live in San Jose, CA.

Need to watch the videos from I Am Detailing on KZfaq and maybe talk to them, their results are absolutely amazing. And they always use at the end a laker to protect what it was done. Love that you are using this method now, a real game changer.

Definitely looking forward to more on ice blasting. Looks like a very promising technique that we haven’t heard a ton about yet. I think it’d be helpful to talk about the costs involved of the rental equipment, dry ice costs and other tools/costs needed. Cool video!

I have been searching for ice blasting for a couple months now. Man thanks for the video and really informing us on this service

Used dry ice blasting on my house to remove failed stain and paint. Worked pretty good, just monitor the pressure as you can destroy the wood. Better than making a mess with other media blasters.

That is an amazing before and after! I had no idea that ice blasting was even a thing, and now I want to do it to my car.

I've been watching ice detailing recently and wandering why Larry wasn't getting involved.

looks like the next addition is a negative air pressure tent for the shop! great vid!

I’m seeing a lot more videos where dry ice is used to clean cars and components. Great stuff.

When dry ice blasting, consider isolating your car on a domed curtain so the rest of your amazing garage stays clean. Pre-wet all surrounding surfaces with soapy water to catch and flow those greasy solids down the drain. A down-draft paint booth type of setup might work well too.

This is completely new to me, I've never heard or even imagined anything close to this. Very interesting.

Amazingly quick & pristine!!! Loved this Larry.

I worked at a car parts manufacturer years ago, and they would contract out to have their machinery cleaned with dry ice. Loud as hell, but works. That said, there is a reason why any type of particle blasting is done in a cabinet, outside, or contained some how. With dry ice at least you don't have to worry about also cleaning up the particle's, as it simply evaporates. If you are going to pursue this, I highly recommend some sort of cordoned off area to contain the blowoff.

Also, it’s great that you rented the equipment and learned from experience. 🙌

Crazy that you made this video with this machine. I have been researching these and thinking about buying one for about a month now and then I see it on your channel that I have followed for some time now. Great content.

Love all these videos, you can always tell when someone is doing it with a passion.

Great result Larry , the workings of the underside of a 911 is basic but to the eye very pleasing so to be able to clean it like that is awsome !

So happy to see this video happen! Awsome stuff as always with your videos and teaching Larry! I hope to be able to met you someday! 👍

This guy has the best job in the world

Thank you for all this great videos. This is a dream come true, I just don’t worry about cleaning the inside and outside of my vehicle, It’s so important to have a clear view of what’s going on underneath because of what you mentioned, leaks and any other things that might me goin on.

The Speed Cleaning Channel for Gear Heads.

I’ve never even heard of ice blasting but this is just awesome!!

Larry’s car is now nicer underneath, than my car is inside😅

My first exposure to dry ice blasting. Very cool .

I've Never seen "Ice Blasting" before this is new!!

I have seen various KZfaq clips pop up selling this idea and services. It's good to have someone translate it into English for us. Great as always

Never knew ice blasting was a thing that existed- brilliant video of learning ‘mistakes’ solid job

I'm amazed this dry ice blasting method is as good as those laser cleaners but without taking away the surface coatings, that's cool

It's good seeing the Porsche getting some love again!

Dry ice blasting is used for cleaning tools as well. The new 777x's vent stringers are cleaned with dry ice blasting as well.

The amount of chemicals you can avoid using or reducing by doing this first is absolutely insane. Great alternative, first time seeing this ice blasting stuff

Awesome! Look forward to future videos about this method! It was so gratifying for my OCD soul to watch!

I don’t understand the 7 people thus far who don’t like this video. Quite funny when the video is very much interesting and awesome

This is next level. I've always wanted to detail the underside of my car.

Was hoping you would be exploring this new part of detailing. Glad to see it happened so soon!

Absolutely brilliant Larry! 👌🏻🤩👍🏻

Larry - love the videos and content, I call these videos you make someone’s “peaceful obsession”.... cheers from Tx

Great work as always👍 Would love to learn more about dry ice cleaning machines!❄️ Really want to try that detailing video game. 👍

Fantastic cleaning results , I am very impressed. Just Amazing !

Man i'm so pumped for this video game!! Can"t wait! This ice blasting is very impressive though! Thanks for the content Larry

Hey Larry, great video! Wondering if you'd consider making an episode about pressure washers themselves at some point? Looking to get an upgrade from my basic hardware store model and am having trouble finding decent information out there. Some details about attachments, wands, etc. would be very helpful too. Hopefully this could help some other as well!

Excellent work and thanks for sharing this with us

we used this last year and you are right the price needs to come down to a good price point

Wooooo with your review, I was looking for a review like this… I am researching about detailing cars and equipments, and this machine it’s getting a lot of attention. There is a lot of talking about the pros on using this machine but most don’t talk about the cons and what it takes to run this machine…

Wow, 3 step cleaning process to the undercarriage. Only Larry! Oh, Titan degreaser is out of stock already....sheesh. Many more blessings for you and your fam!

Wow dry ice is pretty amazing. Love the way it cleans.

Epic detail job

A quick note on detailing the car before selling it: as a buyer, when I see a car that has been cleaned (either the underside or the engine bay), my immediate thought is: the seller cleaned it to hide the leaks. I'd much rather see that the car is in the original dirty daily driving condition and there are no leaks or no major leaks (and when you do see some leaks you understand what you need to service after buying the car).

I wonder if using a wood shop dust extractor and some plastic drapes could create a blasting tent to cut down on the mess. Super impressed by the results!

Wow, this is nuts - never heard of this type of cleaning before

Thanks Larry, funnily I thought about ice cleaning my 964 C4 '89 just this week. Amazing timing, amazing result! CheeRS!

Larry plays it right! No dirt under that car!!!

That's a new process for me. I never heard of "Ice blasting" before. Very interesting.

He is like the Bob Ross of Car cleaning

I use one of those at work to blast our equipment clean. The static from blasting is insane, hope you’re grounding your parts, it F’ING HURTS getting shocked from the static.

Finally, an episode on dry ice blasting!!!!!!!

wonderful presentation as always!

If you clean an engine bay, make sure to cover the wiring. The ice pellets eat through plastic and dryed out rubber thats used to cover wiring. I would recommend an outdoor place to do it because as you found out, it's going to be very dusty.

*DRY ICE* cleaning, Larry bb? YOU'RE A MAD LAD I SAY! MADLAD!

Dry ice blasting is the way forward so much easyer, just a tip when your car is up on the jack and you are underneath stick some plastic sheets down from the jack to make a curtain no mess out side the area then and no dust every where in your work shop 👍

It’s nice to see Larry working in his personal cars for a change. Next up is the Impala

Saw a car restoration channel using the ice blaster to restore a supra iirc, really interesting to see more detailers get into it. Love learning about it. With all that dirt that gets around esp in your shop with multiple vehicles, i feel like you'd need a booth for it

I just started researching ice blasting a few weeks ago. The machine can be rented the cost is about 1,000.00 a day from my research, but you still need a compressor to run the machine. I think I may stick too to hand cleaning, with brushs and a power washer....to rich for my blood...

This is great. Saw it first via Matt @obsessedgarage but what I appreciate here is the sense of safety. All other videos mention Dry Ice as being some sort of magic process. Here you can clearly see you want to wear protection for your lungs, ears, and eyes that's for sure.

You are the man Larry

This is soooo cool!!? Amazing job as usual. One question, what does the "nipples" on the inside of the wheel barrel do?

Good Job 👍

To keep the extra environment clean I think draping the perimeter of the car down to the floor with plastic would help contain the mess. Nice video!

You should have put some sort of clear tent around the car. Love the channel - thanks!

Larry, those ice machines are cool for removing rust, but a hotsy pressure washer will do better for removing grime. They use a kerosene heater in conjunction with a very high flow water pump and are absolutely incredible for cleaning. Heat loosens grime, just like with dishes. Keeps you from damaging metal as well, but it will scalp paint.

That was a sick transformation!

The King of Clean!

Hi Larry love the dry ice video . I’ve been watching other dry ice videos where they wrap plastic around the perimeter of the car to keep all the dust dirt underneath the car ... try it next time to keep that gorgeous shop of your clean.

A lot of serotonin was released watching this video