the stubborn dirt and scuffs out and this is the first time i'm using this waterless wash by lithium and i can say i am thoroughly impressed it leaves your paint with that real squeaky feeling when you rub your finger across it when it's done this paint held up awesome for being almost NUMBER_TOKEN years in the florida heat and i'm really happy with how this thing looks after a wash and to really finish off the exterior detail of the jeep we're going to slap on some tire conditioner from lithium as well and this stuff lasts a really long time i've used this before it doesn't give the tires a super shiny gaudy look and it kind of gives it like that dull shine look and it really is going to add a nice touch to the exterior so let's tack on another four dollars to our money investor chart for using the self-service car wash and move on to the finishing touches now it's time to do my favorite part and restore the headlights i do this with every car i flip and also every car i own i got a really good method i use to restore the headlights and it only takes about NUMBER_TOKEN minutes and it's guaranteed to give them the best clarity i'll be sure to leave a video as i made a full length detailed video in the description for you guys if you want to learn how to restore your headlights like i do it and after the restore we're going to want to make sure they stay looking clear for a long time so i'm going to throw some lithium ceramic coating on them they make a super durable ceramic coating that blocks off uv rays and it keeps the headlights from turning foggy again and don't forget NUMBER_TOKEN percent off all lithium products for you guys when you use promo code but it's diy NUMBER_TOKEN. and we'll go ahead and we'll cross off restoring our headlights off the to-do list and we're going to move on to our last thing now remember the two holes in the front bumper where the front license plate was probably mounted before now i didn't want to go through the trouble of patching those holes up and repainting them and all that mess essentially since a lot of cars in the past that i've sold are out-of-state people looking for a car in florida people love to come to florida on vacation and when they're down here sometimes they'll buy a car because they know florida cars never had rust on them like those northerner cars and if someone bought it from out of state like new jersey or new york they are required to have front license plates so they're just going to redrill the holes that i fixed so i might as well just throw a front license plate bracket on there and i got one here for the store for only six bucks and i found the really cool black jeep license plate to mount on the front for only NUMBER_TOKEN bucks it was much easier doing the bodywork and it actually looks pretty cool here with that front license plate so last but not least let's add another NUMBER_TOKEN dollars to the money invested chart and we can cross off the last thing on our to-do list so now we're all fixed up with the suspension issues the interior looking super clean the exterior looking super sexy this thing is finally ready to
START_SPONSOR_TOKEN and to really finish off the exterior detail of the jeep we're going to slap on some tire conditioner from lithium END_SPONSOR_TOKEN BETWEEN_SEGMENTS_TOKEN START_SELFPROMO_TOKEN i'll be sure to leave a video as i made a full length detailed video in the description for you guys if you want to learn how to restore your headlights like i do it END_SELFPROMO_TOKEN BETWEEN_SEGMENTS_TOKEN START_SPONSOR_TOKEN and after the restore we're going to want to make sure they stay looking clear for a long time so i'm going to throw some lithium ceramic coating on them END_SPONSOR_TOKEN