Man goes round London cleaning the street-parked supercars

A UK-based detailer takes to the streets of London to clean up stunning supercars including Ferraris and Aston Martins. 

There are few things as satisfying as seeing a filthy car being given a thorough clean to leave it sparkling. 

But there’s something extra special when the car in question happens to be a rare or exotic supercar. 

And Tino – from Tino Car Care – is the go-to man for many of London’s rich and famous when their high–end vehicles need a clean. 

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The detailer cleans all sorts of supercars on London streets

Tino – who you may remember from this super satisfying clean of a 1953 Corvette Stingray – pours so much care and attention into his detailing jobs that each car looks as good as new by the time he’s finished. 

And while there are plenty of folks out there sprucing up cars in need of a bit of TLC, Tino’s roadside cleaning sets him apart from fellow detailers, don’t you think?

In a clip recently shared to his Tino Car Care YouTube channel, the detailer can be seen cleaning up more high-end cars than you can shake a stick at, including Rolls-Royces, Aston Martins, and Lamborghinis. 

Armed with an arsenal of cleaning gear, including jet washers, foaming sprays, buckets, and a vacuum cleaner – Tino leaves every gleaming. 

He left an Aston Martin Speedster looking like new

In one video, Tino tackles a stunning Aston Martin Speedster – giving it a thorough wash before spraying it over with soap. 

After rinsing away all the suds, Tino took a sponge to get rid of any remaining marks and cleaned everything off with his trusty jet wash. 

And he doesn’t just take care of the outside, the Aston Martin’s interiors are similarly well looked after at the roadside. 

Tino blasted the mats with a jet washer to remove any dirt and grime, before giving the insides a vacuum and then wiping everything down. 

All that was left for him to do was pop in a new air fresher and – ta-da – the Aston Martin looked as good as new and Tino could head off to his next job.