Vertical smartphone video, 9:16, ultra-realistic phone footage.
Scene takes place outside the entrance of a self-service car wash. Wet concrete ground, water stains, soap residue visible.
A worn white or gray used car is parked near the car wash entrance.
An American adult man (not looking at camera) presses the loose fender liner near the front wheel.
The entire fender liner panel shakes violently because multiple plastic clips are missing.
Extreme close-up shots show several empty clip holes clearly visible along the wheel arch.
The liner flexes, rattles, and vibrates aggressively with each press.
Mixed-cut editing style:
– Medium shot of hand pressing the fender liner
– Quick cut to extreme close-up of empty clip holes
– Cut back to the panel shaking near the wheel
Handheld smartphone realism, natural micro-shake, realistic lighting.
No subtitles, no on-screen text.
No flicker, no strobe, no rolling light artifacts.
The man never looks at the camera.
If any product appears later, it must match the uploaded product image exactly — no deformation, no resizing, no redesign.
Vehicle must remain clearly a used car.
High-definition, sharp focus, realistic automotive repair vibe.