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@cophesap1576 this is from Harbor Freight, but Google Duel Action Polisher to find. Also a square palm sander will do the same thing

@@Reaperrr53 you think so, been doing it PROFESSIONALLY sucre 1977. Explain what you are referring to?

@@deluxevehicledetailingandp904 Since 77 means nothing. Definitely not up to date with todays newest tricks.

@Reaperrr53 OK, so the video is 3 years old. I do a lot of water spot removal jobs. What is your "newest tricks" ? I'm on many detailing forums and keep up to date in all the latest chemicals and techniques, but always open to learning something new. So let me hear your knowledge, as it will help others as well. That's why I started this channel.

@JW43758 thanks, I've taken a break on videos lately, but I'm going to start cranking then out again sine time soon

@bigboyleroy6597 Haha, I'd never touch it to paint again. Microfiber grabs debris like nothing else.

@gwendolynedmonds4449 yeah that's usually my first step, really helps to loosen things up. I use my Tornador velocity blower tool. Have you tried this method using a DA / palm sander?

@JC-to9ts True. I seldom use a foam cannon, except for seriously filthy vehicles. I just wanted to show some side by side comparisons of these products. Thanks for your comment 👍

@Boujee_Kitty yes, it "should " work. The quicker you do this process the better. Citrol is a great, fairly safe product. All paint pens can vary, so having a variety of chemicals is always best. Good luck, report back to help others in the future and thanks for being part of my channel. Like and SUBSCRIBE as it helps my algorithm 😊

At 50/50 dilution, it still is sorta thick for spray bottles

Well, not everything goes according to plan.But a week after I did this the seats looked amazing

Haha...turn it up all the way, I'm sure it will get "things" moving 😉

Bleach will work every time, it over time will destroy the stitching. These looked WAY better, when I saw them a week later, they just needed time to kill the mold. Thanks for the comment and being part of the discussion 👍

@deluxevehicledetailingandp904 Well better to not use bleach if the stitching will be harmed. I'll get ur stuff and spray and let set and preserve the stitches.

Sorry you got nothing, this is a very old video

They saw it on YT and went at it, never checking until both of them, each with 2 ME how it was looking...

Not sure you watched my whole series, plus the update on this ( years ago ) but I knew when the owner of Shurhold and I were in contact, this problem would be addressed by the company. My 21mm long throw polisher still serves me well to this day. I use it for paint enhancements when I'm not trying to remove defects, just trying to add some gloss with an ALL IN ONE polish / protection in one step, fast ! Thanks for the update and for being part of my channel.

Yeah lint rollers are a must have to remove small particles/ fibers when cleaning canvas. The syringe sounds good. I buy disposable eye droppers that would work also. Shoot or intro the seams, then brush in. Glad I could help, thanks for being part of my channel 😁

@@deluxevehicledetailingandp904 That's even better, I have some extra dropper bottles too! Thanks again!!!

@@franny5295 I buy them 100 at a time on Amazon, as I use them to disperse precise amounts of ceramic coating onto my applicator pads. Good luck with your waterproofing your tent project !

The algorithms of You Tube dictate how things go. They need to insert commercials or they won't let more peeps see it on the feed. PLUS.... YEAH I TALK A LOT 🤣❗️Honestly, Thank you for watching, trust me, when I play back my own videos I say out loud GET TO THE EF POINT ❗️

It's a 5 minute video. You decided to click on it. Your on his channel not yours, think you can do better? Then go do it and shut up.

Yes I use the green 3M for all paint correction jobs

When I'm doing a strip wash, I've been adding 3 oz of Road Warrior by Superior Products per 5 gallon bucket along with soap. It adds a nice boost for removing traffic film. Pure Rinseless by Feynlab is becoming another of my favorites.

OK, thanks. Also Rage changed it's name to Dark Fury since I shot this video.

Yes, the algorithms of YT dictate what length of videos they will promote and they want to fit commercials in. I do 1 minute videos on TikTok

It was fine. I will say that you need to make sure to NOT leave it in one place... pull it off and move it to different spots. ESPECIALLY on the impossible/feltlike carpet. I've never damaged it doing this way, but others have because they left it in ONE SPOT. Let me know how it went.

If there was just a few light black streaks this would probably be fine. I however do not want to pick that material up onto my buffer pad. Everyone of course is NOT polishing when wanting to remove black streaks.

@@deluxevehicledetailingandp904 buffer pad is cheap lol I’m telling you way quicker my trailer I just bought was horrible with black streaks. Now looks brand new

@xavierlopez308 I'm glad you got it looking so good. Thanks for watching and commenting. It all helps people and that's why I started this channel

Glad you found it helpful

I love the older classics. These Bugs have a lot of tricky areas when it comes to a one step polish

So I was presented with a problem and that was part one ( Pt1) did you watch the other parts?

I've been watching Wilson and Pan from when they started. Definitely not one of my better videos thank you for all the criticism

Thank you

Well this was just an old cheap Harbor Freight polisher that had an issue with the speed control. The nice thing about using a dual action polisher is that you can set it on a fairly low speed setting and then basically it just stalls and vibrates which is what you want. I've been using the same polisher for doing this job for about 3 or 4 years and it still works perfectly. Remember you're using this just for a minute or so on each section of the carpet. Also it can get hot if stalling for too long and can damage certain types of "felty" type of carpet like in Toyotas/Hondas. I turn it off and unstick the velcro from the carpet and move it into a different area so I don't stay in the same exact spot too long. Hope this helps let me know how you did

Glad you found it helpful, inside of that soft-top needs to be treated very delicately without too much cleaning solution

While a magic eraser will work it is the equivalency of 5,000 grit sandpaper so you do need to be very careful. WD-40 being an oil creates a mess and personally I don't like using it. These three products rinse and wash away quite easily.

You'll be amazed how much debris of all type come jumping up out of the carpet doing this. Let me know how it worked out for you

If it's chalky, it needs polished lightly to remove that chalky ( oxidized ) layer. If you don't wax/seal your trailer, this will keep happening. Wax at least once a month, using a sealant will give you several months, professional ceramic coating will give you years of protection.

Yes, it's a medium polish. It's an abrasive like all polishes. It's will degrade/strip off a coating. Carpro Essence Plus would help fill in the scratches and you could give it try. Not sure if it's compatible with Xpel. Personally I've not used CE+ but it is a short term fix, but it's a not a permanent solution. Let me know how it goes ? Were the scratches from your wash methods or from something actually damaging the surface. CE+ will only fill in VERY light marring to my understanding.

Thanks this detail really made an incredible transformation on this much-loved car

Yeah this trailer does not have clear coat. This whole process is too aggressive for car paint. What caused the black streaks on your car? If you can post some pictures that would be great. Pick up some Schaffer's Citrol 266, try that to remove the streaks and you may have to use a clay bar also.

@@deluxevehicledetailingandp904 th-cam.com/users/shortshvdlPS4Z5Uk?si=dl2JPgaw6KClsq1A

Sure thing, let me know how you did ?

this is the cheapest DA available, at Harbor Freight

I've used this many times and anything you get on the paint you do want a very carefully remove with like a rinceless wash method. Spray it down with a pump sprayer, carefully wipe with a soaked and then dry. It is abrasive so you do want to be careful but I have had zero problems

@@deluxevehicledetailingandp904 Noted. Thanks for the great info.

@@brianwong6562 yeah I was using talk-to-text and said soaked MICROFIBER ,

So explain what this is supposed to mean ?

Just trying to show all the tools necessary for doing a full-out interior boat detail on this size boat

Haha, yeah any vibrating aporatice will get it done.....for the carpet

Yes it can be used, as any COULD be used. Heaven For Leather is a great leather cleaner/conditioner all in one. I still use HFL as a midtier product on clients cars. It has no UV protection. What I use on ALL my personal car interior surfaces of my convertible is 303 Aerospace Protectant. It does have UV protection and is an amazing product. If you get it follow the directions. A little goes a long way and it needs to be buffed into whatever surface it's being applied to. It takes a bit more time to appy and I charge more for it on special cars. Leatherique is a 2 step lite restoration product that is top tier. It takes 2 days to do a car and I charge accordingly, but it softens leather amazingly and cleans deeply. All modern leather seats in cars are plastic coated, aside from a coupe years and models of like Ford Lariat Ed along with a few others. Those use natural leather and need special care. DO NOT spray any cleaners / conditioners into perforated seats. Spray LIGHTLY into a microfiber towel. Let it soak into the towel a bit. Less is more. Add a little more to the towel as you go. If you see product filling to the holes, you're using too much. Both HFL and 303 are nice in that they have the consistency of water. So they are easy to work with. UNLIKE those thick creamy leather conditioners on the market. Those are a nightmare on perforated seats. Hope this helps, JJ

It's an amazing, easy to use product AND it's fine to use in the heat and humidity. The gloss is insane, my upcoming video highlights this on a metallic black Range Rover.

Firstly, the size of the vehicle matters. What work the client is paying for matters. The severity and amount of sand would matter. All my work has 3 pricing tiers. 1) Daily driver 2) Enthusiast 3) Show Car Depending on the type of car and type of client I'm price quoting. Typically I would add $50.00 to a Daily Driver with an average amount of sand throughout the cabin of a sedan sized car. Good question ! Are you in my area and need sand removal ? Are you going to try my technique yourself ?

@@deluxevehicledetailingandp904 I own my own detailing business kinda new trying to set my own prices and stuff and I think I undercharged for a job. There’s a Honda Fit I have to detail that just got back from the beach I’m doing a full interior clean and it has plenty of sand and I charged $75 🤦🏾‍♂️

Yeah, it's a bitch. This is an OLD VIDEO, now I downgrade then to interior work and move on