bud. you have a great video showing people how to do this themselves and affordibly but then you don't plug your business until the end of the description?! Bravo. If I was in Fl, I would definitely be a loyal customer. Keep up the good work!
I second this. I'm a detailer too and I'd be happy to hire you to do my cars lol. Seriously. I'm stoked to detail other people's cars for money, but when I get home the last thing I want to do is clean the wife's car or my van 😅❤ I've even thought of trading other detailers I'll do their cars they can do mine. I'm on the other coast otherwise you'd be my guy! I thoroughly enjoy and learn from your videos too!
So this is a temporary concealment. The cleaning agent residue is never fully removed so what will happen over time is the cleaning agent is going to continue to pull the dirt from your clothes when you sit on it and make staining visible quickly. It's important to rinse with water until no cleaning agent remains. You can fill a spray bottle with water and continue to wipe or speed it up by using water and a shop vac.
Thanks for your feedback! You absolutely can do that as a last step preventative measure if someone is concerned. You can also use something like P&S Peroxide Finisher which helps to deactivate chemicals without rinsing. Either way is okay. Take care & thanks for watching!
I appreciate your feedback, unfortunately dish soap is a degreaser and is not a great option for fabric. #1 It is really tough to rinse thoroughly. This is why we don’t put it in our clothes washers right?Therefor leaving unwanted residue which can harden the fibers ruining the feel of the fabric. On the other hand, zap it is actually designed for fabric use and is extremely easy to rinse out and leaves no residue and is not sudsy and messy. It is also safe if it accidentally gets on any other surface on the interior of the vehicle. I actually use it to clean the plastics in vehicles as well, which reduces the amount of chemicals I need in my arsenal. Thanks for watching!
Been trying to find a mobile wet vac & can never seem to find the one I need ! Thank you for this video I have 2 dogs so I’m excited to see what this does
Amazing job. I am going to buy this cleaner, last time I made a cleaner w alcohol, dawn and oxi and it worked, cleaned my car's seats great. I watched another TH-camr. Thank you for the tip to rinse it with distilled water at the end.
Great video sir. Please can i ask? I have seen 3 videos , 1 with extractor, 1 steamer, on with only drill brush and mop up for cloth upholstery on the Chanell. Witch one you prefer ,and performing most of the time?
Hey there. Thanks for asking, this method on this video is the one I do most of the time. Sometimes without a drill brush if I can get good results still. Because not only do you want to clean cars, but help preserve them with least aggressive approach possible. The reason I like it the most is because I like risk management and simplicity I start ALWAYS with the least aggressive approach first to reduce the likelihood of damage to fibers & materials. Order of approach is as follows: 1st: High dilution high quality APC(not cheap degreasers) or specific fabric cleaner and microfiber towels. If this doesn’t work, move to 2. 2nd: drill brush agitation. 3rd: steam 4th: extractor(when the seats are disgusting and I know there is big spills in the seats or carpet. The steamer and extractor have their place, and with time and experience only, you will know when those times are. The most important part is using the right cleaners and either purified or distilled water with no minerals in it. Then making sure you mop up as much moisture and cleaner as much as possible with the right microfiber towels. I truly hope this helps. But the biggest thing you gotta do is overcome your fear and just try it. That’s the only way you gain experience. Work on your own vehicles, family and friends. Or get a seat from the salvage wreck yard to practice on. 👍 When I first started cleaning interiors almost 15 years ago, I never used a steamer or extractor and never had a problem getting good quality results. I would use nothing bush cheap towels & a hand brush. Yes it took me way longer, but the point is, it can be done with minimal products & tools still. Take care thanks for watching!
@@highlandsautodetailing thanks a lit sir, for explaining to me so deep. I wish you the best, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience ,i am doing the same on my viewers on wherever subject i can. My kind regards Much love from Greece Markos DESIPRIS Mdetailing
@@Mdetailing I’m glad for your appreciation. Best of luck to you as well. Your a long ways away from the United States. I dream of a visit to Greece someday in the future!
Hey, I appreciate and value your feedback. From another helpful comment below, I finally realized you were talking about the dollar store cleaner. I will always support whatever works best for you in your situation. Plus, understandably & unfortunately products can get expensive. But, just take caution when using cheap degreasers. I personally do not use cheap degreasers to prevent damage to interior materials. I believe in risk management with customer vehicles vs only maximizing profit. Take care and thanks for watching!
@@94muddertrucker Thanks for your feedback, your comment helped me realize he was talking about a specific product I overlooked. And “totally awesome” i believe is from the dollar store. You are absolutely right about the harmful potential of cleaners such as cheap degreasers. If they are going to be used, I definitely recommend a thorough rinse and a finishing product such as P&S Peroxide Finisher. I have not tried a fabric softener, but I am sure that can work too after a rinse. Thanks for watching!
I like this technique, but I do believe it weakens the fabric due to the soap residue being left behind. I always tell people, You wouldn't wash your bed sheets that you sleep on this way or a T-shirt. leaving a shirt to dry with soap particles in the cotton fibers would result in it tearing very easy once dry. It's important to remove the soap. But YES, this is the best method without extracting. It is amazing how micro fiber towels revolutionized the cleaning industry.
This is an amazing analogy, I appreciate your feedback! I agree 100%, thats why I also encourage to rinse thoroughly with distilled water spray bottle after using your cleaner to eliminate this issue. Take care and thanks for watching!
Update: IMy recommended chemical product choice on a budget is still Zap-it, and an upgrade is “Revive it Rocket” by Bonnet Pro. This is a professional commercial grade cleaner designed specifically for carpet and upholstery. No toxic chemicals, low odor, excellent enzyme stain and odor removal capabilities that is easy to rinse and leaves behind continuous stain resistant technology. Use it in your home or your vehicles for a safe and effective clean everywhere!
awesome video been looking for a carpet and upholstery cleaner with a bit more power if i want to mix zap it and the power clean together with a 10:1 dilution, how much of each do i need for the 1 part?
Hey! Im glad you like it, I would just choose one or the other, I typically lean towards just zap it for fabric. Its cheap, easy to get and easy to rinse and smells good. Take care!
@@highlandsautodetailing ok cool I thought I saw you use 2 bottles (one of the mix and maybe the other was just water I've heard good things about zap it power clean and 3D what's your typical good dwell time before you wipe everything up after agitation?
Yes I do have 2 seperate bottles for each chemical, I do not mix them into the same bottle. Also, I actually never need to let it dwell because zap-it is activated when I agitate.
Anybody know how to get super glue out of the seat in the car without damaging it and by the way, it’s a fabric seat not trying to spend much money. Any recommendations?
You can try things like acetone, alcohol and or nail polish remover at your own risk. However, try in an inconspicuous area first to see if it damages the material, and ensure you rinse it well with some mineral free water and a microfiber towel if you do not have an extractor. A steam cleaner is worth a shot as well. Good luck!
Hey, “Optimum Power Clean”yes I do, diluted at least 10-1. But I want to make sure you know its NOT “super clean”, the popular degreaser. Thanks for watching!
What is wrong with carpet and upholstery cleaner from walmart? Why do i have to use the extra chemical stuff can carpet and upholstery cleaner do the same job?
Great question, there is nothing coherently wrong with it, it just would not be my recommendation if you want the closest to professional grade results. Professional cleaners like "Zap It" and "Rocket Revive It" by Bonnet Pro are designed to tackle tough stains with deeper cleaning power and less residue, which helps prevent dirt from sticking back. They are more concentrated and effective, providing consistent results for severe stains. While consumer-grade products from places like Walmart are good for general cleaning, they may not be as effective for heavy-duty stains or as efficient in their use. They might also leave unpleasant residues behind. And personally I am not a fan of messy, high foaming products. With that said, feel free to use whatever cleaner you desire, they are generally easier to get and more budget friendly at Walmart. There might be good options that I am unaware of, but I am skeptical. Thanks for watching!
Great video! I wanted to order optimum power clean from the video description, but there are so many links I don't know which one is the product from the video. Could you help me on the link? Happy to contribute to your channel through affiliate marketing. :)
If you watch the video, you can see all of the dirt being absorbed and transferred into the microfiber towel and the color of the seat being returned to original appearance. So this is simply not true. And its really tough to damage a seat with a super soft drill brush attachment and plenty of cleaner on the seat which provides lubrication. All feedback and opinions are helpful and encouraged, thanks for watching!
Hey, great question. So the microfiber towels work in a very similar way to the vacuum. They will absorb, extract and transfer the dirt, germs and moisture from the seat to the towel. Now, it will not pull deep spills completely from deep inside the foam below, but at least with this method you can get the majority of it out and visually remove the unwanted stain appearance. But even extractors won’t always be able to fully remove every spill that is really deep inside the foam. Thanks for watching!
Hey, I appreciate and value your feedback! Mytee lite 8070 heated extractor is always with me ready to go in the van. The fact is, for the viewers watching, you gotta decide what method is best for “you” depending on the situation & what pleases “your” customers and communicate your plan of action up front. Thanks for watching!
That's a good method. Also you need to neutralize the product after you mop up the seats s that if any liquid spill it won't reactivate that product That's in the seat.... another problem you can face is the seat get wet and soak the cleaning solution get deep and create more stains I've seen it before so just saying..... but great job on the cleaning
@@cebasmb8250 Thank you for your constructive & helpful feedback! You can absolutely use something like a peroxide finisher by P&S as an additional precaution step upon ones own discretion. Fortunately, with the products and techniques I have used, I have not experienced this issue yet. Take care & thanks for watching!
Although an extractor/wet vac makes easier work of this, you can simply use purified/distilled water in a spray bottle to thoroughly rinse the chemical out with a few more microfiber towels. Same concept just more work. Thanks for watching!
Hey there, apologies but I don’t quite understand your question. But If your asking what cleaner to use, I recommend zap it, it is my favorite. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your feedback, it is definitely ideal, and which I do use myself. But this video is for people that don’t have or don’t want to use an extractor but still want great results with minimal tools and products. This is how I cleaned seats for the longest time before I got an extractor and customers loved the results just as much back then. For large, foul smelling spills, I definitely recommend extraction. This was not the case in this video. Thanks for watching!
@@highlandsautodetailing I literally just had surgery on my right arm because I tore all the way through my bicep tendon and into my muscle. Plus they had to clean out my rotary cuff. All these years of constant arm moving from detailing inside or outside is wearing our bodies out and we don't know it. So although this method does work, I strongly advise people to use anything and everything at their disposal to make the job easier.
@@94muddertrucker Oh no! Sorry to hear that, that’s rough. But absolutely, detailing work is very demanding. Saving time, working smarter, not harder when and where you can is always encouraged to save your body long term.
A high quality all purpose cleaner/degreaser that when diluted properly, can virtually clean everything safely and effectively from wheels and tires to leather seats and plastics. You can click the link in the description to learn more about it from the manufacturer and purchase it if desired.
I typically use mine, although not 100% necessary for the DIY individual or a new detailer without a machine to achieve great results. The point of the video is to show that it can be achieved on a very low budget. Thanks for watching!
Appreciate the feedback and suggestion, you could definitely do that. Although, if you pay attention to the microfiber towels in the video, I am extracting a ton of dirt. Thanks for watching!
@@highlandsautodetailing Попробуйте так очистить светлое тканевое кресло. После высыхания кресла один раз капните на него водой и вы увидите грязевой развод. Даже с экстрактором не просто извлечь всю грязь. Как шутил один мой знакомый мастер по химчистке: Химчистка - это искусство размазать грязь равномерно
bud. you have a great video showing people how to do this themselves and affordibly but then you don't plug your business until the end of the description?! Bravo. If I was in Fl, I would definitely be a loyal customer. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much!
I second this. I'm a detailer too and I'd be happy to hire you to do my cars lol. Seriously. I'm stoked to detail other people's cars for money, but when I get home the last thing I want to do is clean the wife's car or my van 😅❤ I've even thought of trading other detailers I'll do their cars they can do mine. I'm on the other coast otherwise you'd be my guy! I thoroughly enjoy and learn from your videos too!
So this is a temporary concealment. The cleaning agent residue is never fully removed so what will happen over time is the cleaning agent is going to continue to pull the dirt from your clothes when you sit on it and make staining visible quickly. It's important to rinse with water until no cleaning agent remains. You can fill a spray bottle with water and continue to wipe or speed it up by using water and a shop vac.
Thanks for your feedback!
You absolutely can do that as a last step preventative measure if someone is concerned. You can also use something like P&S Peroxide Finisher which helps to deactivate chemicals without rinsing. Either way is okay.
Take care & thanks for watching!
Ur better off just removing the seats and thoroughly wash them with a bucket ,dish soap and scrub brush
I appreciate your feedback, unfortunately dish soap is a degreaser and is not a great option for fabric. #1 It is really tough to rinse thoroughly. This is why we don’t put it in our clothes washers right?Therefor leaving unwanted residue which can harden the fibers ruining the feel of the fabric. On the other hand, zap it is actually designed for fabric use and is extremely easy to rinse out and leaves no residue and is not sudsy and messy. It is also safe if it accidentally gets on any other surface on the interior of the vehicle. I actually use it to clean the plastics in vehicles as well, which reduces the amount of chemicals I need in my arsenal. Thanks for watching!
Then you have to worry about side air bags.
I haven't use a extractor as of yet...good video, chemical,drill brush,wet and dry vacuum, microfiber towels
I’m glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
Been trying to find a mobile wet vac & can never seem to find the one I need ! Thank you for this video I have 2 dogs so I’m excited to see what this does
Absolutely, you’re welcome. Good luck and thanks for watching!
Amazing job. I am going to buy this cleaner, last time I made a cleaner w alcohol, dawn and oxi and it worked, cleaned my car's seats great. I watched another TH-camr.
Thank you for the tip to rinse it with distilled water at the end.
Hey! I appreciate your feedback and Im glad you liked it. I hope it works well for you. Take care, and thanks for watching!
Great video sir. Please can i ask? I have seen 3 videos , 1 with extractor, 1 steamer, on with only drill brush and mop up for cloth upholstery on the Chanell.
Witch one you prefer ,and performing most of the time?
Hey there. Thanks for asking, this method on this video is the one I do most of the time. Sometimes without a drill brush if I can get good results still. Because not only do you want to clean cars, but help preserve them with least aggressive approach possible.
The reason I like it the most is because I like risk management and simplicity
I start ALWAYS with the least aggressive approach first to reduce the likelihood of damage to fibers & materials.
Order of approach is as follows:
1st: High dilution high quality APC(not cheap degreasers) or specific fabric cleaner and microfiber towels. If this doesn’t work, move to 2.
2nd: drill brush agitation.
3rd: steam
4th: extractor(when the seats are disgusting and I know there is big spills in the seats or carpet.
The steamer and extractor have their place, and with time and experience only, you will know when those times are.
The most important part is using the right cleaners and either purified or distilled water with no minerals in it. Then making sure you mop up as much moisture and cleaner as much as possible with the right microfiber towels.
I truly hope this helps. But the biggest thing you gotta do is overcome your fear and just try it. That’s the only way you gain experience. Work on your own vehicles, family and friends. Or get a seat from the salvage wreck yard to practice on. 👍
When I first started cleaning interiors almost 15 years ago, I never used a steamer or extractor and never had a problem getting good quality results. I would use nothing bush cheap towels & a hand brush. Yes it took me way longer, but the point is, it can be done with minimal products & tools still.
Take care thanks for watching!
@@highlandsautodetailing thanks a lit sir, for explaining to me so deep. I wish you the best, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience ,i am doing the same on my viewers on wherever subject i can.
My kind regards
Much love from Greece
Markos DESIPRIS
Mdetailing
@@Mdetailing I’m glad for your appreciation. Best of luck to you as well. Your a long ways away from the United States. I dream of a visit to Greece someday in the future!
@@highlandsautodetailing i wish that to you sir keep up. Thanks for sharing
@@highlandsautodetailing thanks again sir.
My kind regards
I find this video every helpful! Great job.
Thank you, I’m glad it brings value to you.
And thanks for watching!
Best and all around use is the cheap stuff totally awesome
Hey, I appreciate and value your feedback.
From another helpful comment below, I finally realized you were talking about the dollar store cleaner.
I will always support whatever works best for you in your situation. Plus, understandably & unfortunately products can get expensive.
But, just take caution when using cheap degreasers. I personally do not use cheap degreasers to prevent damage to interior materials.
I believe in risk management with customer vehicles vs only maximizing profit.
Take care and thanks for watching!
Using totally awesome or other degreasers can leave the fabric stiff or brittle. Always follow up with a fabric softener if using harsh cleaners.
@@94muddertrucker Thanks for your feedback, your comment helped me realize he was talking about a specific product I overlooked. And “totally awesome” i believe is from the dollar store.
You are absolutely right about the harmful potential of cleaners such as cheap degreasers.
If they are going to be used, I definitely recommend a thorough rinse and a finishing product such as P&S Peroxide Finisher.
I have not tried a fabric softener, but I am sure that can work too after a rinse.
Thanks for watching!
If you use a powdered laundry detergent, it returns to powder after it dries and can be vacuumed off.
Thanks for the feedback! I am aware of these products, I just have not felt the need to try quite yet. I am curious though to try eventually.
We use Shine Pro to help blend and absorb the dirt and liquid.
I haven’t heard of it, I will check it out. I appreciate your feedback!
Thanks for watching!
I like this technique, but I do believe it weakens the fabric due to the soap residue being left behind. I always tell people, You wouldn't wash your bed sheets that you sleep on this way or a T-shirt. leaving a shirt to dry with soap particles in the cotton fibers would result in it tearing very easy once dry. It's important to remove the soap. But YES, this is the best method without extracting. It is amazing how micro fiber towels revolutionized the cleaning industry.
This is an amazing analogy, I appreciate your feedback! I agree 100%, thats why I also encourage to rinse thoroughly with distilled water spray bottle after using your cleaner to eliminate this issue. Take care and thanks for watching!
Update: IMy recommended chemical product choice on a budget is still Zap-it, and an upgrade is “Revive it Rocket” by Bonnet Pro. This is a professional commercial grade cleaner designed specifically for carpet and upholstery. No toxic chemicals, low odor, excellent enzyme stain and odor removal capabilities that is easy to rinse and leaves behind continuous stain resistant technology. Use it in your home or your vehicles for a safe and effective clean everywhere!
awesome video
been looking for a carpet and upholstery cleaner with a bit more power
if i want to mix zap it and the power clean together with a 10:1 dilution, how much of each do i need for the 1 part?
Hey! Im glad you like it, I would just choose one or the other, I typically lean towards just zap it for fabric. Its cheap, easy to get and easy to rinse and smells good. Take care!
@@highlandsautodetailing ok cool
I thought I saw you use 2 bottles (one of the mix and maybe the other was just water
I've heard good things about zap it power clean and 3D
what's your typical good dwell time before you wipe everything up after agitation?
Yes I do have 2 seperate bottles for each chemical, I do not mix them into the same bottle. Also, I actually never need to let it dwell because zap-it is activated when I agitate.
This is good method to clean your seats if liquid is not spilled on seat
Yes absolutely, an extractor or at least a strong shop vac will definitely be of value in that situation to spot treat spills.
Thanks for watching!
Thumbs up from me for the professionalism and positivity of all of your replies to commenters, and for taking the time to reply to everyone. 👏🏼
Thank you! 🙂 I appreciate you and all of my viewers for following and supporting my channel. Take care!
Awesome video! Thanks for all the tips 👍😎
I appreciate the feedback! Your welcome 🙂
Anybody know how to get super glue out of the seat in the car without damaging it and by the way, it’s a fabric seat not trying to spend much money. Any recommendations?
You can try things like acetone, alcohol and or nail polish remover at your own risk. However, try in an inconspicuous area first to see if it damages the material, and ensure you rinse it well with some mineral free water and a microfiber towel if you do not have an extractor.
A steam cleaner is worth a shot as well. Good luck!
do you clean the dashboard and the doors with super clean?
Hey, “Optimum Power Clean”yes I do, diluted at least 10-1. But I want to make sure you know its NOT “super clean”, the popular degreaser.
Thanks for watching!
@@highlandsautodetailing thanks
Good job
Thanks!
What is wrong with carpet and upholstery cleaner from walmart? Why do i have to use the extra chemical stuff can carpet and upholstery cleaner do the same job?
Great question, there is nothing coherently wrong with it, it just would not be my recommendation if you want the closest to professional grade results.
Professional cleaners like "Zap It" and "Rocket Revive It" by Bonnet Pro are designed to tackle tough stains with deeper cleaning power and less residue, which helps prevent dirt from sticking back. They are more concentrated and effective, providing consistent results for severe stains. While consumer-grade products from places like Walmart are good for general cleaning, they may not be as effective for heavy-duty stains or as efficient in their use. They might also leave unpleasant residues behind. And personally I am not a fan of messy, high foaming products.
With that said, feel free to use whatever cleaner you desire, they are generally easier to get and more budget friendly at Walmart. There might be good options that I am unaware of, but I am skeptical.
Thanks for watching!
Great video! I wanted to order optimum power clean from the video description, but there are so many links I don't know which one is the product from the video. Could you help me on the link? Happy to contribute to your channel through affiliate marketing. :)
Thank you! Im glad you liked it, and I appreciate your support. Here is the link:
amzn.to/3KfUl5p
@@highlandsautodetailing Awesome!
This is a good video of what Not to do. This is just moving dirt around and brush could damage seat.
If you watch the video, you can see all of the dirt being absorbed and transferred into the microfiber towel and the color of the seat being returned to original appearance. So this is simply not true. And its really tough to damage a seat with a super soft drill brush attachment and plenty of cleaner on the seat which provides lubrication. All feedback and opinions are helpful and encouraged, thanks for watching!
@portagepete
Why don't you show us in YOUR video what "TO DO"
What is that exact tool you are using?
Hey, which one are you talking about? The drill?
Nice job
Thanks for watching!
So what about the vacuum to suck out all the dirt ?
Hey, great question. So the microfiber towels work in a very similar way to the vacuum. They will absorb, extract and transfer the dirt, germs and moisture from the seat to the towel. Now, it will not pull deep spills completely from deep inside the foam below, but at least with this method you can get the majority of it out and visually remove the unwanted stain appearance. But even extractors won’t always be able to fully remove every spill that is really deep inside the foam. Thanks for watching!
The dirt is still inside. Extractors are not expensive. Also you can borrow these.
Hey, I appreciate and value your feedback!
Mytee lite 8070 heated extractor is always with me ready to go in the van.
The fact is, for the viewers watching, you gotta decide what method is best for “you” depending on the situation & what pleases “your” customers and communicate your plan of action up front.
Thanks for watching!
That's a good method. Also you need to neutralize the product after you mop up the seats s that if any liquid spill it won't reactivate that product That's in the seat.... another problem you can face is the seat get wet and soak the cleaning solution get deep and create more stains I've seen it before so just saying..... but great job on the cleaning
@@cebasmb8250 Thank you for your constructive & helpful feedback!
You can absolutely use something like a peroxide finisher by P&S as an additional precaution step upon ones own discretion. Fortunately, with the products and techniques I have used, I have not experienced this issue yet.
Take care & thanks for watching!
@@highlandsautodetailing not a problem brother I use the p&s peroxide a lot or all fabric rinse..... keep up the good works man, I was just saying 💙
Mobile detailers are not gonna be renting tools buddy
Unless it’s an encapsulation product, stains will resurface and reappear. The more you vacuum an encapsulating product the more dirt you get out.
Hey, yes Optimum Power Clean has encapsulation & emulsifier properties.
Thanks for your feedback & for watching!
76, you are right. You need a wet/dry vacuum to get the mixture out. That is what I did.
Although an extractor/wet vac makes easier work of this, you can simply use purified/distilled water in a spray bottle to thoroughly rinse the chemical out with a few more microfiber towels. Same concept just more work.
Thanks for watching!
How powerful should my vac be?
I apologize for the late reply, I myself use the Mytee lite 8070, and the power it provides I would say is a minimum recommendation professionally.
What shampoo fot car or humman
Hey there, apologies but I don’t quite understand your question. But If your asking what cleaner to use, I recommend zap it, it is my favorite. Thanks for watching!
I know it's expensive but you need to use an extractor vacuum.
Thanks for your feedback, it is definitely ideal, and which I do use myself. But this video is for people that don’t have or don’t want to use an extractor but still want great results with minimal tools and products. This is how I cleaned seats for the longest time before I got an extractor and customers loved the results just as much back then. For large, foul smelling spills, I definitely recommend extraction. This was not the case in this video.
Thanks for watching!
My arm hurts from watching this
Although simple, it sure is not an easy task to complete.
Thanks for watching!
@@highlandsautodetailing I literally just had surgery on my right arm because I tore all the way through my bicep tendon and into my muscle. Plus they had to clean out my rotary cuff. All these years of constant arm moving from detailing inside or outside is wearing our bodies out and we don't know it. So although this method does work, I strongly advise people to use anything and everything at their disposal to make the job easier.
@@94muddertrucker Oh no! Sorry to hear that, that’s rough.
But absolutely, detailing work is very demanding. Saving time, working smarter, not harder when and where you can is always encouraged to save your body long term.
what is optimum power clean?
A high quality all purpose cleaner/degreaser that when diluted properly, can virtually clean everything safely and effectively from wheels and tires to leather seats and plastics. You can click the link in the description to learn more about it from the manufacturer and purchase it if desired.
Spots are still visible even till the end
show the seat 2 days after the job.
Will do when I see the customer again, thanks for watching!
Nine
Thanks for watching!
Seats need proper shampooing with machine
I typically use mine, although not 100% necessary for the DIY individual or a new detailer without a machine to achieve great results. The point of the video is to show that it can be achieved on a very low budget. Thanks for watching!
возьми экстрактор в аренду на день и не втирай грязь в кресло.
Appreciate the feedback and suggestion, you could definitely do that. Although, if you pay attention to the microfiber towels in the video, I am extracting a ton of dirt. Thanks for watching!
@@highlandsautodetailing Попробуйте так очистить светлое тканевое кресло. После высыхания кресла один раз капните на него водой и вы увидите грязевой развод. Даже с экстрактором не просто извлечь всю грязь.
Как шутил один мой знакомый мастер по химчистке: Химчистка - это искусство размазать грязь равномерно