This is Awesome! I always detail my SUV and everything else! Question: Do you know if there's any kind of charcoal vent filters? There's so much crap in the air that what I breath in is very important to me.
Luke great video's. Just became a subscriber a few weeks ago. Now that fall and winter is coming. Now do you clean and maintain a car finish during this time. Specially if the car is outside. Thank you, Sonny
I dont personally own one so I dont have much to say... I would say that is something to invest in when you have cash to throw away,,, definitely not a necessity in any degree
Well this is one of them, but I use a lot of different kinds depending on the situation, sometimes meguiars express spray wax, sometimes meguiars interior protectant, sometimes other products from smaller companies, I experiment a lot with products like that!
You should spray your steamer nozzle into a drinking glass for the same amount of time that you sprayed into the vents. I’ve got a feeling that once you see the amount of water you’re actually spraying, you’ll probably think twice about using this method.
Please share a little about how this is done. This is what I want to do. I want to give it a full cleansing, not just a shot of steam like this video shows. Thanks much!
Im going to go through some of your vids and see what I should put together for a detail kit... some things I know I already have, maybe I'll have a dedicated cabinet for all the gear. Mostly Ive just been making silly shop videos messing around hanging out, and some vlogs, now I'm thinking more about the business aspect regarding the channel/social media/shop.
Matte cars are a whole different animal because so much in the detailing world is based on the premise that the car has a clear coat, so when that is out of the equation, it changes things :/
Wilson Auto Detailing so technically all we can do to matte paint is wash it and put some type of no gloss protectant. So nothing can be done about water spots then??
Everything AnkerPro I have a matte wrap and the installer recommends sealing it shortly after install. As far as water spots go, I've heard Dr. Beasley's Matte Paint Cleanser works well. They have a sealant you can use after too.
I'm not scared of the water, there is nothing to ruin there.. The thing that is happening and can happen (at least at old or low budget cars) Is the whitening of the plastic because of the hot steamer.
Wow! That is WAY To much moisture to incorporate into a vent that you will never get out, also almost all vents have a sealant made of foam or rubber on the edge of the trap to shut them with the knob below the vent and this will cause them to dry rot faster. I would not advise putting water in your vents to anyone, use a brush and a hose to suck out any loose dirt and change your cabin filter often
You have to take into account the entirety of the situation, and use common sense, there is a situation where this works, and a situation where this does not
I'm 6 years late seeing this, but still took EVERYTHING in!! Cool video!
Level 10 attention to detail, love your work Luke!
Thank you benjamin! Let me know if you need anything!
Great video luke.
Exactly how I do vents as well, glad to see I'm doing it the same as someone else.
Yessir!! Awesome!
This is Awesome!
I always detail my SUV and everything else!
Question:
Do you know if there's any kind of charcoal vent filters?
There's so much crap in the air that what I breath in is very important to me.
How do you feel about running a shop vac at the same time to vacum up the steam as it's blowing the dirt off?
Good work buddy! Keep it up!👍
Thanks my man!!!
Good video buddy you the best on youtube tfs
thanks my man!! I appreciate that!
Need ideas for cleaning seat belts. Seems a steamer might work best! Thanks!
That's my go to! Definitely a steamer!
Wilson - Aero Cosmetics - Rubber Care. So nice, I love it for dressing Rubber. Supposedly "air craft grade". Amazon.
I will check it out!! Thanks man!
Luke great video's. Just became a subscriber a few weeks ago. Now that fall and winter is coming. Now do you clean and maintain a car finish during this time. Specially if the car is outside. Thank you, Sonny
Hey , YES I DO!! and I will be coming out with videos about all of that!
Any recommendations on ozone machines
I dont personally own one so I dont have much to say... I would say that is something to invest in when you have cash to throw away,,, definitely not a necessity in any degree
Thanks, I Have one coming in for under $100, will let you know how it works. I’ve had several request to remove heavy smoke!
Great video What kind of interior dressing do you use?
Well this is one of them, but I use a lot of different kinds depending on the situation, sometimes meguiars express spray wax, sometimes meguiars interior protectant, sometimes other products from smaller companies, I experiment a lot with products like that!
Thanks for getting back with me
You should spray your steamer nozzle into a drinking glass for the same amount of time that you sprayed into the vents. I’ve got a feeling that once you see the amount of water you’re actually spraying, you’ll probably think twice about using this method.
it will come out of the condensate drain. not a big deal
Tornator my friend!!!!
Where does all the dust go when you put the stream in there
Great price for the trim spray!
I thought so as well!!
Wash the heater core and evaporator too, of you don't all that crud will come back
Please share a little about how this is done. This is what I want to do. I want to give it a full cleansing, not just a shot of steam like this video shows. Thanks much!
Wilson, are you a mobile service? if so what do you do for water and power?
Yes, customer's water and electric!
That's alright, you got me thinking I may start detailing some vehicles in my shop for some extra cash now
YYEEEESSS!!
Im going to go through some of your vids and see what I should put together for a detail kit... some things I know I already have, maybe I'll have a dedicated cabinet for all the gear. Mostly Ive just been making silly shop videos messing around hanging out, and some vlogs, now I'm thinking more about the business aspect regarding the channel/social media/shop.
Inverter & ONR.. ONR is next level.
Hey I know this is not about this video but I kinda need to how how to clean matte cars like removing water spots, claying the paint if possible.
Matte cars are a whole different animal because so much in the detailing world is based on the premise that the car has a clear coat, so when that is out of the equation, it changes things :/
Wilson Auto Detailing so technically all we can do to matte paint is wash it and put some type of no gloss protectant. So nothing can be done about water spots then??
Everything AnkerPro I have a matte wrap and the installer recommends sealing it shortly after install. As far as water spots go, I've heard Dr. Beasley's Matte Paint Cleanser works well. They have a sealant you can use after too.
Uncle Tones ok I’ll have to check them out thanks for the info
Thank you for another great video! What does the ultra shine spray smell like?
Im not sure hahha I never really paid too much attention... it doesnt have any sort of lasting smell
I'm not scared of the water, there is nothing to ruin there.. The thing that is happening and can happen (at least at old or low budget cars) Is the whitening of the plastic because of the hot steamer.
Do you use customers water when detailing or have a water porter
Ruben Pelayo I use customer water! Never been a problem!
I just asked something similar and then noticed this comment
I'm from Jamaica
Yo Luke....hope you ok.....just saw the damage to your car😱
Shawn Peters not sure...looks like he got hit from behind
Im good! Thanks my man!!!
Wow! That is WAY To much moisture to incorporate into a vent that you will never get out, also almost all vents have a sealant made of foam or rubber on the edge of the trap to shut them with the knob below the vent and this will cause them to dry rot faster.
I would not advise putting water in your vents to anyone, use a brush and a hose to suck out any loose dirt and change your cabin filter often
You have to take into account the entirety of the situation, and use common sense, there is a situation where this works, and a situation where this does not
Terrible
What about exterior intake vents?