Damaging Interior Areas & How I Never Make Simple Mistakes

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Basic Interior Tools/Products Used Here
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Interior APC: bit.ly/3w7gNY5
Detailing Brushes: bit.ly/3MoTNfS
Non Abrasive Scrub Pads: amzn.to/3S8ZTlS
Toothbrush: amzn.to/3UhN9vK
Interior Bucket Caddy: amzn.to/42d6BMp
Detailing Vacuum: amzn.to/3op2cpR
Detailing Steamer: amzn.to/3UkcyoU
TimeCodes:
0:00 - Intro
1:57 - Chemically burning door panels
3:42 - Burning plastic with a steamer
6:35 - Damaging the steering wheel
8:28 - Damaging cup holders
10:30 - Scratching interiors with a vacuum
11:52 - Greasy seat runners
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[@danielramotowski5187]

Thanks man. I’ve been wanting to go into auto detailing and you’re super knowledgeable.

[@Alanst1xx]

Brro thats the details of the detailing we needed to know i just subscribed thanks dude

[@eurometrixproductions7]

Thank you so much for your input and help to our detailing community!! Happy to have found your channel and super happy to be apart of it !!!

[@mariosindik7076]

Hi Wilson, you became my new favorite detailing channel and I hope you make more videos

[@johng753]

Very useful and well presented content. A lot of valuable information on interior detailing and how to deal with customers looking for cheap prices.

[@madhurapatil5252]

Very hrlpful tips. Good information.

[@justintime4466]

Wish there was a way to get the black panels back to black from when they get chalky, any help?

[@yooo2568]

Wb super clean is that good for the interior also?

[@davidibishi8806]

Wilson do you stil do mobile detailing or only at your own g-location?

[@elliotsimpson3591]

Can we please be specific when referencing an APC vs an interior cleaner? The two are not necessarily interchangeable, especially if the choice of APC is a degreaser!

[@kalonjjiikalonjjii396]

I prefer interior cleaners over apc

[@jessemoore9705]

Dual action polisher to sand your vacuum tips 😂😂😂😂 talk about overkill. Just get a piece of sandpaper lmao

[@jeffreybellantoni8758]

Dont use the steamer waste of time

[@justintime4466]

Right tool for the job. Steam cleaning has its place.

[@elmirbrdar1045]

Valuable lesson: don’t use a steamer

[@julianr7124]

no, i did for 2 yrs and regreted it for a while after i picked one up and learned the skill, it comes in
so much use

[@anthonygiovino857]

just like he said steamers really do come in handy but u have to learn when enough is enough. the window buttons fade very easy specially on old cars. i messed up a few cars and learned from that but lucky the client didnt care because they were 10-15 year old cars that were already in bad condition. 2 tips that help is move fast and dont put the steam to close