I love your approach to detailing cars and to recording your videos… you’re straight to the point, no nonsense, and you tell it like it is…definitely want to see more!
Did my first car interior with steam. No chemicals. Came out great and saved time. I did have stubborn short dog hair in the cargo area and back of the seats in the Hyundai Santa Fe, though. Slowed me down. I had been using chemicals for so long and I am kicking myself for not switching to steam earlier (9 years in the business).
@@reynosoautodetailing BTW, I subscribed. Now, I did a car today and I used steam on the glass inside and out. No streaks! Customer was really happy. 🙂
Mike that carfax app is the CarFax Car Care ??? That is a great idea bro, I would like to implement that into my business ... Thank You great video and information...
the one part where you used the drill with the brush to loosen up dirt on the carpet is a very good idea, similar to a vacuum cleaner. since i have a lot of dust deeply imbedded on my seats and carpet my shop vac fails to pick
What is the name of the pre treatment you use for the wheels and the paint? Also, where do you upload the pictures of the damages of the car? Amazing video, thank you for the information.
Not at all, steam cleaning is very safe and preferred over other methods in automotive interiors, as long as the user of the steamer cleaner isn’t holding the steamer too close to any surfaces for an extended period of time there’s no other way to really damage anything
Can the heat and humidity of the steam damage the surfaces of the instrument panel and the electrical, electronic components inside the instrument panel?
Yes that is why you want to keep the steamer further away from the instrument panel and gauge cluster and not shoot steam directly close to the components. As long as you keep from a safe distance 6-12 inches away you should be okay, as well as moving the steamer side to side always, you never want to steam in one place for multiple seconds straight.
In another video I made about removing odors without an ozone generator I actually showed how to clean headliners How To Remove 100% Of Odors From Your Car Without an Ozone Generator - Reynoso Auto Detailing th-cam.com/video/HuuarPbT23c/w-d-xo.html
Honestly it would be a pretty tight fit on the legs, your knees would probably be rubbing on the dash, I’m 5’10 on a good day and the leg room is not comfortable for longer trips
You can tell those are some first time parents. No one cleans stuff the way they do for that first kid. Every other kid after the first one is never brought home to as clean an environment. ha ha
Haha they’re not first time parents they have 2 other kids, it’s just important to protect a brand new born baby the first few weeks of life from viruses 🦠
You're not sanitizing shit with that steam. It cools down fast from the tip and you are holding it nowhere near close enough or long enough to kill anything.
@@reynosoautodetailing yes absolutely. About 6 to 7 inches away and it's not very hot anymore. I know I have the chief streamer. Now mine does spit drops here and there that is hot, but the dream isn't real hot at that point.
@@RichardMJrsounds like your chief steamer needs some service for its heating elements. The chief I use is always hot steam, especially right from the tip
I use Urable! It's a CRM that does everything with setting up appointments, managing clients, and you can upload to Carfax, I pay for the Pro Version so I can access the carfax
I love your approach to detailing cars and to recording your videos… you’re straight to the point, no nonsense, and you tell it like it is…definitely want to see more!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy :) stay tuned for more
Did my first car interior with steam. No chemicals. Came out great and saved time. I did have stubborn short dog hair in the cargo area and back of the seats in the Hyundai Santa Fe, though. Slowed me down. I had been using chemicals for so long and I am kicking myself for not switching to steam earlier (9 years in the business).
Thanks for sharing! Steam is amazing and works wonders
@@reynosoautodetailing BTW, I subscribed. Now, I did a car today and I used steam on the glass inside and out. No streaks! Customer was really happy. 🙂
@@webventures That’s sick man! Glad to hear it helps!
Mike that carfax app is the CarFax Car Care ??? That is a great idea bro, I would like to implement that into my business ... Thank You great video and information...
It's actually integrated in Urable, Im not sure if I mentioned that, but it is a CRM software and the Pro plan offers Carfax integration
the one part where you used the drill with the brush to loosen up dirt on the carpet is a very good idea, similar to a vacuum cleaner. since i have a lot of dust deeply imbedded on my seats and carpet my shop vac fails to pick
Glad you find it helpful! It’s one of the best methods to loosen dirt and release it to be able to vacuum it up!
Excellent work! I really enjoyed the video and learned some new techniques
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your support! More videos coming soon
Hello sir, you are awesome,
How do you add the detail service to the car history on carfax?
Thanks! I add it by using Urable! It's an app
Good shit brotha✅
Thank you!!
Good work mike
Thanks brotha!
Love that Camel Toe wheel mitt 😊
It's my favorite to clean wheels!
good job bro
Thanks!
Nice vids bro keep it up
Thanks, will do!
What is the name of the pre treatment you use for the wheels and the paint? Also, where do you upload the pictures of the damages of the car?
Amazing video, thank you for the information.
Koch Chemie MSN diluted 30:1! I upload the pictures to my CRM, an app called Urable made for detailers
Had to check my play back speed,, realised that's normal 😂
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What app do you use to upload the damage photos ?
I use an app called Urable! I have a full TH-cam video about it on my channel called “Best app for detailers”
Will steam cleaning not destroy your interior?
Not at all, steam cleaning is very safe and preferred over other methods in automotive interiors, as long as the user of the steamer cleaner isn’t holding the steamer too close to any surfaces for an extended period of time there’s no other way to really damage anything
Where did you get that standing ladder/table? I like the height of it. I’ve only ever seen ones that are shorter by a level compared to yours
Lowe’s! www.lowes.com/pd/Werner-Aluminum-Adjustable-Height-and-Linking-Pro-Platform-300lb-AP-2030L-MP2/5005470339
Can the heat and humidity of the steam damage the surfaces of the instrument panel and the electrical, electronic components inside the instrument panel?
Yes that is why you want to keep the steamer further away from the instrument panel and gauge cluster and not shoot steam directly close to the components. As long as you keep from a safe distance 6-12 inches away you should be okay, as well as moving the steamer side to side always, you never want to steam in one place for multiple seconds straight.
Did you steam the leather seats??
After cleaning them with P&S Xpress interior and a scrub pad I do a light steaming yes!
Hey safest way to remove greasy hand print from light colour fabric headliner.
In another video I made about removing odors without an ozone generator I actually showed how to clean headliners How To Remove 100% Of Odors From Your Car Without an Ozone Generator - Reynoso Auto Detailing
th-cam.com/video/HuuarPbT23c/w-d-xo.html
I’m 6’2 265lbs would I fit in that van? Be comfortable
Honestly it would be a pretty tight fit on the legs, your knees would probably be rubbing on the dash, I’m 5’10 on a good day and the leg room is not comfortable for longer trips
Whats the camera guys channel again??
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I cannot see will you buy any of your products it doesn't work
If you check it out again it might work, the link is now in the description of all my videos!
You can tell those are some first time parents. No one cleans stuff the way they do for that first kid. Every other kid after the first one is never brought home to as clean an environment. ha ha
Haha they’re not first time parents they have 2 other kids, it’s just important to protect a brand new born baby the first few weeks of life from viruses 🦠
You're not sanitizing shit with that steam. It cools down fast from the tip and you are holding it nowhere near close enough or long enough to kill anything.
In that theory then if it cools down fast from the tip I should be able to put my hand under it and I’ll be fine right? lol 😂
@@reynosoautodetailing yes absolutely. About 6 to 7 inches away and it's not very hot anymore. I know I have the chief streamer. Now mine does spit drops here and there that is hot, but the dream isn't real hot at that point.
@@RichardMJrsounds like your chief steamer needs some service for its heating elements. The chief I use is always hot steam, especially right from the tip
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Bro you doing to much dam I need my time back
How do you upload the detail to the carfax report
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I use Urable! It's a CRM that does everything with setting up appointments, managing clients, and you can upload to Carfax, I pay for the Pro Version so I can access the carfax
@@reynosoautodetailing that is next level man, ✊🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽
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