Great video for those interested in a detailing business and those who want to care for personal vehicles. After watching part 1, I detailed the inside of my wife’s SUV with My Tornador I’ve had since Christmas. It worked great for cleaning the winter crime on the doors and door jabs.
Just ordered a Tornador Black, can't wait to try it out. One thing people need to be aware of is that there's a lot copy cats of the Tornador, check to make sure it's the patented Tornador. Thanks for the video.
I like your comments about Craftsman, haha. I am now a professional technician, but as a kid my dad brought me up with Craftsman tools, but as an automotive specialist I use Mac Matco and mainly Snap on. But my dad is a Carpenter/Contractor and he too lives by DeWalt tools. I know how great their tools are.
Love the Tornador Black. I use Folex diluted 4-1 with DI water. Then hot water extraction. I think the APC may be a better cleaner, but some stains tend to reappear with it.
This is a vortex type nozzle powered by compressed air that basically spins the solution into fibrous materials commonly used with enzyme extractors and non foaming oxygenated detergents with de-ionized water and air which disassociates the molecules from the surface or material that your cleaning. It is a pretty good process for vehicle detailing where light staining of individuals that maintain a fairly clean lifestyle. Undisciplined passengers, dogs, cats, smokers and sloshing belly busting big gulp drinkers where the the car looks like a (tornado hit it) may never need to purchase one of these Tornador devices since detailing is the last thing on their minds. I have a friend in the detailing business and he has one of these and it works great here in Las Vegas where there is plenty of oily parking lots and desert sand.
When you put anything in a container that is different than the original, it is always a good idea to label it, so you do not accidentally confuse the contents and cause a problem. Just a thought.
I love my tornador black as well ived haded for about two years now and its an awesome tool i just saw last year at sema that tornador tool company came out with a new and improved tornador vacuum attachment wich i tested out at show and man that tool is amazing will help with sand and pet hair
Rapid remover is really for sticker adhesive removal. Is it ok to use on carpets? Do you dilute? It is pretty expensive. It works really well when pulling old lettering just pricey.
alphacharlie65ms Good question. Not sure how much amperage the compressor pulls. I have not tried to run it on my Honda generator as I typically am working at people's homes and I plug into their power source.
Hey Darren can you make a video about Tornador tool to show what else can you clean with it? Or what else you use it for. We would like more informations about it :) keep up the good work!
Darren, do you run your generator with the eu2000 honda generator without any problems. Also the rapid remover on your link is a 32 oz not a gallon like the one you showed on the video, where can I get the gallon? Thanks in advance
Another great video Darren. I have been watching your videos for a long time and loving the content. CONTENT IDEA: After looking at the Autogeek website, I noticed that the Tornador is also recommended for cleaning wheels. Will you please demo the Tornador on some really dirty wheels? If the Tornador can clean wheels with just water and air then it will save time and the cost of additional wheel/tire products. Ultimately making life/profits better for the detailer - I'll buy one immediately! Intrigued, but skeptical.
Another amazing video I am gradually making my way through all of them! Darren I need some advise please we just bought my wife a new Kia Optima and I wanted to know what you recommend cleaning and dressing the dash with so that it has a natural look not too shiny or greasy thanks again.
Paul Rhodes I really like the megs synthetic Xpress wax. So many uses for it both interior and exterior. See these links for additional info: th-cam.com/video/ZfMpwEYjRgg/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/kcdyPqRlsS4/w-d-xo.html www.best-auto-detailing-tips.com/meguiars-synthetic-xpress-wax.html
Where did all the dirt go? Did it come up when you mop it with the rag? I don't detail cars for a living, but I kind of have been wanting one of these for myself when I clean my truck.
Thanks D on another good vid , Q - which do you like best ? Steamer or tornador Plz let me know your pros/cons on both , I do have a vapor clean steamer , if your waiting to do a vid on this topic then I can wait . Ps your vids time run are great , for me I feel the longer the better , not like others they give you about 10--20mins , then you think to yourself what ...
razor back The short answer is I would hate to be forced to choose as they both have great benefits, but both have limitations. You can see my description in this link as I set the video to begin where I address this: th-cam.com/video/yk07R40es1s/w-d-xo.htmlm6s I do plan on doing a side by side comparison and dissect the pros and cons of each. Thanks for tuning in!
Great video and a great tool. Just a few questions. 1 - Tap water or distilled water? 2 - What about Meguiar's APC diluted down? Thanks for the knowledge! Miguel Gomes
You have been using the Tornador for awhile now. Can you tell us all of the different applications for which you have found it useful? i.e., carpets, seats, between door and body, engine, etc. What I am interested in, is, in these applications, does it do it very well, or does it do an ok job, but you end up with brushes and a microfiber towel in the end?
+Alan Jezusko I guess I could explain a bit more. You explain that the business is constantly changing. Whereas you used to do all jobs by hand, you might have decided since your discovery of the Tornador, that some jobs can be done easier, quicker, and/or more successfully with the Tornador. Could you do a video on those jobs that can be done like that?.. or even just discuss it a bit?
Andy Music Yes. Your description would be a 10:1 ratio. The first number is the water, the second number is the concentrate. The volume you have chosen is in ounces. The same would hold true if you were mixing gallons. Many people get confused by this problem. So based on your example, you would end up with 11 ounces of solution.
Good method but I prefer using the extractor to pick up most of the water. Before I worked old method degreaser, brush and microfiber towel until I got my extractor day night difference
brianallen0826 No. I am using water to rinse away the dirt and cleaner. See this link for the Rapid Remover: www.best-auto-detailing-tips.com/car-adhesive-remover.html
Would you have to use a spray bottle of water to clean off the chemicals if you were not using the tornador to rinse them? Basically what I am wondering is if super degreaser, APC, or Rapid Remover will burn someones skin left on the carpet or residual.
i need a compressor to use with a black z020 tornador. wich is better for work without problems? i can afford a 28 gallon compressor but i can buy a 50l for the 1/2 price. wich should i buy? please help.
Just ordered my Dewalt compressor and Flexzilla air line. Do you think it is necessary to use an In-Line Desiccant Dryer to filter out oil and water vapour?
Bruce Nichols I questioned that myself. I chose not to. I am sure you will get a different answer anytime you ask someone. So far have not had any problems, but I am sure if any problems are to be had, it would be long term use. Haven't had time to really research it though.
mich gonz I think it is a better choice. You are limited with an extractor due to the size of the extractor head. The Tornador can clean hard to reach areas and surfaces that an extractor could not get to. In a perfect world, you would have a steamer, a Tornador, and extractor. But you can get buy without all these tools if you wanted to. It would simply mean you are limited as to how clean you can get materials and the types of jobs you can do, or the amount you can charge for your detail services. I would put the Tornador at the top of my list and then the steamer if I had to choose, but each tool has its limitations and benefits.
johnnieace45 I don't think so. I have a steamer that works excellent on tile grout, but I use Lysol toilet bowl cleaner diluted down 4:1 for use on the shower and tub. That stuff along with a Magic Eraser is pure magic.
remember you're spraying solution to your section. for example.... you do one door and compressor starts up again. by the time you wipe it dry, you'll be good to go to the next section. you don't need a 50 gallon compressor, a 10-15 is perfect as long as you have the right scfm @ 90 psi.
Auto Fetish Detail so the Tornador is 4.5 cfm at 90 psi and the Dewalt is 4.8 scfm at 90 psi. What is the reasoning g9r getting the Dewalt compressor? I've been doing some looking around on Detailing for Dummies on Facebook and some people are saying get a bigger tank and get 10 cfm. So I'm lost lol.
John Kerns or just toss down the old carpeting that was taken out of the house about 10 years ago....now we can walk around the garage in our socks and bare feet while doing the laundry, etc, without walking on bare cement floors. But that's just how I roll. Grew up with carpeting in my garage and have liked it ever since. Trade-off's....
Did not realize this video was about putting carpet in your garage..... he just gave you nuggets of gold and you want to be concerned with carpet?!.... 🤦♂️
alright, Now I've seen the, or "A" > proper "compressor" for my Tornador,,,,,,,,,,, my 20 gal. NO OIL craftsman (that just did burn out), I'll be purchasing a new compressor, maybe : tomorrow,,, now I know how much POWER: of a compressor , that I need for it: Thanks so MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This guy does the same shit I do with the gun, I always feel the cyclone coming out the end, mainly because it feels cool as shit on your hand and if you put dog shampoo in it it cleans your dog without having to scrub them. The trick is chaining them down so when they freak out they stay put.
Steve Van Der Vorst No. I use the cart based on the job I am doing; mostly I use when I am doing paint correction and have my buffers and my "buffer kit" that I need handy access to while working around the car.
Oke, because you said in this or the previous video, i'll get my interior cart... it seemed a bit crazy to have multiple carts in the van... organize the cart on the spot according to the job: makes sense
Steve Van Der Vorst I have most things organized into different containers. I have my bucket jockey that essentially contains everything needed for the interior: www.best-auto-detailing-tips.com/husky-bucket-jockey.html And then I have a container for all my polishes, polish pads, sand paper, etc. I have another container that houses my buffers/polishers, etc. So based on the job I am doing, I can set these containers on the cart and have my tools, products, etc. conveniently at my disposal. It's all about organization and efficiency....which then equals profitability.
I love to have my stuff organized and uniform.... those bucket jockey look great... import to belgium in (value + transport)+ 37%.... bit to expensive for me (already check it via your sit ;) )
So correct me if I'm wrong, but this just pushes the dirt further into the fabric you're trying to clean? It just looks cleaner but all of the dirt is still there plus it saturates it heavily with water. No thank you
That thing looks pretty intriguing but 175 bucks for me isn't happening. Is there some cheap Chinese knockoff version? There doesn't seem to be much to it. If I was a professional I'd spend the money but to use it a few times a year I can't justify that.
my sister has a brand new darkish gray BMW. the other day it was covered in a thick layer of gravel dust and brown dirt dust from a graveled lane. I was standing there looking at her new BMW covered in dirt as she takes a dirty shop rag off the ground and starts wiping the gravel dirt dust off her new assed BMW. I almost had a heart attack. I told her not to do that and kind of explained why but.... oh man, lol
Honestly you did use solution on the spot u say u didn’t because u sprayed it towards that way. So try another spot with no type of solution whatsoever
Great video for those interested in a detailing business and those who want to care for personal vehicles.
After watching part 1, I detailed the inside of my wife’s SUV with My Tornador I’ve had since Christmas.
It worked great for cleaning the winter crime on the doors and door jabs.
Just wanted to say thanks for all the time effort and info that you put out on youtube. As a newbie defiantly learned a lot from your vids
Just ordered a Tornador Black, can't wait to try it out. One thing people need to be aware of is that there's a lot copy cats of the Tornador, check to make sure it's the patented Tornador. Thanks for the video.
Darren, thanks for all the information. Have learned a ton from your videos and really enjoy them! Keep up the great work!
Tim Smith Thanks for tuning in!
I like your comments about Craftsman, haha. I am now a professional technician, but as a kid my dad brought me up with Craftsman tools, but as an automotive specialist I use Mac Matco and mainly Snap on. But my dad is a Carpenter/Contractor and he too lives by DeWalt tools. I know how great their tools are.
That's a cool tool...I'm getting one. BTW, Bar is a measurement of pressure, not volume.
Love the Tornador Black. I use Folex diluted 4-1 with DI water. Then hot water extraction. I think the APC may be a better cleaner, but some stains tend to reappear with it.
A bar is the metric units of measurement for pressure, just like psi. cfm is cubic feet per minute which is a volume per unit of time measurement.
9:05 or use a wet/dry vac. Awesome job! Just bought mine! Thanks for info!
This is a vortex type nozzle powered by compressed air that basically spins the solution into fibrous materials commonly used with enzyme extractors and non foaming oxygenated detergents with de-ionized water and air which disassociates the molecules from the surface or material that your cleaning. It is a pretty good process for vehicle detailing where light staining of individuals that maintain a fairly clean lifestyle. Undisciplined passengers, dogs, cats, smokers and sloshing belly busting big gulp drinkers where the the car looks like a (tornado hit it) may never need to purchase one of these Tornador devices since detailing is the last thing on their minds. I have a friend in the detailing business and he has one of these and it works great here in Las Vegas where there is plenty of oily parking lots and desert sand.
Robert Smith theoretically could you use this to remove walking path discolorization areas on carpet in home. Rug doctor could only do so much.
The flexzilla water hoses are awesome too. I have the 50f and 100ft and I love them.
Chris P So far I love them!
When you put anything in a container that is different than the original, it is always a good idea to label it, so you do not accidentally confuse the contents and cause a problem. Just a thought.
I love my tornador black as well ived haded for about two years now and its an awesome tool i just saw last year at sema that tornador tool company came out with a new and improved tornador vacuum attachment wich i tested out at show and man that tool is amazing will help with sand and pet hair
anibal alzalde Cool; will definitely check it out.
Rapid remover is really for sticker adhesive removal. Is it ok to use on carpets? Do you dilute? It is pretty expensive. It works really well when pulling old lettering just pricey.
So would u perfer the tornador for carpet cleaning
Or a hot water carpet extractor??
Great tool. What size of generator would work for the DeWalt compressor.
alphacharlie65ms Good question. Not sure how much amperage the compressor pulls. I have not tried to run it on my Honda generator as I typically am working at people's homes and I plug into their power source.
Tip top as usual - great quality video
Hey Darren can you make a video about Tornador tool to show what else can you clean with it? Or what else you use it for. We would like more informations about it :) keep up the good work!
Darren, do you run your generator with the eu2000 honda generator without any problems. Also the rapid remover on your link is a 32 oz not a gallon like the one you showed on the video, where can I get the gallon? Thanks in advance
Another great video Darren. I have been watching your videos for a long time and loving the content. CONTENT IDEA: After looking at the Autogeek website, I noticed that the Tornador is also recommended for cleaning wheels. Will you please demo the Tornador on some really dirty wheels? If the Tornador can clean wheels with just water and air then it will save time and the cost of additional wheel/tire products. Ultimately making life/profits better for the detailer - I'll buy one immediately! Intrigued, but skeptical.
Another amazing video I am gradually making my way through all of them! Darren I need some advise please we just bought my wife a new Kia Optima and I wanted to know what you recommend cleaning and dressing the dash with so that it has a natural look not too shiny or greasy thanks again.
Paul Rhodes I really like the megs synthetic Xpress wax. So many uses for it both interior and exterior. See these links for additional info:
th-cam.com/video/ZfMpwEYjRgg/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/kcdyPqRlsS4/w-d-xo.html
www.best-auto-detailing-tips.com/meguiars-synthetic-xpress-wax.html
I really like dress all
"The right tool for the right moment can make or break your world!"
***** Someone was paying attention!
Where did all the dirt go? Did it come up when you mop it with the rag? I don't detail cars for a living, but I kind of have been wanting one of these for myself when I clean my truck.
my detailing teacher thx so much....will be getting a tornador....
Thanks D on another good vid , Q - which do you like best ? Steamer or tornador Plz let me know your pros/cons on both , I do have a vapor clean steamer , if your waiting to do a vid on this topic then I can wait . Ps your vids time run are great , for me I feel the longer the better , not like others they give you about 10--20mins , then you think to yourself what ...
razor back The short answer is I would hate to be forced to choose as they both have great benefits, but both have limitations. You can see my description in this link as I set the video to begin where I address this: th-cam.com/video/yk07R40es1s/w-d-xo.htmlm6s
I do plan on doing a side by side comparison and dissect the pros and cons of each.
Thanks for tuning in!
Great video and a great tool.
Just a few questions.
1 - Tap water or distilled water?
2 - What about Meguiar's APC diluted down?
Thanks for the knowledge!
Miguel Gomes
You have been using the Tornador for awhile now. Can you tell us all of the different applications for which you have found it useful? i.e., carpets, seats, between door and body, engine, etc. What I am interested in, is, in these applications, does it do it very well, or does it do an ok job, but you end up with brushes and a microfiber towel in the end?
+Alan Jezusko I guess I could explain a bit more. You explain that the business is constantly changing. Whereas you used to do all jobs by hand, you might have decided since your discovery of the Tornador, that some jobs can be done easier, quicker, and/or more successfully with the Tornador. Could you do a video on those jobs that can be done like that?.. or even just discuss it a bit?
I am wondering if the Tornador would clean better with hot water and a type of detergent in it.
why did part 1 get deleted? I only got a few minutes into watching it. Very bummed!
What do you mean by your dilution ratios? Is is 10 ounces of water and 1 ounce of concentrate? Just very confused - thanks!
Andy Music Yes. Your description would be a 10:1 ratio. The first number is the water, the second number is the concentrate. The volume you have chosen is in ounces. The same would hold true if you were mixing gallons. Many people get confused by this problem. So based on your example, you would end up with 11 ounces of solution.
Every time I watch one of your videos, I have to go add something to the list at Amazon HAHA!
sorry Darren the question is if you run your compressor with the Honda Generator Eu2000
how do i clean between the seat and center console? That area is breaking me. Also, do you use this gun to clean the tracks for seats?
Tornador does it all! I use it on my engine ect!
Good method but I prefer using the extractor to pick up most of the water. Before I worked old method degreaser, brush and microfiber towel until I got my extractor day night difference
Would you use an extractor to fully remove the chemicals once your done? Where do you get the grease cutter you mention
brianallen0826 No. I am using water to rinse away the dirt and cleaner. See this link for the Rapid Remover:
www.best-auto-detailing-tips.com/car-adhesive-remover.html
Would you have to use a spray bottle of water to clean off the chemicals if you were not using the tornador to rinse them?
Basically what I am wondering is if super degreaser, APC, or Rapid Remover will burn someones skin left on the carpet or residual.
i need a compressor to use with a black z020 tornador. wich is better for work without problems? i can afford a 28 gallon compressor but i can buy a 50l for the 1/2 price. wich should i buy? please help.
What size of compressor do you need to power the tornador properly?
James Barnes 25 or more
Where do you get that
Just ordered my Dewalt compressor and Flexzilla air line. Do you think it is necessary to use an In-Line Desiccant Dryer to filter out oil and water vapour?
Bruce Nichols I questioned that myself. I chose not to. I am sure you will get a different answer anytime you ask someone. So far have not had any problems, but I am sure if any problems are to be had, it would be long term use. Haven't had time to really research it though.
Which compressor do you use for the Tornador? As your mobile compressor
What kind of brush would you use for a pretty soiled headliner?
Thank you for the break down of the tornator
I HAVE A CRAFTMAN 4.7 scfm at 40 psi 3.3 scfm at 90 psi 120 volt 125 max 12 gallom tank 1.5 hrs power can i use it thanks darren for video
So is this Rapid Remover you use the vinyl adhesive remover I see on Amazon?
Hey Darren have you tried the vacuum attachment
what kinda cleaner do you use on it?
what chemical is best to use in this gun?? i recently ordered one but not sure what to use
Can you do another video on the tornador gun
Checked online for this product and price range from $37-$165+ How do we know which is the real deal?
Auto Fetish Detail after using the Tornador would you vaccum once more?
Jacob Sullivan That would be a case by case judgement call based on the finished and dried results.
does it run tornador continuously at 90 psi even after the compressor has to turn in to generate air
SCFM = Standard Cubic Feet Per Minute, Bar = ~14.5 psi = atmospheric pressure on earth at sea level
+ Auto Fetish Detail what compressor do you recommend. cheers in advance
What kind of air compressor do you recommend for tornador black?
One that has about 5 scfm.
Is this worth buying than an extractor ?
mich gonz I think it is a better choice. You are limited with an extractor due to the size of the extractor head. The Tornador can clean hard to reach areas and surfaces that an extractor could not get to. In a perfect world, you would have a steamer, a Tornador, and extractor. But you can get buy without all these tools if you wanted to. It would simply mean you are limited as to how clean you can get materials and the types of jobs you can do, or the amount you can charge for your detail services. I would put the Tornador at the top of my list and then the steamer if I had to choose, but each tool has its limitations and benefits.
Seem like a dirt loosener you got to wet vac it on the spot not to push too far de dirt deeper in !
can you please tell me what size and what kind of air compressor are you using
Andrew Malcolm 15 Gal. 1.6 HP Continuous 200 PSI Workshop Air Compressor
Auto Fetish Detail I suppose it would have been helpful to add that it is a DeWalt
Thank you so much
Will my 125psi compressor be good?
Do you think that would work on my tub and tile?
johnnieace45 Which? The Tornador or the cleaning brushes?
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I hate cleaning the grout and the tub at my house, was wondering if that little thing would make my life easier
johnnieace45 I don't think so. I have a steamer that works excellent on tile grout, but I use Lysol toilet bowl cleaner diluted down 4:1 for use on the shower and tub. That stuff along with a Magic Eraser is pure magic.
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Thanks, I will try that.
is there enough air in that tank to detail a full-size sedan or something large like a Chrysler 300
remember you're spraying solution to your section. for example.... you do one door and compressor starts up again. by the time you wipe it dry, you'll be good to go to the next section. you don't need a 50 gallon compressor, a 10-15 is perfect as long as you have the right scfm @ 90 psi.
i did a video on this as well. check ot out.
Thanks for the info. You saved me a lot of money.
Water is very powerful and under estimated. A jet of water can cut steal
What kind of extesion cord would I use and can I clean the mold off the house?? I am a girl
Love the pumas man, I'm subbing....
Now I just need a 600 gallon compressor 💯💯👌
Auto Fetish Detail so the Tornador is 4.5 cfm at 90 psi and the Dewalt is 4.8 scfm at 90 psi. What is the reasoning g9r getting the Dewalt compressor? I've been doing some looking around on Detailing for Dummies on Facebook and some people are saying get a bigger tank and get 10 cfm. So I'm lost lol.
Let’s say I get the husky 150 psi 8gal. 4.6 scfm
why would you have carpeting in the garage in the first place?????? :/
John Kerns Someone skipped through the video...so the dirt from our shoes stays in the garage and doesn't get into the house.
Auto Fetish Detail wouldn't be easier just to get door mats?
John Kerns or just toss down the old carpeting that was taken out of the house about 10 years ago....now we can walk around the garage in our socks and bare feet while doing the laundry, etc, without walking on bare cement floors. But that's just how I roll. Grew up with carpeting in my garage and have liked it ever since. Trade-off's....
Did not realize this video was about putting carpet in your garage..... he just gave you nuggets of gold and you want to be concerned with carpet?!.... 🤦♂️
alright, Now I've seen the, or "A" > proper "compressor" for my Tornador,,,,,,,,,,, my 20 gal. NO OIL craftsman (that just did burn out), I'll be purchasing a new compressor, maybe : tomorrow,,, now I know how much POWER: of a compressor , that I need for it: Thanks so MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cool device but to much chat. We need action
Not only does he explain as if we are stupid machine tool liquid products dirt Grease...
no link to rapid remover
Kevin Finn Thanks Kevin; once again, sharp eye! I just added link to both videos.
Scfm - standard cubic feet per min
why dont u just put the super degreaser insode the tornador thats how younare suppose to use it
They're like $35 plus shipping on Aliexpress.
This guy does the same shit I do with the gun, I always feel the cyclone coming out the end, mainly because it feels cool as shit on your hand and if you put dog shampoo in it it cleans your dog without having to scrub them. The trick is chaining them down so when they freak out they stay put.
You're a fucking asshole
do you have multiple carts in your van? per subject?
Steve Van Der Vorst No. I use the cart based on the job I am doing; mostly I use when I am doing paint correction and have my buffers and my "buffer kit" that I need handy access to while working around the car.
Oke, because you said in this or the previous video, i'll get my interior cart... it seemed a bit crazy to have multiple carts in the van... organize the cart on the spot according to the job: makes sense
Steve Van Der Vorst I have most things organized into different containers. I have my bucket jockey that essentially contains everything needed for the interior: www.best-auto-detailing-tips.com/husky-bucket-jockey.html
And then I have a container for all my polishes, polish pads, sand paper, etc. I have another container that houses my buffers/polishers, etc. So based on the job I am doing, I can set these containers on the cart and have my tools, products, etc. conveniently at my disposal.
It's all about organization and efficiency....which then equals profitability.
I love to have my stuff organized and uniform.... those bucket jockey look great... import to belgium in (value + transport)+ 37%.... bit to expensive for me (already check it via your sit ;) )
Steve Van Der Vorst Bummer. If you look around at home improvement stores, there might be similar alternatives you can purchase locally.
Some say he still shooting tornado...
So correct me if I'm wrong, but this just pushes the dirt further into the fabric you're trying to clean? It just looks cleaner but all of the dirt is still there plus it saturates it heavily with water. No thank you
Very good thank you choking lot a lot so it stopped talking too much and do the detail
That thing looks pretty intriguing but 175 bucks for me isn't happening. Is there some cheap Chinese knockoff version? There doesn't seem to be much to it. If I was a professional I'd spend the money but to use it a few times a year I can't justify that.
He said let me talk shortly,,lmao
my sister has a brand new darkish gray BMW. the other day it was covered in a thick layer of gravel dust and brown dirt dust from a graveled lane. I was standing there looking at her new BMW covered in dirt as she takes a dirty shop rag off the ground and starts wiping the gravel dirt dust off her new assed BMW. I almost had a heart attack. I told her not to do that and kind of explained why but.... oh man, lol
overcloth Good luck with her!
Honestly you did use solution on the spot u say u didn’t because u sprayed it towards that way. So try another spot with no type of solution whatsoever
I think i would rather go to an auto detailer.
It's like Mike Rowe and Clint Eastwood had a child
Just buy some new Matt’s
Stop repeating the name. Pick one and say it once
You just pushed all that grime into the carpet it needs vacuuming out
Glorified mini pressure washer. Nothing more nothing less.
get a 4k video! :P
stop shaving your legs we do
why do you speak so much ??!!
Some cleaners are best used undiluted.
Don't be a tightwad haha..
Lmao I paid $30 for this
Paid $40 for mine!