Video

It's a great product! I also love the 303 Aerospace Protectant. I finish off every interior detail with that product.

Ithaca, NY

It wasn't cheap!

Thank you! I use the Vapor Rino. It's a bit expensive but well worth it. I call it my magic wand.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. More coming soon!

Thank you! 🙏

Thanks for the support. I love this steamer. I will try out the other nozzle thanks. I'm still learning how to utilize all the attachments. This is by far my most expensive tool and I was nervous about the purchase but man I'm so glad to have it. I use it in almost every aspect of the detail. I call it my magic wand.

Thank you!

Obrigada!

Yes. I love it!

Thanks for the support. I've removed seats before and yes it does make it easier to clean which is a pro but there are some definite cons to removing seats as well. There is a risk to break plastic covers while removing to get to bolts. The wiring underneath sometimes can be a pain to unplug on power seats. Then I've heard that once safety bolts are removed from seats, they should be replaced. This is probably the main reason I don't remove seats, it's a safety hazard. I have come up with tons of tricks to clean thoroughly with seats intact. I highly recommend the use of an air compressor and a high pressure steamer like the Vapor Rino to clean those hard to reach areas.

@@carease Thanks for the info. I didn't know manufacturers recommend replacing seat blots if loosened and/or removed. Good vid... seats removed, or not! 🙂

@@careaseGuy has a point, on VW at least it's really easy to get seats out. No plastic covers to snap, just unbolt it, wiring connectors can't be more user friendly as cars go and that bolts replacement thing is BS, bolts are usually replaced because of shear due to high torque like on your engine block but these are seats not flywheel torqued. I've done my share of detailing cars with seats in and man the back pain in the end of day was let's say noticeable. Also i'm not hating just sharing experience.

Haha

Thanks for the support!

Ok I'll try it that way. Can I ask your reason for doing it in that order?

www.vaporrino.com/VR-Products/VR145_240_Volt_Commercial_Steam_Cleaners.php

In this video I was in my garage and I have a 230v outlet set up there. But I also have a Champions Generator 9375/7500 that has a 230v outlet. Just need to make sure you order an adapter for the plug.

@@carease lm going mobile so I'll check out the Champion. Thanks for replying!

I use the P&S Xpress Interior Cleaner. No dilution. It safe on any surface. I could clean pretty much the whole interior with this product. So versatile and smells great!

www.detailedimage.com/wax.php?id=123203&url=detailedimage.com/PS-M110/XPRESS-Interior-Cleaner-P1869/128-oz-S1/

@@carease Thank you for your reply. I am currently using CarPro Inside, P&S Xpress Interior Cleaner is my next purchase!

Have a professional give it a deep clean and hopefully protect all surfaces. Then just focus on maintaining it from there. Just two hours a month with a shop vac and a handful of microfiber towels will do the trick. Also an air compressor is handy to thoroughly vacuum out the car. It helps blow out cracks and crevices giving you a nice finished look. 👍

It's not hard at all. I keep my clean with easy.

Thanks! This steamer is my magic wand. It makes stains disappear. I'm using the Vapor Rino 145psi 230volt.

I'm using the Vapor Rino 145psi 230volt. They were out of stock with the extractor attachment when I bought it. I use the Mytee Lite 8070 hot water extractor which works nicely. I just steam and agitate then extract with my hot water extractor.

That's an IK Multi 1.5 Sprayer. Use this link www.detailedimage.com/wax.php?id=123203&url=detailedimage.com/IK-M111/Multi-15-Sprayer-P1860/35-oz-S1/

Thank you! Appreciate the support! 🙏

I make sure to get paid accordingly on each and every job. I give a starting price over the phone but explain that things like excessive dirt/debris, pet hair, salt stains or any other stains could take extra time and therefore lead to extra costs. So when I first see the vehicle I will give them a final price. No surprise costs at end of detail. It's important to price each job individually so it's fair for everyone.

I commend you for this, no surprise cost after the job, everything is black and white from the start, good work 👍🙂

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the support! More coming. Winter time is good time to make some videos.

Life gets busy I guess.

But when it’s a daily car tho I understand tho too a point but ya gti is too nice too make dirty

It happens to a lot of people. Life gets busy and then next thing you know your car is so dirty you can clean it, then you just accept the fact you have a dirty car. But that's why I'm here. I make it easy for people to get their cars detailed. I help people feel comfortable in their cars again. I help people, "Fall in love with their car again."

I'm using the Vapor Rino. I love it! its like my magic wond making stains disappear. It comes with a bunch of useful attachments also. But is a little expensive. They have some videos where they demo it if youre interested. Just look up Vappr Rino. Last thing I'll say is its made in Italy.

I use Tide Free&Gentle for detergent. I also poor a half cup of distilled white vinegar in the fabric softener compartment. Run normal cycle with coldest water possible and select extra rinse if available on your washer. Here is a good video that helped me...czcams.com/video/t_ryfGlkE9I/video.html

I always follow with my air compressor and blow out excess.

I used the Blue Diamond polish from Detail Kings. This car has a single stage paint so polish very carefully.

@@carease Thanks. I know it's a single stage paint, so I am very careful. Since I'm not a pro, I do this car by hand.

You'd probably be able to do 3 cars if its seat and carpets. I usually go through about 12 ounces for an average car that has cloth seats. I'd suggest buying a gallon. Use the following link for the lowest price I've been able to find. www.detailedimage.com/wax.php?id=123203&url=detailedimage.com/303-M2/High-Tech-Fabric-Guard-P14/128oz-S3/

​@@carease Thanks for the quick reply and the trouble of providing that link. I tend to buy more than I need of everything in life, so as long as this stuff doesn't expire, I'll find a reason to use 128oz of it.

No problem. I know what you mean about buying too much. So easy to get carried away on those sites. I go on to buy one thing and end up finding a ton of cool stuff. The 303 Fabric Guard is great stuff though. I even use it to protect my cloth patio furniture cushions. Check out the 303 Aerospace Protectant for your dash, doors, or leather seats. www.detailedimage.com/wax.php?id=123203&url=detailedimage.com/303-M2/Aerospace-Protectant-P12/32-oz-S2/

I'm using the Mytee Light 8070 hot water extractor.

@@carease ok thanks

It really wasn't that bad. This driver has a few kids so dirt and clutter just builds up quick. Made for a great transformational video. The luxury vehicles have such highly quality materials used in them that they clean up so nicely. Thanks for watching the video and your support. I have more coming so please subscribe.

Thanks Big Mitchy!

Thank you! I'm glad you like it. More coming!