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Originally Posted by DetailnByDustn
Little interested in how you clean your interior, I usually use 1:10 woolite with a mf towel then apply their choice protectant (matte, ultra shine, or factory, or 303 but its extra because its about $70 a gallon) , have you ever used a steam cleaner for things like the leather seats and door jambs as well as in the engine?
+1 on the polishing and correcting with a pc 5.5 pad, pad priming on css pad
Great work I subscribed about three weeks ago! Continue the great examples!
Thanks Dustin
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Hey Dustin, I'm honestly not that experienced with interiors, especially carpets/upholstery and steam... I do interior detailing probably every 4th or 5th detail I do, and I don't do anything for carpets and upholstery other than some spot cleaning. I mainly concentrate on leather, using either Lexol or Leatherique, depending on time constraints... sometimes I'll use APC+ 15:1 to clean, then 303 AP if it's just a quick interior wipe down. For carpets and upholstery I use APC+ at 10:1 with the PC carpet brush (sometimes on the PC sometimes by hand) then just lifting that with a damp mf towel. I'm tried woolite a couple times, but, as I said, I rarely do interiors to actually have a favorite product for it and one I think is much better than others.
I'm hoping to invest in a good steam cleaner soon but it'll be one of the impulse buys as I really have no use for it.
I'll definitely do some polishing videos, comparing the PC 7424 (borrowing locally), PC XP (own), and Makita(own) +
G110 if my friend ever returns it or if I can find one to borrow locally. I'll do quite a few videos on the XP vs regular PC with 5.5" pads. Oh and I definitely will be doing pad priming on foam pads, moreso flat than ccs.