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Hi All, I see more and more products that are sprayed on , let to soak, agitate and then blotted off vs. the old wash mitt and shop vac method on carpets. I dont like the drying time associated with the wet mitt method on seats. What do you use and/or feel is better? I`d like to cut the time down and still have good results.
This is going to sound crazy but try using dry foam like Blue Coral and foamed wool pad on a rotary or DA to clean seats. It works better than anything I`ve ever tried, cleans evenly which is important, and drys quickly.
Had not heard of foamed wool, looked it up I will give it a try!
The reason for the foamed wool is because it doesn`t shed like traditional pads do. You definatly don`t want to fling wool all over an interior lol. Good luck with it :)
What name pads and size are you talking about. Your creativity never stops!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by mrclean81
If it`s a secret that`s fine too I`m just curious.
Are you talking about the purple foamed wool pads ? Never thought about these for interior work. Very interesting.
Its no secret. I just use the purple 6 1/2 inch pads from Auto GeekQuote:
Originally Posted by Concours.John
That would be the ones
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6.5" LC PFWs on upholstery? Interesting.... so you don`t ever find linting issues?Quote:
Originally Posted by mrclean81
Not with the foamed wool. I tried a regular wool pad once and made a huge mess though lol. The foamed wool seems to hold together much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiny Lil Detlr
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Yeah I knew they did on paint, but figured the interior cloth would still rip one apart. I`ll have to give it a shot the next time I detail an interior with cloth seats.