Thanks a lot, I always appreciate your support sir!

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@@highlandsautodetailing Awesome!

Thanks for sharing your experience and recommendation!

Quick as always! Appreciate you being here!

Thanks for sharing your experience! It could be a rare defect with your machine, as I've been using mine for over two years without any issues. I have noticed that stalling can happen if there's too much pressure or if the angle isn't right on certain contours, which affects the rotation speed. It took me some time and practice to figure this out, but I'm just sharing what I've learned-not suggesting that's necessarily the case for you. Good luck!

Absolutely, and thanks for the question! P&S Brake Buster is less harsh than Dark Fury, and using gentler chemicals on your vehicle can help preserve its finish over time. For regular maintenance or as a first step on dirty wheels, I start with Brake Buster, then move to Dark Fury if needed. If those don’t do the trick, I use a stronger option like Superior Products Wire Wheel Cleaner(Wheel acid). All three are great for professionals to have on hand, but if you’re just maintaining your own car and staying on top of it, Brake Buster is likely all you need!

@@highlandsautodetailing thanks for your insight!

Do you have an experience with them you can share? I personally use them on a lot more than just 3 cars. However, I only use mild cleaners like rinse-less and upholstery shampoos in them for detailing. I use the bleach sprayer version of this brand for stronger wheel cleaners, etc and they also do great in my opinion for a low cost.

Haha Im so sorry, I would like to become more knowledgeable someday on what other countries have access to and no access. Im not quite there yet with my limited time. Thanks for the feedback!

Hey, so a wash, light clay & a sealant application for me is usually around 3 hours on a vehicle of this size in decent condition.

@@highlandsautodetailing awesome! Thanks for replying

It’s an air compressor tool that works like a tornado(hence the name) by pulling dirt, debris and water away from the surface. Hope this helps, thanks for watching!

Awesome! 😂 Toaster is working great, when you have a family of 6, a 2 slice toaster is no longer efficient.

Yes it does, it’s the only dilution ratio mentioned in the instructions on the bottle.

Meguiars Wheel Brightener. It’s a wheel acid, however it is discontinued and I replaced it with Superior Products Wire Wheel Cleaner. Thanks for watching!

after you use the wheel brightner and water you use a sprayer what is in that?

Thank you!

@@moneymotivv Ohh I see, great question. it’s a rinse-less solution like optimum no rinse. I used it as a drying aid to help prevent marring and scratching the surface when drying the panel. It provides lots of safe lubrication between your drying towel and the paint basically.

Great towels, I just prefer the edgeless 300’s for various reasons. Thanks for watching!

Okay, thanks for watching!

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Absolutely, thanks for watching!

I appreciate your positive feedback, and I’m glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!

Yes it did, thanks for watching!

Thanks, thats awesome! Roughly 15 years ago, I was using only a cheap hand brush, simple green and cheap white terry cloth towels. It took me forever but I would still get results like this. However, today I do recommend better methods, products and tools on bad seats like this if at all possible, including an extractor if you can afford it. It’s just so much less work involved when just a drill brush is introduced. Nice plug…. Lol. Thanks for watching!

@@highlandsautodetailing appreciate the reply and do understand the efficiency provided by power tools, but as someone who does not have access to a garage nor electricity outside, having tutorials about diy fixes will be helpful for a lot of people who are in the same position as me, and i suppose this kind of audience would be in millions around the world. keep the good work buddy and i hope for best for all of us.

Absolutely, there is always going to be people out there looking for an even simpler solution. I appreciate your feedback, take care.

😂 Awesome analogy, and you’re welcome! I appreciate the feedback

Great question! To handle mold on leather car seats, I utilize my Vapor Clean Pro6 Duo steamer with the wide triangle brush attachment. This method helps kill mold without damaging the leather and prevents recurrence of mold. Here's how I do it: 1. Hold the steamer about an inch away from the surface. 2. Move it slowly, about 2-3 inches per second, across the moldy area. 3. Make several passes to ensure thorough cleaning. 4. Mop up with my recommended microfiber towels. This is done right after the first step in the video, then followed by step #2: spray P&S cleaner and agitate and proceed with remaining steps. Always wear gloves and a respirator for safety. Test on a small area first to be sure it doesn't damage the leather.

It is not “technically” designed for car interiors, so I cannot tell you 100% that it wouldn’t. However, it’s designed to be used in homes with various furniture surfaces, so I personally am not afraid to use it. With that said, you gotta decide how bad you want the bugs gone vs the potential risk. My recommendation is to do it with the vehicle in the shade, and thoroughly clean every surface of the interior after treatment to remove the chemical residue.

Great question, there is nothing coherently wrong with it, it just would not be my recommendation if you want the closest to professional grade results. Professional cleaners like "Zap It" and "Rocket Revive It" by Bonnet Pro are designed to tackle tough stains with deeper cleaning power and less residue, which helps prevent dirt from sticking back. They are more concentrated and effective, providing consistent results for severe stains. While consumer-grade products from places like Walmart are good for general cleaning, they may not be as effective for heavy-duty stains or as efficient in their use. They might also leave unpleasant residues behind. And personally I am not a fan of messy, high foaming products. With that said, feel free to use whatever cleaner you desire, they are generally easier to get and more budget friendly at Walmart. There might be good options that I am unaware of, but I am skeptical. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, experience and perspective. If your methods work well for you and you’re happy with it, thats all that matters my friend. Take care and thanks for watching!

You’re right, I appreciate that clarification. This was at a 4:1 ratio. 4 parts distilled water, 1 part wire wheel cleaner. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for the clarification, I live in FL too. I am blessed to have a car wash just open up at the end of my street, now I can get a car wash whenever I want. We have well water and no water softener...

@@RCdetails203 Yep! Simply washing and rinsing unknowingly with hard tap water and walking away without properly drying can ruin someone’s car and their day fast. Thanks for watching!

@@1stfrompuertorico568 Thanks for watching! 😁

Great point, I appreciate that suggestion!

A 2X6 on each side clamping the plywood board with long 3/8” bolts and nuts and then bolted it down to the floor board using 2 large L brackets and screws on each side. Hope this is easy to understand, thanks for watching!

I wish there were a video that could illiterate this build.

Yep they do, I appreciate the feedback. it’s a great idea to have them constantly charging and maybe extra batteries if you can afford them. But the 2 it comes with in the kit I find is usually plenty.

how long does one full charged battery run on rotary when you correcting paint? and how long does it take to charge? I currently considering to get the cordless rotary but still in doubt about the battery durability issue.