How To Professionally Detail An Interior Part 2 (Vlog 3.2)

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[@astralink080]

One of the best detailers on YT detailing a QV Alfa... Really can't get better than this!

[@misterservicepro9407]

I am a detailer but I must say you are to absolute exemplification of what a detailer is

[@sdericmonty]

I just discovered your channel, and I have to say that you have some of the best detailing videos on KZbin!

[@Jaymepenni]

sdericmonty I agree.

[@OrganicGrowLife]

Dude you 🎸.... Im starting a mobile detail business and your vids is miles ahead of the competition. I will be mimicking your techniques until I develop my own..Big Thanks💯

[@b.lew_photography571]

I see my car as a testament of who I am as a person. If I'm capable of taking care of my car properly, then it should tell you how much I care about taking care of other things in my life as well. So many people will say, "It's just a car, it's meant to get dirty and damaged...I'll just get a new one eventually anyway", but would you say that about your favorite item, your work, your significant other, your family, or your house? Probably not right?...so why is your car any different? Thank you for providing us further guidance on how to properly care for our cars, with videos like yours, we have no excuse not to know how.

[@KrOnIc343]

Never have I seen a comment so deep as yours

[@rickbigsmooth]

Absolute best interior cleaning video I've ever saw....very detailed !!!

[@pepecoco]

I need a new interior brush after watching your video. Good job again and thanks for uploading these videos with lots of editing effort, very educational too. Always enjoyable to watch but understand the hard yakka and sweat behind it.

[@stevegreer1963]

I purchased CarPro Inside and followed your instruction of using this product. I have been detailing interiors as an enthusiast for many years. CarPro Inside is by far the best cleaning and conditioning product I have ever used. It makes plastic and leather surfaces look better than new. It dries incredibly even and has a darkening effect on plastics, leather and rubber. Thank you so much for reviewing CarPro Inside. It is simply amazing and it’s performance is top shelf.

[@jarrodm1344]

Best review of interior cleaning products I've seen, and I've watched hundreds on here. Nice!

[@notacreativehandle]

I really enjoy your videos man, very informative, very professional.

[@notacreativehandle]

So I discovered your videos when I found the video concerning the micro polisher from autotrix. From there I've literally spent the past 5 hours watching your videos. They are motivating and informative. It's unfortunate I cant meet you as a person, as I could learn so much from you and your experiences. I will continue to pay close attention to your videos. You have a solid subscriber in me.

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In my opinion just the best detailing videos ever,i loved you videos after the products rewiews.keep going my frient.i always wait for your next

[@smilecraftdentistry7809]

great finesse in doing your job! finally part 2😀

[@madwax1360]

CarPro Inside looks like the real deal!

[@lukewestley3617]

Hi from England! Thanks for these videos, really informative, now going to watch the next one! Cheers!

[@gianlucamarciano3695]

Thank you Sandro, after have seen your videos my detailing skill developed. Best regards from South Italy.

[@jackushoff9631]

Brilliant how-to clean and detail a car's interior surfaces video series!

[@colinarnett9546]

another great video Sandro, keep em coming!

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Best detailing videos! No doubt!

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Great and informative video. Good to see your subs growing.

[@thetraindriver01]

Really nice vid again Sandro, thanks. The car pro inside did a good job on the centre console scuffs, looks much better. Can't wait for the next vid now mate :-)

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Great job, inspiring and passionate.

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Thank u for knowlege that u showing us....keeo up the good work..

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Most detailed videos out there. You deserve more subs man.

[@rickbigsmooth]

Had to go to work...but can't wait to see the third episode...ha

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Subscribed!

[@eperez112178]

very good ty

[@faheemzia8983]

love your work brother. wish you were local.

[@kenlawton1531]

I use meguires APC in the same fashion, excellent results.

[@roundlife901]

Hi Sandro, Great video and tips. As a beginner I have taken notes and followed your other videos for reference. One question I would like to propose is how to clean piano black trims? they seem to scratch easily. Kind regards

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

They definitely scratch super easy, so if you can pressure rinse the trim first to remove dirt, it should greatly reduce wash induced swirls together with using a microfibre cloth for the hand wash with just a gentle touch. I also did a video a while back on polishing and restoring those trims: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpq6fpxuZbRjiq8

[@roundlife901]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks Sandro for the link. Followed as you mentioned and worked a treat with only a few chip stones damaged, but I will leave that for the pro.

[@raybraud2947]

You are awesome,,,one question, why did you take the headrests out to clean them in the beginning, but cleaned them again, and didn't clean the seats under the headrests when they were out of the vehicle?

[@tomatoindustriesdetailing2955]

Good stuff mate and very thorough...I use the Dr Leather Advanced Wipes on seats and leather inlays etc and have had outstanding results. The wipes even remove dye transfer stains from jeans etc and clean thoroughly and quickly which is important. As they clean and condition the finish is excellent and is great pre coating preparation. If your interested you can buy from Aussie distributer and save O/S postage...I have link for him...The wipes end up costing around 40c each...I am interested in using CP Interior on dash/door cards etc and have ordered some. I also have vacuum handy when cleaning areas with dials, gauges or gaps such as dash, console, vents and gaps between plastic trim to ensure moisture and product does not remain in hard to get to areas.

[@tomatoindustriesdetailing2955]

Carpro Interior...In my world the degreasers etc are for the dirty neglected interiors on cars that are not too expensive and still will be. I will also use them on more expensive cars interiors but not the leather as I'm looking for a 1 stage process before protection applied. I use deg/APC to clean both cheap vinly/leather and plastics and they do it well. Degreaser's and APC's just clean and then the leather needs dressing/protecting making it at leasta 2 stage process. I'm looking for an AIO which carpro interior also seems to be. Once the quality of the leather improves on more expensive models the wipes come out. And from my short experience with them they work very well and are the quickest AIO I have used yet.The wipes are only for leather , so if your asking if wipes can handle dirty neglected leather then that's a yes. Watch some of White Details vids and you will see the state of the interiors he has used wipes on. I don't expect wipes to be the perfect solution and yes I was also skeptical but that was mainly because I couldn't get my head around the fact that a wipe could be this good. Anyways i got over that and tested them and now I'm convinced. Just my 2c worth.

[@tomatoindustriesdetailing2955]

No probs mate..Yeah I agree on Whites interiors but to be fair he has had to clean a couple where the leather interior were pretty dirty and neglected. Also, from what I have observed the more modern the car the degree of dirt and neglect is not as significant as in older cars that have not been cleaned for years and years and years and have had everything but the kitchen sink thrown at them. Anyways here's the link, click on international resellers. www.drleather.com/Leather-Cleaners/Current-Distributors.aspx

[@fastmonaro05]

Again in depth and well presented!!!! You kill it again. I got some INSIDE to try and glad I bought it. I have used 303 and have been quite impressed with it but after seeing this I think maybe INSIDE may give a slightly better finish in that it seems to be a bit more matt gloss look. Just on that if I wanted to go up a touch with trim/dash/Vinyl gloss what would you recommend???? I seen VLR used on both tyres and tri and it looks good. Car Pro also has Silk but I am unsure. Needless to say your results here are dam impressive along with the attention to detail. Will have to get some Maguire's APC as it not only cheap but works. You should work for Myth busters blowing all these marketing hypes into the bin. I have some Bowden Orange Agent and wow it really cleans well. So impressed with their range so far. All good results. And Aussie. Cheers mate.

[@saulmunoz3731]

Car Craft Auto Detailing How much You can diluted Inside? 1:5 or even 1:10?

[@Gpleasant]

I am wanting a new steamer and could you tell me which direction to go.I have a mcculloch 1385 now but want to upgrade. THANKS

[@saulmunoz3731]

Have You used CarPro Perl for leather interiors? How well it works and is as good than dedicated leather dressing/sealant?

[@MrZam57]

You're a gun Sandro and soon i'm going to come for a drive to have you do your stuff on my MX5 that will test you out , how can i get a hold of you !? Cheers Stephen

[@rosettablake5703]

hi Sandro, thanks for sharing your knowledge. I am a female who desires to wash her own vehicle because I have never been satisfied the way my car is wash. never done to my standards nor done properly plus they dont use car related products. they use regular detergents. I am on a mission to acquiring the right products for basic wash that will give my car a good wash without breaking the bank. I like your one bucket method which I will be trying. However, for a simplified interior cleaning, I would like to know what can I use. It is a new car (2020) so it is not dirty plus I take care of it. oh, the seats are fabric and I would like to know how to get the dust from the A/C vents that I notice. Your feedback would be very much appreciated. Thanks for your time.

[@VaingloriousGabagool]

Great video series man, I learned some new techniques and tips and appreciate your comprehensive mindset. One thing about CarPro Inside though, every website I go to says that's it's a cleaner/cleanser only -- I can't find any information about it's protective qualities. Can you provide more info about the protection?

[@VaingloriousGabagool]

Thanks for the reply man, interesting stuff! I bought some to try on my interior regardless, but it would have been good if it was a cleaner/protectant all-in-one

[@saulmunoz3731]

Car Craft Auto Detailing So how it’s nowdays? Does it leave protection behind?

[@saulmunoz3731]

What do you think using ONR instead Inside? In states many are using it when cleaning interiors.

[@gothgirlatheart3545]

What steamer are you using?

[@stevegreer1963]

Another great video! Have you ever tried Turtle Wax ICE Interior Cleaner & Protectant? I use ICE on all my vehicles about every two months as a maintenance cleaning, so my interiors never really get the chance to get dirty. I use ICE on all interior surfaces including vinyl/plastics, leather, glossy plastics and chrome. It even works great on it the clear lenses of the instrument cluster and radio/navigation touch screen. If you have tried ICE, how does it compare with the CarPro product you are using?

[@stevegreer1963]

Car Craft Auto Detailing I do like ICE, but your video prompted me to buy a bottle of the CarPro Inside from Amazon. Looks like it really darkened the black interior. I'll try it out and follow up later after I compare the two products.

[@christopherpeay3750]

What steam cleaner are you using?

[@the_microfibre_man]

Great video. Would you recommend using Meguiar’s detailer all purpose cleaner for interiors and at what ratio is best (1:10 or 1:4)?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Yes I used Meguiars APC a lot in the past and mostly at 1:10. For carpets and upholstery you can generally use it 1:4 without issue but if the car isn’t too dirty then 1:10 should do the job quite well.

[@charlesdetailn8514]

Thanks for another great video!!!! Quick question about CarPro Inside??? So its a cleaner & dressing in one???

[@walenrod17]

I love almost all carpro products, but never heard inside protects;D But in deed the surface is nicer.

[@walenrod17]

ah, oki thank you, interesting [:

[@yahwehilpazzo635]

ciao..ti scrivo dall'italia..con che cosa hai pulito le plastiche interne dell'auto??? grazie e ciao

[@gothgirlatheart3545]

I am sorry for all the questions! - What products are you using? it looks like you are using a LOT of conditioner. (Or is that cleaning? I am trying my best to learn how to detail cars and I love your channel. Can you share with me the products for conditioning? (I know your using APC - which brand? :) Love your channel!

[@gothgirlatheart3545]

You are amazing! Thank you so much for your help!!!!!!

[@yashs8586]

Hey, do you know if it's possible to dilute a degreaser to an all purpose cleaner? If you had the money to buy 1, which one would you choose?

[@yashs8586]

Are you also thinking of making your own product line? Or are you going to stick with a lot of carpro products.

[@charmaineczora8312]

What did you clean the seat belts with?

[@charmaineczora8312]

Thank you.

[@markdee5721]

Hi Do you dilute your CARPRO INSIDE for interior application? Also, does CARPRO INSIDE contain a slight Hyper-Dressing in it's formula ? Thanks

[@scottf6834]

As far as I know CarPro is an APC cleaner with no dressing properties. If I want a cleaner/dressing something like Optimum Protectant Plus is better suited

[@scottf6834]

Thank you for your reply and explanation. I really do like the CarPro range of products I have tried so far and will try some Insider down the track. What I really like about your videos is how you share your thought process. It allows people from all different experiences too gauge what will work for them. You are probably the best detailing KZbin blogger doing this and I watch ALOT of detailing videos. I'm a firm believer of finding a process that works and sticking to it, allowing one to get the best results. However, detailing is constantly evolving so we always need be receptive to new ideas and products. We have to decide if theses products or techniques can be integrated to improve our current process to improve efficiency and/or results. I have already adapted some of your processes already. Keep up the great work

[@victorhernandez790]

How many cars does that bottle of carpro inside do?

[@victorhernandez790]

Car Craft Auto Detailing ouch! Half the bottle for a product that is $25 a bottle. I need to try it to see if it's really worth it

[@ioannislazaridis6159]

The brush you are using for the seats is too big. Take a smaller , as Picasso would do.

[@gothgirlatheart3545]

Why use steam rather then interior cleaning products?

[@gothgirlatheart3545]

Car Craft - when do you know when to yse chemicals or steam? Particularly for leather or upholstery? Such as mild dirt, to severe dirt, ect.) Can you give me some examples? ( want to become a professional detailer)