Complete Disaster Car Detailing A Rusty Work Truck || Tundra Restoration Detail

[@bryangunter4324]

As a guy that cleans cars as a side job, I appreciate the fact that you struggle sometimes to get cars clean. I enjoy watching your videos right now as I struggle to overcome leukemia. Keep up the good work, thank you for your videos!

[@whatwilliwatch3405]

$9.23. As usual, you knocked it out of the park, which is impressive, considering what you had to start with. Also, thank you so much for being considerate of your neighbors (17:00). It seems like each neighborhood my husband and I have lived in has had at least one house where the people literally do not care about what noise they make in the middle of the night, so I appreciate this on a deeper level than some. Even if your actual neighbors don't know, I thank you on their behalf.

[@TheHumbleBumble1030]

I encountered a minivan with similar floor mats.. I spent over 2 hours working on them just to finally call it done. Told the owners that they really should invest in new ones but they wanted to keep them to save money.. a whopping $50 saved but you are paying the detailer almost $150 to clean your van? I ended up buying new ones for them as a special treat. Folks.. know when to hold them and know when to THROW THEM OUT!

[@dianaposada6781]

People just don't appreciate hard work sometimes, and it a shame y had to buy the mats for them. Cleaning is hard, whether is at home or anywhere else, "MAKE SURE Y TIP DECENT, AS Y WOULD LIKE IT IF Y WERE ON THE OTHER SIDE"

[@LTX-Shep]

$13.86. Great video. It's amazing how well this Toyota looks after 300k miles.

[@ReenTheBean]

The seats are always a shocker at how clean they get! Another great job Mr. Stauffer!!👍

[@joe.olivet]

This Tundra appeared to be a struggle, but you banged it out. 😎👊🏻🔨

[@accordxtc319]

You have to say to yourself, you certainly didn't make it dirtier, don't be so hard on yourself. The results are amazing. Over 300k miles worth of dirt that's a challenge a majority of detailers would bail on. Only the elite could tackle this.

[@cks1713]

Yeah, that one was ready for the scrap heap. Nice work reviving it.

[@joe.olivet]

Morning, my man. Let’s get it going. 👊🏻😎🔨

[@StaufferGarage]

Morning Joe!

[@joe.olivet]

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[@StaufferGarage]

working now?

[@joe.olivet]

Working now, bro.

[@ioanionesi127]

Great job !

[@muhammadfitri1023]

I would like to suggest you using chemical and time method for cleaning floor mats by soaking them in hot water or hot water and detergent for a while, while you clean other things before you proceed with cleaning chemicals and agitation. It surely helped me a lot as I never needed pressure washing after that

[@agentstarkk]

$5.46 in change. Well done, looks great and so satisfying to watch.

[@332thety]

Amazing transformation. Nicely done as always. Let's go with $4.27

[@iuvspups51]

Great job!!! Amazing!! 3.26 is my guess!❤

[@susie6842]

Wonderful work, Mr. Wonka!

[@neusac4590]

Nice job, I would had used a pressured washer inside. 😂😂😂😂 you did a awesome job considering how filthy it was. 👍👍👍👍👍👍😉🇺🇸

[@brokenchair853]

I work at a detail shop. Today I had an executive interior package order for a civic come in and it extracted really nicely and cleaned up very well. ^^

[@NotFur-3]

Another day, another disaster vehicle details. Good job man

[@OGMatty420]

This is not a disaster car though 🤣

[@kimmadison5504]

Good morning I own a tundra a new one thanks for the tribute 👍🏾🥴😂

[@StaufferGarage]

Good morning!

[@kurtmiller2254]

Never understood why people don't just spend 150 bucks for weather tech mats or ones like it to keep carpets clean and looking new it would prevent headaches down the road . With my kids they are a life saver with all they spill and track in . Love your videos man you do incredible work . 👏

[@dannifulker7494]

Great video

[@redheadeddude6863]

Use purple power cleaner for the seats and carpets. Helps with grease.

[@jamielee8442]

Makes me so happy to see that your viewership has gone way down.

[@josephjahn2239]

Lmao. What?

[@knottssonasty3603]

Good morning everyone! Once again time to learn!

[@abigailrains2785]

I’m guessing $10.67. Amazing transformation! It’s amazing what a little soap and water can do :)

[@ericewing3615]

What steamer are you using? That thing gets a work out and does a great job

[@samanthalyles9747]

Really impressed with how well the cab turned out. You’d have never known it was such a mess before you got ahold of it. 👍👍👍 Oh, and I’m guessing you found about $3.50 in change 😄

[@goodjonoutdoors5728]

$6.36 in change. Looked amazing as usual.

[@jeremiahgaskins9127]

Great work! Gonna guess 16.00 in change!

[@davidspeakman3175]

Awesome ❤

[@Kallark26]

Bro I hope you are getting paid for this stuff!! 😅 I really wish I lived near you for you to clean my vehicle. I would absolutely patronize your business. I also hope you read this comment lol

[@deathlands10]

Looks good! Curious, you don’t seem to use any shine products. Is there a reason why?

[@go1voice]

It seems never ending project

[@edwarddunk2731]

$17.21. Another great detail.👍

[@dianeblott6076]

GOOD JOB

[@antarahibnshaddad7725]

Should’ve pressure washed the mats on top of extraction

[@mikeheck4998]

Hi from Germany.

[@victorhugogonzaleznavarro2486]

My guess: $11.74 The sticky glue: Most likely isolating chemicals from the sleeves of the jackets. SUPER, MAGNIFICENT, COLOSSAL WORK!!! MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS YOU ALWAYS!!! 🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐🙏🙏🙏

[@gabrielwohlffe8124]

I wouldnt mind gettin myself of those fox towels, but Im always broke. Hoepfully soon Ill be able to buy one with the sprays

[@Mohammed49201]

Am I the only one who thinks this is not real because it looks impossible to transform these cars,he is hardworking and loves his job. Keep up the hard work!

[@scarshawnwilliams542]

Hey buddy! I love your work first of all. I'm guessing you pulled about $15 worth of change out of that truck while cleaning it.

[@macfamily5693]

$21.75 kudos for removing all the seats and console, you a better man than me, I wouldn't get it back together again. Nice truck beyond the dirt

[@markmckinney1789]

Considering what you had to work with, amazing job. As usual always a good watch. $9.76.

[@noahkidd4674]

I spy with my little eye, a Dash Light! Hope those electricals in the dash are ok.

[@allaboutdiy1375]

My guess is $6.86, considering the before shots, the truck came out great. I’m sure the customer was happy!

[@orthodox1717]

Interesting how you hold the vacuum nozzle at an angle and not completely engaged with the carpet.

[@newelljack]

I can only imagine how much better it smells! And I saw a lot of pennies, so $0.75

[@kennysepeda2706]

$21.16. awesome job. Respect

[@skippygig]

13.27. when you're spraying all over the doors and panels and scrubbing it with the brushes... are you just wiping it up or do you vacuum as well? is there a problem with the cleaner seeping down into switches and speaker grills or anything?

[@annemartin9432]

Love your videos, so relaxing! $ 28.56

[@rob052771]

I personally think that you did an amazing job on this truck considering what you were up against, awesome job as usual!!!! I would love to win your bundle, I have your pet hair brush and drying towel and they are amazing products, I am guessing $14.07

[@noahgumushian2000]

$8.86. You're details are perfect as usual

[@codywilkins7712]

Hopefully you saved that 10mm socket at 37:48

[@mlg1783]

I'll guess you found $12.18 worth of change. The truck turned out great!

[@salutedave8518]

Master of his craft

[@davidramos7230]

I say $5.15! Great video!

[@garfer1967]

Las alfombrillas se limpian mejor con agua a alta presión trabajaras menos ,un saludo desde españa

[@schroederb2007]

Do you think certain brand cars have better carpet than others? can you tell a difference in carpet from the 90's than from 2020?

[@happyme3376]

Amazing!!! $32.17 in change is my guess.

[@patrickkamer3924]

11.29 keep up the great work

[@MrDaddy-mc5ie]

I have a first gen double cab tundra just like that one except mine is silver and I would never let her get dirty anywhere near that bad

[@rexdomanas]

What camera are you using bro?

[@malikdigger4544]

How can Mr.Stauffer that 1st gen Toyota Tundra interior must really been a real work truck owner probably hadn't had chance clean it since new . I've been looking for 2nd or 3rd Gen Tundra not the crew cab more of regular cab but with TRD package.

[@chadjohnson75]

My guess is around $8.53 of change. Amazing job on this detail like always.

[@mariegarner8770]

Yay second comment and top 10 likes. Love this content. Best to you and your family. Happy Sunday.

[@Prestige.Automotive]

What’s the price range to perform this service? Can’t wait to see the end.

[@djcrystalclear420]

I want my 2 SUVs deep cleaned wear are you located

[@MarioG17]

18.00?

[@antarahibnshaddad7725]

Spending an hour on one mat!! Also the labor..whew

[@nomondedondolo4578]

$20.00 worth of change great work

[@sallybraun8276]

14.79...nice job

[@thom8577]

Have been wondering how you and every other disaster detailer out there would sanitize their equipment. Any hints?

[@Weldeddiff]

Amazing job ! My guess is $23.69

[@pawchie28]

$17.27 another awesome job in cleaning

[@richardtaylor9798]

$16.48. Great job!

[@MrChuckwagon55]

That steam cleaner is a game changer.

[@tdoster3]

What kind of vacuum?

[@stans5270]

$3.37 in change. I feel your pain about this detail. Almost all the details that you do really POP & SHINE like new after you're through. This was muted. I don't think that you could have changed that though.

[@restorationofdirty]

very interesting video😘❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@bobbyd224]

The man must work a lot … great job on truck… $4.83

[@thesouthpaw33]

Could removing the seats blow the air bags?

[@CesarMoura3]

It can if you don't do it properly. First, your car must ALWAYS be turned off. And as good safety measure, I always disconnect the battery as to not het any airbag lights on the gauge cluster. Then it's just disconnecting the wires on the bottom of the seat AFTER the car being completly off. After you're done, connect it all again and only then turn on the car. Make sure everything is connected as it should, there's usually a click as a sound cue when reconnecting the wires. But it's fairly simple.

[@catgirl8845]

I’d say $9.97! I cleaned out my sister car one time, found $47. I was y? Lol kept it too! I figured it was my payment for cleaning! 😅

[@cleanx92]

Great job, she was very dirty

[@sethmccain8486]

17.16 cents 😂

[@mikekravec1236]

$2.88 excellent job!

[@CopperCanyonTerrapins]

How much does something like this cost a person if they wanted something similar done?

[@elizabethperkins7262]

$6.24 Great job. Sometimes it is what it is

[@jameelmusah1941]

Amazing transformation yet again. I will take a stab and say $12.75 was found as loose change in the car.

[@melvinlancaster768]

I'm guessing $23.83. Ive an 2005 Toyota Camry and I'd like to see what you could do with it.

[@THRIQUILLED]

I don't know if this will help. But if you leave the car carpets submerged in water and detergent overnight its 1000000 times easier to get all the stuff off.

[@StaufferGarage]

Ill have to give that a try!

[@mariegarner8770]

I would say try the laundry stripping process. Get a large tote, fill it with the hottest water possible, add 4 tablespoons each of Borax, Arm & hammer super washing soda, powdered tide, 8 tablespoons white vinegar, and, if there's an odor problem, 2 tablespoons arm & hammer odor blasters powder. The a&h odor blasters powder works on mildew and pet mess odors (I rescued some quilts from my grandmother's house that smelled of mildew using the a&h odor blasters powder.) But it's a combination of all of those products that really does the trick when it comes to cleaning. They are all over KZbin for cleaning clothes, couch cushion covers, cloth diapers, towels, sheets and blankets, pillows, workout clothes, and even military soldier field garment gear protective clothing. (??? Disregard the poor sentence structure there, please. To all service men and women, I apologize very much for that poor description.) Also, turn the carpets over and do the under-side the same exact way as you normally do for floor mats - vaccuum, shampoo, drill brush, extract, etc. - and you'll get more dirt out. And hang up the things on a clothes line thingy and beat them with a broom to get more dirt out prior to the extracting parts. Every little bit helps. Hope this helps.

[@seikhakim517]

amazing video! $3.27

[@shawnstandiford7207]

At least it didn't have a dumster full of trash and left over fries.

[@mattjohnson6058]

You're a better man than me lol, I would've taken the carpet out and gone full strength APC and pressure washed the (*&%#"^%$) out of it!! Than most likely dyed the areas that didn't come completely clean....But great job my friend 👏 👍

[@moomae1]

$3.22. Best part I think was steam cleaning the vents. Has to be pretty sketchy in there.

[@PapaSpeed3]

I’m going $8.75… Hot damn 7 hours on the interior. Gees!

[@Bigalhunting]

$2.37 in change How about the tar on the seat @ 16:00

[@erikdelreal]

4.35! In change

[@789costela]

If I was in this situation i would tos oute al The carpet or have no carpets at al!

[@BetaDogs1]

Those mats were putrid. Good job getting them as clean as you did. I guess $16.83 in change.

[@Four_Eyes_LLC]

10.45 that’s my geuss