Detail To Sell! EXTREME Interior Detail! | Detailing My Grandparent's 14 Year Old Car!

[@cherietillapaughhott1012]

You’re getting so good at this! You’ll be the next Stauffer-Geek in no time. 🤗

[@faedraelina]

Cherie Tillapaugh Hott Detail Geek is superior

[@sinisterdeed]

But you have to protect your hands!!!

[@faraleakyfaucet7517]

AWESOMENESS!!! ;) From one female detailer to another..It's hard work but extremely satisfying at the end. Much Blessings and Stay Safe.

[@sinisterdeed]

Protect your hands....please!

[@davestewart9146]

Gabbi, I love your truth and honesty, you’re doing an awesome and amazing job, I’d like to say that I’m very proud of you for getting out there and going for it, keep the great videos coming 👍😁❤️

[@patallojomom]

I was hooked on car detailing videos after watching my very first video a couple of years ago. I love car detailing. Purely amateur. Years ago when my kids would come home from college for a weekend I always sent them back with a spotless car and laundry. You are doing a great job. I will certainly be watching your videos.

[@Noahiams]

I swear it looks like you’re vacuuming with carrots!! Lol! Love your videos and great work!

[@babygirlhehe9748]

Tiffany Hall i thought the same thing 🤣

[@meownow7813]

Just found you! You ROCK girl! I have been watching Detail Geek and Stauffer Garage for a long time and you are right up there with them. You are doing an awesome job!

[@rlords47]

Great work !! Love the outcome. Kudos to your grandparents for keeping their car in such good condition!

[@mfanizzi66]

You are doing such a good and thorough job.... well done. It looks fantastic!

[@brianelzinga6281]

ammo nyc has really good tutorials that are profesional and very informative. ive learned so much and more from him. you do good work, keep it up!

[@chrisrogers8128]

Second this.

[@detaildummy3227]

Loved the Editing on this one!! Great Work!!!

[@maxwellj4897]

Can't wait until you're big here! Then, I can say that I was here at 5,000 subscribers!

[@TheSvoboda]

Hi, Gabbi. I detail cars for a living and think you do a great job. One tool Id recommend at some point is an air compressor and air gun. Doesnt even have to be a huge compressor. It makes detailing that dash a lot easier by being able to brush in the solution and then as your wiping, just sending air in to get all the solution blown out and the area dry a lot easier. Same process for all the vinyl too to get it out of cracks, vents, speaker boxes, etc. Also comes in handy when theres dirt in carpets that just won't come loose. Its my #1 tool I have in my arsenal. Otherwise you're doing great, and your process is very similar to mine. Great thinking moving all dressing until the end.

[@Kylehoulihan]

New here! Finally some variety in these detailing channels! Keep up the great work. Nice job editing too.

[@switchjdm]

you should look into getting an automotive glass cleaner as opposed to Windex or any other ammonia-based product. the ammonia can damage aftermarket interior window tint if your customer has it installed

[@GabbiWarrick]

yeah the windex was just happening because i forgot to replace my auto glass cleaner lol but i just picked some up so we are good to go!

[@landon613]

I’ve never seen a woman detailing! This is awesome. #WomenPower

[@pedrogarcia131313]

I recommend a steamer to clean the door sides instead of pressure washer don't have to worry about splashing

[@BeasT-gw6fb]

Great video Gabi

[@patricknguyen5100]

Also remember that as you get into higher end cars with more delicate material, you wanna be careful with using the drill brush too much as it can damage fibers if you aren’t careful. Biggest thing I’ve learned is: always start with the least aggressive method, and then move higher if you need to. Don’t want to trade quality for speed! CarPro has an inner scrub mitt that will also shave so much time off of your interior cleaning. Twice as fast as a detail brush. Car Craft Auto Detailing has a cool video on it. CarPro inside is also the best interior cleaner I’ve used and tested, but it’s a little on the pricier side. Just sharing everything I’ve learned and know! I’m no expert and am honestly still a beginner just like you. Hope you get some value there :)

[@WDDetailing]

Keep it up :)

[@attentiontodetail6561]

Solid work! Solid subscription as well! Keep perfecting that craft girl!

[@raytrotter3868]

Really love what your doing, cant wait to see more, love your perspective about this, please keep it up,

[@jafetsandoval7308]

Es bonito ver auna mujer en este tipo de videos de limpiesa de autos.

[@PaulDoldenDetails]

Start at the worst effected areas first especially if you have to wet vac then those areas can dry out first 👌🏻🇬🇧

[@lutherchristinaparker4219]

Very nice! I do carpets last as well as I am in and out of the vehicle and HATE wet knees and do not want to track anything in or out of the vehicle on fresh carpet. Keep them coming!!!

[@chrisrogers8128]

My wife and I love your videos! Your voice reminds us of AJ from the Disney Food Blog (DFB). Your getting better and better each video.

[@SaltyarmyKB]

My tip is Believe in yourself. “Everyday is a test. I pass or fail. Get up do it again, I’m out movin to win. “

[@nathanlopez1479]

If the floor mats are super dirty it’s best to extract them even if you pressure wash them because there could be some remaining dirt or any other nastiness. You did awesome tho. Vehicle turned out amazing!

[@412milefarm6]

one little thing to help cut cost on your LA Awesome cleaner- Dollar Tree sells it 32 oz. jugs for $1.00

[@Robcosi1982]

Awesome work!!!

[@hansjorgkarcher9504]

Well done!!

[@hp4481]

You go girl!!

[@jmracing2010]

Looking amazing as usual

[@DmDetails]

Can’t wait!

[@tomamilanovic3534]

Keep up the good work.. extremely excellent work for learning as you go..

[@anthonyturner2030]

Great video, very impressed. Many videos don’t mention what products the detainers use. Please discuss this while you are working

[@LukaszEMwaxholic]

Great work !

[@venitawilliams3731]

Great job!

[@richardfarmer6570]

I watch The Detail Geek and Stauffer Garage too and I am really glad to see you doing a topdown cleaning method. One thing I really disagree with the Detail Geek about is his doing the carpet and upholstery first. Really nice job for only your 4th detail.

[@charltonexperience]

I co-sign your comment at 4:40 no need to spend time extracting water when it could do that by itself hanging while you finish the rest of the vehicle, Great Job!

[@soniasmith5847]

I like you take chances on your jobs and each time you will get better. Amazon has gloves I just got a box of 300 med and they fit great. Lastly..use your microfiber towels more and use the detail brushes for small tight jobs only.

[@SaintLopez556]

Awesome work

[@johnlopez9962]

Chris fix is another good channel you should look at for detailing tips and tricks too, oh and for a beginner you’re pretty good

[@ChrisKim1562]

Car looks great!!!!

[@lindsaymurphy3649]

Whenever I get a new product I test it out on my older car (99 rav 4) that way if I don’t like the outcome it’s in my vehicle and not a customers. I am def going to try out the top to bottom method with my customers this weekend

[@pablomoraes2011]

Perfect job gabbi

[@mfanizzi66]

Hey Gabbi here is another detailer on KZbin that is worth following. Gives great advice..... Apex detail

[@TripleGAutoDetailing]

Pan the Organizer!!!!

[@bertrandducouedic8621]

Very good job with very pleasant voice

[@allisonslocum6948]

You're definitely getting better! You should think about getting a Lily Brush! They're helpful for getting dog hair and regular hair out of carpets and is super quick and easy. Stauffer Garage sells them on his website 🙂 Nice video

[@sierra3834]

Extracting does more than just drying, it also gets stains out and nasty smells which will come in handy long term

[@sierra3834]

A steamer also helps getting stuck on gunk off of multiple surfaces (which wasnt needed for this vehicle thankfully, but maybe next time ) 😊

[@graemehunter5403]

Magic eraser for scuffed surfaces and steering wheel.

[@OBA2G4L]

I never extract floor mats after pressure washing unless I’m super time constrained. Good vid btw

[@rakesh3967]

It would be nice if you could show how you tackle the seat belts.

[@aaronchess1585]

Very good young lady

[@debiprasad7585]

Good job 👌

[@deandempsey264]

Great work every time ;)

[@pasqualecaforio8191]

Good Job Gabbi 👍🏻 😘

[@aleks.lambreca]

Im pretty sure both Detail Geek and Stauffer Garage learned many thing from AMMO NYC !

[@chrisnamisnak284]

I’d recommend getting a steamer

[@MikesAutoDetailing]

I was about to go outside and detail a car, now I got to wait, Gabbi has a video coming live..... I’m sitting back and waiting for it now

[@bryannelson2020]

I like your honesty and your camera angles when you did the extraction in the back seats, it would be cool if you could do a little slow mo effect when doing that part, especially if there is dirt coming out.... or is that just me??? 🤔

[@GabbiWarrick]

lol i will try some slow mo out in my next edit! im not sure if my gopro recording is good enough to pull it off but ill see how it looks!

[@donaldlong9649]

awesome

[@robertfulton7521]

Very Good Gabbi, keep forward and you’ll get the perfection! Big thumbs up👍👍👍👍👍

[@bjornvanhove4351]

you ard the first i see who does the roof. i watcht staufer and the detail geek etc and none of the does this. finally domeone who does

[@babygirlhehe9748]

bjorn vanhove that's something most people don't opt in for when getting a detail. headliner cleaning is usually extra & most people probably don't need it. and just because those guys didn't show it doesn't mean they haven't done it. it's pretty hard to get a headliner dirty so unless it's really messy there may be maybe one or two spots and that's not really worth the effort to position the camera & all that for a 5 second clip lol

[@tomamilanovic3534]

YES !!! detail geek, Staufer Garage have excellent interior tricks, tips, ect, very strong advice and videos - like these guys.. However for exterior videos check out ( PAN the organizer) or (Dallas paint correction & auto detailing) also excellent guys..You can really learn alot...PAN the organizer even has end of year best product awards videos.. Take a look see what you think..

[@MegaKade1234]

Pan the organizer, car cleaning guru, and apex details. They are professionals, by no means is stauffer garage professional, all he does is clean, clay, and spray seal or paste seal. Same as detail geek. Their interior cleans are base level as well🤨🤨 just water based dressings and level one extraction.

[@MegaKade1234]

Ill add that what they do is the most fun part of detailing to be fair. But it’s really not pro

[@jonzeyand7212]

@@MegaKade1234 If you havent seen WhiteDetails i suggest you head on over to see his amazing but long deatailing videos. He isnt a pro hes a guru for pros.

[@MetalDetailer]

Great job. Still watching but I like it. I need to invest in a drill brush. I’ve been doing seats and carpets by hand for the last 15 years. I should get an extractor too. Also as far as tips go check out Apex detailing as well. He mostly does exterior stuff but there’s somethings we can all learn as detailers. And for leather seats make sure the seats were not dyed recently and use caution on them so you don’t damage them. I didn’t know the seats in my car were dyed and now they look kinda funny. But at least it’s my car not a customers.

[@GabbiWarrick]

thanks for the tip! i didnt even know dying the seats was an option!

[@anthonyvaldez1448]

You should try chemical guys boar hair brush I think it's called that. Also try super clean great stuff. Im 16 and. Started detaling my I learn from detail groove and pan the organizer and ammo nyc and detail greek.

[@danimartinez8081]

Hi, I am new to detailing also and I have been building up my supplies over the months of quarantine and watching my fave detailing youtubers but I was wondering what ratios you used for the Totally awesome cleaner because I also have that and I wasn't sure what ratios to use on the carpet versus the plastic interior. Thanks for the video I really appreciated it because I am definitely right with you on that learning curve. I bought some cheap detailing brushes the other day and they haven't come in yet but I hope they don't shed. Expectations are low though

[@dopey310king]

Luv the video u did a awesome job 👌 so satisfying 💕

[@callap8062]

Lovely work there Gabbi, and great filming and editing. I love the fact that you’re finding your own rhythm regarding what works best for you. I’m a fan of The Detail Geek and Stauffers Garage too, but have you checked out Autoshine Cars at all? And if you intend to expand your knowledge of exterior detailing too at some point, JP Details is the man to watch. He’s methodical, meticulous and very knowledgeable. I look forward to watching your next detailing video Gabbi 🙂

[@Rize_Inn]

Some lucky dog got themselves a really clean car old car. I hope they take care of it.

[@salty1100_]

Awesome content! I would like to say though carpets last is fine if you have time to keep the car, but if you have a time limit, like most detailers do, then carpets/seats first allows adequate dry time.

[@jafetsandoval7308]

Bien hecho guera

[@Deeptidalsilence]

Awesome vid! I honestly have no suggestions this time around! Oh wait, there is one.... MORE PUPPY UPDATES!

[@ronstermonster7008]

Great job!

[@ericayuso9628]

If u haven't already u should check out Chicago auto pros there a lil more advanced but very entertaining and might pick up some techniques I know j did 😁👍

[@salsolo2403]

Great job, well done 👍😁

[@Just_Bald_Chris]

Seen most of your videos now. Loving your work, nice delivery style... Not a fan of the shiny plastic dressing but that's a personal choice.

[@marcuskolschejung3365]

You make a super job and make perfect videos 😊😊😊👍👍👍👍

[@rutgermeurs6111]

May i ask what interior dressing are you using? To me it looks way to much shiny. Great video tho.

[@ByGraceThroughFaithHomestead]

Good job, also check out Wilson's auto detailing and ammonyc both good detailing channels

[@ruthadelbai2300]

❤👍

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Gabbi you have done an awesome job. Let remind you about the checklist and also there's no absolute way to do things but there are many good alternatives and great products to do the job. For example, the best soap foam is Wax Planet 8 Below but also there is Bilt and Hamber that work with other products and Turtle Wax Ceramic Wash if you are going to use the new Turtle Wax Black or Polish for none Black painted vehicles, etc. Also a great SIO product is Tec582 which in a gallon is very inexpensive since you can mix with soft water 50/50 and others. Like you if you're detailing a vehicle during hard daylight it's better to use the sun on your favor when cleaning carpets, you save in electricity and help the planet using natural resources, in case you need to have the carpets sooner, then you use the extractor. See, no absolute way to do things l, just accomplish the same with different alternatives. This is something I suggested as part of the checklist for the do's and don'ts on another of your videos. No one said this job was easy but it will become easier as everything else because of the walk you have to take named experience. Also watch Miranda Detailing, Wilson Auto Detailing, Auto Fetish, Apex Details, Forensic Details or Detailing. Just I like told a friend of mine when he wanted to do this, "Welcome to the Jungle"

[@Mike-xt9fm]

Prior to how well kept the car's interior was before you started detailing it, before I even comment I must say woooooooooooow......!. The interior looked as that of a new car's interior after you detailed it again I'm impressed. Stauffer's garage and detail geek are also guys I follow they do pretty good work aswell. Do me a favor I don't know if you reply to your followers but if it's not too much have a look at "Wilson Auto detailing" and give me some feedback as to what you thought about his work. You may learn other tips from him. ONCE AGAIN EXCELLENT DETAIL BRAVO👏👏 Was having a dreary day until I saw this video thank you....!🙂

[@rjlovescats1808]

I love your videos but i feel like not extracting the soap is not good as stauffers has said if you dont get the soap out the carpet feels strange. Glad to see another girl in the field

[@SkinnedBanana]

The stauffer scandal lol

[@VW.907]

At least you can teach us what not to do. 😆

[@THELEGIONNAIRE15]

is it soapy water in this bottle?

[@slimsampy4764]

What a great job you did!! I need my truck detailed but I would like 303 for the dressing please 😉. Oh yeah buy your gloves. I’m sure the health care people won’t be wearing the same type. I don’t want to get started with politics.

[@HernandezNatalie]

Whats the bottle solution you use for the interior cleaning?

[@GabbiWarrick]

its La's Totally Awesome

[@rotten5911]

is it just me or does everybody and their mother have a detail YT channel now?

[@Dr...D]

spartan race cooooool I'm french

[@kennethguyatt5295]

You do the carpet extraction first that way it has time to dry while you do the rest of the car you're not returning a car with wet carpet

[@dominionfactor6860]

..that's good you wear a mask cause there are chemicals involved i do the same for protection awesome video..✨☕

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

By the way, forgot to mention not to use window cleaners that contain ammonia on a car specially inside since the drops will discolor.

[@soopi2031]

Check out M.A.D. Detailing. He has come with a different way of cleaning carpets and cloth seats; very good results

[@armanduval.83]

I can see why the car got sold that quickly!

[@danielmorris3228]

👏

[@patricknguyen5100]

Hey Gabi! I really relate to you as I’ve watched (literally) hundreds of hours of The Detail Geek and also some of Stauffers garage. They inspired me to start my own detailing business as well and it’s been going really well. If you were interested, I’d recommend checking out Car Craft Auto Detailing’s channel, and Ammo NYC if you’re looking for more info. I will always love the Detail geek as my favorite and original inspiration, but Car Craft Auto Detailing and Ammo NYC have given me a TON of insight into high end professional detailing. I.e. what it takes to work on Lamborghini’s and super cars etc. Car Craft especially is amazing and has a lot of non-biased, in depth product reviews and tutorials. The only difference between him and Ammo NYC is that he isn’t pushing his own products and there isn’t a chance for bias really. It’s not as relevant to the work that we do working on everyday cars, but I believe it’s important and will help us be ready for higher end details in the future, and will only add to our overall knowledge and competence as professional detailers. Your videos are looking great!

[@egfftwayne]

The detail geek and Stauffer garage are a good watch but neither can do good work and rock the yoga pants, keep on detailin!!!