Fastest Way to Detail a Filthy Family Car | Step By Step Interior Detail

[@dunthor134]

Great work love to see your methods to the madness! Very helpful with my own DIY detailing

[@SK-pn1pe]

I've been watching a ton of your videos man....well done. So I'm starting to detail cars and I'm going through a ton of micro fiber towels as I work the interiors. How many do you think you go through total in a detail like this van? Also, do you always save, wash, and reuse the towels...or are you throwing some away? Appreciate all advice and info...thanks!

[@fxcg2]

7:35 lolipop bit fell into the rail 😮

[@xIronwafflexx]

yeah, if that thing melts in the track, sliding that will be a bit janky.

[@alexdodd6768]

Wish there was a uk version of you, some of the products you use are so hard to get here and aren’t as cheap.

[@rosmarin2438]

Green star undiluted

[@bigbigumms2661]

😂😂

[@SakhileMacwele]

Good day Wilson, Kindly do a comparison video between a garmet steamer (1800w Sokany garmet steamer) and a steam cleaner. As a prospective detailer I'm stuck between starting off with a garmet steamer then later on upgrading to a steam cleaner or I should just save money and buy steam cleaner? Sending Love from eSwatini (Africa) ❤

[@josephbuda2039]

What woiuld you use on all weather mats that have dirt/mud from sports kids? I've tried simple green, scrub and pressure wash. They are cleaner, but not like new. Try steam?

[@patient0x]

How many ninja scrub pads do you use on your van?

[@LSD04]

How durable is the clearcoat on leather?

[@ziads3653]

How worried are you about the vacuum hose hitting the side panels of the car when doing interiors? Getting rather frustrating trying to manage the hose and keep it away from the car body

[@joshuabarton-cw1ur]

Are scrub ninja machine washable

[@omarbest5395]

How can I get your products am all the way from The Gambia?

[@brianidiartefitness]

When applying the product on the windows, do you only clean the interior glass? Or will you clean the exterior glass as well?

[@lionki3]

Why not both? 🤷‍♂️

[@brianidiartefitness]

@@lionki3 True, doesn’t take much huh haha

[@lionki3]

@@brianidiartefitness yeah 50/50 distilled water and alcohol is very effective AND cheap

[@brianidiartefitness]

@@lionki3 I got to try it the other day and amazing results, glad I came across this video

[@appleholic1553]

Thank you for your video. I'm always looking for products that work. I do have to say this van had staged dirt. Besides the lollypop it was nothing like a true dirty van. Reputation my friend.

[@ZaneMach]

Staged dirt 😂. You’re goofy man. Got a good chuckle though

[@notacreativehandle]

So let me start by saying I thoroughly enjoy your videos. That being said, what actually constitutes a “disaster” detail? I ask because you’ve tackled WAY worse than this van. Still an excellent job but I’m just curious.

[@michaelmunoz6889]

No dressing because I assume she didn’t want to pay? I never understood wipe downs without protection everything is left to dry out

[@lionki3]

Dressings are so 80s and 90s. They get a bad rep for accelerating dash deterioration due to the chemicals in them baking in the sun and since they are greasy they attract dust not to mention adding glare. Modern detailers including me don't use them. There are more cons than pluses with the exception of a leather cleaner with UV protection on leather surfaces.

[@igneousc]

I just do family cars but 10:1 green all and a knock off scrub ninja from walmart was so killer at cleaning interiors. Such a cheap setup and really all you need for most surfaces. I got a killer deal on Turtle Wax Inside Job Interior Protectant and that leaves a nice matte finish to everything and protects it. like $25 all in and that stuff is going to last me years

[@seanchristman9548]

Do you use green all on the leather seats at 10:1? I just bought some and wanna make sure I mix it right

[@igneousc]

@@seanchristman9548 yup 10:1 worked great