Cleaning the DIRSTIEST Abandoned Porsche Interior Ever (satisfying)

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[@matt13ross]

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[@bodhim4353]

Decon 30/Impact Cleaner is a good thyme-based anti-mold cleaner that's safe on fabrics. It's more mild than Vinegar or Bleach and works as well or better. You can also don a respirator and steam and ozone the shit out of it too.

[@bodhim4353]

Definitely make sure you kill and remove any mold you find, though. Shit's dangerous, chronic mold exposure legit caused neurological problems for me that lasted years.

[@roberttowsley8958]

If you don't have a steamer you need one! Will make a world of difference!

[@BorderLT]

Steamer to use to get seat leather back to shape

[@matt13ross]

Any specific steamer recommendations guys? Budget friendly!

[@angadsingh3941]

Bissel is pretty good. Amazon usually has a bunch of deals.

[@roberttowsley8958]

McCullough is awesome and budget friendly. Will do everything you need. Have used mine for over a year and love it.

[@davejones538]

​@Matt13Ross you need one that you can keep adding water 👍

[@samstocker2124]

Drill mounted brushes for cleaning up carpets, mats and plastic trim have changed my life! 😝

[@matt13ross]

Ah yes, good idea!

[@benjarda3958]

Connect battery to remove key

[@GUMBLLnz]

loving all the positive comments on this vid. Fair to say there's plenty of us along for this ride.

[@matt13ross]

Agreed!

[@jimmyspencer4019]

Get yourself a steamer with a brush attachment. Also those drill carpet brushes save your arm. I also use that same glass cleaner shits amazing. U should get a sponsorship from them you use it every video.

[@nunosimoes8758]

AMMO NYC It's all there. The xaroets could use some special watter/vacum cleaner. All the leather should be dyed with Coulorlock. They have all coulors. The original coulor is named Terracota. I love Your videos. Greetings from Portugal. Nuno

[@Scott_Meyer72]

Terracotta is the official Porsche color, and this is a natural "brown-orange" tone. Nice work on the interior clean up! Agree you should get a hot water carpet extractor and steam cleaner. From a fellow Porsche owner (987.1 Cayman and 718 Boxster)

[@asbarsxx]

Appreciate all the camera work and editing. Makes all the difference!

[@matt13ross]

Thank you! It does take extra time but I don't want to make boring / badly edited videos.

[@bernardthefourth]

Matt's editing and use of music is superb.

[@matt13ross]

Thanks!

[@vchris1987]

Hey Matt, get the colourlock leather repair kit with the strong cleaner. Order the specific colour of the interior and you can touch up the spots were the fingerprints are. Colourlock also has a liquid leather and with the leather code you can fill small scuffs and marks to repair it without spending a fortune.

[@matt13ross]

Awesome thoughts, I'll check them out. Thanks!

[@laiebi_3639]

Can recommend it too, used it on mine

[@gernottemmel1259]

I use(d) colorlock products on all my porsches and am very satisfied! There are also a lot of helpful videos and explainations.

[@RStanLeroyB]

As a former owner/operator of a mobile detailing business (in Central PA), this video was extremely satisfying to watch. Nice job sir!

[@matt13ross]

Thanks!

[@fernandovaca7970]

P&S express interior is super good. For leather conditioner, Dr. Beasley has a really good one!

[@NBMBC40]

I think a quick watch of some KZbin detailers like Larry from Ammo would have helped you and some proper detailing products also a steamer would help lift all the grime in the tight places and got rid of the mould. But it still looks massively better so a good job done none the less Matt.

[@nev997TT]

Completely agree. Also, Larry’s products are awesome and he’s worked hard over the years to get the formulations just right. Matt, you may want to check out AMMO NYC interior cleaner and leather mousse; they’re fantastic!

[@Engineerboy100]

Stains: Dawn and water. Spray on leave for 10 - 15 min. Spray on more water and dawn and use a scrub brush to work the grease out. Should remove most of it and leave the color.

[@angadsingh3941]

AMMO makes some really good leather cleaner and conditioner. Highly recommend for a matte, non-oily finish

[@bhgp1976]

Respect to you and your new project. The poor vehicle has been unloved for too long, amazing how your efforts transformed the interior. Looking forward to future episodes.

[@bsfunk44]

A talented leather repair guy should be able to respray those bad spots on the door panels

[@ilanpro]

Matt use Tough Stuff carpet cleaner on everything is magical.

[@coupeb]

Hey Matt, to get the key out there’s a small section of the plastic surround on the ignition that you can remove, then stick a paper clip in and the key will release…. That’s if it’s the same as the European cars, which I assume it is! Fellow 997 owner here (although only an S) so watching with interest! Good luck!!

[@marchenning5037]

Mine came with a long pin in the fuse use one side to pull the tab out and the other to stick inside the hole

[@matt13ross]

Thanks!

[@K1dPhresh1]

Yep!

[@redtill1]

This rebuild is gonna be painful but it's gonna be a thing of beauty watching it turn from àn ugly duckling & into a swan

[@kieronlacey1454]

There’s a tool in the fuse box to release they key

[@joevergnetti767]

I’d also get INTO all the vents - the first time you fire up the A/C you’re going to be blasted with dust and debris…I’m sure the cabin air filter is on your list too…

[@matt13ross]

Cabin filter ordered! Will get into the vents more though, yes.

[@phillipjknight]

I hope the old owner is watching as he will be happy to see the old girl been loved again. ❤

[@matt13ross]

If he watches, he should be pleased!

[@dailydriven991]

If I've taken anything away from this channel it's that foaming glass cleaner really does clean anything. I use it constantly now lol.

[@matt13ross]

It’s amazing!

[@thebigv8644]

That color carpet reminds me of the burnt orange shag carpet my parents had when I was little.

[@longsleevethong1457]

We definitely need more videos of you vacuuming your car. I tell ya….for my money it doesn’t get any better than watching a man vacuum his car. Wiping that dash down like that? Well….that was just icing on the cake.

[@matt13ross]

Lol

[@longsleevethong1457]

@@matt13ross dear sweet heavenly baby infant Jesus….this is starting to remind me of Ricky Bobby praying and thanking all his sponsors for everything. Aye…Plug my new pet rock idea for me bro

[@pcar928fan]

Tera cotta is definitely orange! Looking much better already. This car is going to be a lot of work!

[@nadimatteeque4028]

What we do in the Motor Trade in the UK with an interior like yours is take out the carpets and trim, then jet wash them. After the interior has dried we then wet vac it with new car cleaning solution for a second time. This way it not only looks new, it smells new. Works every single time.

[@yaniv5055]

The seats are on the orange side !!! Looking good Matt

[@DavidB-qp5eo]

Amazing work Matt! Keep it up, cant WAIT to watch this whole build/refresh

[@garthwebb6418]

Wow! The interior color, Terracotta, is my new FAVORITE! Such a nice color! Unfortunately so many 911’s have BLACK interiors - snore, boring (but safe, I know). Still, that’s beautiful and clearly you will bring it back to life! Great work!

[@matt13ross]

Love the color!

[@1970stellaartois]

Really looking forward to you bringing this back to life! What a transformation already. Think stuck key is ignition switch. Easy to remove as others have already said and is an Audi part if I remember correctly so cheap to replace. I always refer to the interior colour as Boxster Red after the boxster launch colour, but think people also call it terracotta . I’m not a massive fan of the original 997 turbo wheels, but loving the race ones, maybe with some tread though 😂

[@matt13ross]

I don’t like the original wheels either.

[@pollatso]

Thank you again for getting another porsche new favourite car channel since the 996.👍👍👍👍

[@pastasquash4804]

You can paint that center console part that has mold, the texture of the plastic scrapes off with oven off and can then be sanded and prepped for paint, if you’re painting the new deck lid you could paint that center console body color at the same time 👍

[@wwgbert]

I've used Leather Honey on a vintage Eames lounge chair and ottoman and it came out perfect so I have kept using it on all things leather. The reviews on it are off the chart. That Terracotta interior looks amazing now, looking forward to what's next. I agree with the others about getting a steamer, I have the Bissell Little Green Machine that I used on cleaning out a old farm Ford F100, crazy difference.

[@matt13ross]

I reached out to Leather Honey, thanks! Have a link for the steamer?

[@pieterverboven4853]

Is that Leather Honey stuff specifically suited for automotive use too? If not try Colour lock. And to get the creases out of the leather/reshape the foam indents on the seats a heat gun can help, obviously be very cautious and don’t use too much heat/stay to long in one spot. Home Built by Jeff on KZbin did this with his newly upholstered leather seats in his Alfarrari (couple episodes back) might work also on the creases on the 996 seats.

[@wwgbert]

@@pieterverboven4853 looks like it is, from their add : "Quickly and gently removes dirt, oil, tough stains and grime from car seats, dashboards, upholstery, purses, shoes, jackets, motorcycle gear, saddles, & tack. Effectively cleans new and old leather of all colors and protects from the sun's harmful rays". I am not a pro detailer just needed something for an old chair that had tons of mold from being in a basement and this stuff worked great for me. Hope this helps.

[@pieterverboven4853]

@@wwgbert Thanks. I'm just not completely sure if the exposure to high temp and UV will hold up against a dedicated car product like Colourlock. But up to Matt to decide.

[@kevinpelaez2242]

It's nice to be able to watch a video like this while trying to relax at home

[@matt13ross]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TingzOnWheelz]

Hey mate! Maybe think about using a wet vac. Will pull so much dirt out of those carpets. Good progress though - keep it up!

[@frasergranville]

Love the double Porsche garage you've got now, can't wait to see the continued progress with this build. Check out Larry at Ammo NYC, his eye for detailing is next level and a sponsorship for cleaning products would be so cool. Keep it up Matt!

[@sphiwe.maphosa]

i'm so glad you were able to save the original interior cause just like you I just happen to love it so much. beautiful colour whatever it is lol 😂❤

[@jaffamatt]

The colour of the leather is definitely a reddy, browny orange! Terracotta pretty much sums it up

[@matt13ross]

Yup!

[@MrXeleris1]

Of all the leather conditioners I've used, I'd say that Leatherique's conditioner and cleaner are the best for restoring your leather's original finish and suppleness bar none. My 99 M3 had some pretty sad leather that was getting hard and cracked, and almost every rejuvenator I tried didn't make much of a difference. But I followed Leatherique's instructions with their rejuvenator and after a day or two of letting it sit and reapplying the oil as my leather absorbed it, I was astounded with just how nice it turned out. The matte finish was back, and it even flattened out some of the cracks! I'd get comments from people wondering if I had reupholstered my seats after the treatment haha, and after a couple of years of applying the oil once or twice a year, it has remained in flawless condition.

[@K1dPhresh1]

Maybe I need to give Leatherique another try. I wasn’t impressed.

[@matt13ross]

Looking in to that, thanks!

[@MrXeleris1]

@@K1dPhresh1 Everyone who recommended it to me said to give it time and heat. I liberally applied mine for two days every 3-4 hours because my leather was thirsty (went through almost 2 of their kit bottles), and the hot garage that my car was in opened up the pores a lot and really helped the process as well

[@MrXeleris1]

@@matt13ross No problem! Give it time, multiple coatings, and if you can, leave your car somewhere warm so that the leather pores will open up for it to soak in, and it'll bring that leather back beautifully!

[@K1dPhresh1]

@@MrXeleris1 I applied liberally once. Same thing, in the summer time, so it would be hot. Maybe I need to do it again now since we’re going on 40 days over 100° here in central Texas. That should be warm enough. And then apply a few times a day, you say?

[@mattlittzen6442]

Matt, love the new porsche series. You need to get a high power steamer / wet vacuum. It would make your life so much easier. Keep up the great vids

[@starrguitarworks]

Magic eraser will work wonders on the “soft touch” interior trims. Try it for removing scuffs and scratches. You’ll be impressed.

[@ts6141]

Man ridge must have sponsored all of youtube for that giveaway lol, this is like the 5th channel I watch I've seen it on.

[@matt13ross]

Hahah, its a big one!

[@cheapcargarage]

I love the fact that regardless of condition, you start with a good cleaning. I do the same. I mean if you’re going to be crawling around in it, why not clean it!

[@matt13ross]

Exactly!

[@ailmajcen]

This is so rewarding to watch. Excellent work Matt.

[@4200timeB]

Ammo NYC KZbin channel hes the best detailer an they have good products , its weird watching cars get detailed but very satisfying an that Ammo guy really gets into it. Anyway looking real good an so far seems like you picked the perfect next project.

[@MarkPorsche2004]

terracotta was the correct name/color. Leatherique is the absolute best to rehydrate and deep clean the leather. Then GYEON for their interior ceramic coatings makes future cleaning and stain resistance so much easier.

[@YogisGarage]

Drill brush but make sure you get the white colored ones. For fabric and leather. As mentioned, steam works wonders.

[@glpointnyc]

Awesome! Good luck on it. For mold my best suggestion is steamer and apc, kill it and desensitize. Also gets into areas you cant reach and gets hard stains out. Looking forward to you next vid

[@IanClos3]

You know matt, your videos on your 996 really helped me love my own a lot more especially with your help learning some tricks and also encouraging me to continue working on it myself! Unfortunately I always loved the 997 since I started looking at picking up a Porsche but they were just out of what I wanted to spend on a second vehicle. NOW you had to go and get a 997 and my love for that car is being fueled more than ever. So if you know of anyone wanting an 02 Carrera Cab with 125k on it lmk haha. The interior on that 997 is beautiful btw. Love the black mixed in with it on the dash and wheel. Sometimes you find those where EVERYTHING is the same color and it really can be bad. Great find, cant wait to see where the project goes Matt!

[@matt13ross]

Haha get one! Yes I’m very glad it’s a split color interior. All orange would be too much.

[@IanClos3]

@@matt13ross I love the bad influence haha. Once I get my 996 fully back together and in sellable condition I'll be looking to trade up!

[@johnrocco5315]

Foam resolve for carpet, agitate with a firm brissel brush with hot water. Try with clean towel.

[@Cybernetic_Systems]

Wow, the interior came out mint! Incredible work sir! Here in Straya, we’d call that colour an outback red, or Ochre.

[@lorieandpatrickdavies7483]

Beautiful interior, glad you managed to clean it up so well. I've used Lexol leather cleaner and conditioner for years with success, and I like Griot's leather wipes for easy cleaning. I notice there appears to be bits of broken glass left in the rear window surround area, make sure you vacuum those up before they cause damage, or injury. Enjoying your videos!

[@BEAR_S55]

It’s always satisfying to see a good interior clean

[@matt13ross]

Agreed

[@ce2749]

Love watching you attempt these projects. Much respect taking the risk to take on something like this. Love the videos keep it up

[@plus790]

Geez, it's like you've never watched Ammo NYC or Detail Geek before. Get yourself a steamer/extractor, especially with that mold. And as I suggested when you started the 996, a cheap ozone machine to deodorize would be nice too.

[@soledeala]

It drives me crazy watching you spray electrical parts with cleaner. Spray the rag Matt. Good video!

[@matt13ross]

I didn’t soak them too badly.

[@cristmh]

Awesome job, Matt! What a transformation of that interior. Suggest going over the carpet with a wet extractor (Bissell Green machine) as the brushing will push dirt deeper into the fibers.

[@VenturaIT]

the steamer on the mold and/or paid to get it detailed, a good high-end leather repair guy can fix all the little damages to that leather interior, then there is AMMO (the porsche detail channel), you can use a professional glue pulling kit to pull out some of those dings on the roof so you don't have to use a ton of body filler everywhere... the AMMO-NYC guy can make it look like new, he specializes in Porsche...

[@adcampo7601]

Nice work. Fun project. Steam cleaner and some brushes would be a big help.

[@jamesmyers5440]

Matt u can't beat those original seats.

[@matt13ross]

Agreed

[@Jay991gt3]

I use a Bissell Little Green Machine for stains. Cheap too!

[@kenbode8806]

For the leather I would recommend colourlock cleaners and protectants

[@seansmile]

You most definitely need -hot water extractor -steamer -carpet drill brushes -maybe a tornador But this was satisfying to watch and awesome turn around

[@barryhall7]

Good job so far 👍🏻 Those finger prints can be repaired by mixing leather paint and spraying it on. Not an easy job. Neatsfoot oil will restore the suppleness in the leather. It will be a lovely car when done👍🏻

[@mfpmf]

I'm only at 10 minutes, but I'd suggest 1: use the compressed air to get to the crevices (either with the pointy gun or get a tornador), and 2: get a hazmat suite if that is indeed mold. That is no joke, look at Larry from Ammo NYC when he's dealing with any type of organic growth. he has some EPA rated solution in his lineup to deal with those stuff as well

[@matt13ross]

Yup I used air too

[@K1dPhresh1]

Terracotta score 3 full points on my scoring system I developed when I was hunting for my 997. Black and terracotta - 3, stone gray - 2 sand beige - 1 or maybe even 0. I used to loathe sand beige. Anywho, it’s looking good! Curious to see what leather products are recommended and how that turns out. I need to use some on mine. I’ve used Leatherique in the past but I wasn’t too impressed. Maybe I didn’t do it right.

[@matt13ross]

I agree on your point system!

[@lueluc8522]

P&S Interior cleaning & Carpet bomber. Works great

[@P-J-W-777]

You need a carpet cleaner and steamer and a couple brushes for your drill. Steam does wonders with stains, gum, mold an so on. I’d say closer to a Burnt Orange.

[@vincentcarrano6329]

Hey Matt, this is real Cinderella she is going to be your best work yet. Love it. Had one of these from new.

[@clydelipp9612]

your seats are the 18 way Sport Adaptive seats, hands down the only seats to have in a P Car. I owned a 2007 manual 911 Turbo with those seats. Currently looking to replace the car with a newer turbo or 4S.

[@matt13ross]

Love these!

[@e1kaiser482]

I see the seats red - that car interior is beautiful! one day will can say the same of the exterior aswell

[@vincenthanna2162]

Can’t wait to see the outcome of this

[@matt13ross]

Same!

[@Cilu27]

Honestly Matt if you can't save the center console then you could upgrade it to a carbon one. That would still fit really well with the colour

[@matt13ross]

Thought about that!

[@craftingmat5425]

Oh looking forward to this project... cleaning already did improve the overall looks a lot. I love Porsche... go ahead!!

[@marchough2424]

Matt you need a cleaning products sponsor.

[@matt13ross]

YOU'RE NOT KIDDING!!!

[@marchough2424]

@@matt13ross loving the content and I’m sure you have the imagination and drive to see this latest project through to the end. Just like the Turbo Banana…. Which looks like a yellow bird by the way.

[@AV-wr1fr]

Get some interior detail brushes. They will help a lot and won’t damage the leather. Can’t wait to watch the progress on this Porsche 👍

[@MR_equis]

Glass cleaner contains alcohol so be careful on drying up the leather. For center console, I would use oven cleaner to get rid of the soft touch finish which would get rid of the mold, then get it leather covered to match the rest of that awesome interior.

[@G-GUG]

There is a little tab on the ring surrounding where the key goes in - pop it off to reveal a little hole. Stick a paper clip in it and release the key. The owner's manual shows you what to do with this. The key will lock in there if inserted when the battery is dead, for instance. Very easy to get it out.

[@matt13ross]

Must be because the battery isn’t connected.

[@MyBallers]

Matt, the 996 shirt has arrived and is great quality, thank you sir!

[@matt13ross]

Good to hear, and congrats again!

[@temio.463]

Yeah highly recommend Steamer and drill brush with water and carpet soap + an extractor. World of difference and super satisfying in all cars. Also will help get rid of any smells. Highly impressive transformation still however

[@cleanasdirt6832]

Not sure if it will fit, but Rigid makes a vacuum hose kit. It is superior to what comes with the small shop vacs. I have a Mcculloch steamer, works great for detailing.

[@jrtate1123]

Great work brother! I glad I started following you on the 996 restoration 🤙🏽🤙🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@jasonherskind8912]

Lowe’s has a mold stain remover. I use it on walls at my job.

[@violinmiata]

Windex with ammonia d is great at cleaning super dirty and moldy interior bits before going over everything with a proper interior detailer. Hey, it’s glass cleaner!!!

[@craigrobertson7938]

You need Bissel spot clean pro. Clean those carpets and other fabrics brilliantly. Budget friendly.

[@Joe_Bader]

That key situation is either the battery or the ignition switch. There is a way to take it out though. I think you have to remove the ring around the key and then use a paperclip in a hole to release. Should say in the owners manual exactly how to do it.

[@matt13ross]

Makes sense then, the battery isn't connected and I have to assume it's dead.

[@davedoja7998]

@@matt13rossif the car battery is dead it won’t release the key. Replace the battery before you try any other tactic.

[@Sr33566]

If after changing the battery it is still stuck, this can work: 1. Open the fuse box and unclip a metal hook on the inside of the cover. 2. Use the hook to remove a plastic lid on the ignition lock to the right of the key. 3. Turn the ignition key counter-clockwise as far as it will go. 4. Press the metal hook into the opening and turn the key to its intial position and remove it.

[@man0r85]

I had similar issue with the key and it turned out that the shifter wasn't in park properly. but unlike yours mine is automatic

[@anthonybrand6137]

What a transformation on the interior of your 997 turbo.....theres no substitute for a lot of good old 'elbow grease to get the results you are looking for. The terra cotta & black colour scheme is exactly the same as the Carrera 4S S1 I had a while back, & I believed the seats are the same terra cotta colour. As far as cleaning is concerned, I don't think you can beat cleaning the carpets, etc using a steam cleaner, & have used Auto Glym products with good results on leather/plastic & rubber trims. Good luck!🔥

[@matt13ross]

Thank you!

[@richardsgarage6697]

I have an old Mercedes diesel with a very similar interior color. Mercedes called it Henna Red

[@Mr_Nachi]

This build has me super excited 🙌🏼

[@jjtorch]

A can of TUFF STUFF in the yellow aerosol foam and a decent $100 harbor freight steamer and you'll be able to clean sin out the devil's ass. Congrats on the new car man look forward to the progress ✌🏽

[@AdamParry]

I have the two tone terracotta interior on my 997 C4S and i’m bias but think it ass so much to making the interior look interesting

[@rickhawkins8671]

Just helping the algorithm... love ya work mate.... satisfying to watch... keep it up!

[@matt13ross]

Thanks so much!

[@highwayrun21]

Fantastic work, Matt. This is going to be a very satisfying build

[@GUMBLLnz]

Dude. The terracotta interior. Both a blessing and curse. It's probably the best colour, but if you need to replace a part. Super hard to find. Here's hoping everything this there in good nick. - also. You probably know. You can jump the car from the fusebox with a jump pack. Should be enough power to operate the hood & remove key.

[@Sébastien-s3b]

for stubborn mold, do not hesitate to use steam

[@KapkeMC]

A steamer with a microfiber and the same cleaning solution will kill the mold for sure! Also will help with tough stains on carpets and headliners :)

[@matt13ross]

A good steamer would be a great addition!

[@denyprag2566]

And you will get the wrinkles out of the leather

[@KapkeMC]

Never tried it personally, but I am sure it works!@@denyprag2566

[@verygerry3719]

Have you tried a steamer / extraction device? They can really help to do a deep cleaning.

[@matt13ross]

Carpet doesn't need it. Steamer I'll probably get for the other interior bits though.

[@richardgraham1167]

Now get some Leatherique leather feed for the hides, and keep them soft.

[@Mikejones51046]

I would call the interior color a honey peanut butter. I would paint the floor panels in a wrinkle black or bed liner and def get a steam cleaner for the center console

[@yenrab26]

Great start bro! I'm in for this next Porsche!!!!