How To Professionally Detail An Interior Part 3 (Vlog 3.3)

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[@charmaineczora8312]

Seriously the BEST interior detailing series I have ever watched. Thank you.

[@unrealpancake1467]

I’ve been looking all over KZbin for someone who really puts 100% effort in their detailing work and I think I have finally found that someone. Thank you for this video!

[@porcelainplusaustralia4080]

Late to your party Sandro... but god damn your content is really refreshing - Straight shooting no BS real details on real detailing. 💪 Aguri 💪

[@lexas1]

This is the Masterpiece Theatre of detailing! I am pumped to clean my car now... ;)

[@degrootautocare9154]

Amazing series. Thank You.

[@anthonybountros1629]

Absolutely the best

[@paulthomas3782]

Great series Sandro ,I have learnt so much from you video's thanks so much Cheers.

[@durrypompe3850]

Great work! Amazing! My wife doesn't understand how i can sit and watch all the 3 videos.. But it's just motivating and amazing the way you clean that car. Great job! Keep it up! 😉

[@keithhilton1564]

Awesome work, best one i have seen on an interior clean. I thought i was ocd but you are on another level. I have learned so much in your videos thank you. From a Uk fan.

[@markbryant7411]

Watched all 3 parts. Totally in sane detail, bloody awesome!! :-)))))

[@MrZam57]

Great little series Sandro , love the way you cut through all the BS and get straight into it cheers Stephen !!

[@jackushoff9631]

Honest, frank and experience-based how-to videos out-shine all other detailers' vids... hands down superior series. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and product recommendations...!

[@therealmatthewsmith]

Great video. Thanks Sandro!

[@JVCIstvan]

Inspiring. Thank you!!!!! 😊

[@ThomasR119]

Wow!!!! That was a great series on detailing the inside of vehicles. I am not a professional detailer but love to keep my cars clean. Your demonstrations give me something to strive for.

[@charlescook5437]

Love the video! The last part about not being perfect was a great addition. It was nice seeing you go back to inspect your work.

[@notacreativehandle]

To be very honest, this video is motivating. Thank you brother.

[@raybraud2947]

Would love to see you and John White of Whites Detailing out of the U.K. in a head to head competition. I also hate cleaning the glass, but I stick to Stoners Invisible Glass,,,,cheaper in the US and best product I've used.

[@MUnee-qu8ck]

Sandro awesome job. I appreciate it. Loving your work..

[@dw_autocare]

Great video, really helpful 👌

[@Jasonion74]

Excellent video well done & thanks for the tips

[@musicguitar]

Highly enjoyed this series. This is probably the most detailed car detailing video I've seen!! Great work!!

[@CAPTJ696]

Great show..I watched all three. Love this channel. It's my top 3 detailing channels. All the way from NYC

[@Jay-ye1up]

amazing job

[@nicholaslibertyrx5322]

love your work sandro. Reminds me of a 21 hour interior detail on our 1992 corolla when we bought it as a sacricificial city car. The extracted water from setas and carpets looked like coca cola

[@jamesdoerr4318]

Outstanding job on the video!

[@cameronwellington7407]

Great work

[@indetailsydney2852]

Great series Sando. Brilliant and humbling as usual. Do you have a series of detailing, prepping and coating all aspects of a brand new car by any chance? I think your take on the work would be beneficial to all. I’d offer my soon to be delivered baby, but being in Sydney would see it accumulate too much ‘road grime’ to warrant the term new. Keep up the great work and I look forward to the next series.

[@CAPTJ696]

Sandro...Ive watched this twice...talk about WOW factor!!!!

[@jtsoutdoorsandmore8136]

Great video bro . at the end of the video....well said bro .

[@pagano126]

Fabulous work Sandro, when you were doing your final inspection and panning the camera past the sunlight some specs of dust appeared on the lens. gave me a laugh as you were looking for dust on the car.

[@ross5029]

Lovely job again Sandro. You've just cost me £300 on a Tornador and compressor upgrade 😂

[@calvinwong365]

What compress did you get for the tornador? Do you need can huge compressor?

[@davenewton1570]

Another superb video I valet cars no matter how I try I never get the plastic or rubber marks out , what products do you use please also your large interior brush where can I dry one of those keep the videos coming .

[@acchaladka]

Cheers from Canada and thank you for the series - subscribed, of course. Im wondering if you could include links to N American-available products at times, and show a classic car detail at some point. I know not everyone deals with older surfaces single stage paints or techniques, I just don’t know what to do next on my 1989 Porsche 944, and would be interested to see you do true classics eg something from say, the 1950s.

[@DiegoRodriguez-wj2nb]

Hi Sandro, nice work. I loved the 3 videos. Wrt windows, have you tried Stoner Invisible Glass in aerosol format? I always used Meguiar's, but fell in love with this aerosols the moment I used them. No streaks and they can really clean even the dirtiest windows. I find them impressive and a must for the interior side of the windows. Thanks

[@thetraindriver01]

Really nice vid Sandro, I liked it, thanks. I hope your partner loved the effort you put into it for her and during shooting the vid her photography skills were put to the test, lol. Only difference I would have done was with the air con bomb, I have used many of these and I have found the best way is to place it on the floor behind the passenger seat with the seat pulled all the way forward and tilted past 90 degrees towards the dashboard. But I assume you positioned yours like that to get into the cabin filter better... anyway, really enjoyed it mate, keep up the good work and I'm looking forward to the next vid :-) thanks.

[@andy86i]

My interior has some ABS plastic yellowing/ discolouring, I was thinking maybe a heat gun to “bring the oils to the top” or using retrobright (hydrogen peroxide creme + UV from the sun). What do you suggest?

[@DjF1J1]

Good job mate. you def put in hard work. only thing I can add is try wearing gloves and change gloves every time you go diff panel. keep up the great work.

[@AussieDetails]

Hey Sandro! Another great detailing video. I do like they way you explain why you use the products you do and you give honest reviews! I have a question for you about polishing door jams. Before you got the hybrid nano, did you use a 5 or 6 inch pad on a DA or did you polish those small areas by hand? I'm finding that door jams here in Canada have a very rough finish almost as if they have no clear coat on them. How would you tackle that?

[@MrThePraye]

Nice detail. Where did you get the shade/gazebo from. Was it tough to install in the driveway? Provide a link if you can pls. Thanks.

[@abishakesutharsan9616]

No1 can top ur work

[@redflagchannel1714]

is it meguiars glass cleaner concentrate D120? you are a professional interior detailing and I have never seen before, thanks for video part 1-3. now I can start doing it to my vehicle very well. * sorry my English is bad. * use google translate.

[@calvinwong365]

After you use the microfiber towel to buff the coating. Do you throw the towel away too? Cause it might be difficult to throw those towels away, especially when they still used new

[@Snicker60515]

Just finished watching the series on interiors and I'm very impressed. I've decided to take up auto detailing myself and am looking for all the help I can get in improving my technique. Quick question though: Do you use any type of conditioner for leather seats? I know pretty much how to clean leather and how it's supposed to feel afterwards, but since you didn't mention anything, I had to ask. Thank you for the great videos, consider me a subscriber, cheers from Puerto Rico!

[@Snicker60515]

Car Craft Auto Detailing good to know Sandro! I'm just all over the place right now in choosing the best products but of course it's like you mention in your videos, every situation is different. Either way, your videos reminded me of why my technique is on the right track and what I need to improve on. Thank you!

[@MirandaDetailing]

Enjoyed the video very much! I really liked the bit about being imperfect and there will always be a little something that is missed. It’s just reality...and also it’s just a car, we love them but it’s not heart surgery right?! No ones going to die if a particle is left or minor stain can’t be removed. 😬 Keep on crackin!

[@ricbrn]

What brush type are you using on the carpet?

[@marioskosmidhs9454]

Dear sir, i only have a wet/dry vac and in some times also a steamer.those 2 can do the job if i cannot use extractor or tornador? if i only have availiable my wet/dry vac.what is the proper secuence of actions? first dry vac -then sampoo and some brushinf and then switch to wet function and such the remaining moistore?/ kind reegards.......i just subscribed and ..ringed the bell for future videos

[@marioskosmidhs9454]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thank you again sir for spending time answering my.questions...keep.up your great work Kind reegards from Athens Greece

[@92LOOB]

What size air compressor do you have mate?

[@sdericmonty]

The liquid you're spraying is the Bissell solution?

[@pepecoco]

First!!

[@polissamsonidis8513]

🖒

[@calvinwong365]

Do you still use the Tornador? And is there specs you need to use the Tornador? What kind of compressor?

[@mohamedbendahib2032]

Very professional detail ♥️ thank you Sandro for this very informative interior detailing serie (y) I like your passion (y) How much time does this awesome work require?? I am new in the business and I just need to know what is the average time I could spend to detail a car like this?

[@saulmunoz3731]

Mohamed Bendahib Good question. I would also like to know that.

[@kyliebernstein6261]

I'm located in Victoria do you offer training to improve skills etc for other detailers??? I want to improve on my current skill set and allow my business to grow more

[@thomasstapel6824]

what is the capacity of your air compressor used for the tornador? The web site says you need a constant 5.5 to 6.3 CFM. I used an older model tornador some years ago and I can attest that without adequate air flow the twirling wand inside stops spinning and the tornado effect stops. Has anybody had this problem...

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I believe the air compressor I was running back then had 190LPM or 6.7CFM and it was fine to run it, but if I went non stop for longer periods it would eventually slow down, but with normal start and stop use it was actually okay, but if you do want to use it for extended periods at a time I would look into a larger compressor. At the moment my current compressor runs about 15 CFM and that’s more than enough to run it as long as you like.

[@apostmax]

Very nice series but considering the effort you put on exterior detailing I would expect you to remove the seats. Only by removing the seats (front and back) you can call this somehow near perfection as you say.

[@gufiaito69able]

on windows try angel wax vision for cleaning.

[@gufiaito69able]

+Car Craft Auto Detailing that is true it is very very pricey.

[@marioskosmidhs9454]

i dint noticed in a video............did you put ane enterior dressing to the plastics leather vinal? do you prefer some product espesially, ???

[@marioskosmidhs9454]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thank you very.much sir, ...i use car pro.perl diluted 5-1 for.interior, because 303 is not availiable in my country.

[@alwynvanderlinde9507]

Have you used a ozone machine to get rid of odours???

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

No I haven’t used one

[@alwynvanderlinde9507]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing it worked wonders in our flat when the fridge broke on holiday and spread rotten meat smell everywhere! Nothing worked but the ozone deodorizer did the job. I can see how it would useful and very effective in a car!! Cheers :-)

[@notacreativehandle]

Yo I just discovered you can donate, so I donated $50 USD. I know its not much but I want to see you succeed.