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[@benjaminbrown7127]

Car detailing is really cool because there’s so much variety in products you can use. You can finish the job with cheap products but nice products get the job done usually 2.5x faster than cheap ones. edit: thanks for the likes guys

[@RoadToDetailing]

Well said 🔥💯

[@joser6703]

Can you list some of the products your talking about?

[@benjaminbrown7127]

basically every koch chemie product including magic wheel cleaner. gsf green star etc@@joser6703

[@CarolCityCane305]

@@RoadToDetailingdo you do this to all types of different interiors of cars? Every car is different ….thanx

[@RoadToDetailing]

@CarolCityCane305 yes! Every car is different. This video shows a very basic wipe over. I only clean my own car, so I don’t do detailing as a business. From this perspective, I would only recommend to do this cleaning method when you are working on your own car. There are more efficient ways to clean an interior.

[@UIC-Fitness92]

I live in Texas by the time you try cleaning one panel all of the soap has dried 😂😂😂

[@RoadToDetailing]

Obviously you do cleaning by considering your specific circumstances 👌🏻 I would clean and wipe almost instantly in that humid and hot environment. But you know that much better than I. ✌🏻 Other than that, I don’t use any “soap” here. I use a dedicated plastic interior cleaner in this video. Soap used only outside on the panels, and yet again, you probably won’t wait with a soap on the panels too long in TX. So all in all, TX is challenging for detailing regardless the cleaning chemicals, that’s for sure.

[@mariam_0914]

😂😂😂same

[@Shekhar.Sharma]

​@@RoadToDetailing which interior cleaner u used

[@RoadToDetailing]

@@Shekhar.Sharma RRC Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner. For full details, check the full length video, at the bottom of this short clip.

[@austinhernandez2716]

Come Georgia, it's worse, it's extremely humid here.

[@otomoravec1732]

I do not enjoy cleaning the interior but i really enjoy the result once im done. Dust and grease free and smelling reeealy nice.

[@RoadToDetailing]

I can 100% relate with you on this actually 😎 cleaning interior isn’t my favorite thing, but the end results always make me happy 🔥

[@asgjyumdigtop346]

ههههههه❤❤❤❤❤

[@RoadToDetailing]

@asgjyumdigtop346 🫶🏻

[@anonymousgara8415]

Thank you, may God bless you all and everyone. ❤

[@RoadToDetailing]

🫶🏻

[@lincolnscott1877]

What a nice comment ☺️

[@RoadToDetailing]

It is indeed 😊

[@aboveaverageaudio5773]

Jesus is King

[@jlpagan1406]

Its really funny how a guy that think he knows better than the video producer still anyways watching the video and writing comments absolutely in my opinion make any person silly to avoid say anything else Videos like this are a blessing for who dont know a thing so if you are an expert why you watching the videos or others and discouraging them dude?? I hope this young guy keep making videos cause am learning stuff i know nothing thanks brother and ignore others silly comments

[@RoadToDetailing]

Thank you for the support mate. When it comes to sharing any content on the Worldwide Web, everyone is entitled to their opinion, trolls and commenters included. It shouldn’t be a bad thing, because we could learn from each other by sharing opinions, experiences and tips. However, when someone is only in the comment section just to elevate flame, that’s always a no for me. Arguing with people with the different mindset is a totally waste of time and effort. So I usually give my perspective and roll on. We don’t need to agree with people like them, and at the same time, it won’t hold me back from making future videos about my experiences 😉 I appreciate you are tuning in, and I hope you find my videos useful for your road to detailing 🫶🏻

[@allborosnyc4544]

Nice video. I found that plain RODI water works. It cleans well and it won't damage any type of surface material. Works great on glass too.

[@RoadToDetailing]

Thank you 🙌 Yes, that could work well, especially on glass. It’s not always a need of chemicals, however, specific products contain certain agents, that provide lubricants as well, so it might help about decreasing the risk of scratching and plain water is only a “solvent”. These are all theoretical, but I agree with the fact RO/DI water can be simply good on glass surfaces if the surface is not heavily greasy. Thanks for watching 🙌

[@smnkm4ehfer]

​@@RoadToDetailing RO/DI mixed with your product of choice for proper dilution is great

[@brocksamson7164]

What chemical are you putting in the brush? And what's a safe cleaner to use around electronic components?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner. This is a mild ready to use cleaner (inside or outside) that is able to foam up pretty well. As for electronic components go, it’s a bit tricky. The main goal is to don’t soak them at all, clean and wipe immediately. If you have a chance, also use an air blower to remove the excess residue.

[@gw2087]

Any1 would be kind enough to explain to me that 1) do we wipe off the solution with dry or wet tower? 2) would the solution damage the car if leak into the crack or electronic 3) will it stain on the surface if not wipe off / wash off properly ( if option 1 is using dry tower?

[@brown_and_curly_ne_girly4551]

What was the tape for? Just curious

[@RoadToDetailing]

Only for the purpose of a 50/50

[@brown_and_curly_ne_girly4551]

Oh duh, to show before and after 😊 I’m dumb, looks great! Wish you were in Omaha- my baby needs a detail badddd it’s been like 20 years- literally.

[@demir1392]

My car has a mildew stain on the headliner. How can I destroy it? do you have an idea?😢

[@RoadToDetailing]

Headliner is a different cat of fish, because you have to be careful with the glue that holds the fabric in place. Meaning, you can’t really soak it deep with chemicals nor any liquid kind stuff that dissolves the glue, because if that happens, the headliner would fall off. 🙁 Something like ADBL Bonnet is specifically made for headliners, you need a very tiny amount on a microfiber cloth, wipe it, and it will remove a good amount of dirt. However! Results always depend on what kind of stain it is, so the outcome is not always 100%, but definitely better. Hope this helps, Viktor

[@randomstuff53078]

Is the soap bad for all the switches and controls

[@RoadToDetailing]

In my experience no, if used with care. Meaning: don’t spray straight on the surface, instead: spray the product onto the brush, then start agitating the surface, so when you clean the control switches the product has less chance to slide deep in the wholes. As the surfactants will foam up, that helps preventing the surface from getting wet. This is usually the same principle as with leather cleaning, where you usually use a “foamer dispenser” and won’t spray the product straight on to the leather surface, because these surfaces don’t like to be wet, and that’s when “foaming” helps a lot. In short answer, if you use the products as they recommended you are more likely to be safe, but care should be always top priority. My method: Spray onto brush, agitate, then wipe it clean. And use dedicated products instead of harsh chemicals, especially if you are not familiar with the proper dilutions. Hope this helps 🙌

[@TheBboyRyujin]

You can spend your money on this service to find out or you can opt out of expensive repairs.

[@RoadToDetailing]

🧐

[@JeezusChrist]

I'm rebuilding an 84 VW golf. based on your experience, which seat material is the most durable, and easiest to clean?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi there, unfortunately i cannot give you the right recommendation, due the lack of my knowledge on this field. Hope someone will able to provide you some useful information 🙌

[@angel31142]

The level of difficulty varies depending on what has been spilled onto the different surfaces. You'd have to tackle them accordingly. I live in the southern area where a lot of people either live or drive by often in dirt roads. They can get quite difficult to clean at times. Sometimes I'd get some like the one displayed here. Unfortunately it's not always the case 😅

[@RoadToDetailing]

Well said comment Sir 👌🏻 always need to use a technique that the interior in subject requires. If the interior surfaces have stubborn dirt, this technique showcased, may not be the one to choose. 🙌

[@angel31142]

Yeup, car looks great btw!

[@RoadToDetailing]

@angeldelacruz2699 thank you 🙏

[@christinalapoint4135]

What kind if brush is that. Do u go over it with Wnything else after the clean to condition

[@RoadToDetailing]

Ultra Soft Brush from Liquid Elements. I used a plastic cleaner that leaves a natural, clean finish. I checked some of the dressings from the same brand after. If you like a natural finish don’t need anything else, but if you prefer a specific finish like satin, matt or shiny, you need to apply the dressing of your liking after use. Check the long form video by clicking the bottom link while this short video is playing ✌🏻

[@jkman10]

Sooo what happens to all the soap and gunk that gets down in the creases?

[@RoadToDetailing]

There is no soap at all.

[@anitaharmon2986]

Have you tried using a magic eraser and plain water? Bought an old dodge and the steering wheel is bad.

[@RoadToDetailing]

Not really, because magic eraser is way too aggressive for a plastic dashboard in my opinion.

[@RoadToDetailing]

also, no go for leather parts

[@slyczsls4002]

Except for you have to remove all the dirt with air before you wipe and vacuum twice (situational) it def is not easy 👎

[@RoadToDetailing]

It depends on the level of dirt. My title mean to be for plastic parts, which atill part of the interior. Carpet parts are different, just as you said. 👍🏻

[@LaheyJimm]

What solution in the brush??

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@theanonymoustechie]

Why use brush instead of just cloth

[@RoadToDetailing]

Because the bristles of the brush can reach the deepest part of the plastic texture. 👌🏻

[@selenalorenzi]

Next time use Zep cleaner with water wipe leave a few minutes and wala. Clean your window with Alcohol and wipe. 😊

[@carlosjr2814]

What kind of chemical or product did you use to clean up the interior??

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@sammarina2259]

What cleaning product did you use? I have heated seats so I don’t know if using sprays will damage it in the long run

[@RoadToDetailing]

I used a plastic cleaner called RRC Bad Boys - Plastic & Rubber cleaner. You should be fine with heated seats if you won’t soak the fabric too much in my opinion. This cleaner I used in the video does not made for fabrics, only for plastic and rubber parts.

[@FurqaanZubair-te5du]

What soap did u use to clean the inside of the door and the steering wheel?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RRC - Plastic cleaner. Check the bottom part of this short video to check the longform 🙌🏻

[@eva_1977]

Can you share the producuts you use???

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@arjunupnext]

what do you spray on the brush?? multi purpose cleaner someone plz help

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@arjunupnext]

@@RoadToDetailing i ended up ordering “Armor all purpose cleaning” is that fine? it was prime day yesterday and it was an amazing deal. i would’ve ordered what you recommended but i did t see fast enough

[@arjunupnext]

@@RoadToDetailing thanks for the help though!

[@RoadToDetailing]

@@arjunupnext you're welcome :)

[@eddieleon39]

What kind of solution do you use for interior and where to buy ...I live in Los Angeles California

[@RoadToDetailing]

This product is not available in US (RRC Bad Boys - Plastic cleaner). But I would suggest Stjärnagloss- Inni, which is a ready to use interior cleaner that can be used in multiple interior surface, and works pretty well. The RAG Company is the US reseller of the brand. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@sseli727]

What's that you put on the dashboard?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner

[@xxlightlyxx]

What type of brush is that?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Liquid Elements Ultra Soft Brush XL: ocddetailing.ie/product/liquid-elements-soft-brush/?coupon=r2d

[@xxlightlyxx]

@@RoadToDetailing thanks so much

[@RoadToDetailing]

Your very welcome 🙌 Happy Cleaning 😉

[@RoadToDetailing]

Most of them branded brushes are probably made in China just rebranded (with some exceptions). This one is the Liquid Elements XL Soft brush ✌🏻

[@leonnagy4538]

szabad kérdezni az milyen ecset???

[@RoadToDetailing]

Persze 😉 Liquid Elements - XL Soft Brush

[@dartharyeshzilla7909]

@roadtodetailing, please sir, you have the right to specify what products you are specifically using for your interior, you know.

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@faruk6020]

What did you sprayed to brush?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌

[@MichaelaH2059]

I love the brush tools but need to know what kind they are, where can i find them..I'm worried I'd scratch the surface I'm cleaning.

[@RoadToDetailing]

True. I suggest an ultra soft bristles brush. I used Liquid Elements - Ultra Soft XL brush that made for kindness with the material

[@MichaelaH2059]

@@RoadToDetailing thank you so much!!

[@khanlala2295]

Products Name plz

[@RoadToDetailing]

RRC Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner.

[@gurshaanbasra3639]

Cant you just use a microfiber cloth? And what soap is that

[@RoadToDetailing]

You can, but I like using a brush to agitate. This is not a soap, it’s a ready to use plastic cleaner from a European brand called: RR Customs

[@Manihsi]

What producs did u use for this video, please share the link

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 can’t put links but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@Manihsi]

@@RoadToDetailing appreciate it for respond.

[@RoadToDetailing]

@@Manihsi no problem at all. If you have anything further, don’t hesitate to ask 🙌

[@donotrobme9295]

I see your link for all products. What spray product is that want what ratio. Then I’ll grab on the link/description. Thx in advance

[@RoadToDetailing]

It’s probably not in the description, but this is a ready to use product from RR Customs Bad Boys Plastic Cleaner 🙌 So no dilutions needed.

[@donotrobme9295]

@@RoadToDetailing thx!

[@RoadToDetailing]

You’re very welcome 🙌

[@stunnag9006]

@@donotrobme9295p&s is the best

[@DeborahIannucci]

What product are you using?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@Poppi_Weasel]

What Cleanser won't dry out the dash and wheel?

[@RoadToDetailing]

What do you mean “won’t dry out”? Usually APC-s dry out the surface, so I suggest to use dedicated products, to be on the safest side 🙌

[@Poppi_Weasel]

@@RoadToDetailing Thanks, but what sudsy soap to clean dash?and APC- s means what? I am not a Pro, just trying to learn new things

[@RoadToDetailing]

@@Poppi_Weasel APC stands for All Purpose Cleaner, they can stain / damage the surface if not used with correct dilutions. I would suggest to use dedicated Interior Cleaners, because they made for safely use them on dashboard and all surfaces inside. Most of them are Ready To Use products, and any of the more reputable brands will do a great job. Suds are more likely to come up when the chemical is being agitated, but it always depends on the surfactants used in the formulation of the product. My experience is that most of the ready to use interior cleaners have a sudsy outcome when agitated. Hope this helps to clarify. Which country are you at? If Stjarnagloss is available in your country, I would suggest Stjarnagloss Inni, as they can be used basically all interior surfaces such as dash, seats, wheel, leather, etc. Very safe product to start with.

[@Poppi_Weasel]

@@RoadToDetailing Hi Thanks for Clarifying, I appreciate it. I am in 🇺🇲

[@RoadToDetailing]

Here it is then: amzn.to/3qtwKYx A very versatile interior cleaner, hope this helps 🙌

[@raulalbertorojaszevallos1365]

Buen dia. Estoy aprendiendo poco a poco el cardetailing. Mi consulta es: Cuando limpias con APC en el panel no se malogra por la humedad? Saludos

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hey! I don’t really use APC on the interiors. Most likely I use ready to use cleaners (which usually still an APC, but very mild)

[@problemchild2605]

What's is the name of the cleaning products?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@problemchild2605]

@@RoadToDetailing Thanks buddy

[@RoadToDetailing]

@problemchild2605 you’re very welcome

[@gnarsick]

What brush are you using?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Liquid Elements - Ultra Soft Brush XL

[@Speed43417]

Where do u buy that product ?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi, here is a non-affiliated link: shop.rrcustoms.com/product-eng-1681-BadBoys-Plastic-Cleaner-Bubble-Gum-500ml.html

[@kingsontam2200]

what spray/chemical r u using

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic cleaner. Watch the whole review here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU

[@dyrrothgaming69]

What is that product you are using

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi, here is the full video where I mention all the products I used: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Hope this helps, Viktor

[@thespartanproject001]

What cleaner are you using? And does the brush leave scratches on the plastic parts?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RRC BadBoys - Plastic cleaner. This is an ultra soft bristled brush, so less likely to cause scratches than the “normal bristled” brushes. Of course, without cleaner there is zero lubricants, so this also could cause scratches in that scenario. On top of that, scratches can caused by dirt as well. With common sense and proper lubricants used, this ultra soft brushes greatly decrease the chance of scratches in my experience.

[@thespartanproject001]

@@RoadToDetailing thank you so much for the info!!! Very informative and love the videos.

[@RoadToDetailing]

@thespartanproject001 ​​⁠appreciate you we’re tuning in 🙌🏻

[@HIROckstar]

No ones gonna beat if grandma gonna detail your interior you know what I mean😂

[@RoadToDetailing]

No, I don’t 🤷‍♂️

[@Pipboy83]

Nice 🙌🏻

[@RoadToDetailing]

Thank you 🙌

[@Fortnitehub781]

What cloths do you use for interior

[@RoadToDetailing]

Basic 3-400 GSM microfiber cloths

[@e.t.4883]

So soapy water and a some toothbrush will do the job it seems to me for it to be easy. A towel as well and I guess no clean before hand. Idk. I wish I understood it all.

[@RoadToDetailing]

Check the long form video to have the whole picture ✌🏻 Click the bottom part of this short video while playing. BTW, there is no soapy water, nor toothbrush.

[@Bumpin.Lead15]

The unfinished bit drives me fuckin nuts 😂

[@RoadToDetailing]

Please don’t. It has been finished since. 😎👌🏻

[@madina6766]

What do you use?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@erinsun2611]

What type of brushes you use

[@RoadToDetailing]

Liquid-Elements Soft Brush 🙌🏻

[@LavekGaming]

Cool story. Now do one with all of the materials you use.

[@RoadToDetailing]

You can check the long form video by clicking the related video while playing this short 🙌🏻

[@shawnataylor5753]

What’s the best detailing kit I can get?

[@RoadToDetailing]

It depends, what exactly are you looking for? Best bang for your buck and try loads, find info here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2TcanuPpqqpl6c In general, i would suggest check any of the followings whose offer great value kits with very efficient and good quality products: Epic Automotive: epicautomotive.co.uk/collections/bundles Infinity Wax: www.infinitywax.com Detail Bug: detailbug.co.uk/shop/ols/products/xn-pick-n-mix-saver-kit-any-5-for-25-7bb Hope it helps, Viktor

[@KevinOrtiz-ul9th]

Chemical guys. They are the best. A little on the pricey side. But can't go wrong

[@RoadToDetailing]

Thanks for your input Kevin. I personally think there are companies with better value for money packs than Chemical Guys, such as Detail Bug for instance. Which products you found great from Chemical Guys? I know there are some good ones from their range though 🙌

[@johanliebert8708]

Isn’t it better to use a cloth and hard surface spray because the interior didn’t even look that dirty in the first place to use all that soap

[@RoadToDetailing]

Can be better. It really depends. This video is a clip from a product demonstration, hence the method I used. I followed the product instructions, that advised this method, so here it is 🙂 In case it would be an interior QD, or something else, a cloth would be enough, but I always follow instructions when I first use a product. Anyhow, a cloth could do a perfect job as well, you are right 🙌

[@aurafangz3635]

Do you use ultra soft brush for the entire interior?

[@RoadToDetailing]

In this particular case:yes, I used it on the plastic parts. Check the related video at the bottom of this short video to see the full process. I used the products per instructions here, I don’t always use a brush for the interior, nor using the same method. It really depends on the dirt level, product, finish, wanted resolution. ✌🏻

[@eva_1977]

What kind of brush-chisel is this?

[@RoadToDetailing]

It’s a Soft Bristle type of brush from Liquid Elements

[@Hello-lv9xs]

What soap brand is that I’m trying to find one like that but I can’t

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@Hello-lv9xs]

@@RoadToDetailing thank yiu

[@haykhakobyan701]

Hello,can you tell me the name of the item???

[@RoadToDetailing]

I used RRC Bad Boys Plastic Cleaner with a Liquid Elements Soft Brush. Check the links in the video description please 🙌

[@KQuinn672]

Loove soap suds

[@RoadToDetailing]

Same with me Kelly 🤩🙌

[@albertoguerra3995]

How much does a brush like this cost? $300?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Nope, should be around $5-10

[@JerrySandile-h8y]

What was the tape for?

[@RoadToDetailing]

To see the before and after effect. There is the long form video linked at the bottom of this short clip, where you can see it in more details 🙌

[@sonuieltsvlogs9168]

Which spray you uses?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi, I used RRC Bad Boys Plastic Cleaner. Here is the full video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Viktor

[@universpro7741]

How do you dry the holea?

[@RoadToDetailing]

with an airgun/ air blower

[@zfen7308]

Subbed as I am looking into all videos, groups, to gain knowledge to maybe branch out and make a side hustle in my spare time. Have you ever used Simple Green on interior for stains? It was recommended to me as a cheap start up chemical. I've also used it as a bug guts remover on the front of my vehicle.

[@RoadToDetailing]

Welcome on board 🙌 I haven’t used Simple Green at all just yet. But using an APC as a starter is a good option, just always be careful and aware of the proper dilution to prevent unwanted stains on the surfaces 👌🏻

[@Mtb_hadrian1]

What sope or car cleaner you using?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@Oakcitymedia]

Ninja scrubber works as good and more efficient

[@RoadToDetailing]

Yep. They are good as well 👌🏻

[@johngreene6975]

What is that style of brush called?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Its a "soft bristle" brush. :) This in particular is from Liquid Elements, but I suppose most of them coming from the same manufacturer. An other premium soft bristle brush available from a company called: Detail Factory.

[@rezavarboys]

It was already brand new

[@RoadToDetailing]

Sure. I forgot that you were standing next to me during the process 🙌🏻 Talking about brand new when this car has a 2006 reg. 🔥

[@niteblaster1]

Water on the switches😂 I've done that and paid the price😢

[@RoadToDetailing]

This is no water here just sayin’. Sorry to hear you had that

[@thelettucepreacher1276]

What are you using to clean here?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi, I used RRC Bad Boys Plastic Cleaner. Here is the full video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Viktor

[@thelettucepreacher1276]

@@RoadToDetailing good man thank you 👍👊

[@RoadToDetailing]

You’re very welcome 🤛🙌

[@rajmarimuthu571]

What type of liquid is that

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi, here is the full video where I mention all the products I used (RR Customs Bad Boys - Pastic Cleaner): kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Hope this helps, Viktor

[@AliasgarLimbona]

What r u using as soap

[@RoadToDetailing]

I use a dedicated Plastic Cleaner from RRC Badboys. Click on the related video at the bottom of the short video if you’d like to watch the whole action ✌🏻

[@Pepmins]

What is being used?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys Plastic Cleaner. See the full details in the full video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Cheers, Viktor

[@Elsonidojunior]

What is the spray called

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi, I used RRC Bad Boys Plastic Cleaner. Here is the full video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Viktor

[@jeanca0426]

what product did you use?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi, here is the full video where I mention all the products I used: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Hope this helps, Viktor

[@PotatoezRL]

where to get the brush?

[@RoadToDetailing]

I bought it off amazon, but they might be sold out. If so, try your local detailing store, or alternatively, try to search for “soft detailing brushes” on online platforms. I am sure other brands offer the same brush 😉

[@Hoopers_daily]

What soap is this?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 can’t put links but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@shubhamkumarsrivastava250]

What is the name of this chemical?

[@RoadToDetailing]

RR Customs Bad Boys - Plastic Cleaner 🙌 I can’t put links that works here unfortunately but, check the related long form video on the bottom part of this short video. Hope this helps ✌🏻

[@aniddeari2090]

WHAT SPRAY IIS THAT

[@RoadToDetailing]

Which Spray you meant? Trigger head is the Canyon type trigger head. The product is RRCustoms Bad Boys Plastic Cleaner. Check the full video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU

[@aniddeari2090]

@@RoadToDetailing yes, but what comes out of it

[@RoadToDetailing]

RRCustoms Bad Boys: Plastic Cleaner. That is the product I use in the video. Which is a ready to use scented APC, that foams up quite well when agitated with a soft bristle brush. This is what I showcase in this footage. 😉 Hope it helps, Viktor

[@dotdot2723]

​@Road To Detailing what's the difference between this product and say some interior car cleaning spray. That's what i've been using to clean with a cloth and brush

[@RoadToDetailing]

The foaming agents make this product great in my opinion. Very easy to use, cleans well, and leaves a nice finish. Important to mention that is a ready to use product so this fact doesn’t make it cost effective, also, this made for plastic parts of car interiors, so you can’t use this on fabric per say. Thus, this is not an overall interior cleaner like Stjärnagloss Inni. If you are looking for an “all in one” interior product, RRC Plastic Cleaner isn’t the right choice. (Due it cannot be used on seats, carpit, etc.) But you can use this on any plastic surfaces like engine bay, and exterior trim parts, with no issues.

[@weekendhomeprojects]

Use a pressure washer, much quicker.

[@RoadToDetailing]

I would skip on this suggestion ✌🏻

[@gohjunkai4957]

what chemical is that ?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi, I used RRC Bad Boys Plastic Cleaner. Here is the full video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Viktor

[@DeaDEye.21]

Foresure...Just need the Wright equipment n a good process

[@RoadToDetailing]

Yes. This is made for a quick “wipe over” 👌🏻

[@stunnag9006]

aliexpress and temu sell the same detailing equipment that you see all these instagram and tiktok detailers trying to sell 💯

[@RoadToDetailing]

@@stunnag9006I’m not trying to sell anything mate 🙌 I provide links to the products, hence many people asking. Of course most products made in China anyways and brands put their own logos on it, with a few exceptions. PS: I’m not a detailer, just an enthusiast 🙌

[@tuvadaloglu8140]

sicko mode

[@RoadToDetailing]

🔥🔥

[@EnzokuhleMniki]

sabawel

[@RoadToDetailing]

😎

[@stephanieboone8769]

That's a fancy tool for me

[@Ooooclean]

Who doesn't want to have a cleaning tool after seeing it

[@curse6of6me6]

It is when it's already clean lol

[@RoadToDetailing]

Sure. 👍🏻 When else?

[@gayareeepany268]

Thank you so much ma'am 🙏

[@RoadToDetailing]

🎉🤜

[@Otters42]

What products do you use?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi Otters, here is the full video where I mention all the products I used: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Hope this helps, Viktor

[@rcorpus8983]

That's good and new

[@gmac_sports]

I need that

[@user-pe1kj3ni5q]

What are you cleaning?

[@RoadToDetailing]

A Toyota Prius 2nd gen plastic dashboard

[@jeffjude7057]

Wow

[@FrankoBica]

what product does he use?

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi Franko, here is the full video where I mention all the products I used: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Hope this helps, Viktor

[@blacktitan_respect2208]

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[@jonnyshielldetailing]

282k views bro, 😅😅😅😅 go on mate

[@RoadToDetailing]

Thank you Jonny 🙌 this went “mini viral” a good few after being published

[@cruisingafterdark]

Yea it’s crazy stumbled on this and definitely subscribed and going to watch all the videos

[@RoadToDetailing]

@@cruisingafterdark I’m glad you enjoyed, appreciate your support 🙌

[@annakay8882]

Will a soft makeup brush work😂?

[@RoadToDetailing]

absolutely yes 😅 just careful with the bracket holding the bristles together🙃 (yet, a detailing brush still cheaper 🤗)

[@babigracie8790]

what’s that you are using on it x

[@RoadToDetailing]

Hi Gracie, here is the full video where I mention all the products I used: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3WkmmvdsiefMU Hope this helps, Viktor

[@lovethosebudgies66]

Nothing here. Not clear focus. Need to mention tools and product.

[@RoadToDetailing]

Everything Is shite. Exactly 😎 products, tools are mentioned in: - the description - long form video (that you can watch when you click in the bottom, while watching this short) Before you shout out things, better check all the available space and opportunities to us (uploaded), where information can be provided, because it’s there 🤷‍♂️✌🏻

[@SaphirDetailingServices]

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