Products & Tools I've Replaced In 2023

[@MrPeeteboy]

Since you like your DIY extractor then try these two upgrades to make it even more user friendly. 1, cut your 1/4 inch airhose the same length ( roughly) as your vacuum hose and put a quick disconnect there. That way your not wrestling with the extra 41 feet when doing your set up or breakdown. 2, the connector cuff between the vacuum hose and the spray wand is solid , get a swivel, its so much easier on your wrists and what not. Your not fighting with 9 feet of hose . Hopefully you'll notice the difference in everyday use that I do.

[@important977]

Where do you get that swivel attachment?

[@MrPeeteboy]

@@important977 I believe that's the one that worked. Maybe contact them and make sure it fits your hose! I bought one off of Unoclean I think they are called and its a little loose in the threaded end. It works but you have to be careful with it. Im pretty sure this is the right one

[@MrChuckwagon55]

RIP clean already has the kit for sale and it’s cheaper than sourcing the parts yourself.

[@MrPeeteboy]

@@MrChuckwagon55 is it? And even if it is then whats the fun in that?

[@derrickabare9986]

Interesting video. I've been detailing at a dealership for nearly 40 years and a side hustle business owner for 3 yrs . I've been fortunate enough to make many friends in the retail market that is typically not available to people outside of dealership/ car wash. Ie : carbrite , advanced and malco . Enough of a relationship that I can get any of the products at cost and each give me new products to test . Ofcourse I still buy a few products off the shelf like coatings and such but by buying 5 gallon jugs of apcs, wheel cleaners, dressings at 1/2 price is a huge savings.

[@sdoriginal18]

awesome that you say this. I have owned my 4 gal shop vac for years and simply bought an extractor head for my hose and it works like a charm, glad I went that route instead of an expensive extractor out the gate. I am hoping I can offer some basic interior cleaning to save up for more/better equipment/chemicals. as it stands i dont have a dedicated spray nozzle so I have a pump sprayer for water on the side for now until then. Thanks for the videos and insight

[@MrPeeteboy]

I have a non see thru spray wand i will sale you cheap. Its a aluminum pro upholstery wand. Its actually a little shorter over all then the MyTee one everybody is using. More maneuverable! Yes its great to see what your sucking up but its not rocket science to figure out how many passes you need to make.

[@sdoriginal18]

@@MrPeeteboy hmm anywhere you could send me some pics and a bit more info? just got what im using currently so wanting to get at least some use out of it

[@MrPeeteboy]

@@sdoriginal18 Sure , I've never put my email on a public comment section before. Can you find me and message me from my KZbin shit

[@ScrappersDetailing]

Great tips. I like the shop vac idea. I like my Bissell but I HATE how often I have to empty and refill and the suction is really lacking.

[@armandomaldonado2982]

And the short hose smh

[@ScrappersDetailing]

@@armandomaldonado2982 YES! I hate that stuff!

[@MrChuckwagon55]

What about just diluting Meguiars APC more to make it weaker and more gentle?

[@carp1728]

Thats what i do

[@KiranPatel-fk1pg]

It's still way too alkaline for interior cleaning.

[@HH-le1vi]

​@@KiranPatel-fk1pg you can just further dilute it until it's how you want. Also tons of cleaners are alkaline. In fact most are. Tide has a pH of about 9. Sometimes higher depending on the individual product, bleach is 13. If you want something pH neutral depends on what you're using it on.

[@KiranPatel-fk1pg]

@@HH-le1vi I'm aware most cleaners are alkaline. But most dedicated interior cleaners or leather cleaners are very close to if not neutral. Also diluting an alkaline of say 12 doesn't do a whole lot to the pH. Even at 10:1 it's still 11 something

[@HH-le1vi]

@@KiranPatel-fk1pg I'm sure adding some acidity would help knock it down

[@Faisal-Alomari]

Can you make a video dedicated on the Wet Vac Setup. From using the right chemicals in the right scenarios for maximum efficiency, etc.

[@truckinfool3550]

I’m just going to add a small tankless water heater to use with the Ripclean kit, can get one for just over $100.

[@MyGuyKirby]

Thanks for giving your mix ratio on the products!

[@youcanthide004]

Great Products, It's always a good Idea to switch around or introduce new products. Oftentimes, especially in today's world, manufactures substitute chemicals in their products due to availability, making them less effective, or sometimes more effective.

[@aperson1181]

I am trying to help my elder family members with washing their cars, but it is very much time and labor-consuming. I did regular car washes for them and it is very time/effort prohibitive work. Would you please suggest a better/best methods (not the car wash places, of course ;) ) to wash cars, saving time and labor/energy? Thank you and thank you for your videos.

[@MrBofficial0913]

For the Hole Shot Off Road Cleaner you can use it directly like a reagular soap for any vehicle type and what delution ratio should i use for this for safer side?

[@tundatime]

Love the video, local detail warehouse recently turned me on to automagic, cant believe how effective their wheel cleaner is for the price. (also one of your sound effects is exactly the same as my IM sound, kept having me look around for a new IM 😆)

[@luithegreat7520]

Try bilt hamber auto wheel. Little more spendy but the best on the market

[@dillanmistry]

Glad you mentioned the white film the APC tends to show

[@shadetreerestorations9053]

when you say 10:1 is it 10 part cleaner 1 part water or the other way around 10 parts water 1 part cleaner?

[@btbd2785]

thee pad i this video is a microfiber Cutting pad. You usually recommed a finishing microfiber pad. Does it matter?

[@philipcrow3806]

The reasons newer interiors get bad is from using caustic cleaners when not needed....... u have this backward. Use least aggressive possible if u haven't heard that a million times. Don't accelerate wear and tear. Use the gentle cleaners to let them last as long as possible, then use the heavy stuff for the last ditch effort 100,000-200,000 mile detail to sell the car.

[@devincody1928]

I'm Gunna have to try that microfiber pad on my snap on mini buffer for the headliner I usually just wet a microfiber with aerosol glass cleaner and scrub but it takes forever you got some good info !

[@williamsanders1296]

Dallas paint used that on headliners

[@cobyleebrooks]

I don’t use super clean anymore because no other product makes me cough if accidentally inhaled. that shiz is too toxic

[@suplexcities]

Luckily I’m a plumber and PVC Primer and Glue has made it impossible for anything like Superclean to affect my breathing. That said, I bet it wasn’t a drill brush that messed up some seat upholstery that he mentioned, that issue came using SC 5-1, which is not diluted enough especially if the fabric is dry.

[@pattobar12]

@@suplexcitieswhat Dillution would you use

[@Hp-gp8hd]

We’re do you order these products from.

[@aperson1181]

What is that hose attachment you are using the all purpose cleaner?

[@daniellech8778]

What’s the scrub pad u use in the interior

[@VinceCannavaII]

CarMax "fixed" rock chips with the wrong color paint on my Mazda. It's driving me nuts, ever come across something like that? 🔥

[@danemartel]

Do you know any interior detailing cleaning agents that are non toxic and eco friendly?

[@micahagresta]

Are you mobile or have cars comes to you? If so, are customers not willing to drop there cars off?

[@justinpulu3984]

Just bought super clean. It is safe on interior right?

[@whitetiger8652]

Always great advice. Thanks for the video.

[@AvilasAutodetailing831]

Hey Luke is that a scotch rite scrub pad?

[@jeffreyrobert9460]

Why risk damage using an APC on interior plastics. Get something better like P&S Xpress

[@aperson1181]

That ripclean hose kit is whopping $225 !!, ouch for a couple of plastic parts

[@adamjones7497]

Day job, detailer. Night job, auctioneer.

[@15DurangoRT]

Slooooooow dooooooown!

[@w116tjb]

Are you not concerned about all that overspray when you're applying cleaner to interiors? Seems like a lot of mist floating way past your target.

[@jasonsprague2226]

I use special cleaner everyday. 10 to 1

[@Ymh69969]

Its a lake country microfiber cutting pad

[@Secret_Sun33]

Would you say 3D's apc (green 104 ) is also too caustic for interiors?

[@JesusAguilar-ju5ry]

I would not use it, I’ve stained a seat before with 3D APC. Stick to xpress interior cleaner

[@Secret_Sun33]

@@JesusAguilar-ju5ry Thx👍

[@b1ejc]

If you need double action polisher for headliner... change that sh** super clean... been detailing for 8years now, never needed a machine to clean headliner.... maybe you should start using scrubber made of fibers....

[@MeGustaHealthy]

Does p and s leave white residue?

[@gavinthomas6790]

It doesn’t, and it works beautifully on every surface I’ve ever used it on!

[@arturomilward3369]

True professional too bad you are not in CA

[@Detailguy101]

I have really good luck with chemical guys nonsense apc at 10:1 on interiors.

[@thursday4267]

Subscribed!

[@tomd720]

Great info bro ! Did anyone ever tell you that you talk a bit too slow ? lol

[@aaronditri1831]

Check the desiderio vac

[@FOKSEYT]

That extractor kit for the ridgid $225 😢

[@Redawesomeoby]

21 savage among us is naruto uzumaki fortnite

[@zumbadude64]

P&S interior cleaner smells like smoke or something weird I can't put a name to it😅

[@garry192]

Bissel is not a good tool I'd the vehicle is dirty beyond a surface.

[@mcham0846]

Slow tf down. People tend not to pay attention to fast talking

[@claudiocerezo1644]

You can straight up use super clean for everything, don't fall into this marketing bullshit that recommends buying 1000 chemicals for the same purpose. Remember, you have a business to make money, not to showcase you are a chemical expert.

[@pawelkapica5363]

You need to get off the energy drinks ;) No seriously, I like people with high energy but please slow down a bit. I like the info but my brain feels bombarded with words.

[@mrdauntl3ss]

he literally ruined tips for all of us. so as tech who is trying to transition detailing, this is ridouclous every brand has had to go to other ways of cleaning where actual leather has been banned since 2008

[@MrPeeteboy]

What?

[@truereality5873]

He isn’t necessarily ruining tips, everything ages and ever profession has advancements and changes. As a mechanic I change tools out every 2 weeks to a year for a specific job or to do something easier. Detailing changes based on chemicals coming to market, new tools, things we can build. You just have to use some critical thinking skills and not rely on a single source of knowledge. Don’t be afraid to experiment, it’s your business/hobby have fun with it!

[@millielovedonuts7158]

Yeah WHAT are you talking about you make no sense at all! And what you posted doesn’t make any sense! Luke has forgot more about detailing than you will ever know or learn! Keep your negative comments to yourself!!!

[@TheCoon1975]

Leather has been banned? What the actual. I don't know what you are talking about.

[@nordicpride9708]

You’ve never detailed a Bentley or rolls… they have REAL leather. It was never banned. You are just talking out your ass like a lot of KZbin experts