Stop Using Extractors! Do This Instead!

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I see so many detailers dragging out their extractors every time they go to clean seats, this leaves you seats wet for HOURS and can cause the stains to wick back to the surface as it dries. this is what we do differently at Hampton Auto Detailing

[@SupremeDetail510]

I 100% agree. Now for super dirty floor mats I still extract.

[@HamptonAutoDetailing]

Oh definitely... well usually I pressure wash first but😂

[@joevanseeters2873]

Blackfire has a really good enzyme cleaner along with Poorboys World. I've used both of those and they work similar to Terminator that you showcase here. I've used P&S Finisher to neutralize the products and it worked well. It's a peroxide based product that neutralizes the chemicals so they don't re-wick or redraw dirt to the same spots later.

[@HamptonAutoDetailing]

Thanks for the info!! I do plan on using finisher in the future!

[@jond8013]

Thanks for the tip. I just started my detailing business. Good luck with your channel! Looking forward to see more videos.

[@HamptonAutoDetailing]

Hey Jon! Thanks! DM me on Instagram, let's chat about some detailing stuff!

[@alexbryan7641]

Good job but that was a topical stain. Unfortunately this method won’t work for spills most times

[@HamptonAutoDetailing]

You are correct, most of the time this won't work on a spilled drink, those kind of stains will need to be extracted in order to get everything out of the seat, this method is more for mud, sweat, water, anything like that that stains the surface! Any deeper spills need to be extracted but you can get a "bissle spot clean pro" for pretty cheap!👍

[@rickjoony5743]

Can do this based on the fabric material. early audi's had this stupid material that even a extractor cant clean it so it looks new again...

[@HamptonAutoDetailing]

Maann it's always the nice brands that are able to try new things, sometimes they don't work unfortunately.

[@rickjoony5743]

@@HamptonAutoDetailing Sorry i didnt meantion the year. But it was a 2001 audi. Its impossible to get those perfect.

[@HamptonAutoDetailing]

Maaaan, good to know!

[@gregdossey1521]

Either you didn’t film it or perhaps you forgot about step 3 of that process using the neutralizer

[@HamptonAutoDetailing]

So far I've had great results without it, do you think I need it??

[@gregdossey1521]

@@HamptonAutoDetailing I believe it to be a good idea and then there is the instructional videos made by the manufacturer available on KZbin that explains why to use it… Not knocking your methods, only wanted to mention it. Nothing more

[@HamptonAutoDetailing]

@@gregdossey1521 No no I super appreciate it! Just because I've got access to a phone and an internet connection, doesn't make me an expert lol I'm always down to learn so thank you! I'll check into it!

[@zfen7308]

P&S Finisher will neutralize the terminator and bomber. Therefore, it will stop the cleaners from clinging onto a person's clothing, oil from hands, sweat etc. So it doesn't restain the fabric as quickly.

[@trrmbath97]

Have not used enzymes on the car but use bridge point biomodifier and bio release a lot. Always thought the enzymes work over time and when they have moisture? Lay it down on a urine spot throw a damp rag on it and come 8 hours later it is gone. No agitation needed as long as it is organic. This defeats your purpose though. Just experience here not an expert.

[@HamptonAutoDetailing]

Idk man it works for me. I don't think there's a "right" or "wrong" way of detailing, just do whatever works for you!

[@cincin795]

Bonnet is good for headliner and other thin upholstery, for example on doors, but not for dirty seats, which needs deep extraction .