The Tool We Use MOST For Interior Car Cleaning | Everyday Workhorse For Seat Cleaning

[@DetailGroove]

Are you using this tool in your business? Links to all things will be in description box!

[@karlthomson9894]

I use this typeof drill attachment alot but i was Just wondering if anyone or you has noticed a difference between using the extension with the quick disconnect or without. I feel like I they break easy with the extension on lol to be fair I'm going ham with these things.

[@pxatchme1713]

I know u got a shop now but have you ever had a job that ran into night and had to use lights?

[@andrewharris6720]

Impact driver ?

[@MDI.PHOTOGRAPHY828]

The drill brush, and tornador air gun are essential in my operations. There's a lot of situations where the tornador air does a much better job than the drill brush. Combined, they put in some serious work and make results happen. That being said, I'm impressed you managed to still stay active on this channel.. keeping the channel up is a lot of work when adding in the physical energy used in detailing. Especially, in direct sunlight and heat.

[@stuartm4339]

Used it for the first time last weekend definitely worth buying if you're a person who likes detailing your own car recommend first time to use on lowest setting 800 so you don't burn paint don't leave in one spot keep moving it over paint easy to use kzbin.infoUgkxfzbDkCRyv3CFXnLZI4APZtRRuG2uRmP2 truck looks like new again used maguires black light battery life like all milwaukee products seem to hold up well 😀

[@efraimperez2726]

I have no idea how basically all the detailers put the floor Matt's on the ground and scrub them like that. No hate haha but right off the bat I bought a mid sized foldable table and that's where I do my scrubbing and extracting on the floor Matt's. Much more convenient and professional in my opinion of course

[@zzzarkka]

I’m kind to do the same thing.

[@supercharged00gtp]

I have 2 Ryobi cordless 18V drills. They are great for breaking up debris and animal fur. I use a blue brushes on rubber mats and weather techs. flat and cone depending on patterns of the mat.

[@Jetski270]

Battery is rated by Amps. Dewalt has 2 amps , 3 amps , 4 amps ,5 amps even up to 9amps. The higher the amps the longer the use you get out of the tool

[@DetailGroove]

Ahh, I learned something new!

[@johncover3103]

We use the exact same setup! Works great with various brushes

[@speedsterspeedy2146]

Milwaukee is my go too. Great info let’s get it!!

[@jawbreaker007]

I'd be lost without my Ridgid 18v drill, jobsite blower, and vacuum. I even use the drill with a proper backing plate and pad to spot correct on paint also water spotting on glass. Excellent content! 🍻

[@TheWennings]

What soap did you use to clean the carpets?

[@josephisaguy]

Super clean

[@cristianflores5595]

I would recommend a small Milwaukee M-12 drill instead it’s much lighter and smaller than your Dewalt drill.

[@Lone3wolf31]

What shampoo do you use to clean the car mats?

[@miragexl007]

I use it on the hubs, old foggy headlights

[@nileshbhopale4922]

Can I use same for external detailing such as rubbing and polishing, if yes what is the best way to use and how with which pads

[@erickestrada4469]

Say bro how can know which drill brush is for carpet cleaning and wich color is for carseats

[@i8Rout]

Thé aggressiveness, has kind of lessened 😂 That’s right my boy

[@deniroroberts6974]

How do u charge your battery on the go

[@edmobileautodetailing]

Hi friend I recommend this pump for your power wash on your setup it really works very good SHURflo Industrial Pump - 198 GPH, 115 Volt, 1/2in, Model# 2088-594-154

[@jesusvillegas3130]

I use the exact same one! What size diameter is your vacuum hose? I have a 50’ 1.5” hose but I loose more suction than I am comfortable with...

[@lawofvisualization]

Just ordered brush kit using your link. Thanks

[@andrewharris6720]

Could you use an impact driver instead of a drill? Or would that damage the surface your cleaning.

[@stevel1475]

Too much power, do you wanna tear the carpet fiber out...? Lol. Cordless drill 12V to 18V on #1 low setting is sufficient, wanna do it quicker #2 setting. Test the brush bristles. There is hard, medium, and soft. I would do medium or soft on interiors. Impact drivers have alot of driving torque, it is overkill. It's meant for driving screws, bolts, and lag screws into thick wood or concrete. Some use to drive screws into metal as well. Best tip keep the drill dry and clean after use. Never drain drill battery to 0%(dead) and ever charge to 100%(full). Use till 20% left and charge back up to 80%. After charging battery, it is hot. Let it cool down then use battery. Sometimes that can be hard to do when you are doing a job.

[@xNovaBattlex]

Can you use an impact drill as well?

[@andrewharris6720]

I also was wondering if you could do that too

[@BlakeEyers]

i use a harbor freight baur drill for the past few years and use the 5 Ah batterys with them when i use it. i think baur is better value than dewalt. batterys for baur only cost 64 dollars for a 5Ah battery

[@bigboydee24]

Question? How do you guys clean a cloth visor that is dirty “spot treat a visor is easy” but a filthy visor that is over 50% dirty, I have no clue how to attack it I tried with a stain solution and a brush first then I tried to steam it. I was not happy with the results. Thanks in advance!

[@TakedownO44]

no one has made automobile detailing so cool like DG

[@donsdetailing5383]

love my black and decker corded drill

[@Aaron71304]

Look at the number on the battery. It’s the amp hour rating. The bigger the number the more work time on charge.

[@DetailGroove]

thanks!

[@detaildoctoroftampabay4074]

What shampoo solutions are you guys using now

[@mikeparker9812]

I started using a drill last year, don't know why I didn't years ago. I bought a set of the 3 flat brush of different stiffness, but the softest one will bobble up seats and even carpets if they're that rubbish stuff. So I'm going to look for something much softer. Shame there isn't an industry standard.

[@insanegnyc]

You neglected to mention that a corded drill is wayyyyy more powerful. It doesn’t matter what brand. Any corded drill is incredibly more powerful then any cordless drill. That should be brought up because of the significant power difference

[@DetailGroove]

This is true. Anything battery powered will lose power versus corded. That being said, 10/10 times, I'm taking a cordless drill. Also, for our application, we don't need a super strong drill 😅

[@footie1968]

I use the 5ah batteries from Dewalt. Worth every cent

[@sushiboy8289]

How long do they last on a single charge when using it to clean the interior like the upholstery of the car seats? And how long does it take to charge

[@DetailMatrix]

“Llara llara llara” 👍🏼

[@jcrg15]

Mi pregunta es, como le haces para tener tu herramienta limpia siempre? O la limpias para hacer los videos? Yo por más que quiero tener mi herramienta limpia, nunca se puede.

[@jonbravo9278]

Rigid gives lifetime battery replacements. Does anyone else offer that?

[@knightdetroja]

Thank you for this helpful video. What size corded drill would you recommend for interior carpet cleaning? 3/8 inch or 1/2 inch drill? Thank you.

[@bashfullJ88]

Try the power stack batteries. Their lighter, smaller. Easier to use.

[@DJMARTIN73]

You need to check the big box stores web pages daily for discounted products. I have tons of tools at almost half the cost. 5 AH batteries and up will last you much longer.

[@DetailGroove]

Thanks for the tip👌🏽

[@umbrellaj8954]

I feel like the new 4ah are the way to go for this 5 and up gets big and heavy also check local resellers dont do retail all the time

[@partnersNgrime]

They need {inventors, hell maybe I should} to come up with a design that you don't have to hold down the trigger and it's not super heavy AND doesn't die quickly for the people that have carpel tunnel. I know ryobi came up with a cleaning tool that comes with a brush and I'm thinking of buying it only if I don't have to hold the trigger the whole time. But 30min just isn't long enough when your in the cleaning business. I like to use it for shower glass doors and grout. 😉

[@tonystarks3370]

what are the products (chemicals) do you guys use to clean with the drill brush?

[@SME5724]

Bro same smh

[@edmobileautodetailing]

I use this drill and this polisher The way I use the same bother you for everything DEWALT 20V MAX XR Cordless Polisher, Variable-Speed, Random Orbit, 5-Inch, Tool Only (DCM848B)

[@powerhousemobilewashdetail4458]

Ur videos r very informational... and helpful...

[@carterolson2058]

The biggest thing preventing me for starting a detail business is health insurance. What do you do for that as a business owner? Video idea maybe?

[@clerissonmesquita]

Thank you.

[@HIGHER7RUTH]

🔥Like#2 👍 I'm curious is there any tips you can give us new detailers to get free chemicals or equipment for detail? Or better prices at least!! Need that since I only make 50% rn. Trying to get my own side jobs cuss 50% plus gas and products sucks!!! CHEERS✌

[@edmobileautodetailing]

Excelente videos I’m your fan

[@adamhernandez6778]

What spray do you use for center consoles and such?

[@guinness718]

Makita or Milwaukee for me

[@kennethmunoz2619]

Hey Oscar! Can you make a video on what pump sprayers you guys use?

[@DetailGroove]

Primarily Marolex

[@dank9288639]

Dude it pisses me off that you have been on here longer than a lot of other detail channels yet the YT algorithm does not hit you. Im telling you bro theres something to it. Mexicanos for the win, the Asians are gettin their light what about our silent selfs

[@Mr_Jack_Of_All_Trades_]

Someone got that MOAC extra caffeine

[@anjulalakshani8360]

Great

[@dwaynemcdonald7145]

😊👍

[@NMEofdaST8]

where you at can you clean my car?

[@thurstonhowell7441]

That is PURE gangster😁$$$$