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I have a day job after 1 pm I’m out advertising hell parked in different parking lots trying to see what bite and let me say I put that big ass sign up and they come here and there if I can get 50bucks at least out of every hour anybody can cause I’m not really a people’s person well I thought I wasn’t $$$
This is an older video and I'm sure it's been mentioned, but I scrapped them off with a plastic scrapper first, and then the remnants I'd used a clay bar...but mine have been on my truck for so long, even hard long scrubbing with a clay bar might not work....
@@Andrew-hp1yj I don't recommend removing them with a plastic scraper. But what I have found works the best is using a steamer. First, use the clay bar to pull up the raised part of the artillery spores. And then use the steamer to just heat up. The residue left behind and it wipes right off
@spicysoul5046 Doing it as a side hustle is on top of your existing job is good But going out of full time it's just not a good idea right now. I wouldn't recommend d to do this full time until the economy pucks back up.
@CarolCityCane305 When using any type of cleaners on the upholstery. Leaving the cleaner to dry sometimes can create an uneven Outline residue when it dries. So using an extractor rinses away the cleaner and then pulls it up
Thanks for taking the time to post this video. I'm curious, did the spots reappear? I do know water spots tend to come back on paint if you just polish them out. You gotta attack the minerals first then polish. Thanks
@johnmikle3991 Because that material is man-made leather, It does not require as much maintenance as real leather. With that being said you can protect the material with the adam's ceramic but to be honest I would just go with a product that's very simple and provides great uv protection such as shine supply cruise. Check it out here www.detailedimage.com/wax.php?id=49204&url=detailedimage.com/Shine-Supply-M132/Cruise-P3059/16-oz-S1/
@@illusionzauto Thank you for the reply and information you shared. I've been reading a lot on this material and I keep seeing how its much easier to maintain versus real leather. I'll def check out the product you recommended, thank you!
No this will not work as satin wrap is not full gloss. If you try this on the satin wrap, You will notice a difference in the finish. My recommendation would be to try optimum mdr. Remember before just applying the product to the surface, It is always recommended to do a very small test spot in a more secluded area. If you get the results you desire then you move forward. Please note that if there are hard water spots on a wrap, That film would need to be replaced.
@@illusionzauto Got it! Thank you for responding. Yea, doesn't look like hard water spots because some came up with just water. They just seem to come back when it rains or when I wash it through a brushless wash. I will try optimum MDR. I saw in some forums to try white vinegar / distilled water mix in a spray bottle with a microfiber towel.
So on both my cars i cleaned tires with pj or something like that white bottle of tire cleaner at autozone and all tires became crazy brown why did that happen? Too alkiline?
Hope you get a laugh out this one , I poked out each one of those holes in almost all 4 seats today with a toothpick !!! , 3 hour wash turned into 5 hour wash ! Bro where did you get the brush !!!!????
Some tire tire blooming can be so severe that it can become permanent. Also depending on what you were cleaning the tires with before and dressing them with could also contribute to the tire blooming not removing
I love your honesty brah! 💯 I thought it was just me or my location. I've lowered my prices to the point of it not being worth it. I'm better off getting a regular job. I have thousands of dollars I've spent on stuff and yes I get detail jobs from time to time but have yet to make my money back on my investment. Air compressors, generator, water tank, power washer, steamer, vacuum, shampoo machine, rotary buffer, da polisher, towels, rags and more chemicals than you can shake a stick at.
Thanks for watching and believe me it's not you or your business. There are millions of cars on the road and more than enough to go around. Unfortunately consumer priorities have changed because of everything else that has changed. The cost of groceries going up, the cost of interest on cars going up, the cost of products Karma the cost of living, everything has increased making it very difficult for people to consider wanting to spend the money for a car detail. You know your worth and do not decrease your prices because then you will track clients that will look at you as the detailer with the cheapest prices. Stay in the game and take your prices back up. Believe It or Not people like when they see a hefty price because it makes them feel more exclusive. Good luck in hang in there and next time you make any purchases use klarna so you're not coming directly out of pocket
1:35 lol so true unless their able to stop time, 90% at least here on youtube are spokesperson for companies not detailers, they try to be jack of all trades from car wash, ppf, detailing and etc without being really good at one area first and in the long run ur profit will suffer because u cant charge or people wont be willing to pay because ur skill level is all over the place, there's no distinction between mobile and the more extensive detailing/ paint correction and restoration at an establishment where detailing is not rushed. A true detailer does not worry about how much he'll make but how he can refine his process and further his craft because if ur skilled and very good in what u do? money will come and if detailing is the route u want? focus on ur skill and learn to listen practice over and over again and use ur common sense because it will come in handy lastly and most importantly invest in ur self/body by good diet and exercise consistently because it is physically taxing and mentally draining as well.
I used cleaner inside and Leather 2.0 from Carpro. I noticed that the refrigeration got worse. The holes appear clogged. Any suggestions on how to clean it?
The products used in video are specifically for clogging of the perforations but in more severe cases you can use Steam but you have to keep the steamer moving and keep the steamer at a distance. This will loosen up more of the dirt and then follow up with the toothbrush like in the video
The spray that I am using is nothing more than a quick detailer AKA clay Lube. You can use any brand of Quik detailer when using a clay bar. You can also use water and car wash soap
Does also protect against grease/oil from hands/skin (especially on steering wheel) ? I find that oil transfer to steering wheel happens quick on a new car.
