How We Professionally Clean a Disgusting Car Interior in 2.5 Hours 

What light bar do you use for the inside a vehicle. I e seen you use them on that $2000 job you did with the truck.

@@User_Yogi scangrip has, thats where i got mine

Buy a small foldable table,so your back doesn’t kill doing the mats.

@@elic5355 good idea bro 👍

@Detail Groove Thanks for showing the process.... I understand you cleaning the carpeting 1st so that it has a longer time to dry while you're cleaning everything else. Doesn't that leave a better chance of other gunk you're cleaning getting on the carpets or dirt from your feet? Are you able to detail the whole rest of the inside without having your feet inside? If it has upholstered seats, you're kind of forced to do those last, right? Otherwise you'd be sitting on wet seats to clean the inside.

I use a leaf blower and open all the doors and just go insane until everything loose, then I spray the carpets with some fabric softener and then I vacuum, but regardless I don’t do a job with dog hair like this unless I’m getting $250 minimum, shits a work out and takes a long time

Glad you said to you … I don’t use a air as of right now and trust me I get everything it takes longer but I get everything.

Well I do use the blower on my vacuum but only when needed

We're a big fan of em

Thanks!

That man is on a whole other level lol. But thanks!

you're welcome!

Indeed, this product from philisn is very affordable and cost-effective

We all have our ways 🙏🏽

Good stuff!!

How long does it last?

@@richardfox3924 5-10 minutes of continuous steam

I agree with you.PHILISN is a very good car cleaning brand, has a good cleaning effect and is very environmentally friendly.

I agree that's how I do as well!

The cleaning gun says it needs 90 PSI for best performance. This is what Rigid compressor puts out. It works great

@Detail Groove 90 psi @ what cfm though? Many smaller ones can't keep up the cfm requirement of the tool @ the 90. So you get a full initial blast but after a few seconds you don't have the same amount of air flow coming out & the compressor runs nonstop until you stop using the air and it recovers. Those tornadoes are air hogs! 😆

@@joelpasserell4525 I agree, I’ve got a 66gal upright 240v compressor and I run the tornado blow out gun at 130psi. It’s a hog, and once it falls to 90-95psi I can tell a reduction in its performance. When it reaches 90 I normally stage tools or do some other interior work while the compressor recovers to 130psi.

It's the Johnny Vac - I'll make a video on it on the Proper Care Channel

@@DetailGroove you have another channel?

Maybe not Oscar, but, a LOT of guys online are lying for clout. Most people want the part of the car they see the most cleaned, aka the interior. Average joe just wants his car washed and his interiors deep bc cleaned.

My experience is mainly families that want their interior detailed, and they use drive through car washes for the exterior (not my place to judge). I just finished an interior detail today, SUV, black paint, SO many swirls. I plan on keeping in touch with them to at least do a one step correction especially because the inside is so beautiful now ☺️

@@stephen1503 bruh my shop does mostly interiors And we charge 220-400 for just the interior, we rarely get an exterior in comparison. But we kind of advertise as interior specialists so it all depends on the niche of the customers you’re aiming for. If your company is called quick suds than yeah you’ll get more exteriors lol

Those are cheap customers you don’t want those kind but 160 isn’t bad depending on what you offering

Brother tell me some things about what equipment you use, my brother and I charged 160 and nobody wants to pay that because a) those customers have no money and can’t even afford to get their car done so it’s more work for you, B) it’s not enough to expect a good job is done so they’re too checked out already to even enjoy the work you actually worked hard on My brother and I started in 2018 and this year we DOUBLED our prices, fixed the website up a little, watched some “how to rank on dgoogle business” videos and now that we charge 240-350 for a full interior with shampoo ( that’s 240) and 40/hour for pet hair, mold, sand, pine needles, or any generic service that takes more extra time than usual. Trust me bro raise your prices. Please dude im telling you, your life will change when you’re making 300+ a day vs 160… chase away the broke boys and bring some appreciative customers who will tip on a 300$ bill. Offer a 130$ express - a vacuum, drill Brush & wipe down(we call this the silver package) and that also includes a wipe down, interior glass, and some vinyl care. All you do is just tell most customers that their car is too soiled to fit the package in with confidence and if they hmm and haw you can either let them call somebody else or take the job on if you financially have to By having two packages you separate your client base by splitting them into categories for you. The cheap ones have less expectations cause it’s “just a silver” and it’s All they can afford. If they go with the gold package here you spend some extra time on the gold jobs so that the customer does retain some value on their investment. Charge 40/hour for overtime also and make suuuure you get paid for your extra time, otherwise you’ll live your entire life sitting on people’s disgusting cars for 20//hour 😔 GET PAID BRO. match the most expensive shop in your area

@@ThisIsSparta300 @Adrian Pina Spot on! If your starting out, get some experience and look at the market competition and see what everybody in your area are charging. Take notes from the the top 2 detailers in your market and start charging what they are charging. If the best in your area are charging 250-300 for an interior/exterior, do the same, but take into account what they offer and compare them to the services you offer and adjust your pricing from there. Dont take shit from customers.

$260

$260

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I feel you on this bro

Felt u on that bro one thing that helped me personally was buying a caddy or a tool belt where I can keep the 2 or 3 most used chemicals and most of the brushes once I bought that ONE thing I increased my productivity, efficiency, profitability GREATLY and just brought the amount of time it takes to finish down without being the quality down what u have to understand is that the customer is paying you to clean their vehicle not to walk around it every single time u leave to go get something u are making a COMPLETE waste of your time and hurting your efficiency greatly and that is something u want to avoid at all cost

@@juanperez-ds6kk Ima get me one of those belts I bet that helps a ton! Thanks bro 🙏🏽