Interior Cleaning

[npace25]

even though you clean w/ a mild soap you still need to use something like an armor all or i believe the name is lexar. they help to block the suns rays and keep it from cracking your interior. just like wax on your paint. you wouldnt use dish soap on the paint and not wax would you? i would vacuum after doing all your brush work so you know you get everything.

[Steelyeyedone]

Originally Posted by Skyboi

I never used the Rigid Vac but always wanted to. I've gone through a dozen shop vacs but only 2 Craftsman.

I got into pulling the seats out cause I hated trying to get in between them with tooth brushes on sticks. Plus when you're fully detailing 5-6 vehicles a day, I didn't have the time to mess with them.

Think about it. Daily =
20 tires + spare
20 mags + spare
20 wheel wells
5-6 motors
20 door jambs
10 hood/trunk jambs
20 door panels
5-6 interiors
20 floor mats
30 windows twice
5-6 de-tars
5-6 clay-bars
10 washes
5-6 buffs times 2
5-6 wax jobs
20 tires dressed + spare

Clients picking up at 5pm. I'm beat

If ya dont mind my asking, how much did you charge for that service? I ask cause Im interested in getting my truck done on the outside. It has dealer issues I dont trust the dealer to fix. I want to get a general idea of how much a top notch exterior cleaning and detailing will run. Needs the works. Clay, buffing, etc..
I also dont trust myself with detailing it. To many ways to screw it up.

[Skyboi]

Inside and out.... From bumper to box...$325.00

Washed, detared, washed, claybar, Tires, Wheels, Motor, Wheel wells, Undercarriage, Interior, floor mats, Windows, Taped & papered, Buffed X3, Handwaxed, Washed again, Final Dressing....Delivered.

Would win first place in any detailing show.