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Yeah, a little bit of humor definitely can make a video come to life! You are lucky to have those products readily available. We also have some great products available. Usually have to order from Amazon as most stores don't necessarily carry the best products, but usually just the best marketed ones...

The P&S guys apply both so I just do what they do. I don't always use Terminator unless there are some biological spills.

I applied Terminator and then Carpet Bomber. Terminator is not diluted and Carpet Bomber about 3:1 with water.

Same now that I've used it!

I agree!

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@@ScrappersDetailingThanks for taking the time to reply. I was actually interested in the device you used just before that brush, to clean the inner surfaces of the alloy wheel. Apologies for the confusion.

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@@ScrappersDetailingThanks so much for your efforts. You’ve earned a subscriber

@@omega595 No problem! Thanks for the sub. Let me know if you have any other questions on any of my other videos.

Yeah, the trade distance seems to be a problem, but funny enough, I have no problem getting any product from China I want easy. It is quite an interesting accent.

Yeah I couldn't do but they sure make interesting videos!

Wow, I didn't know that.

This might be the single greatest tip I've ever heard! Thanks much!

Thanks much for watching!

Yeah, I really like their products. I've never known anyone to mix their own carpet cleaner. Interesting.

Not quite sure what you mean. Is the hump part of the undulations of the floor or is it only part of the carpet? The floor in the second row does have some sloping in it.

Yeah, it has held up well so far for me. And it does feel like it has less chance of tearing. The old clear one had such little movement to it that it was bound to break.

True, it wasn't the dirtiest vehicle. I tested them out on our own vehicle. I don't like testing products on other people's vehicles. (I want to know how they work before I try them for a paying customer.)

There's virtually no wheel cleaner that will totally clean without agitation

@@petersmith7126 Very true.

Wow! I didn't even know what a Royal Warrant is! I guess I do now. Very cool stuff!

Hmm. Never have had any issues like that. Did you let the cleaner dry on the surface? That's the only issue I have ever heard of with CarPro products. After treating the leather with conditioner, are the dark spots still there?

Check this link out from CarPro regarding natural leather. www.carpro-us.com/interior/carpro-inside-cleaner-concentrate-500ml-17oz/

It depends. Many chemicals can be diluted down to 1 part chemical and so many parts water. Some are 1 part chemical to 1 part water and others can be 1 part chemical and up to 20 parts water. Just have to read their recommendations. I dilute my Xpress cleaner 1 part chemical to 3-4 parts water sometimes for light jobs. My CarPro Inside cleaner I dilute 1 part chemical to 10 parts water most of the time.

I’m sure you are totally correct. I’m kind of a noob when it comes to camera settings.

@@אוסמהחמד-י2מ Which silicone material and what appears?

@@ScrappersDetailing carpro 1:5

@@ScrappersDetailing finger

@@ScrappersDetailing Fingerprints

It goes away when someone puts his finger

Zoe! Sorry, my ortho/pain med doc said I have to stop details for a while to let my lumber facet arthropathy (low back arthritis) calm down. Hopefully it will and I can get back at it, but gotta take care of that back :(

@ScrappersDetailing Aw, how awful for you! It must be really painful. I'm sure your lovely family is looking after you. Speedy recovery, Scrapper. Take care.

@@zoebirch8431 oh yeah :)

I hope so. The new hose feels so much more forgiving and flexible. Built to last maybe?

@@ScrappersDetailing There's a video with the following title Carpet Cleaner Down! Bissell SpotClean Pro broken hose fix..like new repair! I did this repair and at the end of the video he makes a good suggestion and that is not to store the handle under tension on the spool. That will hopefully prevent excessive stress on the hose/nozzle junction which is where they commonly break.

@Enigma758 That makes total sense! The new hose isn’t under tension coiled up. At least that’s how it feels.

@@ScrappersDetailing Well that's good, maybe Bissell was aware of the problem and fixed it with the new design.

Without polishing, yeah you could probably do it in that time.

Haven’t heard that before. Thanks!

Oh man! Smashed cupcakes would not be fun. I haven't seen any of those, but have seen lots of stuck in candies embedded in carpets. Thank God for my steamer to get those out. I really hated cleaning the tracks in those things. Any advice on how to get them "unstuck" and what to use to lubricate them to get them moving freely again?

@@ScrappersDetailing I would say some kind of automotive grease would help. White lithium or bearing grease. Also violence. Ran into a few that the cables that work the seats were stretched out and didn't release the mechanism. I didn't have to mess with it too much because I worked at a dealership so if I couldn't get it working the higher ups would have to decide to fix it or not. So in that way I was Lucky. Had no extractor or steam cleaner. Still managed to clean some truly apocalyptic cars. Also almost never took out seats.

@@I_aint_tellin_deth Wow. No seat removal. I don't have to much anymore on most SUVs. Coupes are a different story. So hard to get under those things. I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee coming today for a full interior. Those things are IMPOSSIBLE to get under the seats because they are not flat. It's a super weird structure they use on their floor.

@@ScrappersDetailing what I can't get to can be blown out with an air tip on a compressor.

@@I_aint_tellin_deth True. This vehicle coming tonight has some pop explode all down the console and under the seat. Will be tough to get that extracted otherwise. Will see here in a couple of hours.

Wow! That is crazy! Hard to believe it’s dirtier than this Vibe. Good luck!

I used P&S Terminator and Carpet Bomber on the fabrics and P&S Xpress on the plastic trim. Not sure which one exactly you are referring to?

@@ScrappersDetailingwell i saw a regular spray bottle im guessing was the terminator but then i saw the wand you were spraying that left a light foam where you sprayed, was that the carpet bomber?

@@gregorysullivan3387 Correct. That was the Carpet Bomber. My ONLY complaint about Carpet Bomber is that it can foam up quite a bit. I haven't figured out how to keep it from doing that. But it cleans VERY well. And smells great.

Thanks for the support.

I will blow it out sometimes, but if you follow the process for removing and then tightening to factory spec and sometimes some Loc-Tite, there is no problem.

@@ScrappersDetailing Very true. Im just lazy tbh. But sometimes it must be done, Especially in odor removal. Thx btw for the videos. I have learned way more than I thought I would by youtube.

@@GothicOutlaws For sure. You can learn ANYTHING on RUclips! Hopefully my videos contribute a "little" bit to people's learning along with the satisfying cleans.

@@ScrappersDetailing Just curious if you are ok with answering this... What products, as in cleaning solutions do you use?

@@GothicOutlaws The easiest explanation is everything I use is linked in the description of the videos. The newest videos will have the most up-to-date products. I am a big fan of the P&S lineup of products.

Thanks much! I try. It's so hard to break through with all the great detailers out there that are full-time.

Thanks sir! Glad you liked it.

Thanks Simon. I’ll give the spray a look. Just have to get it with free shipping or that cost makes it too expensive.

Yes the shipping cost would push the price up significantly so definitely worth waiting for the deals. I also use Meguiars which is a US brand and we have the same additional cost due to shipping.

@@simonbuckingham752 I have used a couple of Meguiars products in the past and have liked them. I'm very partial to the P&S products right now.

@@ScrappersDetailing Yes the gold class shampoo is great. I haven't tried P&S yet but will have a look at their range.

@@simonbuckingham752 I focus a lot on interiors, so I love their 3-step line of fabric cleaner; Terminator, Carpet Bomber, and Finisher. Just great products. And their Xpress Interior cleaner is not as strong as others, but works great too.