Finally an auto detailer who’s using legit “pro” grade carpet cleaning chemistry that the pro commercial carpet cleaners use! If these products work so well on household carpeting they can sure work just as good on a car! Bridgepoint makes some awesome products. Between them and prochem you should have everything you need for a complete arsenal of stain fighting power. Good stuff man!
Most PRO detailers are using these or releasit encap ds2. However, a lot of RUclips videos by PRO detailers are for non pro detailers. If someone has the a $1500 heated extractor they probably aren't watching RUclips on how to detail cars. Can't use flex ice without heated extractor so that's why not everyone makes video with these products
@@donkeydiehard879 right, those products need heat to dissolve the powders and work properly in certain temperature ranges. They certainly help speed up the process as well. Working faster means making more money. For the casual weekend detailer I don’t think it’s worth it though lol for my truck I just used an upright household extractor with a liquid traffic lane pre spray and APC for a few of the tough stains and rinse with a vinegar dilution. Seems to get the job done to 90% or so.
i’m learning alot, me being just a 17 year old you’re showing me all the basics of success. if you can give me feed back on how i can get more leeds i’d be great thank you. my work ethic with all materials included is 85% effectively progressing. only thing missing is customers.
@@angelseliteautodetailing dayum haha I can basically do everything except polish I got some swirls left over that won't come off my car and never applied ceramic coat
Bruh i watched 1 minute of the video and I'm impressed. No BS, very detailed! I just bought leather seat covers and I'll be applying this cleaning procedure. Thank you!
Amazing! I love your work ethic and your cool positive disposition. That alone would make me want to pay you to do the job rather than to do it myself, in order to give you my business. You are awesome!
I agree with u on the pump spray .. I have a sun joe battery electrical sprayer.. I got it so when I do my rugs it speeds everything up .. its a 24volt ... it pressurize itself.. I think it would be great in ur work also ..
@@WadsworthsProductions Yeahh I have the bissel professional and it works pretty good I just feel like the $1500 extractor gets the job done way faster and cleaner
Awesome combination. I started using those products about 6 months ago. They also make an alkaline based rinse called Flex Fire, but I only use it for those really nasty interiors
I'm not gonna lie an extractor is ideal , but I still spray,steam,drill,and vac the seats I get a rely good outcome , for time being until I can buy a decent extractor it certainly lis amazing
Make sure you guys vacuum the car first. Notice when he starts using the tornado air gun…. The dirt goes right back on the seats. So make sure the vac is ready and close by
We actually don't start vacuuming until we blow everything out. The point of the cleaning gun is to dislodge/loosen all the debris. So yes, it gets dirtier but it makes the vacuuming easier
I'm not understanding the drill brush with the tornador. I know you are saying you are agitating but it looks like you are just moving debris around that has already been dislodged and made ready to vacuum with the tornador.
Thanks for the awesome content. Link for air mover? Also do you no longer use Super Clean for upholstery? And do you use the diluted super clean on aluminum? Or another product?
Great work! What do you recommend for just 1 car cleaning and household jobs, looking for steamer and extractor in 1 Bissel any good or should i spend more. Thanks
I am just shampooing my own vehicles. I won’t be buying an extractor. But I do have a powerful Ridgid shop vac and a Hoover carpet shampooer with an upholstery hose on it. So my question is will I be able to extract most of the solution/ liquid back off using the shop vac or carpet shampooer hose? Thanks
AYUDA! cuando pasas la maquina extractora siemore estas inyectando agua las primeras veces y luego se pasa par secar? O paso con una pasada dd agua y succionar el restante?
Do you ever have issues with your predator not starting back up? I keep having issues if I’m running it for like an hour, then lit it sit for 30 mins then try and go to turn it on it won’t turn over. Not sure if it’s user error on my end or a known issue. Thanks in advance
A I have brobleam I have 8070 the house is to short and when I connect to the water line is pull up on water line I hope you know du make face book video call
I have watched a jillion of your videos and been subscribed for a while and I still need help with one thing in particular. Cleaning the tracks of my car seat. Like... I just wanna take my seats out... but I can't bc I'm a weenie. I can't see in there. I can't reach in there. There's grease in there. Please help. But this is just for my personal car, so I just need like cheap, easy to find tools. Not a 5oo dollar vortex tool. Lol
Dilute your cleaner a bit more but only if it will still clean what you need it to clean, make sure you don’t just spot treat, make sure you’re thoroughly cleaning the whole area. If that doesn’t help use some dry towels to dry the surface as best as you can. Usually if I experience wicking I use a heat gun at a large distance to dry the surface and it doesn’t wick if you use that approach make sure to keep a large distance between the fabric and heat gun to avoid ruining the fabric and potentially burning it.
I used these exact chemicals with the same dilution used in the video just with my mytee lite 8070 on a Buick Lesabre cloth seats and they feel stiff like something is still in the fiber. I really don't feel like I used too much prespray. Used DI water that I pre heated with a bucket heater. I even did a second rinse pass with Flex Ice where I moved much slower with no real improvement. Do you know what might be the issue?
Could just be the type of cloth n the car some manufactures cloth is cheaper than cheap’ U could also try a ph neutral fiber rinse at the end to get the fibers buttery soft and it neutralizes any soap left behind etc I’ve found it can depend on water too ‘ If you have very hard water I personally would go get a gallon of distilled water that should do 1 car easy won’t have all the extra crap that’s n hard water’
if the wand keeps working that means its just draining your clean water tank when your not using it so then you have to keep refilling your tanks for often. also I don't believe that new wand your using cleans the carpets better than the one that sprays more water.
the SS tool is intended for upholstery, not carpets. it can work okay for carpets in a pinch, but the two materials are very different and should be addressed as such. carpet is cleaned much better with a more traditional, jet tool, like the OEM mytee wand. carpets have pile that contains deep, ingrained dirt all the way down to it’s very base. in order to clean, the rinse solution needs to be sprayed at higher pressure down into the material in order to get through the pile in order to dislodge and flush all the fibers free of any dirt or stain causing materials. upholstery, on the other hand, is much different in that it has a short nap as well as having cushioning material beneath it that you should be mindful to try and avoid introducing too much liquid to. jetless tools like the sapphire scientific are designed very specifically clean this material as efficiently as possible by using a shearing effect to clean the fabric. when you run the tool across the upholstery, it is pulling the fibers of the fabric up into the tool and shearing the rinse solution through the fiber instead of spraying directly into it. by doing this, you avoid overwetting or losing heat like it does when it is sprayed out of the tool, while still effectively rinsing the fibers of all particulate. it also allows for much faster cleaning due to the fact that you can go forwards and backwards and the tool never stops cleaning and prevents such issues as browning and wicking. and if you’re worried about the continuous flow aspect, the SS, along with the rotovac shear dry, are the only tools of their type (that i know of) to incorporate a trigger so you can use it similar to traditional tools whereas you are only engaging the solution when triggered. so you’re right, it doesn’t clean carpets better, but it wasn’t made for that. what it was made for(upholsery), however, these type of tools have changed the game. as with most things, you don’t have to have a fancy jetless tool in order to clean interiors. but as a professional who has to look at efficiency, dry times, etc. buying a $500 upholstery wand and having seperate wands for the two different materials is a investment towards improving your business and having the right tool for the job
I’m a diy detailer and I’m starting to get lil requests at a time and I want to start doing other vehicles. I’m solo btw. How long show an interior detail should last?
I've had interior details take 1.5 hours, and some take 8 hours working alone. There’s a lot that plays a role. The age, the condition, the temperature, the material, the carpeting, etc. Focus on the overall results, and learn from the cars that you work on. Then find ways to become more efficient.
Yea what the other person said... so many variables boss. Good to have a flat rate I've found for those reasons. Some will say they charge more depending on distance and time and blah blah. I think that's all hogwash personally. Two flat fees for a small or bigger size vehicle. Price it based off your local market and such. Don't shirt change yourself! Good luck brotha!
Finally an auto detailer who’s using legit “pro” grade carpet cleaning chemistry that the pro commercial carpet cleaners use! If these products work so well on household carpeting they can sure work just as good on a car! Bridgepoint makes some awesome products. Between them and prochem you should have everything you need for a complete arsenal of stain fighting power. Good stuff man!
Most PRO detailers are using these or releasit encap ds2. However, a lot of RUclips videos by PRO detailers are for non pro detailers. If someone has the a $1500 heated extractor they probably aren't watching RUclips on how to detail cars. Can't use flex ice without heated extractor so that's why not everyone makes video with these products
@@donkeydiehard879 right, those products need heat to dissolve the powders and work properly in certain temperature ranges. They certainly help speed up the process as well. Working faster means making more money. For the casual weekend detailer I don’t think it’s worth it though lol for my truck I just used an upright household extractor with a liquid traffic lane pre spray and APC for a few of the tough stains and rinse with a vinegar dilution. Seems to get the job done to 90% or so.
i’m learning alot, me being just a 17 year old you’re showing me all the basics of success. if you can give me feed back on how i can get more leeds i’d be great thank you. my work ethic with all materials included is 85% effectively progressing. only thing missing is customers.
Focus on marketing. Check out my podcast: Detailing Business Class Podcast
I got a 16 year old and in day 2 hes already polishing Porsches. Not that hard 💪😇
@@angelseliteautodetailing I’m 19 and I know how to detail like a professional 🤝
@@angelseliteautodetailing dayum haha I can basically do everything except polish I got some swirls left over that won't come off my car and never applied ceramic coat
Make a social media account about your detailing company and get it big that way
Finally these more specific videos on your exact products and process you guys do is what I’ve been waiting for keep up the great work 👍🏻
More to come :)
@@DetailGroove Link to the Exstactor Extended Hose (black one) in this Video " Please & Thank Youhh 🤙
@@DetailGroove I live n Michigan but damn bro I need this done to my vehicle sooo badddd fr 😁
It’s the sapphire upholstery tool. I believe it’s $7-800
Love your work and your video's, totally honest and absolutely no B.S, your are a true inspiration, keep up the good work
Man, that extractor set up is so good.
It really increases efficiency! Next up is putting it on hose reels 😎
This video is so full of good advice on upholstery cleaning. I’m about to start doing seats.
Woot! Have fun 👍🏽
Bruh i watched 1 minute of the video and I'm impressed. No BS, very detailed! I just bought leather seat covers and I'll be applying this cleaning procedure. Thank you!
dude you saved me 14 minutes with that quick recap!
Amazing! I love your work ethic and your cool positive disposition. That alone would make me want to pay you to do the job rather than to do it myself, in order to give you my business. You are awesome!
So, I like to say these videos have been these videos have been extremely helpful for me, I am just starting out a new detailing Thank you
Can you make a video showing how you connect everything. Especially the air compressor.
Good to see someone geting excited about what they do. Good video
The Mytee Extraction head is OBJECTIVELY SUPERIOR!!!
As long as it works for you👌🏽
@thesynystervyrus lol you obviously have never used the ss upholstery tool.
That sapphire wand looks awesome and worth the price!
I agree with u on the pump spray .. I have a sun joe battery electrical sprayer.. I got it so when I do my rugs it speeds everything up .. its a 24volt ... it pressurize itself.. I think it would be great in ur work also ..
Luv the way u explain everything.....luv how happy 😃 u are while explaining
That extractor $1500😳 what a beast !
You dont need an expensive extractor to get the job done.
@@WadsworthsProductions Yeahh I have the bissel professional and it works pretty good I just feel like the $1500 extractor gets the job done way faster and cleaner
Yep, by no means do you need an expensive extractor. Use what you have and make it work 👌🏽
Wherever you are, I hope it's in Florida.
Awesome combination. I started using those products about 6 months ago. They also make an alkaline based rinse called Flex Fire, but I only use it for those really nasty interiors
What extractor do u use? With the flex products do u have to have one that heats up?
@@bradyherren8330 Mytee 8070
Your right on that spray bottle vs sprayer. I have done my own cars using spray bottles and my hands were killing me half way in
I spy with my wittle eye: a barbell with 3 plates on it.
Great shot.haha
@thespiritbomb haha
Yeah just a plate holder lol. No bar
I'm not gonna lie an extractor is ideal , but I still spray,steam,drill,and vac the seats I get a rely good outcome , for time being until I can buy a decent extractor it certainly lis amazing
Straight to the point. Thanks
Did you see a significant difference using Flex products over Super Clean?
Honestly, no lol. Lex was running the Flex system when we got together so we stuck with that method
@@DetailGroove Thanks for your honesty!!!
Good content bro. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Johnny!
How important is it to use the flex ice in the rinse water? Is it required?
Honestly, from what I've seen, not a significant difference
Can finds the the fan were can I find it and does it work pretty good thank you again
Just updated! Here you go: Dri-Eaz air mover: amzn.to/2YXmVRq
Make sure you guys vacuum the car first. Notice when he starts using the tornado air gun…. The dirt goes right back on the seats. So make sure the vac is ready and close by
We actually don't start vacuuming until we blow everything out. The point of the cleaning gun is to dislodge/loosen all the debris. So yes, it gets dirtier but it makes the vacuuming easier
you think the sapphire wand can be hooked up on the aqua pro
I’ll answer that on the next video but probably not
@@DetailGroove I had the same question
I'm not understanding the drill brush with the tornador. I know you are saying you are agitating but it looks like you are just moving debris around that has already been dislodged and made ready to vacuum with the tornador.
However you want to look at it. You could remove some steps if you deem not worthy
Love the content, shirt looks great!
Shirt is fire brother
Thanks a bunch!
Thank you so much for the info! 😎
You're welcome 😎
Thanks bro!
Thanks for the awesome content. Link for air mover?
Also do you no longer use Super Clean for upholstery? And do you use the diluted super clean on aluminum? Or another product?
We still use Super Clean for plastic/leather cleaning. The Flex system is primarily for floor mats, carpeting, and seats.
Hello ...
What air compressor are you using?
How many litres per minute air it produces and what is the capacity of the tank?
Keep up the good work!
any problems with wicking?
Hi, have u an opinión of Releasit over Flex?… which One is better for Sport Cleaning?
What Psi to GPM (whatever it's called) ratio do you recommend if I'm buying a pressure washer?
This seems like a great business to start.
On step 3. Why do you have 2 vacuum extractors ?
Great work! What do you recommend for just 1 car cleaning and household jobs, looking for steamer and extractor in 1 Bissel any good or should i spend more. Thanks
What’s your solution-water ratio for the pump sprayer ?
What kind of compressor and hose gun are you using?
what is the rinse powder for?
I am just shampooing my own vehicles. I won’t be buying an extractor. But I do have a powerful Ridgid shop vac and a Hoover carpet shampooer with an upholstery hose on it. So my question is will I be able to extract most of the solution/ liquid back off using the shop vac or carpet shampooer hose? Thanks
Can you use a wand on this extractor to do carpets in house?
Problem is you breathing a lot of dust with the trrmador
Can you use the same cleaning chemical for the extraction liquid and the pump spray liquid which is for the 1st step?
Can you send the link or name of the air dryer you use. Please and thank you
Updated the description: Dri-Eaz air mover: amzn.to/2YXmVRq
How long it take to dry when you spray,extract clean inside the car.
Maybe 45ish minutes depending on the weather
AYUDA! cuando pasas la maquina extractora siemore estas inyectando agua las primeras veces y luego se pasa par secar? O paso con una pasada dd agua y succionar el restante?
So you guys dont use super clean anymore? Or any other apc??
What do you do on rainy days? Reschedule for detailing?
Where can I buy that grey 5 gallon jug you use for your carpet extractor solution?
Just added it to the description box- 5-gallon water container: amzn.to/3oTF9Oo
Awesom video oscar!..do you have to put hot water in the pump sprayer as well for the mix?
Nope! Well, at least we don’t
@@DetailGroove I figured I wasn’t going to put any either ..thanks! 👍🏻
1st thing i see is you use the drill brush for the seats and then you use the tornado which is blowing the debri back onto the seats -.-
Can these products be premixed ahead of time and stored?
Yep!
Doing a 14 seater please pray for me😭🙏🏼
Sheesh I hope your charged enough money 💀
Great video! What chemical (s) do you use to spot treat when you have stubborn stains that require something more than a general pre spray?
Try steam to accelerate the pre spray and then extracting. Sometimes if that doesn’t work then it’s a lost cause (with the best chemicals/equipment)
Did you use Fire and Ice with your cold water extractor, if so how well did it work?
Great Pretty Much Perfect Video 👏🏾
Hi detail groove, does the seat dries after extracting or you have to leave the car open for drying?
Do you ever have issues with your predator not starting back up? I keep having issues if I’m running it for like an hour, then lit it sit for 30 mins then try and go to turn it on it won’t turn over. Not sure if it’s user error on my end or a known issue. Thanks in advance
Hmm, couldn’t say we’ve experienced anything like that
Awesome Video
Thanks!
Question on the drill brush I'm using the same white brush nut I notice some seats it makes the fiber look back what do u suggest
What pump sprayer was he pre treating the seats with. I like the wand on it and it's not as big as the ik sprayer with the wand.
You guys are in Philadelphia?
In the Houston TX 🤘🏽
Can i use that upholstery tool on sniper 6 gallon extractor
Name of pump up srayer please
Can I use a residential carpet cleaner?
Would you recommend mixing solution with the aqua pro?
What hose did you use for the drain? I have the n☺️hp60 I wanna make a drain setup like that??
Please tell me how much powder to put in the pre spray ?
Great video!!
Does the flex powder and flex ice have a good smell? I’m looking for pre-sprays with an odor remover
A I have brobleam I have 8070 the house is to short and when I connect to the water line is pull up on water line I hope you know du make face book video call
Great content as always Oscar. Do you deliver to the UK for the t shirts?
Hm, this time around I don’t think so due to shipping ☹️
@@DetailGroove No worries man! Maybe next time if you do more :)
Excellent content
Do you know where I can buy flex ice in store in Los Angeles Ca ?
I become a pro when i bought pump up sprayers
I have watched a jillion of your videos and been subscribed for a while and I still need help with one thing in particular. Cleaning the tracks of my car seat. Like... I just wanna take my seats out... but I can't bc I'm a weenie. I can't see in there. I can't reach in there. There's grease in there. Please help. But this is just for my personal car, so I just need like cheap, easy to find tools. Not a 5oo dollar vortex tool. Lol
Leave the grease
@@dontridedirtydrd2282 I know! That's what makes it difficult! I want to clean the dirty parts while leaving the grease.
I have issues with wicking using the bissell, how do you prevent wicking? I use superclean diluted 10-1 and use water only when extracting.
Dilute your cleaner a bit more but only if it will still clean what you need it to clean, make sure you don’t just spot treat, make sure you’re thoroughly cleaning the whole area. If that doesn’t help use some dry towels to dry the surface as best as you can. Usually if I experience wicking I use a heat gun at a large distance to dry the surface and it doesn’t wick if you use that approach make sure to keep a large distance between the fabric and heat gun to avoid ruining the fabric and potentially burning it.
Could i use apc in the extractor aswell?
Great job
how long does it take for the seats to dry
I used these exact chemicals with the same dilution used in the video just with my mytee lite 8070 on a Buick Lesabre cloth seats and they feel stiff like something is still in the fiber. I really don't feel like I used too much prespray. Used DI water that I pre heated with a bucket heater. I even did a second rinse pass with Flex Ice where I moved much slower with no real improvement. Do you know what might be the issue?
Could just be the type of cloth n the car some manufactures cloth is cheaper than cheap’
U could also try a ph neutral fiber rinse at the end to get the fibers buttery soft and it neutralizes any soap left behind etc
I’ve found it can depend on water too ‘
If you have very hard water I personally would go get a gallon of distilled water that should do 1 car easy won’t have all the extra crap that’s n hard water’
How does this Gun work inside of a car? I dont get it. You gonna blow the dirt from one side to another.
Watch a recent video I did on it
Do I need those two powders I have an aqua pro vac and usually I put water then spray seats and use oxy clean upholstery cleaner
Did the flex products work effectively with your aqua pro?
What type of wand is that
Hello,can i clean seats with biggest yellow (medium) drill brush and dont damage it?
Yes 👍🏽
if the wand keeps working that means its just draining your clean water tank when your not using it so then you have to keep refilling your tanks for often. also I don't believe that new wand your using cleans the carpets better than the one that sprays more water.
the SS tool is intended for upholstery, not carpets. it can work okay for carpets in a pinch, but the two materials are very different and should be addressed as such. carpet is cleaned much better with a more traditional, jet tool, like the OEM mytee wand. carpets have pile that contains deep, ingrained dirt all the way down to it’s very base. in order to clean, the rinse solution needs to be sprayed at higher pressure down into the material in order to get through the pile in order to dislodge and flush all the fibers free of any dirt or stain causing materials. upholstery, on the other hand, is much different in that it has a short nap as well as having cushioning material beneath it that you should be mindful to try and avoid introducing too much liquid to. jetless tools like the sapphire scientific are designed very specifically clean this material as efficiently as possible by using a shearing effect to clean the fabric. when you run the tool across the upholstery, it is pulling the fibers of the fabric up into the tool and shearing the rinse solution through the fiber instead of spraying directly into it. by doing this, you avoid overwetting or losing heat like it does when it is sprayed out of the tool, while still effectively rinsing the fibers of all particulate. it also allows for much faster cleaning due to the fact that you can go forwards and backwards and the tool never stops cleaning and prevents such issues as browning and wicking. and if you’re worried about the continuous flow aspect, the SS, along with the rotovac shear dry, are the only tools of their type (that i know of) to incorporate a trigger so you can use it similar to traditional tools whereas you are only engaging the solution when triggered.
so you’re right, it doesn’t clean carpets better, but it wasn’t made for that. what it was made for(upholsery), however, these type of tools have changed the game. as with most things, you don’t have to have a fancy jetless tool in order to clean interiors. but as a professional who has to look at efficiency, dry times, etc. buying a $500 upholstery wand and having seperate wands for the two different materials is a investment towards improving your business and having the right tool for the job
Seems like a lot just to clean an interior you need to make it a little bit more simple
We do this as a business. For personal reasons, it could be much much easier
Great stuff 🙏 keep it up
Also your communication is clearer 👌
Can you use this wand head piece with the Aquapro extractor?
Following
What fan to dry the seats ?
I just added it to the description box: Dri-Eaz air mover: amzn.to/2YXmVRq
Can we see some real stains not water stains 🙌🏽🙌🏽
That was urine
Good stuff
I’m a diy detailer and I’m starting to get lil requests at a time and I want to start doing other vehicles. I’m solo btw. How long show an interior detail should last?
I've had interior details take 1.5 hours, and some take 8 hours working alone. There’s a lot that plays a role. The age, the condition, the temperature, the material, the carpeting, etc.
Focus on the overall results, and learn from the cars that you work on. Then find ways to become more efficient.
@@monkeystainmtx thx for the feedback. I just don’t wanna seem like the guy who takes forever on a simple detail but we all start from the bottom. Thx
Yea what the other person said... so many variables boss. Good to have a flat rate I've found for those reasons. Some will say they charge more depending on distance and time and blah blah. I think that's all hogwash personally. Two flat fees for a small or bigger size vehicle. Price it based off your local market and such. Don't shirt change yourself! Good luck brotha!
Better then auto wilson.