Since I got a newer car back in Nov, I've been looking at a bunch of detailing videos and really getting into it and it's so refreshing to see a woman detailing and knowing so much about cars, inside and out! Really big inspiration!
Used to do Janitorial work years back and I loved leaving big rooms with Triangles on the carpet like you do. So neat, thank you for all the hard work you do and great videos.
I'm a detailer at a car lot and what we found to be the best is gut the interior of the car. Pull the seats and the carpet out of the car spray it w degreaser and pressure wash. The only down side is you have to leave it out for like 3 days to get completely dry, but no other way comes as clean
I've had a B5, B6 and now a B7 A4. Those aluminum trim strips inside... I found the best way to clean them is a dab of WD40 on a microfiber cloth, and buff them until they shine. Works great. Seems to do a decent job of getting off any pitting or corrosion as well... and hides scratches. The previous owner of my car had long fingernails. all of the controls are chewed up with nail marks. The WD-40 seemed to do a decent job of hiding the nail marks in the alu around the switchgear.
I did 2 travel nursing tours up in New Hampshire. Drove up Auto Road and posted a video on it. Good times up there. Scheduled the tours during the month of June for Bike Week.
Went up to Mt. Washington once. Quite a windy spot if I do say so myself! Took the Cog Railway to get up there. One of the many adventures I've had in NH! I can say that I haven't had a car that dirty in my entire time owning cars!
Just found your channel and am loving the content so far! This cleanup project reminds me of when my Dad and I started restoring his '69 Camaro that had been under a tarp in a New England backyard since the early 80s. I think I vacuumed up thousands of mouse turds. Blech.
Good job that came up awesome. I wanna buy an Audi now. One thing I have found cleaning my own cars to get dust and stuff out of crevices and carpet floor pile - simple compressed air with an air duster attachment works wonders dude. Then you can follow up with vaccuuming etc.
Tip for the soft touch panel from a VW guy. Take it off, spray it with Easy Off, let it sit and then scrub the soft touch off with a Scotch pad. Repaint with Plastidip. I've even used flat black spray paint and it looks great and holds up really well. Much cheaper than a new panel.
Hard work especially in the heat, but great result in the end! For effective and time efficient top quality interior detailing, please look into and learn the skill of using an air compressor and a wet microfiber cloth after a prespray of the diluted green cleaner or a similar solution. Once the dirt and grime has soaked for a few minutes, it gets blown out easily with the compressed air. Very effective at getting grime out from all the crevices and tight spaces around trim, vents, door pockets, window moldings, stereo and air controls, between seat and console and dirt spots in carpet etc. Rinse cloth frequently and cover with cloth in hand the area where blowing compressed air so nasty shit dont fly. No need to remove any parts unless they're to be replaced or just get blown off by the air pressure. Also systemize your process. This is very important. Once you get this down everything will be step by step so you're working your way from left to right at each door- cleaning everything that's easily accessible from that door/seat. This will cut down the time you spend on each car dramatically, all while achieving great results. Try it out, this will tremendously help you with your detailing venture. Boom. Good Luck!
You are so thorough when detailing and the cars come out great! I wish I could find someone locally who cared about what they were doing like you! Great job and great video!
Got an idea for you: the center piece of panel that is pealing, take it off, peel everything off it with a plastic spatula, just dont scratch it, then use black plasti-dip on it, it works wonders.. and its like $7 for a can at home depot. I own a VW and use this on my center consola plastics that have the soft rubber on, they look LIKE NEW after 4-5 coasts of plastidip. Good luck !
straight black regular plasti dip can. Fun part is, you're gettin ghte "soft rubber" back on the plastic. I mean if you want other colors to match your center console, go right ahead, you can peel it off if you dont like.
Great car, and detailing job! I have a 2001 that is about to hit the 200,000 mile mark. It has been very stoudt and most reliable over all the years that I have owned it. No rust either even though it has live a harsh Maine winter life. Last week I notice a loss of power. I think the turbo is fine but I am questioning the wastegate. After seeing this video, I think that perhaps my wastegate also lost the flap. Hopefully I can get away with simply reattaching it.
Aside from seeing how clean you got that Audi interior, my favorite part of your video has to be you saying "das boot" a few different ways, made me laugh, a lot. Good video. 👍🏻
Great work! I was so proud of you when you held up that toothbrush! I use mine with Simple Green when I detail Heidi in addition to using q tips soaked in olive oil to make her red calipers shine!
The trim around the stick can be wrapped with vynil or similar. I did mine in carbon fiber dinoc and looked great. The left saggy cover seems to be a common issue with B5's. I did a bracket and bolted into the unused nut right on the side of the fuse box.
Also for the panel around the shifter that’s peeling you can take a credit card or plastic razor and peel the rest of the rubberish stuff off and it’ll look a lot better
Hi Sarah, great video! Cleaning out cars is so gross! When I cleaned or 308 I had a whole box of crap to take back to the original owner. That smell of bad cologne... Great job!
For goodness sakes, get rid of the Simple Green and invest in a good interior cleaner. Adams makes an excellent one. Also, be careful when injecting or introducing water into the carpet. Water can become trapped under the carpet and under the padding, which in turn can lead to mold growth. Your Bissell doesn't have enough lift to suck the water out if it gets trapped under the padding. If you have the car that torn apart, just pull out the carpet and use a hose and carpet attachment for your DA and go to town on it. Let it dry in the sun several hours and reinstall once completely dry.
When i detail the inside of my truck i always vacuum too lol but i dont have attachments and what not like you do cuz i mostly have to use a cigerette lighter plug for my stuff haha, but i would like that carpet cleaner vacuum you have cuz that thing is awesome! You do such an amazing detailing job too damn Sarah! Great job!!
I swear you can bend the tab that holds the cover under the steering wheel on. Mine was a 2000 a4 quattro. There's like a thin piece of aluminum I believe. I think I may have had to bend mine a little bit also, to get a tighter panel gap.
if i were you guys id gone with a K04 turbo , it might have been a bit more but there easier to find(mazda/ford/volvo and some other cars that i cant think of use them), a way better/stronger turbo(only when compared to the K03 or K03s), plus more power is always good. any peeling panels can be fixed with a can of black spary paint and some minor sanding, there is also a fabric spray paint/dye you can get for the headliner(i did this to my old 1.8t GTi)...oh and all that grim looks like its old coffee, i know this from experience
That plastic part near shifter what was peeling is quite often with Audis. Not sure what material they have used for many cars but that will always peal :( I got even my door plastic parts same material so it sucks when it gets old. Anyway awesome cleaning for that Audi. keep it up
G'day, Sarah! Cool! New England in the U.S. is a truly beautiful place. Kindly, you did a very nice job! What a big night, and day difference in detailing the (pretty disgusting!!) Audi A4 1.8t Quattro interior! Well done! Cheers! :-)🚘👍🏼😊
i took the soft material off mine which was easy to scratch just with a fingernail, and resprayed it instead. Catching up on your videos, hope you'll still continue with the TT. Even though I am going backwards and somewhat mixed on what happened.
If you don't already have one check out Atlasta Soft Tip Detailing Brush (AS 101 on Amazon) for cleaning interior spaces, wheels, under the hood, etc. Bristles conform to any area and clean easily without risk of damage....Ciao!
Great job. When a car has not been cared for it is tough to bring it back. Do you have any recommendations for getting rid of salt stains on carpet? I have been using water and white vinegar. It takes a long time but it neutralizes the alkaline in the salt and dissolves it. I then use a steam cleaner with just water. Thanks
Sarah, don't know how you were able to sit inside the car without wearing a haz mat suit, Ugh! Looks fantastic now, great job. Looking forward to seeing more the about detailing products you mentioned.
the boot is called "schalthebelmanschette" in words: gear lever-boot and the only working softpaint removal is a guitarr plec to carv it of looks much better but takes for ever and you fingers feel strange glueish, the steering cover is not right in place if you take it of and star puting it on by the top first it had to snapp in (normaly) I know I often did it wrong my self ,but nice cleaning job
Good eye on your detailing work i liked the pattern in the carpet thats cool! This might sound funny I start off with a leaf blower because you never know what could be hiding.
why not polish the shifter surround instead of replacing it?...as the owner of a VAG product ('04 GTI), when my soft touch coating got sticky/damaged around the radio (i.e. radio cage), instead of replacing it, I just removed all of the soft touch coating and more or less polished the black plastic that laid underneath...through combinations of fine sand paper, steel wool and Novus #2 plastic polish, I put a decent shine on the radio cage, HVAC trim plate and ash tray lid...it wasn't perfect as there were some scratches I made that I didn't blend out, but the result looks better than yucky soft touch coating
If you're removing interior parts would've it be easier to remove the seats as well. That would have given you plenty of room to clean the carpet, under the seats, and more access to do the seats from any angle. As well as those stupid crevices all cars seem to have that you never can reach. And the toothbrush tip if you're a sneakerhead you know about toothbrushes lol great video. Can't wait for the collaboration with Emily.
For your next work. Fot The soda and sticky stuff, the carbonated water is excellent and cheap for that kind of stuff. Bartender tested and approved for 8 years.
Love ur videos! I always detailed my own car, the only thing I can suggest is unbolting he front seats to vapor vacuum the rug and it’s easier to vacuum everything.... I mean u already took the engine, transmission, coils, exhaust, bumpers etc etc etc lol what’s 4 more bolts to take the front seat out
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Since I got a newer car back in Nov, I've been looking at a bunch of detailing videos and really getting into it and it's so refreshing to see a woman detailing and knowing so much about cars, inside and out! Really big inspiration!
It's amazing how much better your video quality has gotten over the years.
What's so extra cool about the TT is that you and Charlie have restored it.
Used to do Janitorial work years back and I loved leaving big rooms with Triangles on the carpet like you do.
So neat, thank you for all the hard work you do and great videos.
I like how much effort you put in small details. Trying to make this piece look like a well maintained ride is a respectable deed.
Oh and not only trying but being succesfull at it as well.
Went out and bought a Bissell after watching this. Tried it this weekend and...WOW...best thing ever for car interiors! Thanks @Sarah
I'm a detailer at a car lot and what we found to be the best is gut the interior of the car. Pull the seats and the carpet out of the car spray it w degreaser and pressure wash. The only down side is you have to leave it out for like 3 days to get completely dry, but no other way comes as clean
I've had a B5, B6 and now a B7 A4. Those aluminum trim strips inside... I found the best way to clean them is a dab of WD40 on a microfiber cloth, and buff them until they shine. Works great. Seems to do a decent job of getting off any pitting or corrosion as well... and hides scratches. The previous owner of my car had long fingernails. all of the controls are chewed up with nail marks. The WD-40 seemed to do a decent job of hiding the nail marks in the alu around the switchgear.
This video made me really nostalgic. My father used to have a 96' 1.8T A4, which of course, i totalled seven years ago.
love the Das Boot /film reference! and your music choices in vid's are awesome-- sooo nice. No one else uses the types of music styles u do--no one.
I did 2 travel nursing tours up in New Hampshire. Drove up Auto Road and posted a video on it. Good times up there. Scheduled the tours during the month of June for Bike Week.
As a fan of quattros, thank you for giving this one a second lease on life!
I can't fathom how anyone can let a car get that bad inside but it looks massively better after your efforts.
Timothy Arnold , as a detailer man, you would be shocked at what i get in, even from a car dealer.
I love your humor in the videos you make, keep the awesome videos coming!!
I have that same green machine. It’s so great for cleaning car interiors. I just keep vacuuming until the water is clear.
Went up to Mt. Washington once. Quite a windy spot if I do say so myself! Took the Cog Railway to get up there. One of the many adventures I've had in NH! I can say that I haven't had a car that dirty in my entire time owning cars!
Amazing to see how you’ve changed in 5 years.
Hope everyone enjoyed her videos because she probably got the plague from being inside that car. I definitely learned something today though
Might not have been a great flip car, but being a wagon, it would make for a great daily. Nice job detailing the interior Sarah, look 100x better.
I came here for the MR2 stuff, so this is good to hear. I daily my MR2 up in Canada, even in the freezing -30c.
The intro is so calming and comforting
I laughed so hard at the "loading" animation when you were calculating the temperature difference between NH and AZ. XD
Santiago
Love New Hampshire...first assignment when I joined the Air Force was Pease, in Portsmouth. Never wanted to leave.
Just found your channel and am loving the content so far! This cleanup project reminds me of when my Dad and I started restoring his '69 Camaro that had been under a tarp in a New England backyard since the early 80s. I think I vacuumed up thousands of mouse turds. Blech.
Well done Sarah! Way to revive a car and giving it a second life.
Good job that came up awesome. I wanna buy an Audi now. One thing I have found cleaning my own cars to get dust and stuff out of crevices and carpet floor pile - simple compressed air with an air duster attachment works wonders dude. Then you can follow up with vaccuuming etc.
Tip for the soft touch panel from a VW guy. Take it off, spray it with Easy Off, let it sit and then scrub the soft touch off with a Scotch pad. Repaint with Plastidip. I've even used flat black spray paint and it looks great and holds up really well. Much cheaper than a new panel.
A lot of people are saying this. It doesn't take away from your comment, it makes it more valid. Thank you. Cheers!
RESPECT!
A lot of people would have walked away from that cleaning job.
Hard work especially in the heat, but great result in the end! For effective and time efficient top quality interior detailing, please look into and learn the skill of using an air compressor and a wet microfiber cloth after a prespray of the diluted green cleaner or a similar solution. Once the dirt and grime has soaked for a few minutes, it gets blown out easily with the compressed air. Very effective at getting grime out from all the crevices and tight spaces around trim, vents, door pockets, window moldings, stereo and air controls, between seat and console and dirt spots in carpet etc. Rinse cloth frequently and cover with cloth in hand the area where blowing compressed air so nasty shit dont fly. No need to remove any parts unless they're to be replaced or just get blown off by the air pressure. Also systemize your process. This is very important. Once you get this down everything will be step by step so you're working your way from left to right at each door- cleaning everything that's easily accessible from that door/seat. This will cut down the time you spend on each car dramatically, all while achieving great results. Try it out, this will tremendously help you with your detailing venture. Boom. Good Luck!
You are so thorough when detailing and the cars come out great! I wish I could find someone locally who cared about what they were doing like you! Great job and great video!
I love the Gran Turismo car wash music @ 3:34
Got an idea for you: the center piece of panel that is pealing, take it off, peel everything off it with a plastic spatula, just dont scratch it, then use black plasti-dip on it, it works wonders.. and its like $7 for a can at home depot. I own a VW and use this on my center consola plastics that have the soft rubber on, they look LIKE NEW after 4-5 coasts of plastidip. Good luck !
Im trying this too, flat black plastidip work?
straight black regular plasti dip can. Fun part is, you're gettin ghte "soft rubber" back on the plastic. I mean if you want other colors to match your center console, go right ahead, you can peel it off if you dont like.
Yeah plastidip works good and almost looks and feel factory. Just don’t try on heavily touched or handled panels. It starts to rub off and look nasty.
True. Not good on door handles or such. Good point added so noone does it wrong ;)
You should be able to remove the rubbery coating with tar remover and a rag. Or several rags... it's a mess.
It looks damn good. Your giving me motivation to finally detail my car and make it look brand new again.
wow I am impressed what a great job! Honestly Audi's are rough to work on and I gave up countless times on mine. so hats of to you guys!
Great car, and detailing job! I have a 2001 that is about to hit the 200,000 mile mark. It has been very stoudt and most reliable over all the years that I have owned it. No rust either even though it has live a harsh Maine winter life. Last week I notice a loss of power. I think the turbo is fine but I am questioning the wastegate. After seeing this video, I think that perhaps my wastegate also lost the flap. Hopefully I can get away with simply reattaching it.
That clean made things come up pretty damn good! Nice work Sarah! Keep the great content coming!!
that interior looks a lot better. Good job especially with what you were working with.
Great job! It looks a lot better when you first got it. Good to see you're putting in lots of tender loving care into the Quattro. Thumbs up! :)
Aside from seeing how clean you got that Audi interior, my favorite part of your video has to be you saying "das boot" a few different ways, made me laugh, a lot. Good video. 👍🏻
Cleaning underneath the trim parts before you put them back on? Fantastic. It came out great!
Yeeeeah that interior looked pretty grody. The detail to cleanliness is....oddly satisfying.
You did a great job on this. Inspired me to clean my A6 Avant interior that I purchased this fall.
Car looks so much better! Can't wait to see the video colab with Emily Williams, at the zip tie drags 👍🏻!
Great work! I was so proud of you when you held up that toothbrush! I use mine with Simple Green when I detail Heidi in addition to using q tips soaked in olive oil to make her red calipers shine!
The trim around the stick can be wrapped with vynil or similar. I did mine in carbon fiber dinoc and looked great. The left saggy cover seems to be a common issue with B5's. I did a bracket and bolted into the unused nut right on the side of the fuse box.
Pablo Arduino we have to get the texture off first before it can be wrapped though.
If you mean the soft touch texture that peels away, it goes away easily with simple rubbing alcohol. I hate VAG for using that thing everywhere...
Also for the panel around the shifter that’s peeling you can take a credit card or plastic razor and peel the rest of the rubberish stuff off and it’ll look a lot better
Hi Sarah, great video! Cleaning out cars is so gross! When I cleaned or 308 I had a whole box of crap to take back to the original owner. That smell of bad cologne... Great job!
For goodness sakes, get rid of the Simple Green and invest in a good interior cleaner. Adams makes an excellent one. Also, be careful when injecting or introducing water into the carpet. Water can become trapped under the carpet and under the padding, which in turn can lead to mold growth. Your Bissell doesn't have enough lift to suck the water out if it gets trapped under the padding. If you have the car that torn apart, just pull out the carpet and use a hose and carpet attachment for your DA and go to town on it. Let it dry in the sun several hours and reinstall once completely dry.
My new fav channel just finished binge watching all the vids keep up the good work
You did an amazing job.. don't doubt yourself you are good at what you do.. take care.
This channel is super informative. Your tattoos look great too!
Amazing the difference a thorough detailing makes, great stuff !
I"ve seen a lot of things I wish I could unsee working as a detailer lol. On the bright side this car didn't have any long lost mcnuggets in it!
When i detail the inside of my truck i always vacuum too lol but i dont have attachments and what not like you do cuz i mostly have to use a cigerette lighter plug for my stuff haha, but i would like that carpet cleaner vacuum you have cuz that thing is awesome! You do such an amazing detailing job too damn Sarah! Great job!!
Girots Interior Cleaner is the best, and I use simple green for everything
I swear you can bend the tab that holds the cover under the steering wheel on. Mine was a 2000 a4 quattro. There's like a thin piece of aluminum I believe. I think I may have had to bend mine a little bit also, to get a tighter panel gap.
Always great when you share your tips, on cleaning. I vote yes for more titorials.
Yaaaaaay, more Mr. Dos! I hope you guys can finally flip this car and get some decent keesh from it.
if i were you guys id gone with a K04 turbo , it might have been a bit more but there easier to find(mazda/ford/volvo and some other cars that i cant think of use them), a way better/stronger turbo(only when compared to the K03 or K03s), plus more power is always good. any peeling panels can be fixed with a can of black spary paint and some minor sanding, there is also a fabric spray paint/dye you can get for the headliner(i did this to my old 1.8t GTi)...oh and all that grim looks like its old coffee, i know this from experience
That plastic part near shifter what was peeling is quite often with Audis. Not sure what material they have used for many cars but that will always peal :( I got even my door plastic parts same material so it sucks when it gets old. Anyway awesome cleaning for that Audi. keep it up
Sarahhhh Your content always keeps me entertained! And your channel is booming! Keep it up girly!
Beebe brush for shop vac. Love the tank tops. Great job once again.
It's amazing what a bit of elbow grease can do. Good job!
Turned out fabulous!! Your neighbors will be eaten up with jealousy.
WOW! Funny, informative, contains useful tips...what more could a person want!? GOOD JOB SARAH!!
Interior looks great what a transformation. Keep up the good work
Great job. Cleaning a car is hard work but so satisfying (I think)...
You did a really good job making the car look brand new 👍🏻
Great work Sarah and Charlie! Boo on businesses that deceive!
Been there, done that. Lots of fun. But i love the finished look.
G'day, Sarah! Cool! New England in the U.S. is a truly beautiful place. Kindly, you did a very nice job! What a big night, and day difference in detailing the (pretty disgusting!!) Audi A4 1.8t Quattro interior! Well done!
Cheers! :-)🚘👍🏼😊
Nice job! Its nice to have good weather! Loving Tucson, AZ!
you can use boot polish and leather "dub in" to make the leather boot look like new
Have you thought about adding a carpet extractor to your inventory? Works great on carpets,and on upholstery too.
Well done. Very satisfying making something boggin clean again.
Simple green is great stuff. It’s the WD-40 of cleaners. Does the cup holder work now 😂? And lol at the ocd vacuum marks in the trunk. Great work
There's something so satisfying about vacuum and carpet cleaning tracks on the carpet 14:17
I bought a membership to Epidemic Sound this week. No more janky over-used RUclips tracks!
Sarah -n- Tuned sorry didn't mean tracks from songs I meant cleaning tracks or cleaning Trails on carpet like vacuum marks when you vacuum a room lol
yep.... I'm an idiot. lol
Sarah -n- Tuned no you're not, by the way I can only imagine how much time and energy it takes to make a video and songs ect.
Sarah -n- Tuned no your not just miscommunication that's all !
i took the soft material off mine which was easy to scratch just with a fingernail, and resprayed it instead. Catching up on your videos, hope you'll still continue with the TT. Even though I am going backwards and somewhat mixed on what happened.
Rule #1.... Don't buy a 20 year old 250k Audi lmao...... PS It amazes me that you keep your nails so nice amidst tearing cars apart. Cheers!
My nail salon knows how rough I am on my nails, so they makes sure they can stand up to the task! Haha
That Dirty Mike ' the Boys line actually cracked me up. Thumbs up
I always loved the B5 and the Torsen quattro. Classic looks. Great (project) car.
Cleaned up nice pretty good interior for an old car with a lot of miles
If you don't already have one check out Atlasta Soft Tip Detailing Brush (AS 101 on Amazon) for cleaning interior spaces, wheels, under the hood, etc.
Bristles conform to any area and clean easily without risk of damage....Ciao!
Great job. When a car has not been cared for it is tough to bring it back.
Do you have any recommendations for getting rid of salt stains on carpet? I have been using water and white vinegar. It takes a long time but it neutralizes the alkaline in the salt and dissolves it. I then use a steam cleaner with just water.
Thanks
Sarah, don't know how you were able to sit inside the car without wearing a haz mat suit, Ugh! Looks fantastic now, great job. Looking forward to seeing more the about detailing products you mentioned.
Looks great. Didn't know it had that mileage. Keep up the great work
the boot is called "schalthebelmanschette" in words: gear lever-boot and the only working softpaint removal is a guitarr plec to carv it of looks much better but takes for ever and you fingers feel strange glueish, the steering cover is not right in place if you take it of and star puting it on by the top first it had to snapp in (normaly) I know I often did it wrong my self ,but nice cleaning job
schalthebelmanschette!?! ...and that's why Deutsch is my favorite language!
Subbed immediately after her Dirty Mike and the Boys reference. Well Played.
Can't wait to see your more in depth detailing videos.
Good eye on your detailing work i liked the pattern in the carpet thats cool! This might sound funny I start off with a leaf blower because you never know what could be hiding.
why not polish the shifter surround instead of replacing it?...as the owner of a VAG product ('04 GTI), when my soft touch coating got sticky/damaged around the radio (i.e. radio cage), instead of replacing it, I just removed all of the soft touch coating and more or less polished the black plastic that laid underneath...through combinations of fine sand paper, steel wool and Novus #2 plastic polish, I put a decent shine on the radio cage, HVAC trim plate and ash tray lid...it wasn't perfect as there were some scratches I made that I didn't blend out, but the result looks better than yucky soft touch coating
K03sport hmm... I like the sound of that!
Wow! That’s a pretty impressive detailing. Nice job!! You should have your own TV show.
Sarah, you should consider doing a calendar? First run print 5K and I bet you that you'd sell out in 24 hours.
Damn your good at detailing. Can't wait for the Detail vids....I hope you get a good project car, no pressure😜
I've legit been trying my hardest to save for one! Starting a small business while trying to pursue a project car is kicking my butt!
If you're removing interior parts would've it be easier to remove the seats as well. That would have given you plenty of room to clean the carpet, under the seats, and more access to do the seats from any angle. As well as those stupid crevices all cars seem to have that you never can reach. And the toothbrush tip if you're a sneakerhead you know about toothbrushes lol great video. Can't wait for the collaboration with Emily.
Cleaning 😍 there's nothing like a clean car interior. 👏🏽
For your next work. Fot The soda and sticky stuff, the carbonated
water is excellent and cheap for that kind of stuff.
Bartender tested and approved for 8 years.
Freaking autocorrect
lol...Simple Green is what we used in the Marine Corps to clean almost everything.
Love ur videos! I always detailed my own car, the only thing I can suggest is unbolting he front seats to vapor vacuum the rug and it’s easier to vacuum everything.... I mean u already took the engine, transmission, coils, exhaust, bumpers etc etc etc lol what’s 4 more bolts to take the front seat out
I tried.. I don't have nearly as many tools in my box at my house compared to what Charlie has.
Nicely done Sarah!