Pet Hair Removal,Interior Detailing (Before & After)

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I was going through some pics of last years work and thought I would share this interior detail with tons of dog hair.

This was probably one of the worst cases of pet hair I came across so far...

Feel free to share some of your worst pet hair nightmares!

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Wow lots of hair. I bet that took some time to get out. Looks great after. Any tips?
 
Why in the World would you post that and not tell everyone what tools and techniques you used to get such great results?

Come on Man!
 
:xyxthumbs: Incredible work. Like everyone else is asking though, what was your process?
 
Things I used...

1. Rubber Pet Hair Brush to gather the bulk of the hair first.
2. Work gloves with the rubber palms. For this one I think the rubber was Polyurethane, but natural rubber works fine too.
3. Strong vacuum

and just repeated about 10 times until all the hair was removed.

Total time I believe was around 4 hours
 
I've seen people use pumice stones as well to remove pet hair. It looks like it works great. Great job by the way.
 
KyleWrap said:
I've seen people use pumice stones as well to remove pet hair. It looks like it works great. Great job by the way.
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Just seen a website selling a pumice stone and calling it a pet hair removal stone. Haha.
 
I have used the Griot's Garage Pet Hair Brush with great success. AG does sell one that looks very similar.

Rubber Pet Brush

Cheap enough ($8) where a tryout might be warranted.
 
Looks like a dog was shaved into the car?

Very nice job, thanks for sharing results and process.

Kind Regards.
 
Talk about shag carpet! I give you credit, turned out great. Pet fur is a no no for me.
 
Every single picture makes me cringe. One common trick I see is to apply fabric softener to the affected areas. Use a sprayable softener and spray on the carpet, wait a few minutes, agitate then vacuum.
 
Wow that was awful. The after pictures are so satisfying though.
 
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