Interior Detail - From Horrible to Like new - B & B Detailing - Nashville TN

Great turn around on that car-I bet the client was Very happy!

One suggestion-those red and yellow paint marks on the outside of the tire can be removed with a little brake cleaner sprayed onto a towel and rubbed off. I always think they stand out and look horrible. It only takes a minute.
 
vet said:
Great job!
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Thanks Man!

JDGolden said:
What an amazing turnaround. I bet the owner was thrilled.
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He was and thank you!

cartman57 said:
Turned out great is an understatement, I imagine the owner was very pleased with the results.
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I appreciate it man!

rmagnus said:
I've said it before and I'll say it again you do awesome work. If that's the middle package why would anyone go for a higher one? Just sweet!

I also love a TACTICAL detailer with an exposed trigger finger! :xyxthumbs:
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LOL - yeah that glove broke and I replaced it SOON after lol!
 
MirandaAutoSpa said:
Beautiful Job! I hate that fabric! It can be a pain to clean, but man you made it look brand new!
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Thanks Bro, I appreciate it 100%!

thebamboo23 said:
Can you tell us the process you go with?
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I like to use the brush head from the vac believe it or not with some APC and agitate lightly to pretreat - them steam thoroughly until the seats are stain free! That simple man :dblthumb2:

SilverRebel said:
You do great work. I always like reading your posts. I hope to be able to use a steamer on interiors like you do!
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CWallace said:
+1!!!!! my sister has gray seats with stains like that... I scrubbed and scrubbed with APC, Folex and CG stain remover.. It came clean but the outlines (ghosting) of the stains were still there??? Is this where the steamer comes in??
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Sometimes the "ghosting" is there, but if you steam a few more times it will eventually go away - have to be diligent and patient at the same time with seats like this.

Robert8194 said:
Great job Anthony. Amazing turnaround.
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Thanks Man!

maximus20895 said:
What method did you guys use to get the stains out of the seats?
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See above comment ^

74 thing said:
Great turn around on that car-I bet the client was Very happy!

One suggestion-those red and yellow paint marks on the outside of the tire can be removed with a little brake cleaner sprayed onto a towel and rubbed off. I always think they stand out and look horrible. It only takes a minute.
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I agree 100% - Removing inspection goo and/or paint is important for sure - thank you for the tip man :props:
 
Great turnaround!

If you don't mind me asking, which steamer do you use?

Thanks again for sharing your tips with everyone it's very helpful!
 
KillaCam said:
Great turnaround!

If you don't mind me asking, which steamer do you use?

Thanks again for sharing your tips with everyone it's very helpful!
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We use the VX-5000..... an essential tool for our operations for sure! Thanks for the kind words man :dblthumb2:
 
What steamer are you using? I was looking at getting a VX-5000.

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Excellent turn around! After our pm the other day I've got my steamer on the way. So you ever experience any of the stains wicking back, after a day or two using only steam?


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B&B, that is a fanstastic restoration, seeing things like this especially for a newbie is really encouraging. You guys do great work!
 
A-train said:
Excellent turn around! After our pm the other day I've got my steamer on the way. So you ever experience any of the stains wicking back, after a day or two using only steam?


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Every now and then yes, but no more often than when I extracted - We had a Mytee Lite II for about a month and always ended up just steaming over the results so we sold it. BUT - there are a few jobs a year that we wish we had an extractor over a steamer, only the 1,000 jobs that we need a steamer over an extractor out weighs those few lol.

zmanjohn said:
B&B, that is a fanstastic restoration, seeing things like this especially for a newbie is really encouraging. You guys do great work!
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ShawnCT450R said:
Looks fantastic! Never woulda thought that those seat could come clean.
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Thanks guys!
 
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