Recent content by Raphymartinez

Awesome write up. Clicked on some links and placed an order too. Love it Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Jm7HjhqQj0&feature=youtu.be

Correct, I do like to spray the steam on the panel a bit first to wet it a bit, dry towel + dirt + paint = no good. Then I spray "into" the towel as I go. I'll do an interior video soon. That's by far my favorite part with this machine. Well, that and when it removes things off of the paint...

Quick video of bird poop removal with the Optima Steamer. My car was sitting outside for an entire week undriven since I was out of the country, no idea how long that was on there for but it was pretty dried up and stuck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Uq8lLgnDc4&feature=youtu.be

Pretty awesome huh?! Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

That's where this machine is different than others, you can control the moisture/humidity level so on a visibly dirty car you turn it up so you have a more "wet" steam and so more lubrication for the microfiber towel. Even with doing that I used about 7 gallon of water total on that entire SUV...

I did. I have a huge problem with stopping once I start so i started at 10am and didn't stop until 5pm except for the 15 minutes to post those first pics and eat something, and i was mad about that. I like to go non-stop when i'm working but the body needs food (we need to work on that) Also...

aaaand done! (7 hours total) including interior and exterior steam detail, machine polish (2 step), fabric stain removal, steam clean engine bay + wheels and paint sealant application. Where's my beer? :cheers:

Just wanted to share a quick preview of what i'm working on today using the Optima Steamer

Contact steamericas, they are pretty good about replying to emails in a timely manner Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

[email protected] This is great ! Thank you

This weekend I have scheduled a 2014 BMW 328i M Sport (Going from dealership straight to me) for swirl removal (we know it'll have some, it's blue) and sealant. Then a Toyota 4Runner for full detail, swirl removal and sealant application (expect it to be an 8 hour job or so)

Please do. Maybe I'll pick one up after you share your experience with it. Sent from my HTC One_M8 using Tapatalk

I use the steamer to loosen up the dirt and the shopvac to remove it. It doesn't blow things all over the place like you would think (if you use it properly) Floor mats and such I do outside of the vehicle so I can be less careful with the angles I use because dirt blowing around at that point...

Thank you for this post. Fantastic advise, i'm just starting out now and take everything you said here to heart. Thank you again.