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I would try Solution Finish in a few spots. You may have to do more than one coat. I wouldn't waste Dlux on this.

CarPro Hydr02 will serve you well. Wash with soap, and then apply Hydr02. It will work on either paint system.

This. The most gloss will come from a good decontamination and polish. Whatever you put on after will basically enhance.

I didn`t see anything regarding carpet cleaning. - Good shop vac - Carpet brush for your DA - Foaming carpet cleaner As for a steamer, its an absolute great tool to have not only for interior, but exterior as well.

This. Ordered a set for both my cars when I moved from Syracuse to Charlotte.

You should be working material cost into your jobs. They are definitely not a pricey item in my opinion. Buy them in large packs from CarPro US.

I use one of the multi function folding ladders. They come in handy for large SUVs, trucks, and especially lifted trucks.

Luckily, there are many awesome products to choose from in this category. My favorites: Deep clean - Ultima Interior Shampoo and steam Protectant - CQuartz Leather (long term) or Optimum Leather Protectant (short term) Maintanence - Wipe down with your favorite rinseless wash

Ask Yvan Lacroix or Dann Williams (Optimum reps) about cutting it with Xylene to spray.

Get an airbrush setup from Harbor Freight and spray whatever you use. Ive never sprayed Gloss Coat however. I usually spray Dlux. You can spray Opti Seal as well.

At this point, inspection is your best friend. You need to assess the situation to really get a game plan. Otherwise, ask for pictures and plan for the worst.

A pre-soak cycle is a very good idea. I like to add a bit of vinegar in my first rinse for my waffle weaves and towels that are used for polish and LSP.

I gave up trying to keep mine crystal clean. I lay down towels when i put wheels on them to work on. But when doing mats and such, i leave them bare. I usually do a good wipe down with degreaser in between. And when I use it for displays, a tablecloth covers it all up.

Wishing you a speedy recovery man! This should be a lesson for those full time guys to always plan for these types of situations. Having at LEAST a month and a half of expenses and bills put away is crucial.

Perforated leather where it soaked into the foam? Or solid leather seats? You mentioned the stain is out, but perhaps theres fluid between the seat and the center console?

Opti Coat or any ceramic coating will not resist swirling. If it bothers you, correct the paint and seal as you like.

I would at least look at getting an LLC and business insurance in case something happens. That way you can write off expenses as well. As every state differs, consult an accountant.

Yes.

With a vehicle that size, look into CarPro Hydr02. or if you're a rinseless guy, Opti Seal as you dry.

So a coating would be a great starting point for you to protect them and make cleaning easier in the long run. If you're not comfortable with applying, then seek a professional to do so. If thats not in the budget, look at sealing them. CarPro Reload, CarPro Hyrd02, Optimum Opti Seal will work...