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Seats were included in the full interior service.

Staining was on a customers vehicle. I got it out of the seat but it was a pain. It was a white run mark on the gray leather. Not bleach white but definitely noticeable. Seems like etching.

I'm fairly well versed in chemistry and understand the PH of the products i use. Are there any cost effective PH neutral cleaners out there?

So I recently started my small auto detailing buisiness. I’m having trouble finding a good way to clean leather that give good results and no harm to the surface. Using Megs d101 diluted 10:1 as of right now. I’m having issues with it staining and I don’t want to risk damaging the surface. I...

Ok so i just want to say i think this APC is great for the price. That being said, its not perfect. Today I was doing an interior detail on a car with gray leather seats, using Megs D101 diluted 10:1. There must have been a spot where the cleaner dripped on the seat back because there was a spot...

So i started out my obsession with the love for cleaning. Something about it just draws me in. I'm a car guy too so they kinda tied together. I began research and built up the basic items for a car wash. I originally just did my own car and some friends cars as a hobby, but then realised i could...

Hello fellow AutoGeeks. I started my detailing obsession in late December and its been great. I've grown to now starting up my own small business for auto detailing. Its my favorite hobby and i want to make it into a good job. I love detailing and am excited to see what comes next!

So I’ve recently purchased some Deep Gloss Paint Sealant and I had a few questions. 1. How long should I let the product flash on my paint. Can I coat the whole car then remove it all in one shot? 2. Can I use this on my glass? Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

I used Super D for a few months at 4:1 for tires and wheel wells. Worked good but recently I’ve joined the Purple Power train. So far I’ve had great results. I use it strait on tires and they come out excellent. It’s under $5 a gallon so it’s super affordable. Can’t really go wrong with it. A...

Try and “ph neutral” soap that isn’t a wash and wax. A lot of soaps have a ph of around 7-8 which is slightly alkaline (basic). Many soaps range above 8 which is more likely to degrade coatings. While ph isn’t always a factor of degradation, it can be something to consider. Just research no...

As previously mentioned, using drying aids over time could make the towel itself hydrophobic. I would think a good pre wash and wash would remove this though. Try soaking the towel in some degreaser before a wash to remove any detailer, wax, and sealant before your wash. Hope this could help...

Have you tried using a disinfectant such as spray nine? The only way to remove smells is to clean and disinfect absolutely every surface. Most time with flood cars, people take out the carpet. I know this probably isn’t possible but it’s just a thought. Cleaning, disinfecting and extraction hall...

Honestly I would look for a creeper seat. I feel one of these would suit you better and keep you off of your knees all together.

I can relate living in the northeast myself. Just want to wash my car without any snow! Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Eh, you got the cart so ide stay with it. Save that new one for when your current breaks or something. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app