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Yep I'll usually blow things out with my compressor, though some vehicles aren't too bad and I can get most/all of the water with my towel.

I finally got sick of seeing everyone else have all the fun with steamers so I ordered my own :) Currently on the truck for delivery - can't wait to get home from work to play with it!

Thanks Paul! Yes the lighting in the footwells of the vehicle can be a challenge as I'm working inside my garage and is something I have noticed and been a bit frustrated by lately. It's partly to do with the lens I mainly use for these videos - a 28-70mm f3.5-5.6 as it's not the fastest (lowest...

Haven't had a vehicle this dirty for quite a while...every square inch was covered with some sort of dirt/dust/grime...there was even coffee stains on the headliner

This Camry hadn't been cleaned for quite a while as the customer's husband has some health issues (it was his job)...so being able to do this for them really meant a lot. She was absolutely thrilled and overjoyed with the results! Really made my day! Hope you guys enjoy!

Thanks Paul! That's a really good point...I'm much the same way in that I always try to make each vehicle look perfect and that sometimes ends up taking me longer than I planned lol. Not to mention time needed to move the camera around a thousand times :laughing:

Haha I should have known someone would notice that :doh: Thanks!

Thanks Mike, I really appreciate that! :)

I feel you man, there were many days last summer where I was dripping sweat working on a vehicle. So far so good this year...we have had great weather and it looks to continue. I just wish our summers lasted a bit longer :cry:

Recently did a Full Detail on this VW Touareg and it turned out awesome! Although anyone else ever get those details where your initial assessment of how dirty things are/how long it will take you ends up being wildly wrong? It took me an HOUR just to vacuum this vehicle... :eek:

I hear you on wanting a vehicle with more space for the kids...it's so nice not having to worry about feet on the back of my seats in my F-150 :laughing:

Thanks Tony! Have to say I was impressed by how nice the Lincoln was...definitely a well built vehicle!

I don't know much about WRX's but I can see where you're coming from on the factory shifter...it was one of the things I noticed even just backing in and out of the garage...my RSX-S was like butter compared to the WRX. Reading your other comments, it's so funny that as we get older the things...

Thanks dude!

Honestly, if money wasn't considered I would have kept my RSX Type S as a project car when I bought my truck....kids came along and a 2 door car wasn't practical anymore :( Can't say I've had the pleasure of driving a WRX (other than into my garage from my driveway) but I can only imagine how...

Thanks Paul!

Had the privilege of getting to work on this car again as the owner had gotten a new trunk and spoiler so it needed to be polished and coated. Also did a maintenance wash and full exterior detail including applying Reload to keep the coating looking :dblthumb2: I'm a tuner guy at heart so...

LMAO that's hilarious that you noticed that...the damn thing has been giving me issues the last few times I've used it, but I don't have any spare nozzles to swap :doh:

Recently did a Full Detail on this Lincoln MKZ and while this is a beautiful car, it brought back all the memories of the black Acura RSX-S I used to own....which was the vehicle that really spurred my passion for detailing and took my perfectionism to a whole new level :buffing: Enjoy!

Woah, slow down there Bob....after the brutal winter we just escaped from here in Saskatchewan, I can't even think about the next one yet. I'm still looking forward to cruising around in my freshly detailed truck this summer watching heads turn and eyeballs burn from all the gloss :laughing: