Britemax Grimeout (literally) 50/50 photo

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I used Britemax Grimeout on these seats at 9:1 dilution ratio. I used a Colorlock nylon brush for scrubbing. I had never used Grimeout on leather before, but it really worked wonders. I neutralized the Grimeout with water after cleaning.

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I misspelled Colorlock, it’s British company just like Britemax. Colourlock, that’s better:)
 
That’s a great pic. I like to show customers pics like that so they really get a sense of what has been done.
 
Dr Oldz said:
That’s a great pic. I like to show customers pics like that so they really get a sense of what has been done.
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That is exactly what I did. Someone one here (AGO) made reference to sending photos to a customer during the detail and I thought it only made sense. Could have been you Dr Oldz:)

Sent a text and that photo to the owner. His comment was, “I didn’t think it was that bad”. To be completely honest when I got in the vehicle the first time I thought, “well this isn’t too bad” :) When I removed the tape line I was very happy with the results.

Those 50/50 shots really make for great marketing.
 
Great results.
I’ve never heard of that brush. You like it?
 
Awesome 50/50 shot!

That brush I also have. Like the mix of softness and still not to soft.
 
Britemax Grimeout is my favorite degreaser. I never thought to use it on leather.
 
rlmccarty2000 said:
Britemax Grimeout is my favorite degreaser. I never thought to use it on leather.
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This was a 2012 Buick Enclave, GM’s “leather” seems more like vinyl than leather. I should probably dilute it down further and test it on more delicate leather.

It is a great product. Grimeout might replace D101 for me. Grimeout just melts away dirt like no other product I’ve used.
 
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Yukon from today. Grimeout again.


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Eldorado2k said:
What do you normally use for carpets?
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Optimum Carpet and Fabric cleaner and protectant. Most of the cars I do carpets on are in decent shape. Optimum has done well with dirtier carpets when tasked. Very neutral scent.


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SWETM said:
Awesome 50/50 shot!

That brush I also have. Like the mix of softness and still not to soft.
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It’s in the Goldilocks zone:)

This brush is just right.


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