- Guys check out this filthy interior.
This truck has all kinds of dirt, grime, dust, leaves
and practically anything that you can run across with
whenever you go off-roading or on all-terrain trips.
So on today's video, we're be showing you guys
how to give your truck a full deep clean
and get this Raptor looking to as good as new.
All right, guys, so we're back with the Shelby Raptor
today we're be working on the interior.
So you guys saw the last episode where Nick and Henry
did a full exterior polish,
and the exterior of this truck looks amazing.
The shine is phenomenal, I honestly love the shine,
I love the results that they got with this.
And now I want to make sure that the interior
matches the exterior.
So in today's video, I'm be showing you guys
how to give this truck a full deep interior clean
from top to bottom, show you guys my tips and tricks
and getting this truck looking to as good as new.
So first things first, the way I like to start off
any kind of interior detailing job
is by removing all of the owner's stuff.
So by doing so, you remove all the stuff that's in your way
so that you have full access
of cleaning all the stuff like the cup holders,
any kind of side door panel compartments,
so that nothing's in your way
and you get the deepest clean possible.
All right, so we just finished collecting
all the owner's belongings,
we put it in a bag and we placed it in the trunk of his car
so that it doesn't get in our way.
So now the next thing that we want to do
is give the car a vacuum.
Now, before you do any kind of detailing,
I highly recommend doing the vacuum step first,
to get a lot of the stuff out of the way.
So kind of in the sense where you kind of give your car
a little pre-rinse before you start hitting it
with the wash bin and foaming it,
those would be kind of a similar manner.
So as you guys can see right here,
this car has a bunch of leaves,
has a bunch of stuff on the floor
that doesn't need to be there.
A lot of the stuff we can just pretty much knock right out
just by giving it a quick little vacuum.
And by doing so, all this stuff is be out of our way,
so whenever we go in and clean our panels,
it's not be interfering with us,
it's not be collecting, kicking up
and getting all over our door panels.
So we're go in and begin with vacuuming the interior,
and we will be right back with you guys for the next step.
All right guys, so one quick little thing
I do want to mention is, as we're vacuuming the carpets,
we want to vacuum these seats right here.
But the seats, they are leather,
and they also have some suede material right here.
So you want to make sure that whenever you vacuum the seats,
you want to be extra careful, especially with leather.
Because if you scuff the tip of the vacuum
onto this, you can potentially scratch it.
So one great way to avoid scratching up your leather
and your sensitive surfaces,
is by lightly hovering the vacuum tip over the surface.
So don't get in there, you know, scratching it all up
just kind of lightly hover it on the surface
and you'll pick up all that dirt and dust
and all the leaves that are collected on the seat.
All right guys, so we just finished
giving the interior a vacuum.
Now, one thing I do want to mention
is that I did not do a 100% job at vacuuming the interior.
Reason for it is because I am still vacuum
all over again once I'm done detailing the interior
of the Raptor, reason for it is because
we have a lot of dust, we have a lot of dirt
that's on these panels,
so the last thing I want to do is,
committing to giving the carpet a full 100% cleaning,
I clean the dashboards and the door panels
and then it just ends up getting dirty again
because of all that dirt and grime that we've knocked off.
So what I'm do now is I'm do a little method
that I just kinda do a little dusting.
So what I'd like to do is I grab myself
a nice soft boar's hair brush,
and as you guys can see on some of the cracks right here
in the crevices of the interior,
you have a lot of dirt and grime
that's kind of like in there.
So one great way to kind of knock this out
with kind of minimizing and controlling the dust
and the dirt without it going all over the place,
is by brushing it with the brush
and then having your vacuum right next to it.
So by having your vacuum right next to your brush,
you're pretty much venting and dusting all that stuff
into the vacuum so that you're not just kind of
brushing it out and it just kinda goes all over the place.
So when you brush it, it goes into the vacuum
and it goes into your vacuum and it does not
get all over the place.
And this does help out with minimizing all that
dirt and grime from getting everywhere.
So now I'm going to dust all the areas of the interior,
mainly like the seats, the dashboards,
all the center console, all that, you know,
the areas that have a lot of tight areas,
I'm hit it with the brush,
and I'm just have the vacuum right next to it
so that I knock off a lot of that dirt and grime,
and then we'll be right back
to give the panels a deep clean.
All right we're back, we finished kind of dusting off
a lot of the areas,
and now we can focus on cleaning the panels.
As you guys can see, this truck, it's not an old truck,
it's a newer truck but you can see a lot of dirt,
a lot of grime, a lot of body oils,
especially right here in the armrest.
You see a lot of like kind of white haze,
that's all like body oils that embed themselves
onto the door panel.
Now, like I mentioned, I know the truck is newer,
we can always do with the deep clean,
and what better product to use than Nonsense.
Nonsense is one of our most popular, super cleaners.
Now, the reason I love it is because it's 100% pH balanced,
it's clear and it's odorless.
So it's not going to leave any kind of smells,
all it's going to do is clean up the surface
with no residue left behind.
The best way to use it is by using
a nice soft boar's hair brush.
So I like spraying directly onto the brush
so I can control the over-spray,
and then all you want to do
is just simply agitate the surface.
And what's happen is
this deep cleansing foaming action,
is dig deep, it's get all the dirt and grime
from outside the texture of this material.
As you guys can see, this vinyl material,
it has a lot of texture to it,
so in order to give it a nice deep clean,
you want to make sure that you use a brush.
However, you can use this product with a microfiber towel,
that just pretty much, it'll give it a more mild clean
in the sense that you're not be able
to get into all these hard to reach areas,
and you're not get like a full deep clean.
So using a brush, it works out great,
if your interior is not that bad
as more of a wipe down kind of deal,
then you can use Nonsense with a microfiber towel.
And just like that,
all you want to do is pretty much mimic this process
throughout the rest of the door panel.
As you guys can see right here,
all this dirt and grime that's on this little section,
all I'm do is give it a light little agitation here,
and the brush does an amazing job
at pretty much getting deep into the material.
So once you do a little section, you can
and put your brush down and your cleaner down,
grab yourself a nice little workhorse towel
and buff off the excess.
Removing all those body oils and grime,
and this ensures a nice deep clean.
So, whether you on the newer side,
or very older side, this works out great.
As you guys can see, I know I said it's not super dirty,
but you can still see that there's like,
some dirt, grime, body oils,
and now, this towel is brand new,
that's a yellow towel and you kind of have
like a brown kind of tangent right there.
And you guys can see now that that area
that we just cleaned up is nice and clean.
And I'll just make sure to give it a full buff
so that there's no moisture,
and you guys can see, the results of what it actually is.
See right there it's nice, it's clean,
it looks like the way it should be
and there's no dirt or residue left behind.
So now I'm go in and mimic this process
throughout the rest of the door panel,
and Nonsense is great because it's all purpose.
So not only can you use it on your door panel,
you can also use it like on your dashboard,
your center console, your steering wheel,
all that great stuff.
And you can count on Nonsense
to give you that nice deep clean.
All right guys, so we just finished
cleaning up the entire interior using Nonsense
and the boar's hairbrush.
As you guys can see the door panel looks nice and clean.
However, it does need a little bit of love
and some conditioning.
So what I'm do now is I'm grab some tape here,
cut myself off a little chunk,
and I'm show you guys a little before and after
of what a clean and conditioned door panel and dashboard
and all your interior surfaces should look like.
So I'm just do my best here to make sure
this is all taped.
I'm sorry if this is not straight, I'm doing the best I can,
all right, guys?
So, bear with me here.
So, obviously this is a newer truck.
I don't know about you guys
but I think I would want to maintain
the brand new look of this truck,
so the dressing that I'm be using today
is be Natural Shine.
So Natural Shine, it's in the name,
it's a natural shine, it's a natural look,
it's a natural glow, it pretty much maintains
the original look of the interior panels of your vehicle.
Now, Natural Shine works out great
because it conditions and it protects.
So like I mentioned, Nonsense, it cleaned off the door panel
and now there's nothing on there.
There's no oils, there's no grime, there's no dirt,
and most of all, there's no protectant on there
so that the surface is completely bare right now,
so we want to make sure to protect it.
So Natural Shine works out great,
all I need to do is apply a couple of drops
into a nice soft microfiber applicator, set that down,
and then you're just going to apply this.
And you're going to go out and apply it,
and I know you guys are saying,
"Whoa, whoa, whoa, it looks shiny on camera."
I know, do not worry.
So the thing with Natural Shine is it tones down
whenever you apply it.
So after I finish applying it you'll start seeing
in some areas that it starts kind of toning down,
and that just pretty much preserves
that nice new original look
without any kind of high unwanted gloss.
So for you guys who don't like that shiny look
on your interior, do not worry,
we have a product just for you,
and Natural Shine, it's perfect for all those cases.
Now, Natural Shine, like I mentioned, it is a dressing,
so not only can you apply on interior, like door panels,
you can apply to anything that's vinyl, rubber or plastic
inside or outside of your car.
So tires, exterior trim, plastics, interior door panels,
dashboards, you name it.
This stuff works out great for all those occasions.
All right, so now that we've finished applying Natural Shine
we can take off our tape right here.
So I'm take it off, and check that out guys.
Now I mentioned it's not a super high shine finish
and that's exactly what we wanted.
This look right here it adds depth,
and it conditions and it protects it.
So now you can see a clear distinct line
of what a clean and unconditioned site looks like,
versus a clean and conditioned side.
So this right here, like I mentioned, it has a nice depth,
it has the nice look,
but it's not like a super wet oily look.
And the best part is it's completely dry
to the touch finish.
So if I touch it with my fingers,
I'm not get any kind of oily residue,
and there's no residue left behind on my fingers.
All right guys, so now that you guys see those results
now we can replicate that throughout the entire interior.
So like I mentioned, Natural Shine works on anything
that's vinyl, rubber or plastic.
These door panels, either plastic or vinyl material,
the dashboard, a lot of those areas
tend to be plastic or vinyl,
so that's where we're do right now.
I'm coat the entire rest of the interior
with Natural Shine, I will be back with you guys
for the next step in this process.
All right guys, so now that everything else is done,
it's time to pay attention to these carpets here.
Now, the truck did have some rubber floor mats
which we'll clean afterwards,
but before we clean the floor mats
I want to clean this carpet
just to give it a nice quick little clean.
Now, I know like you guys can see on camera,
the carpets, they're black, they're not that dirty,
but, if you have some time, it never hurts
to just give it a nice, quick, little clean
with some Fabric Clean.
Now, the reason I like using Fabric Clean,
even if the carpet and upholstery doesn't look super dirty,
it's still a great idea to use a product
like Fabric Clean on it, because not only does it clean it
from any kind of light dust and debris,
but it also removes any kind of foul odors.
So if you have any kind of foul odors
on your carpet and upholstery, it cleans them up
and it revitalizes them with a nice, fresh zesty scent.
So right here, I actually have Fabric Clean diluted already,
I have it diluted to a 20:1 ratio.
And a 20:1 ratio, it's a nice general purpose clean.
So it's not a full, deep clean,
it's not nothing crazy,
it's just a nice little touch up.
And with it, I'm using a nice little nifty brush,
now this brush works out great
because it's nice and flexible,
yet it's durable enough to kind of agitate
any kind of texture kind of carpets.
So what I'm do now is I'm grab my Fabric Clean
which is already diluted 20:1,
and I want to spray directly onto the surface.
Now, like I mentioned, I'm not go crazy with it,
I'm just spray a nice, fine coat,
spray the bristles on my brush,
let's get some added cleaning power.
And all I'm do is scrub in up and down motions,
and you guys can see right away
it actually adds kind of like some
because we're picking up any kind of light dirt
that's kind of clouding the original look of this carpet.
So just like that, I'll clean it up,
I'll grab a nice microfiber towel,
and I'll give it a little wipe.
And it revitalizes the scent of the interior,
it gives it a nice, like I mentioned, a fresh zesty scent,
and that's a nice thing to kind of like walk into.
Whenever you walk into a freshly detailed exterior
of the car, you want to make sure that you walk into a nice,
fresh, kind of revitalizing clean scent
when you enter your car.
So this is a great way to do it, Fabric Clean,
not only does it clean your carpets,
but it also revitalizes the smell of your interior.
So I'm continue with cleaning
the rest of these carpets, like I mentioned,
nothing crazy, just a quick little touch up,
just using a nifty brush and a yellow workhorse towel,
wipe off that light dust and debris,
and I'll be back with you guys
to clean up those rubber form mats.
All right guys, so at the beginning of the video,
I mentioned that I was vacuum the car all over again
once we were done deep cleaning the interior.
Reason for it is because whenever you clean your carpets
especially with like a carpet brush,
you'll find that as your cleaning,
you're exfoliate a lot of dirt, kind of sand
I mean, on this truck, that happened to be the case on here.
So if you guys take a close look
you'll see that we gave it a nice vacuum when we started,
but now you can see that the carpets are dirty again.
They have light, flying dust-like debris,
little things that are in the carpet
that kind of take away from the look of it.
And, it's not even like a huge deal,
but it's just the fact that they're just so small,
and they're just there that, anyone especially the owner
of this vehicle is definitely notice
whenever he gets inside his car.
So that's why I usually wait towards the end
to give it another final pass of the vacuum,
and especially if you have like a wet, dry vac,
it'll also help kind of suck up any kind of excess cleaner
that you've used whenever you're cleaning the carpets.
All right guys, so we're conclude
and wrap the interior detailing video right here.
However, stay tuned for part two,
we're show you guys how to
and get deep into those hard to reach nooks and crannies,
and show you guys the final wipe down
so that we can finally deliver this Raptor to its owner.
Remember guys, if you guys love any of the products
that we use in these videos,
you can find them on our website, ChemicalGuys.com
or swing by your local Detail Garage location
and pick them up today.
So stay tuned we've got some awesome content
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