- Hey, what's up guys.
Welcome back to Chemical Guys Detail Garage.
Today We have a junk yard seat.
Let me get this out the way
because today I'll be showing us how to properly clean it,
using Fabric Clean, a dilution spray bottle,
some water, and the Nifty Brush.
Let's get to it.
Today i will be using Fabric Clean.
Fabric Clean is citrus based product,
that's going to penetrate deep into the fabric,
it will pull off any dirt, grime bad odors,
and rejuvenate it to how it once was.
So right here, my secondary sprayer bottle
I'll twist off the sprayer,
and what this is going to tell me do,
it's going to help me dilute Fabric Clean,
because you need to dilute it to attack tough grimes
because right here it's fully concentrated,
never use it like so.
So I will twist it off,
make sure the lid is off
because I always forget to take it off,
so take that out, and now I'm good to go.
So for heavy amounts of dirt, or grime,
I recommend diluting eight to one,
these secondary sprayer bottle is so cool
'cause it has a dilution ratio.
So if you're bad at diluting just like how I am,
I recommend using a Secondary Dilution Spray Bottle.
If you have light grime or debris,
I recommend diluting it 20 to one.
So just twist open the spout,
and then I will spray eight to one
because this is a junker seat,
and I don't know what's been on it just like so.
I did go a little bit over,
please excuse that.
But you guys can see,
it went up a little bit over eight to one, not a problem.
So here's my water.
We recommend Elena water because you want the proper mixture
whenever you clean any fabric.
So I'll just pour some water in here all the way to the top,
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Attach the nozzle back on.
So I just finished diluting Fabric Clean
my secondary spray bottle, all the chemicals down here,
so what we recommend to do is stir, do not shake.
Never go like shake it super hard because then you'll
cause foam inside and you want more foam on your seat
than inside your mixture.
So just stir it like so,
so you get the power mixture.
And then the cool thing about the secondary sprayer bottle
is actually has a blank spot where
you can name your product.
For example, I might know that fabric is in here,
but Joey on their hand or Nick on their hand,
might come into a Detail Garage and pick out our product
and they might be using it for the wrong stuff.
So we recommend labeling it,
so everybody around the house or even around your car knows
exactly what product you're using.
So I'm put that down right here,
I don't need my water anymore, Cap this up,
and then the brush today I'll be using
it's going to be the Nifty Brush.
So the Nifty Brush has these nylon bristles
are stiff enough to penetrate the fabric,
reloose everything that's sitting on it
and restore everything to how once it was.
So let me just get this bad word back on here
and I will start cleaning it.
So I got the seat back onto the counter
and now it is time to give you guys,
a hardcore 50, 50.
Excuse me, if it's not straight.
Oh, snap.
And I do read your guys' comments.
You guys last time told me in the comment section,
"Henry, make sure to wear gloves
whenever you're dealing with fabric."
So I got gloves on for you guys.
We read every single comment
and we try to respond to every single comment.
make sure to comment down below anything you want to know
and we'll reply back to you.
So now the tapes already on there,
I'll get my Fabric Clean,
I'll spray it on here, I'm going to be very, very generous
because I do not know where this fabric seat
has been because it was in the junk yard,
and one of our co-workers went over there,
dismantled the car, and got us a super dirty seat.
I don't even know from what car it is.
And then after that,
I'll spray my Nifty Brush for extra added lubrication.
And now I will go to the fabric
and I'll just scrub it back and forth.
What Fabric Clean starts to do, is it starts to penetrate
the fabric to restore its original odor.
Nonetheless, it's going to remove any dirt, grime debris
that might be sitting on the fabric.
So just massage it.
And if you need more, feel free to add more.
This is a great thing to do constantly on your vehicle
because you don't know if your passenger has spilled
something, left something, had oils on their pants,
their denim jeans might be deceiving
the look at your fabric, oops.
So we recommend constantly cleaning your fabric
to maintain its original sheen
and look for a longer period of time.
And like this, your fabric does not start to turn dirty,
So just scrub it back and forth,
and now I will get my microfiber towel
and I will massage it in one direction.
And I know you guys always say, it's not dirty this or that,
but I'll show you guys how dirty this seat actually is.
Let me just wipe it down.
And you guys can flip this over
and you guys can see how dirty that is.
So imagine this, all this dirt,
grime debris, is penetrating the fabric of the seat
but you might not know because it's a dark color fabric,
but you constantly need to keep this in mind.
Clean your seats because if you do not clean them,
over time it's going to turn more difficult to clean
or it can permanently damage it.
So I'll give it a second pass,
and Fabric Clean smells like lemon, smells amazing.
So just be very, very generous, spray my brush again,
and cool trick that I like to do,
is I like to grab a microfiber towel just in case you have
very delicate seats,
wrap it around, and just scrub it out.
And like this you're still removing dirt, grime and debris,
but the bristles aren't being so harmful
on very delicate surfaces.
So if I flip it over,
you guys can see there's still dirt coming out of it.
So I'll give it a new area to clean,
so I move my towel down,
we recommend using light color towels on interior fabrics
because if you have a dyed leather,
you have a dyed fabric and you do not want any products
that might be harming the finish of your fabrics or leather.
So use a light colored towel, any cleaner
clean on the in conspicuous area,
to see if any dye comes out.
So just make sure clean it all up,
flip it over and you can see there's still dirt
and grime coming out.
So I'll flip it over,
you guys can see how dirty it is, to it's clean side.
And now I will massage it in one direction
just to make sure I get everything off.
And just like that I restored it.
so that I remove my tape,
you guys can see the crazy before and after,
so on this side it's still dirty compared to this
and now it's clean.
I'm still going to give you guys a hardcore 50, 50
so I'm going to let it dry up in the sun
- [Voice Over] 15 minutes later.
So I did let this bottom portion of the seat
dry up in the sun and if I rub it,
nothing comes off of it.
Compared to if there's liquid on rubber,
you guys will see something like so,
so if I rub it, nothing.
so guys that's a big before and after,
you guys can see on this side,
the fabric actually got darkened
because all this grime debris was penetrating the fabric
and not making it look its best.
Now I can say I completely restored it.
If you guys want to see us protect this fabric
and make it water bead,
make sure to drop a huge comment down below
telling us, "Coat that seat."
This is a great step to do
before applying any coatings to your fabric.
You must clean it, before you protect it.
Because if you don't clean it,
all the dirt grime and debris
is going to not let the coating penetrate the fabric
and it's not going to let it coat properly.
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comment down below on future videos you want to see,
I will see you guys next time,
right here at the Chemical Guys Detail Garage.