Nick!
Nick, hey! Come here.
You definitely have to help me with this interior, man.
Alex was saying the inside was a "little" dirty,
this is like... I mean it looks like somebody was eating Chipotle in here! It's ridiculous!
There's so much crap everywhere! It's in the door jambs, it's behind the seats bro!
Was the dude like, off-roading in the Porsche with the top down?
Yeah.
Really?
Yeah.
...that's actually kinda baller, but it sucks for the guy who has to clean it!
So... you definitely have to help me out with this one because I can't do this by myself all day.
This is B.S....
Welcome back to Detail Garage!
Today, Nick and I are going to clean the inside of this Porsche!
You can see that somebody was off-roading in this car!
They took the car out into the mud and rain, through a river and through the woods,
and they splashed up all kinds of mud and muck and filth and rocks all throughout the car.
Because we're dealing with leather, carpet, upholstery, navigation screen plastic, steering wheels, vinyl,
and every conceivable material inside of a car,
we have to do some special detailing work to get these different surfaces clean
without causing any damage and without leaving behind any residues or scents.
Because there's so much filth in here,
I'm thinking we should use Nonsense.
Nonsense is an all-purpose cleaner that has no color and no odor.
It's safe to use on any of these surfaces throughout the vehicle.
Because we're working on the interior and we don't want to damage any sensitive material inside,
we're going to dilute Nonsense 20:1 to get the right cleaning power without damaging sensitive materials.
This is a Porsche after all, and they're known for having high end materials that might be more sensitive
and might require special care to get them clean without causing any damage.
So, because we're dealing with every single surface on the inside of this car,
we definitely have our work cut out for us.
It's gonna take a long time to get this clean.
But after we clean it, I can see that this leather needs some attention.
It feels pretty stiff, it's looking pretty faded, and we're definitely going to have to restore the leather.
We'll probably use some Leather Conditioner, and Leather Serum to help nourish the leather,
restore a soft, supple feel, and protect against UV light and mud that may fly into the car.
Let's get started on some intense interior detailing...
...and then we'll write up Alex for lying for having a "small" mess in the car!
...okay! Let's do this.
Yay!
Matt: So when you have the filthiest car interior, with straight up caked-on mud,
you can see that we busted out the big guns and we're using Nonsense to clean this interior.
Nick: Nonsense worked great and took care of most of the mud and debris.
We're using yellow microfiber towels...
The color doesn't make much of a difference, but we wanted to see all the dirt we were pulling off,
so that's why we chose the bright yellow towels.
Matt: You saw these door jambs.. I don't know how mud got in the door jambs!
It's very intense stuff.
Nick: This interior was by far the dirtiest interior I've ever had to deal with.
Matt: Absolutely. This is one of those detailing experiences that stays with you for a lifetime.
That brush you saw there is the Stiffy Brush with the tan bristles.
It has very stiff bristles perfect for scrubbing things like tires or bedliners,
but I keep one just for interior surfaces.
Nick: It helps take out some of the stains and debris caught inside the fibers of the carpet and upholstery.
Also, vacuuming was necessary.
Matt: Oh yeah! That's a rare quarter that I found!
That one quarter actually paid for our time for the full detail!
Nick: I didn't see any of that.
The steering wheel gets touched any time people drive the car,
so it's filthy to begin with! Plus with the mud on top of it...
I had to use one towel just on the steering wheel!
Matt: When you apply Leather Serum in a smiley face, you actually make the leather healthier.
Nick: It's a happier car now!
Matt: It's a happier car!
Nick: Yeah.
So you can see Nick and I have finished the interior detail on the Porsche!
We cleaned up all the leather on the seats, upholstery, carpets, floor mats...
...steering wheel, dashboard, center console, behind the seats...
Everywhere there was mud, grime, or filth,
we pulled it all out, scrubbed it off, vacuumed it up,
then we cleaned off everything using Nonsense All Purpose Cleaner,
then sealed and reconditioned the leather with Leather Serum.
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