- What's going on everybody? Thanks so much for tuning in
for today's episode of Chemical Guys Detail Garage.
Today we've brought in this really thrashed Volkswagon
because I wanted to show you guys how to remove
deep embedded stains and lingering odors
using one simple product.
And that is gonna be Lightning Fast.
This is one of my favorite products because
it removes all these kind of stains,
grease, odors. Well also reviving the fibers.
You can also use it on your plastics, your vinyl,
even your tires to remove any old dressings,
or maybe cleaning up your white walls.
Well what I'm gonna show you here is,
you see that the seat has these small squares here,
because we've already done some Instagram videos
showing you guys how to remove it using Lightning Fast.
But now we're going in-depth on the proper procedures,
as well as how to use it, maybe how not to use it.
But to start off here we've got our Lightning Fast,
and I'm just gonna spray it directly on the surface here.
And then also spray a little bit on the brush
we'll give this a moment to kinda set in.
We're also using a nifty brush,
this works great for cleaning your seats, fabric,
also good for your tires, things like that,
but you wanna make sure that you wanna separate
your brushes. Or at least,
designate one for maybe interior and exterior.
You see it just easily removes it,
just letting the cleaner do it's job.
You don't have to aggressively scrub on there
because the fibers are still sensitive.
Even though they are very dirty
and you wanna really dig in
but, they are still very sensitive
so you can mat them easily.
You don't want to scrub aggressively on there,
but I'll show you guys a trick that if you do have
very sensitive fibers, or maybe if you're working with suede
a trick that I've learned is just take a clean microfiber
towel, and I'll show you how to do that.
I'll just wrap it around our brush here,
this way we are gonna cover the fibers and
and then we will spray the towel itself
just a clean yellow microfiber towel,
which we've designated for interior jobs.
And you're just gonna work that back and forth.
And again this is if you're working with sensitive material,
where you don't want to mat the fibers,
or maybe you're afraid of scratching something with a brush.
The towel is just gonna gently do the job,
also shows you how much grime
you are pulling off the surface because now,
although this thing was bright and beautiful before,
now it's very dull, very greasy, and it's covered
in all that grime that we just pulled off the seat.
It's also a great way to continue cleaning your brush
because obviously it's gonna go somewhere,
it's gonna get stuck to the bristles of your brush.
So, cleaning up periodically
will keep from cross contaminating or
bringing it back onto the surface.
Just keep going down the way here.
I've already vacuumed the seat,
and also the rest of the interior because
that's the first job or the first task
whenever you are working on any interior,
is to remove as much of the filth,
so you are not grinding it into the fibers
and it's also just gonna be a smoother detail.
You don't necessarily have to work top to bottom
when you're working with the seats here,
but I prefer to just so, again I'm not bringing any fibers
or any kinda dirt from the top down to the bottom.
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So now that I'm done basically scrubbing away
all the surface grime and everything that was kinda embedded
in the fibers, without using an extractor,
this is simply just a way to remove any of the stains
or lingering odors your car may have.
This is also one of the most effective ways,
well also coming as a great price point.
Now that it's clean we want to protect it, because
we don't want to have these kind of stains to come back
but as you see it a huge transformation from before.
Now the fibers aren't gonna be brand new,
because this car is over 20 years old.
It's seen better days, it's obviously had a very rough life,
and back here it looks like somebody may have
rebuilt the motor back here.
Because there is so much grease in the pores of the fibers
that it took a lot of scrubbing to actually remove it
and some of the stains are gonna be permanent.
But, I think it's been a huge difference because
just looking from here to here,
or even here to here you see that a lot of the dirt
came off pretty easily,
because it's just stuck on that top layer.
But now we want to protect it,
again using some Fabric Guard,
and what this is gonna do is prevent any kind of staining,
it repels water, it also makes the kind of,
rejuvenate the fibers of the seats, your carpet,
anything like that.
You simply spray onto the surface,
you don't need to buff this off,
you just let it dry.
You apply multiple coats, and this will last
probably a couple of months depending on the conditions,
or how it's treated, and also how you maintain it.
And then you can reapply it as necessary.
So if you guys want to check out these products,
head over to our website chemicalguys.com
or at your local detailed garage.
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we will see you next time right here in the Detail Garage.
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