Right on! I am a steam fan. Just looked up the chief steamer. What great machines . I know what I’m asking 🎅for this year!Perfect timing. Great vid and process ✌️
I personally prefer an impact driver over a drill for seats and carpet. The impact driver is a much more one hand friendly tool as it does not pull you around the seat like a drill will. Plus the impact driver is quick release for faster changing of brushes.
@@complexdetai I have been detailing for 22 years and never had any issues with cleaning seat using a drill brush, perhaps you are using the wrong brush🤷♂️
@@urbanedgeautodetailingthey both have uses. Impact for toilet brush style. It flicks and hammers when it’s in tight spaces and is best for dry use. Drill and circular soft bristle for spray/soap and a foaming pull that spins and pulls out stains basically. We use the impact and toilet brush style for dry and the drill and circular for soap and foaming / stain removal and roof liners.
Suggestion : Shooting water into a seat can cause some serious issues with air bag and sensors and you will never get out 100% of the water you injected . A better alternative is to use a ONR in your steamer to open the fibers , then spray your chemical , use orbital with a micro fiber pad to clean the material and then dry it .
They got a attachment so you hook up a shop vac and make it an extractor
Try mixing powdered laundry detergent in a spray bottle. The detergent dries to a powder again which can be vacuumed off with a simple hand vac.
Right on! I am a steam fan. Just looked up the chief steamer. What great machines . I know what I’m asking 🎅for this year!Perfect timing. Great vid and process ✌️
Thank you! This is a beast of a machine
Aye they sell an attachment for the chief steamer it’s a extractor clamp on for $250
Very useful information Andy, thank you!
Very welcome.
I personally prefer an impact driver over a drill for seats and carpet. The impact driver is a much more one hand friendly tool as it does not pull you around the seat like a drill will. Plus the impact driver is quick release for faster changing of brushes.
issue using a drill is you will lift up the fibers on the seats
@@complexdetai I have been detailing for 22 years and never had any issues with cleaning seat using a drill brush, perhaps you are using the wrong brush🤷♂️
The impact always breaks my brushes.
@@loonah8473 I have been using the same set for 3+ years with no issues
@@urbanedgeautodetailingthey both have uses. Impact for toilet brush style. It flicks and hammers when it’s in tight spaces and is best for dry use.
Drill and circular soft bristle for spray/soap and a foaming pull that spins and pulls out stains basically.
We use the impact and toilet brush style for dry and the drill and circular for soap and foaming / stain removal and roof liners.
Great stuff. I have a McCulloch Steamer and it definitely comes in handy. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Thanks man! Merry Christmas
great job
Thank you!
Doing a whole car with this method as me being a one man operation would take me way too long although the results are good.
Great video sir.thanks for share
Love your videos bro!
Thanks 🙏
Suggestion : Shooting water into a seat can cause some serious issues with air bag and sensors and you will never get out 100% of the water you injected . A better alternative is to use a ONR in your steamer to open the fibers , then spray your chemical , use orbital with a micro fiber pad to clean the material and then dry it .
bro, stop