Get Professional Results with the Chief Steamer: Interior Detailing Made Easy
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- The Best Tool for interior Details, The Steamer with Accessories in this video i do a full interior detail
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I have the Chief Steamer with top hole for constant fill. My only concern is that for prolonged work - like undercarriage - the pressure drops a lot and I have to wait for it to rise back up. Is this a problem for anyone else? It is overall a great piece of equipment.
I keep my steamer on a cart, never had a problem yet
Smart man not to have a ton of packages keep it sweet and simple
Thank you, appreciate it
Chief Steamer is one of the very best made! Can't go wrong with that machine!
I love this machine
Your saving money on the Chief Steamer over time not having to purchase distill water. Makes a big difference from my perspective.
@@1powerequalsgod I absolutely agree with you. The Chief is one of the best for detailing overall. The model that has the chemical injection is really the "Cadillac" of steamers. There are a few videos on UA-cam showing it in operation and it is AWESOME! Good machine any way you look at it and very much worth the money in my view as well.
Is the 75 good ??
@@l2pkosrs498it is, but still highly recommended the 1000. Can buy attachments and removable hose etc. would be way happier you did
That was a good video but I'd never buy a car that looks like that inside, I can just imagine how neglected the engine maintenance was.
Where can i find the blue fans you used to dry the seats ?
Amazon, if you need the link let me know
Yes please send the link, thanks for replying much appreciated 👍
I got a interior stain removal on a Honda tomorrow so good video for me to get ready for tomorrow!
Thank you for watching, appreciate it
How do you like the extractor hose? I usually just dry extract, or use triangle with microfiber. Seems a bit pricey for what it is but just curious your thoughts with it
I use the extractor hose when I can’t get the stains out with a towel, I absolutely love it tho, I have a dedicated shopvac for the steam vac set up
what about the controls on the steering a signal indicators if you steam them will moisture get in their a wreak them . could cost more than it worth
I stream all those areas, I follow with air, I get what you are saying, but I’ve learned my machine and where to use it as well, it’s a game changer
Man you are loosing LBS son
60lbs in 4 months
Way to go man keep up the good work
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Sup Mike, nice video…. I have a few steamers including the 100… did your kit come with the steam vac attachment? Thanks for sharing cheers 🎉
I bought the kit that came with the attachments I love it
How can a car look so gross? Man what a great job and not sure how someone with a Honda civic can pay that much for a detail.
Kids probably
Great advice Mike “get a used toothbrush and use it on the customers car” 😅
Make sure it’s an old one, or someone you don’t like 😉
I’m so jealous you have an original Adam’ Polishes OG RED and BLACK folding detail cart😡. You and FAB Automotive have that cart. And Adam’s stop selling that red and black cart; drives me nuts they discontinued it. It just doesn’t make sense because it’s such a detailing flex.
The Red cart is awesome, way better then the black one
@@MikesAutoDetailing What’s so messed up is I actually asked Adam as he was on the Rag Company podcast and he ducked the question. His reply was we have the black one.
What companies don’t realize is the color is embraced when it’s done tastefully.
So I put in a request to the Detsil Factory since they got color curveball brushes and colorful tire brushes. I asked them to consider making some colorful folding Detailing cart. It would be cool as hell👀
@@davidboyce6427 if detail factory get them, I’ll get them in my store DetailDepot.Co
Another great video. So is that head attached to a vacuum or the actual steamer? And where can I get one?
Both, 1 piece goes to the steamer, and I have a shopvac attached to it, I have a link in the description
Are those Kirkland towels or rag company towels?
If they are yellow and I’m steaming, Kirkland
New fan to your channel in Connecticut.
Thank you very much
What brand is that blue blower?
Dri-Pods on the seats after I am done cleaning
Dear sir can i use your assistance please? I own a simple wet dry vac, and a steamer. I have hard time with cloth seats , can you give me some help how to use my simple vac and the steamer on cloth seats ? Some sequence something to help me deal ?and I don't want to use or own extractor
Thanks my kind regards
Use the P&S 3 step system, use terminator to start, then carpet bomber, and a drill brush, then if necessary use steamer, wet vac everything up, then do the 3rd step to prevent wicking
@@MikesAutoDetailing we don't have this system in Europe,.... unfortunately.
Only classic apc/fabric clean chemicals.
I can use common peroxide as finisher maybe
@@marioskosmidhs9454 fabric clean from chemical guys is a decent choice
@@MikesAutoDetailing we have great chemicals in Europe, i just struggling with the procedure if i cannot use common extractor ( either because i dont want, ot i cannot wait the drying time, or to afford one)
You think chemicals drill brush, + steam + simple wet vac or repeated applications can do the most of the interior cloth seat scenarios?
( In our market light colored interiors seats are very rear 90% are dark colored )
Great to see it Mike, great job as always my man and hope your well buddy
Thank you Jonny, appreciate you 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
Right back at you brother@@MikesAutoDetailing
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I want a steamer 😍
Ask Mr.DeeDee 😉
@@MikesAutoDetailing I'd have better luck winning the lotto
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Nicely done Mike 😁👍
Thank you Dave
Awesome! Which model chief steamer is that?
Link on the bio my friend, appreciate you watching
@@MikesAutoDetailingthanks. I have the 85psi chief steamer. I love that steam extraction attachment but not sure if I have enough psi to make it worthwhile
Great video
Thanks
Great job 👍
Thank you
I use the Dupray Neat steamer and it’s awesome 👍
I have one too. Do you ever have a hard time filling it up ? I wish they made the hole bigger!
@@PictureProStudios for each car or truck I only use 32oz bottle with a little rinseless Wash mixed in. It’s more than enough per vehicle 👌
Awesome, thank you for sharing
@@PictureProStudios agreed it’s such a small opening so I use a kitchen style funnel pouring my bottle of liquid into steamer👍
@@PictureProStudios Pro tip: keep the trigger pulled on the handle and it lets water in faster
Gahh damm dude stop stuttering. UHHHH UHHH UHHH the whole time. Be more professional and stop putting the dirty steamer hose inside the car as you clean the car.
U u u u u u o o k 😂
Couldn't be 1st since helping Ram from Geist to unassemble his setup
So you are 2nd from 🇵🇷 😜
Mike I love my Bio bomb I’m gonna have to order more👌🫡
Try the mini in the steamer also, I love it
@@MikesAutoDetailing Afternoon Mike. Does Dave Barker have a website for selling his Detail Kegs? The old site has been removed.