Detailer's Bar

[13lstuner]

Originally Posted by charlietuna

The foaming leather cleaners serve a purpose in my opinion. When you use a brush to agitate the cleaner, the lifted dirt gets suspended in the foam and it is easily removed by wiping with a towel. This is especially helpful on perforated leather.

I honestly got confused with what he was saying with cling. This has been my observation as well. Though I haven't used a non foaming agent on leather in so long that I couldn't tell you if it is significantly harder to wipe off or not.

But hey everyone can do their own thing to achieve the same end result.


Charlie!!!! I'm waiting on that pinnacle review!

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by 13lstuner

I honestly got confused with what he was saying with cling. This has been my observation as well. Though I haven't used a non foaming agent on leather in so long that I couldn't tell you if it is significantly harder to wipe off or not.

But hey everyone can do their own thing to achieve the same end result.


Charlie!!!! I'm waiting on that pinnacle review!

How are you still confused?

Lol I can't explain it any other way. Disagree, fine, but still confused?

Use whatever you want. Makes no difference to me.

Interior cleaning on poly seats is so simple you could use pretty much anything.

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[13lstuner]

Originally Posted by CamaroDreams07

How are you still confused?

Lol I can't explain it any other way. Disagree, fine, but still confused?

Use whatever you want. Makes no difference to me.

Interior cleaning on poly seats is so simple you could use pretty much anything.

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No no, not confused anymore.

[Monchy36]

Originally Posted by CamaroDreams07

How are you still confused?

Lol I can't explain it any other way. Disagree, fine, but still confused?

Use whatever you want. Makes no difference to me.

Interior cleaning on poly seats is so simple you could use pretty much anything.

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I'm being waiting patiently for your answer since yesterday... I knew has to be epic!


Here you can use this A LOT!!!

[Monchy36]

So... how should I clean my seats?

[Wuiquen]

Lol... Just don't clean them.. Lol

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[Monchy36]

Originally Posted by Wuiquen

Lol... Just don't clean them.. Lol

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So? What did you do to take the smell off?

[Wuiquen]

Hey hey Hey.. Waiting on my detail cleaner.. Forgot to click two day shipping at amazon so gotta wait.. But its weird it doesn't smell all the time lol.. Soooo

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[Monchy36]

Originally Posted by Wuiquen

Hey hey Hey.. Waiting on my detail cleaner.. Forgot to click two day shipping at amazon so gotta wait.. But its weird it doesn't smell all the time lol.. Soooo

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Only after the gym right?

[13lstuner]

Originally Posted by Monchy36

So... how should I clean my seats?

Use a interior product you like(ones over used and really liked are ammo leather lather, Adams total interior detailer, meguires d101 or d103 if you prefer non foaming) and follow the steps of that video.

Wipe with a microfiber. If it doesn't clean enough use a boars hair brush to agitate the cleaner. If that doesn't do it use an interior brush on your PC if you have one then wipe off with a microfiber. Vaccuum the perforations lightly after you have finished cleaning to your satisfaction.

[menendez1293]

Question for you guys. When you are doing a paint correction, what lights do you use to see the swirls? I have access to a quartz and a lamp on a tripod that currently has a halogen flood light. For some reason, I'm not able to see them very well with either.

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[JTruck]

Originally Posted by menendez1293

Question for you guys. When you are doing a paint correction, what lights do you use to see the swirls? I have access to a quartz and a lamp on a tripod that currently has a halogen flood light. For some reason, I'm not able to see them very well with either.

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Try LED at different angles. Direct sunlight is the tell all.

[13lstuner]

Originally Posted by menendez1293

Question for you guys. When you are doing a paint correction, what lights do you use to see the swirls? I have access to a quartz and a lamp on a tripod that currently has a halogen flood light. For some reason, I'm not able to see them very well with either.

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Also use warm lights. In my experiences I can't see nearly as well with blue colored lights. I just use a normal old flashlight because I'm not fancy enough to order one of those nice brinkman swirl finders.

Don't use any big construction type lights that give off tons of heat. You wNt the panels as cool as they can be.

[menendez1293]

Originally Posted by JTruck

Try LED at different angles. Direct sunlight is the tell all.

Thanks, I will borrow an LED from a high hat on the house and try it out

Originally Posted by 13lstuner

Also use warm lights. In my experiences I can't see nearly as well with blue colored lights. I just use a normal old flashlight because I'm not fancy enough to order one of those nice brinkman swirl finders.

Don't use any big construction type lights that give off tons of heat. You wNt the panels as cool as they can be.

Well the out rules the quartz lol. I Will try between the halogen which is yellow and a LED that is white. When I did my paint correction last year, it looked perfect in the garage but in direct Sun light I could see some swirls.


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