This was definitely no small feet, previous customer messaged me asking if I wanted to work on his interior of his family vehicle. I personally HATE HATE HATE working on the interior of vehicles but decided to do so, because a returning customer means the world to me! :thumb: I can't say it enough how much it means that a customer would come back and ask me to work on their vehicles again! Must mean i'm doing something right Onto the work! It's a family car(A ballin one to say the very least ), I completely understand! someone lost a whole bunch of smarties All plastics were thoroughly scrubbed and cleaned. Carpets were steamed/shampoo'd to cleanliness. Leather was scrubbed/cleaned. 50/50, hard to resist! Done All plastics were treated with UV protectant. Leather was treated with leather cleaner and conditioner. Thanks for looking, Jason
Looks great, this is how most of my customer's family hauling Escalades look as well! Thank god for that rear cargo mat!
Looks great! Also looks like most of the vehicles I seem to end up doing...seems like all I get is family haulers
Why don't people think about what color of interior is in a car when they buy it?? Would it have been so hard to get a black interior or grey?? I will never own a car with light colored interior and i'm a clean freak. You did a really good job on this big ass SUV. May I ask how you got the spots out of the headliner. What products did you use for the hard plastics? I have been getting good results with Optimum Power Clean at 1:3.
Yes, that cargo mat saved me so much time! Also, I used a dilution of apc on the plastics with another spray bottle of regular water to rinse off any residual. Headliner i used a damp cloth and blotted it and repeated till the pop was gone!
