Subaru WRX (interior)

[david11g35]

This WRX belongs to one of my old high school buddies. He wanted his interior cleaned. His main concern was the seats. They had lots of stains and even epoxy glue. The rest of the interior was in good shape. So I cleaned the seats and carpets with folex and Bissell Proheat auto. He had clayed the car 2 weeks ago with Megs clay kit and waxed it with Turtle Wax Ice. He wanted something a little better so we went with Collinite 845. Also after I was done my uncle wanted me to wash & wax his nissan truck it also received Colli 845

Vaccum
Seats and Carpets- Folex with Bissell Proheat
Dash and Door panels- CG Inner Clean
Wash-CG CW&W
Wheels-CG Diablo
Tires-Zep Citrus
Tire Dressing-Pearl
Wax- Collinite 845









Just from the trunk and Carpets




Lots of stains








Most of the stains gone

[david11g35]

Coffee Stain


Brown is the coffee




All Gone




Stains and Epoxy glue on bottom right




Stains Gone. Epoxy did not come out


Just from the seats


Before


After










Quick Wash and coat of Collinite 845




Thanks for Looking. Feedback highly appreciated

[FlgStudios]

Omg how does interior on such a new car get like that!

[vet]

Nice job!

I finally got a LGM pro-heat and some Folex. Haven't tried it on seats yet, but the water looked like that when I did the truck carpet after only a year (13,000 miles), and it's been vacuumed regularly.

[RMM]

Originally Posted by david11g35

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Stains and Epoxy glue on bottom right
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Stains Gone. Epoxy did not come out
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Thanks for Looking. Feedback highly appreciated

Nice job!
As to the epoxy, I think it is "for life": you can try acetone but acetone also has a staining potential...
Another possible way is to freeze it rock hard so that you can try to break it into small pieces (this is the McGyver way...).

[david11g35]

Originally Posted by FlgStudios

Omg how does interior on such a new car get like that!

It got so dirty because of his job. he also got the glue from work its always stuck on his clothes. I told him to put seat covers during the work week.

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[david11g35]

Originally Posted by RMM

Nice job!
As to the epoxy, I think it is "for life": you can try acetone but acetone also has a staining potential...
Another possible way is to freeze it rock hard so that you can try to break it into small pieces (this is the McGyver way...).

Thanks. The customer was very happy he had figuered the glue was not gonna come off

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[david11g35]

Originally Posted by vet

Nice job!

I finally got a LGM pro-heat and some Folex. Haven't tried it on seats yet, but the water looked like that when I did the truck carpet after only a year (13,000 miles), and it's been vacuumed regularly.

I love the bissell. It works great for the price

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[knightmare000]

nice job, I never liked doing interiors, quite a comeback on that one.

[david11g35]

Originally Posted by knightmare000

nice job, I never liked doing interiors, quite a comeback on that one.

Thanks. I actully enjoy doing interiors.

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