Pet Hair Removal,Interior Detailing (Before & After)

[SuperGlide]

I was going through some pics of last years work and thought I would share this interior detail with tons of dog hair.

This was probably one of the worst cases of pet hair I came across so far...

Feel free to share some of your worst pet hair nightmares!

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[cartman1]

Wow! How long did that job take you?

[SSStang]

Wow lots of hair. I bet that took some time to get out. Looks great after. Any tips?

[allenk4]

Why in the World would you post that and not tell everyone what tools and techniques you used to get such great results?

Come on Man!

[EXTJosh]

:xyxthumbs: Incredible work. Like everyone else is asking though, what was your process?

[jem7sk]

Great job! I have dogs... what tips can you offer?

[SuperGlide]

Things I used...

1. Rubber Pet Hair Brush to gather the bulk of the hair first.
2. Work gloves with the rubber palms. For this one I think the rubber was Polyurethane, but natural rubber works fine too.
3. Strong vacuum

and just repeated about 10 times until all the hair was removed.

Total time I believe was around 4 hours

[KyleWrap]

I've seen people use pumice stones as well to remove pet hair. It looks like it works great. Great job by the way.

[taxi_dub]

I've seen people use pumice stones as well to remove pet hair. It looks like it works great. Great job by the way.

Just seen a website selling a pumice stone and calling it a pet hair removal stone. Haha.

[hilld]

I have used the Griot's Garage Pet Hair Brush with great success. AG does sell one that looks very similar.

Rubber Pet Brush (http://www.autogeek.net/rubber-pet-brush.html)

Cheap enough ($8) where a tryout might be warranted.

[Kengo123]

I've seen people use pumice stones as well to remove pet hair. It looks like it works great. Great job by the way.

Indeed! Pumice stones are awesome for pet hair

[DasBurninator]

Just seen a website selling a pumice stone and calling it a pet hair removal stone. Haha.

I have one of these, it is different than a pumice stone. Doesn't crumble like pumice does. :xyxthumbs:

[Tato]

Looks like a dog was shaved into the car?

Very nice job, thanks for sharing results and process.

Kind Regards.

[fly07sti]

Talk about shag carpet! I give you credit, turned out great. Pet fur is a no no for me.

[WillWashesCars]

Every single picture makes me cringe. One common trick I see is to apply fabric softener to the affected areas. Use a sprayable softener and spray on the carpet, wait a few minutes, agitate then vacuum.