Outstanding. You always get down to the nitty-gritty. Good brushes will last for years and are worth every penny. Do you use the Tornador in the engine bay, too?

Awsome vid! I have to agree the Tornador increases speed drastically, especially when polishing the interior plastic an can replace the usage of paint brushes in around vents / slits ect. Another very simple tool you should have is a flexible hoover head extension for getting between the seats (Assuming you don't take the seats out of the car when valeting), As for the torch, I think the best bet is to use head torches as if you're inside and without natural light, you can easily miss stains on the fabric when shampooing. Only problem with the Tornador when cleaning is that its easy to blow dirt / dust over areas you have already cleaned lol

IK just makes awesome quality stuff in general. My go-to suggestion for people starting out is to buy 1 each of the Pro 2 Multi and Foamer, and for each of them get about $10 in extra supplies: a Schrader valve (car tire sizing, not the smaller bicycle sizing), some pressure tape for use in air compressor fittings, a nut to keep the valve in place on the inside of the sprayer (usually 1/4" NFT plumbing pipe thread, for size reference) and some 2-part epoxy like JB Weld to seal and secure it on the outside (I used the clear/marine type for the aesthetic value, but the original is probably ideal, honestly). You'll also need something to drill a hole the size of the valve, and if you don't already have an air compressor or a tire filling compressor like a cheap Slime model, one of those as well. Drill a hole in either the lid or upper part of the bottle the same size as the valve, wrap the valve threads in the pressure-rated tape until it takes a good amount of force to push through, put the valve in the hole and secure with the nut on the inside, and seal it with the 2-part on the outside where the valve meets the plastic material. After it cures for at least 24 hours, you can use whatever air pressure source you've got to pressurize the system, and then you don't have to waste time and energy manually pumping the sprayer nearly as much unless you choose to. Yes, you can just buy a 2 Plus and get the same result, but all the parts can be bought in multiples so cheaply that you're saving money after 1 or 2 of these modifications. I'm still using the first batch of supplies I got from Amazon after I saw the 2 Plus and decided I could do it myself, and I've done 8 of them already after only spending $20 on supplies. Plus, if you start spraying immediately after starting compression, you can do things like foam spray an entire car with your soap without losing foam quantity or having to stop in the middle to pump again because it's constantly refilling it as you're losing pressure. I like the quality of the foam produced so much, I honestly rarely even get out my foam cannon anymore because this works just as well and doesn't require me to swap tools. Saves time, effort, and money, as well as giving you one less thing to carry to a job (and/or a backup in case you forget your foam cannon, or it fails on the job). Amazing for new and established businesses alike, and increases the value of the tool dramatically with only a little added cost and some elbow grease.

Could you just use the crevice tool that’s connected with the air compressor to blow out cracks from the exterior rather than the blower? Or is the blower a better choice to buy. Great video btw!

Want to save more money? Check out these values...Most of us have a Leaf Blower, no charge, $3.00 Master Blaster spray bottles from Walmart, small bright flashlight $12, green flag tip brush $10, air blowout gun$12.00, WOW, talk about saving dollars!