onr detailing news I disagree your the nicest on KZfaq bro!I

thats awesome:)...my mind works that way as well

please tell her I'm sorry:)...much love to you and your wife

love you Jonnie and i think its cool as well...now you have a soap that can strip wax and clean leather:)

Bob Brookes family in U.S? They can send you...

You can use the same thing in the video

i agree:)...thanks for the comment and keep on detailing brother:)

So u use degrease and water it down ?

i like purple power degreaser as well, i just find it leaves a little gloss behind after using and it doesn't dry right away...are you seeing that as well?...but yes its a good cleaner:)

super clean for a general cleaning...i like 8:1

thank you Bob and thats a great question..yes i have heard that some products are difficult to get in the UK...hmmmmm..let me see if i can get some answers for you...have you ever used angelwax products?..i have used a few here in the states and the product is very good!..i don't know the cost of angelwax products in the UK but i think they should work well for you and they are a UK company...thanks for your support and i will be reviewing some other products in the future that you should be able to get in the UK that work well for me and cost effective

Angel wax ,hell for leather is amazing for cleaning leather and their other products are good too ,

great question...i believe woolite is a ph of 9

@@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343 which is better for maintaining monthly cleaning? Woolite or something else? Not hammered seats.

3oz in a 32oz bottle is 10:1

no it would not damage the leather if sprayed on the perorated areas..it may be more beneficial to apply the cleaner to a soft brush first then clean the perforated areas so if your worried about cleaner dropping into the holes...hope that helps and i loved the question...much love my friend:)

Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing Thanks for the response to both of my questions. Very helpful. I really enjoy your videos and tips👍🏼

saddle soap is great for natural leather that isn't coated...for about 95% of leather found in cars, its coated in a protective layer almost like plastic, so its safe to clean and the issue of conditioning the leather since its wrapped in plastic in some ways may be unsuccessful...if i protect the leather in modern day cars I'm looking more for uv protection than moisturizing the leather..hope that helps with your question:)

I'm just giving viewers many options...all work well:)

Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing got it!

don karlo I never said I like this better than super clean. This video was for those who don't like using a strong cleaner on leather, did you miss that point?

Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing sorry Scott I meant it as a question sorry for the misunderstanding

super clean is more versatile ...this was more about those who worry about using a high ph cleaner on leather and plastics..just trying to give the viewers options...super clean is amazing:)

Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing does this also triple as a body wash? Lol

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@@dbaq9247 thank u

I didn’t hear that part either.

67blackdragon he uses Meguiars Hyper Dressing, or Meguiars Fast Finish or Meguiars Synthetic Xpress Wax

i made the video to give people options, because some don't like using a high alkaline cleaner on leather..yes super clean has more power..but you don't always need such a powerful cleaner like super clean if your taking care of your leather properly and on a regular basis...again it was just to give people options plus the purple power can be used as a car soap so its just another way i apply out of the box thinking

Same

jguyuyguyi I do that to clean microfiber towels

jguyuyguyi i use fabric shampoo on my laundry lol

I use Pantene Pro V to clean my leather...good enough for my hair and head good for my leather

True, but ph is also not just an average. The scale is logarithmic so scott is not as far off as you think.

Good question. All this soap/detergent stuff drives me crazy. I looked at labels of household APCs and they all seem to be very, very, very much the same.

Your videos are really helpfull and entertaining by the way Keep up the great work👌🏽

So, what do you do to avoid this from happening? In other words, how do you prevent the liquid cleaners from getting inside the tiny holes? Any suggestions?

Infiniti Chik I used cleaners where the "liquid" comes out as a foam. Sonax offers some of them.

Try ivory soap.

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your comment is so wrong my friend...first ask yourself what is the ph rating for plastic?...there are no fibers on modern day coated leather...and a APC diluted correctly is perfectly fine for fabric which is basically the stitching your talking about on the leather...but yes what will wear the stitching down is our fanny dragging across the stitching over time from getting in and out..should i not drive my car?..grow up and stop crying and just clean your leather:)

by the way Leatherique is probably the worst stuff you could put on leather..stop hanging out in forums and go learn the truth on how leatherique actually breaks down the coating and in turn thats why it feels soft after use..lol..again think and research before you open your mouth or type a comment out

Whats wrong with Lexol?

Also, since when does leather not have fibers???? Yet another moronic statement.

are the windows tinted with aftermarket film tint?...if not you could use a light polish on a microfiber towel and work back and forth to remove the chemical spots...that may help..let me know:)