Our Products | Everything We Use To Detail Your Car

We often get asked about what we use to clean certain parts of the car, what chemicals do you use? What tools do you use? This blog is a complete list of what we use, how we use it when we use it, and why we use it for all of our packages. Enjoy!

Interior Tools

Rigid Shop Vacuum: The Rigid Shop Vac is the most popular vacuum for detailers. It is a powerful and quiet unit that can help remove some of the toughest dirt and debris. We use this for all of our interior packages.

Wagner Steamer: The Wagner Steamer is a compact but powerful portable steamer. This helps kill bacteria and odors with extreme heat. We use the steamer on our Interior Shampoo And Reset Detail Package.

Tornador Air Tool: The Tornador massively improves the efficiency of the detail. It is an air tool with a little plastic tube that spins around very fast. This helps loosen dirt, debris, and hair from the carpets or hard-to-reach places, making it easier to vacuum. We use this tool on all of our interior Packages.

Drill Brush: Our Drill Brushes attach to our drill and we use them to agitate (scrub) surfaces such as floor mats, carpets, and more. These are really great for lifting up dirt before you extract it and are a crucial step in our carpet shampooing process. We use these for both of our Interior Packages.

Lily Brush: The Lily Brush helps us remove pet hair from carpets. It is an extremely important tool to have when we detail a car with lots of pet hair. We use this for both of our Interior Packages if needed.

Pump Sprayers: We love our pump sprayers. Not only because they save us a bunch of time, but because they are also super easy to use. We use these for the interior and exterior of the car to apply a chemical to a surface.

Extractor: We converted another shop vac into a powerful extractor using a wet filter and a new nozzle head. this thing is amazing for interior details.

Interior Chemicals

Meguiars All-Purpose-Cleaner: We use this APC for cleaning rubber mats, plastics, and leather.

Invisible Glass Cleaner: Our favorite glass cleaner that gives a streak-free finish.

Meguiars Leather Conditioner: Our favorite leather conditioner to leave your car seats soft and supple.

3D Carpet Cleaner: Our automotive carpet shampoo that we use for our Interior Shampoo And Reset Detail.

Exterior Tools

Electric Pressure Washer: We use our pressure washer to rinse rubber mats on the interior and to rinse the exterior of the car. When you see a “pressure washer” do not freak out and think it will ruin your paint, our pressure washer has a low PSI and is completely safe for your paint.

Foam Cannon: The foam cannon is one of the most fun tools and satisfying things when it comes to detailing. You add soap and water to it and attach it to your pressure washer. Out of it comes a thick layer of soapy foam. We use our foam cannon to apply a generous amount of soap to the car when we wash it.

Microfiber Wash Towels: Instead of using microfiber wash mitts, we use microfiber towels. We fill one bucket with soapy water and some towels. We foam the car down in soap and fold the towel into quarters, this way we can have eight sides of the towel to work with, one for each panel, the towels are cleaned after every detail so that way there is no scratching or marring during our wash process.

Buckets: We use two buckets for our exterior details, one is for our wheel bucket, and the other is our wash bucket (We use it for the rest of the vehicle). The wheel bucket has a variety of brushes in it along with some water and wheel cleaner to clean the wheels.

Clay Mitt: Many people get confused when they hear detailers talk about “claying” the car. it is basically using a section of synthetic clay (kind of like a Play-Doh material) and running it across the surface of the paint, glass, etc to pick up embedded contaminants that do not come off with a regular wash such as tar, sap, bird droppings, artillery fungus, etc. We use this for our Decon Wash and Wash And Wax packages.