slickooz

Got the chance to use both my machine since I was so busy last week. I didn't have any dirty mats because I use all weather, so I asked my neighbor to test it on hers.

Her carpets weren't that bad because she had rubber mats on top of them. I use APC+ and brush, then I steamed and extracted the mats. I thought they turned out great.

Here are some before and afters.












Any question feel free to ask.

ACE2790

Looks like it turned out pretty well, I have definitely looked into those types of machines but can't seem to pull the trigger. How much did those set you back?

slickooz

For both those machine it came out to be around 1520 shipped.

jwr0ng626

iTrader: (1)

Thats ridiculously expensive.. lol but the carpets did come out great.

What products/methods were u using before? were they not effective?

slickooz

I was using APC+ with brush, but I was never satisfied with the results on heavy soiled carpets. The steamer does a good job opening up the fibers in the carpet and extractor does a great job getting stains out.

I'm trying to start my own side business so I just wanted to start on the right foot.

ACE2790

It definitely seems like you have, the right tools make all the difference in the world.

slickooz

If your planning on detailing full-time or couple cars a week, I would definitely look into getting these machine. They will pay for itself with couple details. And can be very useful inside the house.

Hopefully I will be working on a mini van tomorrow if weather permits. Will have a more through write up once finished.

v|nsan|ty

That is some top notch equipment you have there. Nicely done!