Can I just say I really appreciate that you dont have a cheesy intro. You just get right into it. Very refreshing.

That drill brush is a real time saver and saves you arms too!

Exactly what i needed to know. Chelsea you're a star and thank you for explaining everything to a tee!

@attention2detailswchelsea

Ай бұрын

Thanks! Glad it helped

Mckees looks like a legit product thanks for sharing that with us I gotta try it now! Happy detailing chelsea

3rd Just arrived home to watch your videos. Always awesome tips from the lady of the beautiful voice 👌🙏👍

the oscillating tip or whatever its called cleans matts great, no scrubbing

Another great video full of advice, we have weather Tech mats and do appreciate the great video.

Perfect timing! I just detailed a friend’s Traverse this weekend and she asked how I get the rubber mats so clean. I explained the process but now I can point her your way! I do use Super Clean but might have to try out McKees. Thanks for another great how-to Chelsea! 😎🤙

Mckees37 is the best and the rejuvenator is awesome.

Great video and informative, I also like using Mckees for floor mats .

McKee's 37 is an underrated brand. I have never been disappointed with their products. Their bug remover is one of the best I've used.

@yanniobkirk5744

3 жыл бұрын

I don't care for their secrecy of ingredients and hiding SDS sheets. Seems like they are trying to hide something.

Great tip I really appreciate your videos keep up the good work. Thank you.

Excellent video and tutorial. Great job Chelsea! 👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you for another great video …. I really enjoy learning from you 🤠

Was using McKees 37 products since 2017, now too costly for an enthusiast detailer. Still have a few items though to use.

Wow Chelsea I was just trying to clean my WeatherTech mats this past weekend and not getting good results. Thank you for this video! Oh BTW I think the brown residue is called “bloom”

Thanks for sharing! Looks like a great product 👌

Thank you for another great info and video 📹 😇🙏🏽

Just found this Channel and subscribed!....Keep up the great content😀

Great video and the Links are a big help. While watching your video, I was thinking "Where can I find a drill brush like that, I have not seen one in Home Depot or Lowes". Your link answered my question. I also enjoyed watching the video without having to listen to crappy music. Keep the videos coming.

@attention2detailswchelsea

4 ай бұрын

Glad it could help

Awesome . Thanks for the tips and great video. I got the cleaning kit from Weathertec but I do need to replace it will look at McKees

Thank you for this video!! This is exactly what my mats look like 😂

Use the same process. Great video

Great informative video

I have found that using P&S brake cleaner actually works just great on the mats and not as harsh as APC which has stained and faded a set on me.

@stevejames1563

3 жыл бұрын

Do you reduce the Brake Buster ?

@vtecaccord96

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevejames1563 yea I use it in an IK Foam Sprayer but I have used it full strength without any issues.

Well done.

@billtaglia2865

3 жыл бұрын

I see the power washer as so useful in car detailing. But, as someone who keeps my cars clean, it just doesn’t seem so necessary to use one routinely. It would be great for throwing down a foaming or cleaning the barrels of the wheels, but just don’t want to have to set it up all the time.

Thanks... video useful to me! Tip: If using a pressure washer, learn what a high pressure injection injury is and how to avoid them. They are extremely nasty and can be life threatening.

@irish89055

8 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure her machine is a low pressure one. I have a 3500 PSI machine and you just have to use common sense common sense

Do you think you could use cerakote (the one you used for restoring your plastic trim) after giving these a good clean with the McKees?

@attention2detailswchelsea

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldnt in case it gets streaky as its pretty permanent.

Never a good idea to let mats dry in direct sunlight. Grab your blower to get most of the water off them and then do what you did by sticking them to air dry out of direct sunlight.