This is a 2001 Ford F-150, he is thinking about selling it and stepping up to a F-250 7.3L. Well this interior hasn't been cleaned since 2001, and I think that it was vacuumed maybe once the whole time he has owned it. I won't even tell you what the bed looks like under that tonneau cover :willy:
Anyways here are the results
Products Used:
Ridgid Shop VAC
Adam's Products
Leather & Interior Cleaner
Leather Conditioner
Red Foam Applicator
Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner
Carpet & Upholstery Brush
Adam's Edgeless Utility Towels
Driverside Floor Mat
Floor Mat Out (Thing was so soiled that it tore at the point by just moving it )
**See soiled spot where his foot normally sits
Broke out the Weapons
Set to Stream and soaked Soiled area
Sprayed rest of mat
After using the brush look at all the sand and grit down in the fibers. The C&U Brush is awesome! I was careful and avoided the "Lariat" stitching per Adam's advice in Vol. 6 DVD
Done! (Spots that are dark are just still damp, let them sit out in this 90* weather and they dried right up!)
This is all the grit that came out by simply shaking it (yes that includes the globs of caked on dirt you see)
Now under the mats and the surrounding areas
AFTER!
Floor Mat Reinstalled and dried, you can see where there is hardly any carpet left where he rests his heel
Now the seats, I couldn't figure out why I didn't get as good results on his seats as I do on mine, but then again my seats get regularrlly conditioned and they are better quality. He has never had tint on the truck either and this Southern Heat/Sun has really treated it badly . Proof of what UV rays do to interior
Anyways Here we go!
What I started with
Seat Back (See soiled area near the "Lariat")
Pulled out My arsenal
This is what the seats looked like after LC
Then this is what the back looked like after just L&IC. It didn't remove that stain with the brush or towel. It was pretty nasty
I just did that little bit and the seats just to show him how the interior could look. But he doesn't want me to do anything to the truck . He just laughs at me when I spend over an hour on my truck
It is a sickness though, but now he sees the before and after and the Passenger side vs. the driver side I hope he sees the light
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This is a 2001 Ford F-150, he is thinking about selling it and stepping up to a F-250 7.3L. Well this interior hasn't been cleaned since 2001, and I think that it was vacuumed maybe once the whole time he has owned it. I won't even tell you what the bed looks like under that tonneau cover
:willy:
Anyways here are the results
Products Used:
Ridgid Shop VAC
Adam's Products
Driverside Floor Mat
Floor Mat Out (Thing was so soiled that it tore at the point by just moving it
)
**See soiled spot where his foot normally sits
Broke out the Weapons
Set to Stream and soaked Soiled area
Sprayed rest of mat
After using the brush look at all the sand and grit down in the fibers. The C&U Brush is awesome! I was careful and avoided the "Lariat" stitching per Adam's advice in Vol. 6 DVD
Done! (Spots that are dark are just still damp, let them sit out in this 90* weather and they dried right up!)
This is all the grit that came out by simply shaking it (yes that includes the globs of caked on dirt you see)
Now under the mats and the surrounding areas
AFTER!
Floor Mat Reinstalled and dried, you can see where there is hardly any carpet left where he rests his heel
Now the seats, I couldn't figure out why I didn't get as good results on his seats as I do on mine, but then again my seats get regularrlly conditioned and they are better quality. He has never had tint on the truck either and this Southern Heat/Sun has really treated it badly
. Proof of what UV rays do to interior
Anyways Here we go!
What I started with
Seat Back (See soiled area near the "Lariat")
Pulled out My arsenal
This is what the seats looked like after LC
Then this is what the back looked like after just L&IC. It didn't remove that stain with the brush or towel. It was pretty nasty
I just did that little bit and the seats just to show him how the interior could look. But he doesn't want me to do anything to the truck
. He just laughs at me when I spend over an hour on my truck 
It is a sickness though, but now he sees the before and after and the Passenger side vs. the driver side I hope he sees the light
How'd I do?
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