Deep Cleaning The NASTIEST Toyota

What is going on everybody and welcome back to Mad Detailing. Today's video is on this Toyota Corolla and looking at the outside it's not too bad. You can tell that it hasn't been washed in a very long time and the paint is in very bad condition and it's whenever we move to the interior of this car when it gets much worse. The seats are absolutely covered in grease, grime, you name it. The floor has a ton of food and trash and just a lot of staining but as you guys know here at Mad Detailing we're going to make this Toyota look brand new again. So if you guys are new to this channel make sure you guys like and subscribe. I post brand new videos every Thursday at 12 p.m eastern standard time. And also make sure you guys stay tuned to the very end of the video because we did get the owner's reaction when he comes to pick up his car. So starting off this detail with cleaning the engine bay we're first using our pressure washer to blow away all the loose dirt and grime. Then we'll spray the entire engine bay down with our Mad Detailing Extreme APC. We're also going to use a bunch of different brushes so we can make sure we get in all the tight cracks and crevices. Honestly this is overkill if you guys normally see me do engine bays I just you know spray it down with the APC and spray it off. But honestly we were getting pretty bored and want to spice it up a little bit so yeah enjoy. So moving on to cleaning the wheels and tires I'm using our Mad Detailing Extreme APC on the tires wheels and fender wells. Then I'll use a couple different brushes. If you guys didn't know the Extreme APC can be used as a wheel and tire cleaner. I'm using it right now at a four to one dilution ratio and our Extreme APC is honestly one of the most versatile all-purpose cleaners on the market. So if you guys would like to try this cleaner or any of our Mad Detailing products you guys can head over to www.maddetailingusa.com or you guys can shop directly on YouTube down below with Shopify. So moving on to cleaning the paint I'm using our Extreme APC diluted 10 to 1. You can also use some type of snow foam or any all-purpose cleaner but I prefer using an all-purpose cleaner as my pre-soak because when you're working on a vehicle that has this much dirt and grime you want to get as much of it removed before you move on to a contact wash. That way you're not you know moving a wash mitt around with a bunch of dirt and grime and creating a lot of swirls and scratches. And moving on to the contact wash I'm using our Mad Detailing Super Blue Soap in a foam cannon and I'm going to give the vehicle a nice hand wash with a soft microfiber wash mitt. So moving on to cleaning the interior I'm first removing all the loose trash and debris anything that is too big to be sucked up by the vacuum and then I go ahead and give this carpet a good vacuum. I'm also going to be using a drill brush to loosen up all this dog hair and all the sand that is embedded into the carpet and then we can get this carpet removed and I'll explain more about that later on in the video. And this right here is the exact reason why we pull the carpets on these nasty vehicles because there is always something underneath them. This one has some like nasty goo I don't know what it is but it's like really sticky and it's still wet and honestly the carpet in this toyota was not bad at all so you wouldn't think that there would be this much dunk underneath it but honestly the carpet nowadays in these vehicles is so cheaply made and it's so thin so anytime you guys spill anything in your car and you don't clean it up right away it seeps right through the carpet to the floor pan of the vehicle and honestly the only way to clean it is to remove the carpet. Removing the carpet is really not that big of a deal if you know how to remove these seats the center console the carpet comes out in about 35 seconds after that so it's really not a big deal for us so if you guys are wondering is it necessary to move the carpet well I mean I guess it just really depends on who you ask but we spend about two to three days sometimes you know cleaning these cars and we're not going to spend that much time effort and money just to give a customer back a vehicle that is not 100% clean so yeah it's really up to you guys but that is the main reason why we pull the carpets in all of our vehicles. And for the tools and products that I'm using on the seat extraction I'm first using our Xtreme APC as a cleaner following that up with a Milwaukee drill with a drill brush attachment and for the extractor I'm using a new machine by Mighty that they sent me and honestly I'm super stoked on this I'm going to be talking more about this in about a couple weeks I'm just testing it out and figuring out all the features but honestly this is a super game changer for my shop and I know it'll be a game for you guys as well so honestly I'm super stoked for this so make sure you guys stay tuned. So moving on cleaning the interior panels I'm using our Mad Clean all-purpose cleaner and I'm following that up with a boar's hair detail brush I'm also using a steamer to loosen up all this dirt and grime and then I'm using our compressed air to make sure I blow out all the tight cracks and crevices. And moving on to cleaning the carpet as you guys can see this is actually underneath the carpet and how bad it was um this is pretty nasty but for this I'm just using our Xtreme APC I'm lightly using a drill brush and for this you're not looking to get the stain removed because it's not gonna happen this this felt is like uh it's white and it's stained for good but what you want to do is you want to extract it or clean it until the water is 100% clean and also once you have the carpet out you have a few different options here you can extract the carpet just like this on the front and the back or you could just pressure wash the carpet which is honestly the easiest way so in this video I gave you guys the best of both worlds because I know you guys like to watch both. Before I can move on to any type of paint correction I need to clay bar the surface and for this I'm using a synthetic clay bar and our Mad Detailing clay lube. Honestly this paint is absolutely destroyed it's covered in rock chips dents scratches water spots there's a ton of pitting that it wouldn't come out no matter what you did so for this we're trying to get the paint as shiny as possible we're not worried about the crazy defects because it's just not worth it this is a daily driver it's gonna ride back on the road it's probably never gonna be washed again so my goal here is to get the car as shiny as possible so the fastest way to do that is going to be a rotary polisher I'm using a Dewalt polisher here with a wool pad and I'm using heavy cut compound I'm going to use this on the entire vehicle and I'm going to polish it out with a Rupes 21 polisher a red polishing pad and Sonax perfect finish and then to seal the paint we're going to simply use our Mad Detailing ceramic spray sealant this thing's looking crazy dude there's no way yeah they were pretty bad yeah no they were seriously bad that's insane it literally looks brand new again this is insane if my mom was here she'd be so happy dude yeah this is amazing thank you guys no problem bro holy crap and you got the hubcaps on there too damn thank you guys no thank you for real how did you get the seats that bad so I'm gonna be honest you know we're mechanics you know get kind of dirty from time to time but this thing's been like a real workhorse since like 2014 in between project cars I'm sure you guys probably found the oil spill yeah that happened a long time ago it was on the carpet right yeah I was pressurized I was like rainbow yeah no I was bringing oil to fill up the 240 back when I had it and uh kind of knocked over in there so just a lot of things just a lot of little random accidents but yeah need to treat my car better well it's got a fresh start now thank you thank you