Lincoln/Dodge Ram Detail with Fortador

[Street5927]

Happy New Year to everyone! I hope everyone has a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year! I was able to finally put the Fortador to the test and completely detailed two vehicles with it. The first was the Lincoln with an interior and exterior detail and a synthetic sealant. The Ram had a ceramic coating maintenance wash and reboot. Both vehicles, completely done....in 4 hours, about 2.5 gallon of water and a very small amount of chemicals.

Process:

• Wet Steam rinse with chemical injection on entire vehicle.
• Spray a pre-rinse on entire vehicle
• Apply wheel/tire cleaner
• Agitate wheels/wells
• Wet Steam Rinse entire vehicle
• Spray Iron-X (Lincoln Only) since Ram didn`t need it
• Dry Steam to remove Iron-X and Dry (at the same time)
• Lincoln - Synthetic sealant applied. Ram - Reboot
• Treat tires and all plastics

Interior: (Lincoln)

• Dry steam all plastics and windows.
• Spray leather cleaner on seats and other leather surfaces
• Clean all windows, door jambs, etc.
• Apply a UV protectant to plastics and a leather treatment to leather
• Vacuum all carpets
• Steam and treat Weathertech mats

 

[Sizzle Chest]

They came out nicely!!

 

[dcjredline]

Without before pics its really hard to tell how great the result is. They do look nice tho.

 

[Lonnie]

street 5927:
Happy New Year to you!!!
How does the Fortado compare to your old Vapor Rhino Steamer?
What is the manufacturer`s name and product name of the "chemical" you used with the Fortador injection?

By the way, what did you do with your old Vapor Rhino Steamer?
I only know about your use of it from your epic thread on cleaning up a chili spill.
Reference: https://www.autopia.org/forums/clic...91227-hungry-chili-spill.html?highlight=chili

Great work on these two vehicles. What was the ambient temperature like outside when you used the Fortador for steaming??
I am wondering if you plan on using this steamer outside when the temps are slightly below freezing (32°F) like you did with your old Vapor Rhino.