Looking for an interior detailer in Central Florida.

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qbmurderer13

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Hey all, my girlfriend just purchased an older car that has a pretty beat up interior. I detail cars myself but dont usually touch the interior besides a vaccumm and some 1z cockpit. The carpet and seats have really really bad stains and there is junk in impossible to reach places that I would like taken care of. I would definately prefer to see some threads of your work. Must be fairly affordable as we are not planning on investing too much money in this car. If you are in the Central Florida area (Orlando or Kissimmee), or can recommend me a good detailer that does great interiors, please let me know. Thanks in advanced!
 
I'd suggest a fixed location in your area from the phone book.



Those type of operations fit the bill for you.



Actually if you don't want to invest $$$ into your girlfriend's car, you should do it. Interior work is easy.:2thumbs::2thumbs::2thumbs:
 
Meh I don't trust those phone book flyer detailers. I went at it with some Folex and a carpet brush I have for my porter cable but it didn't do jack, it never does. I suck at interior work. I'm thinking it needs a whole hot water extractor which is a good chunk of change.



Maybe someone here knows a decent wash and wax guy that does great interior work? Not looking for perfect, just want it presentable.
 
This is the best man for the job!!!! ^^^^^^^ I would choose david fermani. Hell I would let him detail my car. He is that damn good.
 
David Fermani said:
Wash & Wax guys are usually Hacks down here. If you want it done right and don't mind spending a couple hundred bucks I'll come on up and take care of it for you. Here's my interior references:



http://www.autopia.org/forum/pro-de...dirty-ferrari-w-high-definition-products.html



http://www.autopia.org/forum/pro-de...-when-seats-so-bad-they-need-powerwashed.html



http://www.autopia.org/forum/pro-de...s-450sl-complete-interior-mold-abatement.html
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Wow that IS some amazing work. Unfortunately we dont have what I assume you will charge for a job like that. Theres a couple of maintenance problems that we need to fix first. The max we are looking to spend is $150. Even if it doesnt look like what David Fermani's work, as long as the majority of the stains are out and it is presentable. It really isnt as bad now comparing it to the cars in those threads.
 
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