Chemical Guys SPI_191 Lightning Upholstery Review

I have detailed 100 cars with this straight off a car auction, let me assure you I am getting real disaster carpets and seats. This chemical does an amazing job and its value is insane. I dilute it 16:1 for added impact. I have acid based chemicals that can be a bit stronger but honestly not by much and it's a lot safer to use on other things in the car. Overspray may leave a white residue but will not stain and can be easily wiped off. Don't oversaturate.

With just a little cleaning with a carpet washer my carpet was saved! After 2 young children, 3 dogs and 2 cats I couldn't find anything that would bring this rug closer to its original color and I was ready to replace it. But this cleaner saved me sooooo much money! Removes not only stains, but also all unpleasant odors. I tried the clear solution in my shampoo but the strong solution was more difficult to rinse off completely. I had to dilute it more in the shampoo tank, about 1:4. Amazing…

I have previously purchased this cleaner in a spray can and it has worked great The reason for the one star is that I was only given a half gallon on delivery because the other The box was halfway across when it ran out. Just because you covered the pitcher in plastic and just a few bubbles from the plastic wrap doesn't mean it won't leak, especially if you put it in a box. Now I've paid over $30 for it and expected $30 not to be worth $15, so someone, be it Chemist or Revain, owes me the other

Like many others, I found this product while browsing Detail Geek's YouTube crash details. For my first test, I diluted it 20:1 as recommended, applied with a garden sprayer and shook with a drill on a Jeep Grand Cherokee used as a farm truck and rarely (if ever) cleaned. Surprisingly, this has helped me get dirt, coffee, sticky food stains and who knows what off of these carpets with an extractor and now they look and smell amazing. I understand why this stuff gets great reviews and I would…

Yes, it really works. But the foam is too much. I'm used to non-sudsing cleansers and would prefer it too. Foam removal requires the same work as the cleaning process and leaves the fabric stiff if not rinsed and removed. My homemade carpet cleaner worked fine until the suds filled the catch tray and the suction stopped - had to use a wet vacuum. I have used it to clean my carpet at home and have removed some amazing stubborn stains, but unfortunately not all. I think it will still be…

This is a standard dry cleaning. And that's about the same price I bought it at in bulk purchases. Basically, you dilute the material with water as directed, spray it on all the upholstery (car interior, sofa, chairs, etc.) and then rub the material in with a soft nylon brush, which you can buy for about a dollar. Then wipe the upholstery with a clean white cloth. Dirt is transferred to a clean white towel that can be machine washed with regular detergent. A few invisible crystals will remain…