Who else here /spotlesscar/

>>16518424
Spotless... Just like this thread

>>16518424
That's pretty fuggin clean OP. Mirin

>>16518424
Do you use a carpet cleaner machine to clean carpets? Or just soap and brush? Turn this thread into a detailing thread

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I've got too much stuff in it that I'd never bother to remove it all just to keep it spotless

I'm also constantly going in and out of it in work clothes, putting gear behind the seats and so on

I kept the Mercedes pretty fucking clean tho

I havent washed my car in 3 years

its actually tinted green and grey in some spots when it used to be white

>>16519078
Not mine. Its a picture from the internet from some detailing company. Mine is clean but no pictures until I make it shine.

>>16519219
What r those red cables?

>>16521158
Prob cables for a dash cam

>>16519219

No, your Mercedes will never be clean with those wires where they are.

>guy threw up in my car and ruined my seats
>didnt even apologize
>this was two months ago and my seat is still fucked

>tfw i hate my car now

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>>16521510
you know what to do anon

what a motherfucker

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>>16521628
I told him he's not allowed in my car until he fixes it or pays for tbe damage

But i actually just had a really good idea.

>buy bucket of paint
>toss it all over the interior of his gf's car
>end

What color should the paint be? Im thinking brown, so it looks like someone shat everywhere.

Maybe ill cut open the seats, shit in them, then stitch them back up so the smell will be there forever.

I will have revenge

>>16518424
>No matter the make or model...who else here keeps their car spotless?

I have a "shopvac" in the garage and it is always convenient to use since there is plenty of room to move around. So it is easy to keep the car vacuumed out. I use rubber mats because those are easy to clean especially with mud during the winter rainy season.

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>>16521664

>take seat out
>take upholstery off
>smear shit into cushions
>replace upholstery

Bonus if the car has heated seats. Built in turdwarmer for dat smell.

>>16518424
i bought a car used, its pretty clean other than a few small oil spots on the seats. but hair. holy shit dog hair everywhere. what do i do to remove this hair

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>>16521510

>>16521732
Get one of those vacuums with the twirly bit in the head

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>>16521158
Wires to the detonator.
Power cables to the extra lights I had on it

>>16521178
They were put like that so they'd be quick and easy to remove

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>>16521732
A rubber bristle brush/rubber hair remover works well. Brush and hoover. I have a brush head that snapped off that I use, and a green thing I got off if eBay.

Similar to pic, also my brother used the same sort of thing when he valeted at a used cars place.

Gets most of the hairs out of my car (I own a lurcher that is greyhound x collie and sheds hair like a collie)

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>>16521886
Rally lights are my fetish hnnng

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>>16522555
Well, dont move here then - you'll see it every day on a good 50% of all the cars aged 10 years or older, and maybe 25% of all cars newer than that