WOBURN, MA -- Daimer Industries, Inc.®, a company globally established for its auto detailing steam cleaners, plans to offer upgrades to six of its most popular vehicle interior cleaning systems. The new machines in the company’s KleenJet® line include both standard and sanitizing models of the Mega 1000CV, Supreme 3000CV and Ultra 5000CV. The machines, which are outfitted with steam vacuum systems, will provide as much as 12% more heat, and 18% more pressure than the current models.
"Our newest auto detailing steam cleaners further improve the price versus performance value of our machines," discussed Daimer.com vehicle cleaning systems representative Matthew Baratta. "These upgrades include both our standard configurations and the antimicrobial ATIS® configurations."
Six New Interior Auto Detailing Machines
Daimer® vehicle steam cleaners are designed to clean vinyl and leather surfaces, as well as door jambs and vents. Daimer® machines with the letter “P” in the model name denote machines with the company’s ATIS® germ-killing, sanitizing technology for killing microbes and allergens.
WOBURN, MA -- Daimer Industries, Inc.®, recognized for its car washing equipment, has provided shipping specifications for its value-priced 1000CV series of steam cleaners designed for sealed/non-porous surfaces found in vehicle interiors. The new KleenJet® Mega systems include the standard-configuration Mega 1000CV and an anti-bacterial configuration Mega 1000CVP. Both auto detailing steam cleaner solutions will be sold with vacuums incorporated into the machines and will add over 10% more heat and more than 15% more pressure than existing Mega 1000CV and 1000CVP auto detailing steam cleaner machines.
"Daimer®’s Mega 1000CV and 1000CVP sealed/non-porous steam cleaner systems have been engineered for use on interior surfaces in automobiles and trucks," said Daimer.com car washing equipment spokesman Matthew Baratta. "We’ve now added both heat and psi to each unit -- a base model and a laboratory-certified, germ-stopping ATIS® model."
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What are the best auto detailing products?
Jul 18, 2007 by Yakaflat | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Mothers and Maguiars are top quality.
Bruce L | Jul 18, 2007
I have always been partial to Meguiars they are expensive but you get what you pay for.
nikowrench72 | Jul 18, 2007
Mothers products, and Meguiars. Its all pretty good really all you have to do is follow the directions which is something we all hate doing.
equipartsdude | Jul 18, 2007
MOTHER's in all aspects, wax. polish, chrome, rubber, plastic.
mycoldfeet | Jul 18, 2007
Meguiars Mirror Glaze line of products.
BillyTheKid | Jul 18, 2007
for wax nu finish.... apply to your windows even better than rain-x...... i use to detail cars. for scrubbing interiors...oxy clean all the way
mrtattoo330 | Jul 19, 2007
best website to buy auto detailing products?
Mar 29, 2009 by Vtec.Jr | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
so i wanna buy some products like shampoo (interior/exterior), super wet dressing, interior vinyl cleaner and interior dressing, trim dressing, wheel, cleaner, tire cleaner, perfume, and some microfiber but i want a website were i can buy all the products and reliabale....
I have had outstanding service and products from two companies with probably 15 orders total over time. They are:
www.autogeek.net and www.properautocare.com
Orders are shipped promptly, and they don't rip you off on the shipping fees. Great customer service from both.
BTW, I can highly recommend the ULTIMITT-COMBO wash mitt, along with the Big Blue III drying towel from Properautocare.com. I have a Grand Caravan and was a diehard chamois user for decades. After trying the big blue, good bye chamois. I can dry 95% of this big vehicle WITHOUT having to wring out the towel. It's that thirsty, and it's soft finish leave no scratches or swirl marks. The ULTIMITT wash mitt is made of a special density foam that does NOT hook on chrome logo trim or door edges like microfiber wash mitts do. In addition, both companies have TONS of information on how to properly detail your vehicle. Forums etc. Give them a try, you won't regret it.
R C | Mar 29, 2009
Summit Racing Equipment online. They have a lot of care care, show room stuff. And they are very reasonable. They have everything automotive.
JD M | Mar 29, 2009
auto detailing problem. how do you remove forever black dressing that has dried?
Apr 13, 2008 by Seymour Butz | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I accidentally got some of that forever black dressing on the painted surface immediately above and below the moldings that I was applying the product on and it appears to have dried. What is the best way to remove the excess product from the painted surface?
The forever black dressing is a popular auto detailing product that brings faded black rubber and plastic back to it's new condition. It's safe on paint but I'm just having some trouble trying to remove the excess.
Do you recommend a certain chemical to remove it?
gasoline on a rag will take it off and won't hurt the paint.
mister ss | Apr 14, 2008
Try some WD40 first to see if it will dissolve it. If you have a clear coat on your car, low odor mineral spirits on a rag might clean it off. As long as your paint has a hardner in it, it should be safe. You could call a local body/paint shop and ask them if mineral spirits is safe or just ask your hardware store that sells it. WD40 might lift it first. You will have to give it a try. I know some fine cut rubbing compound will lift it with some work. Also you can "clay bar" your car. Clay bars lift contaminates out of the paint. THey can be purchased at Auto Paint supply stores and some Auto Parts. Be sure to wear gloves and eye protection using any chemicals. Also that you are in a well ventilated area. If you do have to and are able to use mineral spirits, it is best to use outside. Maybe you will not have to use it. You could try plain rubbing alcohol as well. Good luck.
pro-diesel | Apr 13, 2008
I am opening an auto detailing shop. What are the best products to use for stain removal and carpet cleaning?
Apr 22, 2007 by all_that_glitterz2003 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I have used all different kinds of chemicals mostly the recommendations of the clerk who works at the shop. They all seem to recommend armor all. Isn't their anything better than this? Any tricks to the trade? What about pricing? I was told I undercharge. Please any help would be appreciated. I also tint, spray in bed liners, undercoat, and install ez down for trucks. Any little information would help me out. Since I am a female I get alot of crap around here for the business. Thanks, Stacey
My fiance owns an import auto repair shop, and I do most of the detailing on his customers' vehicles. These are my favorite cleaning products:
Spot Shot Instant Carpet Stain Remover--Just spray it on and let it dry...no residue or rings! It removes things like grease and shoe polish, so it's perfect for floor mats.
STP Tuff Stuff--Good for larger carpeted areas, such as trunk interiors, and upholstery (both vinyl and fabric). Best of all, it won't hurt painted or chrome finishes.
Meguiar's Hot Shine Tire Spray--Just spray lightly on the sidewalls and tires look like new. (First, clean tires to remove grease, brake dust, and mud--I use a solution of Purple Power and a handled brush.)
Invisible Glass--This glass cleaner comes in a spray can, not a trigger spray bottle, which makes it easier on tired fingers, lol. For best results, use with lint-free cloths. (Instead of paying parts-store prices for lint-free cloths, I look for sales on cloth diapers--they are larger and just as effective.)
Zep Products--These can be found at The Home Depot in the cleaning supplies department. They have a line of detailing products, including car wash, glass cleaner, multipurpose spray, etc, and are quite economical.
Car Waxes--In general, I look for products containing carnauba, as they provide a very hard, shiny gloss.
Miscellaneous Tips:
Always test an inconspicuous area before using any new cleaning product.
Never use a "slippery" cleaner (such as ArmorAll) on things like steering wheels or seats.
Invest in a good, lightweight vacuum with attachments suitable for getting into those smaller areas.
Keep a box of gallon-size Zip-Loc bags for storing things you might find underneath seats, such as loose change, toys, etc. Label the bag with the customer's name and leave it on the passenger seat...I cannot tell you how many times I've been thanked (and generously tipped) for finding and returning such items!
I hope these tips help, and I wish you the very best of luck with your new detailing shop!
Anne W | Apr 22, 2007
Where do we get complete auto detailing supplies?
Oct 24, 2009 by Vinotini | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Hi yahoo answer i need the details about auto detailing supplies for purchasing the products.
There are so many sites which gives complete information about the auto detailing supplies.I prefer detailsupplyplaza.com where we get the entire thing for the car in best quality as well as for cheaper price.For more information visit the site.We should be very careful in purchasing the auto spares .So purchase the best quality.
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