Car Cleaning Videos

Cleaning spots on car windows caused by hard water buildup requires using an all-purpose cleaner followed by a diluted white vinegar mixture, which dissolves the calcium and environmental buildup...

Cleaning road dirt from car tires involves spraying down the tire with an all-purpose cleaner, scrubbing down the tire with a stiff-bristled brush and wiping it down with a microfiber towel. Keep...

To clean the tires on a car, first spray them down with an all-purpose cleaner, scrub in the product with a stiff-bristled brush and then apply a tire dressing with the included applicator. Wipe...

To clean the outside of a car, spray the car down with a rinse-less car cleaning product, which conserves several gallons of water, then wipe down the entire surface with a microfiber cloth. Wash...

When cleaning a car's interior, begin in the rear of the car, starting with the back seats and floorboards, and continue forward to the front seats. Then work backwards to reinspect the work....

Cleaning alloy car wheels requires first applying an all-purpose cleaner, scrubbing the wheels with a stiff-bristled brush and then wiping off the product with a microfiber cloth. Finish cleaning...

To clean an egged car, rinse off the area as soon as possible, rub the stain down with a microfiber cloth, and repeat the process until the egg stain is completely removed. Catch egg and bird...

Cleaning haze off of car headlights requires a headlight cleaning system of progressively finer sandpaper that smooths out the haze. Finish off newly sanded headlights using a sealant with...

To clean insects off a car's exterior, spray down the area with a diluted all-purpose cleaner, scrub the area with a soft-bristled brush and wipe off the product with a microfiber towel. Remove...

To clean car floor mats, first beat the mats to remove excess dust, vacuum the mats to remove dirt and then shampoo them with a rinse-less carpet detergent. Let car floor mats air dry before...

Cleaning a smoke-damaged car involves first shampooing the car thoroughly, including the carpets and upholstery, and then sprinkling baking soda over the fabrics before using a fogger or odor...

Cleaning carpets in a car requires using a stiff-bristled brush to loosen the dirt and debris, pushing all of the dirt into a single pile and using crevice tools on a vacuum cleaner to suck up the...

To clean car plastic, mist a plastic-specific product onto a microfiber cloth, wipe down the stained area and follow up with a plastic conditioner. Avoid using harsh cleaners that could discolor...

Cleaning the car's dashboard and center console requires using a very mild glass cleaner so as not to damage any screens, buttons or glass on the console. Use a small paint brush to loosen dust...

To clean car seat belts, use a product specific for that material, extend the seat belt out and rub the product in with a microfiber towel. Repeat the process until the stain is removed from the...

Cleaning car seat tracks requires the use of a stiff-bristled brush as well as paint brushes of varying sizes to loosen debris in small, tight areas. Brush out dirt from the car seat tracks with...

When cleaning car upholstery, always use a product specifically designed for the material, whether it be leather, vinyl or fabric, and always follow up with a conditioner that will extend the life...

When cleaning leather car seats, first remove loose debris with a stiff-bristled brush, spray a leather cleaner onto a microfiber cloth to wipe the seats down, and condition the leather with a...

Cleaning the velour interior of a car requires applying a vleour-specific cleaning agent to a microfiber cloth and wiping down the velour area of the car. Use a stiff-bristled brush to loosen dirt...

Cleaning the convertible top on a car requires using a cleaning product specifically designed for the top material, whether it be cloth or vinyl. Follow the instructions on a convertible top...

To clean a car license plate, use a screwdriver to remove the plate, brush off dirt and debris from the surface, spray the plate with a cleaner and wipe it down with a microfiber cloth. Keep a...

Cleaning automobile vinyl requires using a product specifically designated for vinyl, misting that product onto a microfiber cloth and wiping down the surface. Follow up with a vinyl conditioner...

To clean a car ceiling, avoid using a lot of moisture on its surface as it can cause the adhesive to dissolve, but a rinse-less detergent product misted onto a microfiber cloth is the best way to...

Cleaning the headliner in a car requires using a microfiber cloth and a rinse-less detergent, gently rubbing back and forth while avoiding the lights, compartments and sun visor. Keep a car's...

Cleaning a car windshield involves misting the glass with a glass cleaner, wiping it down with a paper cloth and drying the windshield with a microfiber towel. Keep the inside of a car's...

To clean a leather vehicle interior, use a leather-specific detergent on a microfiber cloth to remove stains and residue, followed by a good leather conditioner to replace the natural oils in the...

Install the heater duct after installing replacement automotive carpet. Installing a heater duct is easier with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on automotive maintenance.

The console bracket is installed after replacing automotive carpet. Learn how to install a car console bracket with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on automotive maintenance.

Don't force install connectors in the automobile computer after replacing the carpet. Ease car computer connectors in correctly with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on...

Installing an automobile console is done in two halves after replacing automotive carpet. Discover the difference in both car console parts with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free...

After replacing an automotive carpet, be sure to remember the difference between right and left kick and pillar panels. Reinstall kick and pillar car panels with tips from a certified master...

When replacing automotive carpet, make sure there is an insert for each door. Learn more about installing car door inserts with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on...

Remembering to Install seat belt latches is important after replacing automotive carpet. Rediscover how to install car seat belt latches with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free...

After replacing automotive carpet remember to pull each seat belt through before installing the rear seat. Find out more about installing rear car seats with tips from a certified master mechanic...

Installing the backrest requires two separate pieces after installing an automotive carpet. Discover how to install a car backrest with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on...

The last thing to do after replacing automotive carpet is installing the front seats. Finish replacing automotive carpet with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on automotive...

The heat duct must be removed before replacing automotive carpet. See what removing a heat duct looks like in this free video on automotive maintenance from a certified master mechanic.

Removing the lock module is the last step before replacing old automotive carpet. Find out how to remove a car lock module with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on...

Three clips hold automotive carpet in place and can be removed by hand or special tool. Figure out which car rug removal method is easier with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free...

Remove the foot rest pedal before removing the rest of the automotive carpet. Learn how to remove a car foot rest pedal with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on automotive...

Clean out any debris before installing new replacement automotive carpet. Discover how long to let a car sit before putting in new carpet with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free...

Make sure the driver side carpet matches the passenger side when installing replacement automotive carpet. Install automotive carpet correctly with tips from a certified master mechanic in this...

After replacing automotive carpet on the driver's side, install the lock module. Find out how to install a car lock module with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on...

Replacing automotive carpet requires the right tools. Be prepared with the correct tools for replacing vehicle rugs with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on automotive...

Vacuum the automobile before replacing the carpet and removing the driver seat. Get detailed information on removing a car driver seat before taking out a vehicle rug with tips from a certified...

When replacing automotive carpet, both front and back bolts need to be removed before pulling out the passenger seat. See how to remove a car passenger seat with tips from a certified master...

Before replacing automotive carpet, remove push pins on the back of the driver side backrest. Learn about the tool to help remove push pins easier from a certified master mechanic in this free...

Remove carpet first from the passenger side backrest when replacing automotive carpet. Find out more about removing a passenger side backrest with tips from a certified master mechanic in this...

When replacing automotive carpet, move seat belts out of the way before removing rear seats. Discover how to remove car back seats with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on...

Seat belt latches have two bolts that need to removed before replacing an automotive carpet. Remove car seat belt latches properly with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on...