Cleaning and Treating Water-Damaged Interior Components
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Moldy Rolls Royce Phantom is GUTTED: Evaluating Interior Condition & The Long Road Ahead...
What happens here
The disassembled leather pieces and plastic backings are cleaned. The video shows Logan cleaning a trim piece that had been underwater, noting its initial "really gross" condition. She uses Lexol and Clorox products to address the dirt and potential biological growth. Separated components, including leather and foam-backed panels, are laid out on a cardboard surface for cleaning and drying. The presence of black mold on the back of a piece (likely foam or fabric backing) is visually confirmed.
Goal: Remove dirt, grime, and mold from interior components and assess the condition of the materials.
Tools and materials
- Clorox wipes/spray Clorox — Disinfecting and cleaning mold (use with caution on leather), Detail brush Unknown
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