Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method
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Ronkh
<---- dunno nuttin...
I`m just a hack as I`ve been told
I`m just the hack who taught this hack :bubba
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512detail
But its an achievement hack status though :)
I`d say your knowledge of using PB products is second to only PB Steve probably (besides whoever makes it I suppose)
He`s pretty much up there after years of shows with us ;)
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nickclark08
Liquid Nattys Black!!! C`mon Poorboys!
Not this year .. too many other products to get out ;)
Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method
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nickclark08
Liquid Nattys Black!!! C`mon Poorboys!
(Just kidding - LNB = Liquid Nattys Blue, I think in this case)
they need to mix black paste with black hole - that would be killer! call it Liquid Nattys Black Out :)
Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method
does QD + play the same chilled?
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512detail
does QD + play the same chilled?
I found it coagulated and was a bit harder to spray .. but you can give it a shot ..
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Poorboy
I found it coagulated and was a bit harder to spray .. but you can give it a shot ..
the first time I tried this I left S and G in freezer too long and the sprayer was stuck!
so I keep it in the fridge now...makes for some interesting conversations when someone is over and asks why I have spray bottles in my fridge :) :wacko
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512detail
...makes for some interesting conversations when someone is over and asks why I have spray bottles in my fridge :) :wacko
I keep some interesting things in my freezer ... keeping stuff on ice ;)
Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method
A cold shock helps your wax to cure, I`ve heard. If you`ve noticed more gloss or reflectivity with cold vs. not-cold S&G, then it might be that you`re looking at cured wax rather than uncured, which can be hazy. ?? I`m always pleased with how good cars look after that first wash following a wax. Could be hydro-symbiosis.
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Ahhhh the good old days of "spit shining" carnuaba waxes !!
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WaxAddict
A cold shock helps your wax to cure, I`ve heard. If you`ve noticed more gloss or reflectivity with cold vs. not-cold S&G, then it might be that you`re looking at cured wax rather than uncured, which can be hazy. ?? I`m always pleased with how good cars look after that first wash following a wax. Could be hydro-symbiosis.
I remember waxing, then leaving the car in the sun to "bake" then hitting with a hose late afternoon........
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Pats300zx
Ahhhh the good old days of "spit shining" carnuaba waxes !!
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Me no likey getting old
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Hey guys send me your spray waxes I`ll chill them all and spit shine em, lol
Me still young
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So in that case, ones head Can be up their ... lol
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Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method
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Ronkh
mine normally is
Ron we need some vette forum updates soon
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