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    The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Took a few moments yesterday to put this together....

    *decoder- LNB- Liquid Natty`s Blue
    S&G- Spray and Gloss
    PWS- Polish w/Sealant


    What you need:

    I strongly recommend keeping a few small spray bottles to switch out to as the bottle will only be cold for so long




    What we have here is LNB allowed to sit for 30 mins

    A spritz or two


    Dmt wipe
    Flip for final buff


    put sunglasses on and enjoy


    Thanks for viewing

    -Brandt K.


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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Nicely done !
    Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It`s good to be da King !!!
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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Quote Originally Posted by Ronkh View Post
    Nicely done !
    just following[edit: suggestions] from the King


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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Quote Originally Posted by 512detail View Post
    just following orders from the King
    Not orders, just suggestions
    Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It`s good to be da King !!!
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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Quote Originally Posted by Ronkh View Post
    Not orders, just suggestions
    haha

    touché

    edited


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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Interesting!! So keeping a few small bottles in the fridge to keep PB SG cold for better results? I`ve thought about what temperature could do to products for a long time. I`ll have to try it out. Maybe we need to come up with an insulated spray bottle to keep the product cold for longer time.
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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Quote Originally Posted by Vega@Autopia View Post
    Interesting!! So keeping a few small bottles in the fridge to keep PB SG cold for better results? I`ve thought about what temperature could do to products for a long time. I`ll have to try it out. Maybe we need to come up with an insulated spray bottle to keep the product cold for longer time.
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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method


    Quote Originally Posted by Vega@Autopia View Post
    Interesting!! So keeping a few small bottles in the fridge to keep PB SG cold for better results? I`ve thought about what temperature could do to products for a long time. I`ll have to try it out. Maybe we need to come up with an insulated spray bottle to keep the product cold for longer time.


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    Ray,


    http://www.autopia.org/forums/poorboy-s-world-forum/184426-nattys-liquid-paste-layering-advice.html

    check out that thread for more info on the idea...Ron and Steve know better than me

    apparently the cold lowers solvents and increases shine or some scientific thing- either way It just works!


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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    <---- dunno nuttin...

    I`m just a hack as I`ve been told
    Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It`s good to be da King !!!
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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Quote Originally Posted by Ronkh View Post
    <---- dunno nuttin...

    I`m just a hack as I`ve been told
    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)


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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    What does "LNB" stand for?

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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Liquid Nattys Black!!! C`mon Poorboys!

    (Just kidding - LNB = Liquid Nattys Blue, I think in this case)
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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Is "S & G" Spray and Gloss?

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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Quote Originally Posted by 512detail View Post
    Took a few moments yesterday to put this together....


    What you need:

    I strongly recommend keeping a few small spray bottles to switch out to as the bottle will only be cold for so long




    What we have here is LNB allowed to sit for 30 mins

    A spritz or two


    Dmt wipe
    Flip for final buff


    put sunglasses on and enjoy


    Thanks for viewing

    -Brandt K.


    Sent from my SM-G900P using Tapatalk
    Nice work! I like the idea of several small bottles. I notice that my water is much warmer at the end of spit shining than at the beginning(duh)and wondered if that affected the results. Good idea!

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    Re: The chilled spray and gloss shock method

    Quote Originally Posted by EXPDetailing View Post
    Is "S & G" Spray and Gloss?
    Sure is.

 

 
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