Black Label Super Bee - pic heavy

512detail

512detail

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First off, A big Thank You to those assisting in my other thread. :Autopia

This was my third car club drop off, second orange Charger.

For my club, shock and awe is the only option.

This is a 3 day weekend drop off around my work days. A package that I call.."If your Mopar was mine..." offered Only to my car club friends

Products used:

Wheels/tires-
Bdx
Four star tire cleaner
Tuff shine brush-(if you don`t have one you`re missing out)
Various fancy animal hair wheel brushes
Hydro2lite
Bold n bright gel (of course) via carrand tire brush

The shiney parts-
Cirtrus red
Some buckets
Some grit guards
Kwazar foamer + snow foam
Some fancy animal hair wooden handled brushes
A magic clay mit from cobra
Some old school clay from Meguiars
An assortment of quality mitts and towels
Poorboy`s natural look
Tarmalade
Bug scrubber mf towel
Q tips, cotton swabs
Nanoskin Rain
Pinnacle exhaust cleaner + panel wipe + black label wheel coating (corsca exhaust tips)
Sonus Trim and Motor Kote

The surgery-
Rupes Duetto
Rupes Nano ibird
Rupes UHS pads (rupes blue on Nano) + 3D Adapt
Rupes Yellow Pads and yellow polish (Nano too)
Carpro gloss pad and essence (yellow pad+essence for Nano)
Good earbuds and jams (because it`s important)
Poorboy`s DMT and UMT, FTW!

The LSP-
Pinnacle Black Label Paint coating, cured + Pinnacle black label coating booster
Poorboy`s spray and gloss as final inspection wipedown.
-Celeste Dettaglio x4 on vinyl + chilled Poorboy`s Spray and Gloss for hazed Celeste wipeoff each time. (DON`T judge me, I am a madman.)
[Hood was low on clear and some parts failing already, so Essence via hand + Panel Wipe ;) w/ PBL Cleansing Polish then PBL]

I will pull a wild card and open with a video . BTW, Thanks to whoever suggested the unveiling that I did (not for me specifically but in general). Client and wife waited at garage and I opened it, unveiling the final work. Well played, I thought. :)

https://vimeo.com/167668452

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Nano upside down too ;)

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Thanks for viewing.

-Brandt K.



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Nice work, were you able to do any type of polishing in that "super bee" area? I always wonder if there are any tips for areas like that (especially the decals on the Ford Raptors)
 
Migue said:
Nice work, were you able to do any type of polishing in that "super bee" area? I always wonder if there are any tips for areas like that (especially the decals on the Ford Raptors)
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Can`t polish it...

I used Celeste dettaglio matte....

Been testing some vinyl samples for over 3 months...finally got the application, cure or lack thereof and subsequent addition layer with double haze time necessary to smooth over the marks the first coat of celeste leaves Every time. Then I did it again.

But I added a Ron approved ;) chilled Spray and gloss wipedown after each coat. Looks phenomenal in person. Seriously.
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GearHead_1 said:
It`s about time you got these done. ;) Nice work, hope your friends were pleased.
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He said...u even cleaned the wheel barrels!?...and I was like...hey mofo look at your dripping wet glassy paint, lol

Edit :wrong click again

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512detail said:
Can`t polish it...

I used Celeste dettaglio matte....

Been testing some vinyl samples for over 3 months...finally got the application, cure or lack thereof and subsequent addition layer with double haze time necessary to smooth over the marks the first coat of celeste leaves Every time. Then I did it again.

But I added a Ron approved ;) chilled Spray and gloss wipedown after each coat. Looks phenomenal in person. Seriously.
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Sorry,I didn`t specify, I meant the orange painted surfaces within the decal letters.

The matte vinyl approach was a good tip as well ,thanks.
 
Migue said:
Sorry,I didn`t specify, I meant the orange painted surfaces within the decal letters.

The matte vinyl approach was a good tip as well ,thanks.
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The entire super bee logo is a round sticker
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I waxed all of it w/celeste

Even the hemi here
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Ahhh gotcha! Looked like paint from a distance, well that`s awesome then cause I was wondering what a pain it`d be to try to polish those smaller spaces.
 
Migue said:
Ahhh gotcha! Looked like paint from a distance, well that`s awesome then cause I was wondering what a pain it`d be to try to polish those smaller spaces.
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Oh trust me I was estatic to see that was a round sticker!

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Excellent work!

Prime example of the importance of a paint gauge. Even though I don`t detail for a living, only for people that hear about me, I bought one. You just never know the paint history. I know on this job you are glad you made the investment. Plus I think it also sets you apart in the clients eyes.

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Awesome work, Brandt !

Glad you took my advice and had the car hidden from the Client and then opened the door and they got to see it all at once, lights blazing, nothing else detracting them from the experience...

I have always done this and it never fails to get a positive response from the Client.. Besides, they need to see their Baby looking its best now and again...

Don`t forget to always spray something in the fenderwell area, so it is nice and black, and matches the rest of the clean, black tire in the fender..
I have found that Meguiars Hyper Dressing works great, smells wonderful, but does not last very long..
Chemical Guys Back to Black Spray Can works really well, lasts a long time, but is pricey unless you can find it on sale or elsewhere...
They also make a product called Bare Bones that works well, but is like spraying a light oil type product.. It does not hurt anything and dries black, nice and satiny..
Griot`s makes a nice spray-able product called Under Carriage Spray that is a lot like Bare Bones..

You Killed It !!!
Dan F
 
I`m surprised there are not more write ups/reviews of the Rupes Nano. Looks like you got some good use out of it on that Mopar. Beautiful work. I really have to try Ron`s "chilled QD spritzer":)
 
LEDetailng said:
I`m surprised there are not more write ups/reviews of the Rupes Nano. Looks like you got some good use out of it on that Mopar. Beautiful work. I really have to try Ron`s "chilled QD spritzer":)
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I have used it for headlights, a pillars, front bumpers, rear bumpers and model cars

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Wow! Beautiful. Now that you have had some experience with the Nano are you happy with the long neck version or would the short neck allow you to get into tighter spaces?
 
rlmccarty2000 said:
Wow! Beautiful. Now that you have had some experience with the Nano are you happy with the long neck version or would the short neck allow you to get into tighter spaces?
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I couldn`t imagine the neck being shorter as beneficial in anything I have done with it yet.

I actually think the long neck is more versitle at getting into areas on the front end of vehicles like shown in the pics

edit---keel hitting button by accident

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