Polish Angel Esclate and Rapidwaxx Ram

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Sunday-

got up at 730 to drive 84 miles to the home of my GOld Mango Hellcat and previous black PBL Hellcat owner to fulfill the appointment he booked after I finished merely a fender and door on his Hellcat

keep in mind water restrictions in this town do not allow bucket washing, i could only rinseless wash

enter Mckees n914 rinseless wash FTW again!
all I brought was 2 unopened gallons of dislittled h20 and one bucket with twisty top lid

also brought 64oz of mckees rw at ww/lube for ww presoak etc

cobra clay mitt
polish angel esclate via yellow pad on speed 4 on my rupes
duetto sat this one out but the mk2 21 was the mvp of the polishing yet i made good use of the mini and only used the nano on the tiny areas and the front bumper/chrome

topped with polish angel rapidwaxx
polish angel diver on glass

forgot my polish angel supersport so after rw the wheels I used rapidwaxx

dmmts, umts glass towels, even brought out my poorboys waffle weave for a visit with this Mopar

 

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[WT Taggart]

Nice work sir, vehicle looks fantastic.


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[512detail]

Nice work sir, vehicle looks fantastic.


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thank you. esclate is pretty impressive stuff and the rapidwaxx was icing on the cake here

 

[Civicclutch]

So I`ve never lived anywhere near a water restriction area so how does one survive with all the dirt on a vehicle because of it


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So I`ve never lived anywhere near a water restriction area so how does one survive with all the dirt on a vehicle because of it


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well (as you may know) some people can live with dirt on their vehicle(s)

this guy takes his vehicles through a drive through wash that is touchless, but the same place does hand dry the vehicle (probably with bad towels) and sprays on some terrible tire stuff
I told him I`d give him a few towels if he had the nerve to make them use them and I think I will donate a few this next week to him. I refilled his spray and gloss, so at least him and his wife use the stuff I give them.
he parks that truck under a tree. he might have enough room to fit it in the other part of his garage but he`d have to take everything out. I wouldn`t be surprised if it was parked in there next Sunday when I come to do the interior of his Hellcat

 

[RaydiantDetail]

great work!
Ive been thinking about offering some on site mobile detailing services using waterless washes but the idea of not having a pressure washer scares me lol.

 

[Ronkh]

Great clarity and reflection!

 

[65chevy]

nice job there

 

[DaveT435]

Looks great Brandt!

 

[rlmccarty2000]

Looking real good there. The more I work with McKees 914, the more I like it. I find myself not doing bucket washes unless my wheels are filthy. I`m still not on board with doing my nasty wheels rinselessly (is that a word?).

 

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thanks everyone. I will have to say that esclate was a joy to work with. smells great too and the only dusting I got was from figuring out/remembering how little pa stuff you need to use on the pad

did the entire truck with 2 7inch pads, 2 3inch pads, and 2 inch nano pads

the pad never really got that bad to warrant changing but i went with a fresh pad halfway through anyways

i could definitely notice an improvement from just the esclate finishing/cleansing polish which does have nuba in it, its technically an aio but works best as a prep to pa spray like rapidwaxx here

I`d bet master sealant would have been nice after esclate, might have to try that sometime

 

[Migue]

great work!
Ive been thinking about offering some on site mobile detailing services using waterless washes but the idea of not having a pressure washer scares me lol.

I used to feel the same way, now my PW is sitting in my garage covered in dust and webs, can`t remember the last time I used it. I have a compact vehicle so simplifying is a must for me.