After the Rain: Detailed '06 Escalade Pearl White

Dust2Glory

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Well for two weeks I have been outta commission, we had been getting but rain, rain, rain! :mad: Well thank God it's stopped and hopefully for a while!:righton: So this is the 2nd detail for today and by the end I was done.:( So here we go!

Wash:
RL shampoo w/ wax
white/yellow schmitt
Plenty of Stoners Tarminator
Dry w/chamoi, the air compressor and large mf towel

Wax:
Cyclo w/ green pad
Some pink moose (this stuff stinks)

Body:
Wheels cleaned with PB gloss spray
Tires and trim dressed with RL exterior dressing
Windows in/out SIG via Cobra WW

Interior:
RL apc via mf and brush for vents and buttons
RL extractor solution on carpet and floor mats

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Looking good padna! How you liking those waffle weaves on the glass...? What kind of applicator do you use on the tires?
 
Very nice! I like how you do those Before/After shots at the same angle.
 
Was the interior done by hand? If not, what machine(s) or tools. Finally, what is RL?
 
If I'm not mistaken RL = Right Look

Very nice detail bro, I like how you do your picture lay out very nice I'm trying to the before and then after but I always take to many pictures and I just want to post all of them hahahaha I'll give it a try on th evehicle I'm working on.

I like the work you do Dust, you do a nice job and I like the way you finish a vehicle...nice detail bro and thanks for sharing.
 
Well done!! Sure had a lot of bugs on it before!!
It is nice to see the owner obviously tries to keep it clean inside.
 
ehuth1 said:
Looking good padna! How you liking those waffle weaves on the glass...? What kind of applicator do you use on the tires?

i use a green bristle body brush... spray dressing into brush then apply. wipe off excess with mf
 
mjfx said:
Was the interior done by hand? If not, what machine(s) or tools. Finally, what is RL?

i have a 3stage vac/extractor system from rightlook... so i vac out the car, then i have a water heater, gets up to 210 degress F. extract the carpets.

RL= Rightlook.com
 
Joy, Ito, Al, Nice--- always appreciate feedback from you guys. I got two more jobs today!!! so more posts to come
 
Good job on the Escalade. Glad you got a break in the weather. Man has it been raining a lot here in Texas!
 
Reddwarf said:
Good job on the Escalade. Glad you got a break in the weather. Man has it been raining a lot here in Texas!

Thanks... supposedly more rain is coming!!! I can't handle anymore!!!
 
Yet more great work by you Dust. I always look forward to your posts so as the weather cooperates keep them coming. I like to measure my work by a lot of you on here since I am new to this and was just wondering how long that detail took you. I recently did about the same detail to my wife's Suburban and was wondering if I was in the same ballpark time wise.
 
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wolfpacker92 said:
Yet more great work by you Dust. I always look forward to your posts so as the weather cooperates keep them coming. I like to measure my work by a lot of you on here since I am new to this and was just wondering how long that detail took you. I recently did about the same detail to my wife's Suburban and was wondering if I was in the same ballpark time wise.

bout 4 1/2 hrs... and i appreciate the words
 
Thanks Dust I must be getting better because the Suburban took me just a shade over 5 hours and I did XMT 360 and then DP Surface Shield sealant but I didn't have to do much of anything to the interior.
 
Dust..nice job..again! that interior you got looking mint. I don't even want to know how you took this pic..very cool..still picking grass out of your ear from taking it????
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richy said:
Dust..nice job..again! that interior you got looking mint. I don't even want to know how you took this pic..very cool..still picking grass out of your ear from taking it????
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ya it's even harder to explain how it take pics like this. bacsically set the camera on the ground. try to angle it right and then snap. i don't know what it looks like until after it's taken
 
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