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@@StarBoiGoD only seen a dolphin 🐬 and some sheep’s head. lol I don’t need that problem on a plastic raft!!

@@waxonwaxoffmd ok thanks because I do boatDetailing and man I’m scared to go under that thing

@@StarBoiGoD lol yeah it gets a little spooky sometimes. I also work by my self so extra spooky 👻

@@waxonwaxoffmd daam ok be careful thanks again

@@moevandoit8436 Amazon 6x8 very durable had it for 2 years used it ALOT!

@@waxonwaxoffmd thank you so much seriously

@@moevandoit8436 anytime good luck

Jaxwax citrus cleaner and Wright bright cleaner (acid) then finish it up with the Jax Wax metal polish

This is very little repair I charge $100 and I washed and waxed the whole vehicle for the customer.

Jaxwax wheel bright (acid)

No, do not polish when it is wet! Here in Florida It doesn’t take stuff too long to dry. It’s preferred if you had a clean dry rim to start.

@@waxonwaxoffmdwhat polishing attachment was that

If you’re just looking for products to give people likes, you’re doing it the wrong way my friend. And unless you’re clearly blind, it says Jax Wax on every bottle I use.

I agree, I had the CR spotless DIC-20 high output mobile unit, and after a month needed to replace the resin. I washed 5 vehicles and amazed how your lasted a year after washing 150 cars. Please share your techniques?

It has to do with the hardness of the water. If your water is very hard, then there is no way to get around it….you will simply get less usage out of the filtration media.

@@johngreen2510 Your right, it all depends on how hard your water supply is. I am looking in to leasing residential tanks from a company called Puretec, let’s see how that works out.

This is meant as final rinse, you're suppose to use the bypass while you wash.

@@OptimumCarDetailI understand that but you are limited by the hardness of your water supply. For those of us with hard water…we get minimal usage out of $100 worth of resin.

Let’s get it schedule!!!

Aluminum wheels

if it were clear coated i dont think he would be able to polish them correct me if I am wrong

@@saywhut2477 anything is possible if you have the skills and tools to do it.

@@waxonwaxoffmdcan you make a rock you can’t lift?

@@waxonwaxoffmd What an idiot reply dude....no....if you have clear coat over the aluminum you CANNOT polish it is the answer that's most accurate....or....if you do want to polish the aluminum then first you simply have sand off or strip off the clearcoat and then you can polish..depending on the type of aluminum, after the polish you may or may not need to clear coat the aluminum again to prevent loss of shine....the better aluminum's will hold the shine and not get crappy looking quickly, but cheaper rims can react with the air and have problems and you'll have a lot of upkeep....research the brand and model of your wheel before stripping the clearcoat.

No not really. I still dry the car off with a water blade in a spray wax. Maybe if I am in the month of August doing a black car in the afternoon here in Florida. And that’s if you let the water just sit on the car.

@@waxonwaxoffmd sounds good, thank you!

I use the mothers polishing ball in this video your local auto parts store, or Walmart should have it. But I use Jax Wax chrome polishing with it very strong product.

+ A whole lot of elbow grease!!! Lol

Yes I am

Pun intended

In all honesty, I didn’t measure the gallons I used for the filter. I am doing a better job this time around keeping count of the gallons I use. I did use it a lot and was very happy with this product.

Thank you very much!