Planning to do some kind of paint protection for my new car, and am very interested in Sierra Glow as it seems low in maintenance. Anyone has got any long term experience with it? Anything more than 8 months would be good. 1 year would be perfect haha. I've read many forums and articles about it, but still can't find long term effects of it.

if you live in KL.. would you want to do this?
your car prone to scratches.. by motorcycles.. and during parking..

once scratch.. you'll lazy to take care anymore.. ask them.. 5 years warranty including touch up/redo parts that has been repainted or not?

From what I gather (read many pages of forum threads and articles LOL), they will touch up portions for you if needed but it is not covered under warranty.

Anyway, my main concern is, I have not much time to wash my car. I can afford 20 mins to rinse and dry my car every few days though. If Sierra Glow can keep my car in a condition where the majority of it is easy to clean for a year or more, I'll be more than happy to spend that few hundred already. By the way, I rarely get caught in jams and city traffic Parking can be scary sometimes though. Some people just don't use brains when they open their doors.

This post has been edited by RahXeph0n: Dec 15 2010, 01:39 AM

then those detailing shops in KL can close shop (tutup kedai) already if its really like what u were saying
car enthusiast do not have the lazy feel towards their car when it comes to taking care

If u read the sierra glow website ull fibd that it still need a little maintenance. Have to use type 1 claybar to remove those nasty tar near wheel.

Since u have 20mins to spare, why dont u get ONR (optimum no rinse) for quick wash.

However if u are still going for sierra glow pls share us the results.

Yes, they recommend washing using the 2 bucket method, especially within 24hours if there's stuff like bird droppings, and need to visit once a year for inspection, which is not too bad (http://sierraglow.com/after.htm). Nothing about claying, unless you mean I will still need to do that myself, which I guess I probably will not. ONR looks interesting, I'll take that into consideration. Where can I purchase bottles of ONR? Still leaning towards glowing the car though, as the hydrophobic layer is supposed to last about 1 year, and shine for 5 years >.< I'll wager it's an exageration, so I'm still looking for long term user reviews.

Done Sierra Glow for my car recently so can't really say the long term effects. Only for 1 month. My car is a white hatchback car so it is very very easy to see when it gets dirty because my apartment block have a lot of people renovating so dust gets trapped all over and now its the raining season.

The good thing about SG is that just a normal wash (RM10) makes it looks like it has been waxed! Thats the good thing I see from it recently.

i just get sierra glow to my car last 2 months. and yes, i had scratched my car recently...sent to them and they polished the scratch and give the treatment back and now it is just like new...no scratch anymore....even they say, if i had an accident, i change new bumper....they will give FREE treatment for the new bumper as long as within 5 years...to me, it is really worth it...easy maintenance + good after sale service...

Sorry cant remember from where I read about they clay. But I somehow remember reading from somewhere that u still need to use clay type 1 to remove tar spots. However this is very seldom maybe 1-2 times a year.

You can get ONR from KC's frm lowyat.net, read his blog http://thedetailers.blogspot.com.

I've used ONR for quick detailing and wash. For a newbie like me I can say that its a good way to wash ur car since u dont use much water therefore saving the mama earth. You should get alot of microfibers for this else ull end up inducing swirl marks which can be really irritating. Can get some from bro MSK frm lowyat.net.

I wonder if you've done the sierra glow can u go the sideroad car wash? from what ive observe, the roadside car wash not using proper towel which in the end ur car will have alottttt of swirl marks.

I have done that with side road car wash, Shell station car was and a car wash place in Aman Suria. Frankly, all also results in the same. Hardly even see any swirl marks at all.

lol. thats different. this is something you pay straight 600 ~ 700 bucks. i mean for coating and wax is different thing.
if scratch, the coating gone. when we go back do we need to pay additional bucks to recoat or free? that what i meant.

if like this then it's really worth!

Ah, I've been reading' KC's blog. Very interesting, wiosh I had the time, but I guess I'm just not a pure auto enthusiast haha.

@azmirkhalid
If that's true, that's really awesome. Anyway, if the whole car costs about 500-600, then changing and redoing bumper should cost less, which is manageable IMO.


This post has been edited by RahXeph0n: Dec 16 2010, 01:36 AM

Is been a year I had did the detailing and the paint on my car still looks new. Really satisfied with the results.

please advice where can do the Sierra Glow coating, i stay in cheras which is the nearest place for me?

My car has been treated for 1 1/2 year and still look very good. Of course you cannot compare with a newly polished car parking side by side. But i am very satisfy with the result for the money i paid

usj 1 mr choong.

did on akod 1year back and fren did on sonata last few wks.

Mind posting recent pictures of your Accord and your friends Sonata

I did the SG on my new Optima 2 weeks ago. SG is meant to protect the paint from oxydisation not damage. Its 5 year warranty covers the paint quality. SG is not meant to protect against physical scratches or damage from flying stones on highways. It does provide a certain degree of protection as it covers the original paint with another layer but dont expect some extraordinary protection.

With the Sierra Glow, u wont need to polish or wax for 5 years or so they claim. But for periodic maintenance, u must use the clay bar (which is simple enough). Normal washing is recommended. Avoid going to car washes as they use strong detergents and cloths in bad condition which may damage the paint surface.

But for only RM700 and a 5 year warranty, i would say its worth a try. Even if it lasts 2 years ill be happy. But Mr Choong is a very friendly person and quite accomodating. Give it a try. U wont regret.

Yes agreed. My silver forte still looks smashing new every time I wash it. And it stills beads water after such a long time.

Wow, very good reviews here. Good price some more. I went to GZox glass coating & they quote me RM2200 for the cheapest variant. Blardy expensive. SG is also considered as glass coating, right?

Yes its a combination of silika and quartz coating. For RM700 and a 5 yr warranty, i wont complain.

That is my thought also. I did SierraGlow also, more than happy if it can last me 3 years for RM700. I got more than my money back.
I am the lazy type, i wash once a week with soap. 45 minutes tops. If it gets too dirty before i have time to wash it, i just rinse the car with water and it is almost look spanking new. Very good for a 5 minute job, just rinsing with water.

This post has been edited by Madgeiser: May 9 2012, 12:12 PM

RM2200??

I can repaint the car with the price after few years. Rather spend for regular wax & polish.

^Yeah, so I didn't go for it. Went for Sierra Glow instead, about a month ago. Very satisfied with the outcome. The boss, Mr Choong, is also very nice and friendly. Plan to SG coat my other car as well soon, after repainting.

Any call number for Mr Choong from SG?

I know a car which did SG.... he loves it... just water the car and dry it. So easy.

But when I saw his car... its full of swirl marks.... just like any car which have been regularly washed at the roadside RM6 washers.

I took my car for proper detailing... and wash it myself from then on... 1 yr down the road.. no swirl marks.

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Added on July 12, 2012, 3:54 pmA regular run the mill sedan... maybe.

Anyway, RM2~2.5k is standard for those glass/diamond coat. A mate bought a pre-owned carrera and the authorised dealer throw in the coat...

This post has been edited by MeToo: Jul 12 2012, 03:54 PM

0163452913

Any comments from someone who has used this for more than a year? Any good feedback?

All i can say good stuff

Shiny n slippery
Touch n Feel it

Sibeh shiok

my SG is 11 months old, still looking good, worth the money spend.

Mine is 15 months now..still looking good..

I thought it should be good and MUST be good since you all have warranty up to 5 years..if anything not good can simply go to get your warranty..hehe

wau...nice to know ur car 15 months still looking good...mines already quite bad condition..can see the unbalance paint....wonder mr choong can redo my car....hehe..

SG was a wonderful product. After 2 years my car still look shinny after wash. Evn though the water slips away easily. Not to say i am over exaggerrated. Maybe my 4th year i will redetail again. Or i do hope Mr. Chong can provide touch up package for second time customer...

I agree with the reviews as well, after 1.5 years the SG effect is still there. Water beading after a normal wash. I plan to send my other cars to get it coated there as well!

Hi there,

I would be really appreciate if you could answer some of my doubt here...

I just done my sierra glow last two months ago, and recently after washing my car, i can see a lot of water spot on my car which i try to wipe it off, but it is just hard to get it off, i m wondering what DIY treatment that i can do to get it off, i saw some comments from web saying using white vinegar, i wonder can i use it? Will is fade away my sierra glow treatment? or any other treatment that is recomended?


Thank you in advance!

have been coated by SG for few months, so far still satisfy, highly recommend.

Hi there,

Just got my new car 2 months back, and recently found out after washing my car, got a lot of water spot which hard to wipe it off, can please tell me what to get it off, and even after doing sierra glow, is it okay to use it?

other that SG....

is there any other brand?

Actually, of all the fabulous comments about SG.... there is one bad comment I heard...but this lazy bum never know how to clean his car....he never dry his car until all the water spot were impossible to remove...especially at the bonnet area

So if you wanna add a coat of SG, or whatever product, and just leave the car without taking care of it....even the best coats will not give you the best protection..

If u dont have any good suggestion on how to get rid of the water spot, why dont u just keep quiet!!

If you done Sierra Glow, why not just drop by Mr Choong place and see what wrong and get his advise as he is the expert on Sierra Glow. Maybe it can be ratify on the spot and then no more headache unless you have DIY something else......

I use clay bar and ipo(pure alcohol) to get rid of water mark. It works but very time consuming. U nid to wash car, clay bar, wipe clean and then wipe with alchohol...easily 3hours.

I wash frequently and yet water mark still unavoidable. I do found out that after clay bar treatment, paint surface is more sticky and tend to get dirty faster

mean after SG

we need this clay bar to brush/wipe our car?

The only way to reduce watermarks is so keep your car dry at all times. As rain water is acidic, it will rapidly etch into the surface if it is not wiped off. It also contains mineral deposits that trap itself into the paint in those microscopic pits, which is why you see marks on your paintwork.

The only way is preventive maintenance, or a polish to remove it. Given that we live in a country with lots of smog, pollution and constant rain watermarks are highly inevitable.

After applied SG, we r advice not to polish or wax our car. This will remove SG coat. The only way to maintain the car is to use clay bar. But u don have to do it every time after car wash. Maybe once a month depending on your available free time. As for using of alchohol, it is recommended to do it as often as possible. So, its up to individual to decide the frequency of claybar washing and alchohol usage. For me, I noticed that after clay bar, car paint is more shining and looks like showroom condition. Downside is, it attracts dirts very fast.....

Did you get the PG claybar? Did you use it with water only with claying? I got a hard time 'wetting' the car panels as the water drips down very fast.

Ive used SG for 6 months now. The shine seems to be a bit less than before. Paint surface is also not smooth anymore as compared to when u do a new coat of polish. I clay bar the car about once a month. Is this normal? Any of you experiencing the same?

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Added on November 15, 2012, 11:52 amDid the water spots appear only now or was it there before?

This post has been edited by cybermaster98: Nov 15 2012, 11:52 AM

Who has Mr Chong's number? Mind sharing. I plan to go and get my car coated on next Saturday. Wonder if the shop opens on Saturday.

After 8 months my red roc is still shiny as hell. Yes there are watermarks but alcohol wipes make them go away pretty easily. I find that a quick rinse daily keeps the car very clean but u really need to have that kind of dedication.

My silver forte which is 2.5 years also still looks smashing! Just need to touch up the boot area coz its exposed to rain and shine everyday (boot part is not covered by porch) so the beading of water isn't there anymore.

Exactly. But realise that on the surface level, the etching is physically on the coat - no matter how much you clean the watermarks, eventually it will come back. Same like dirt in a hairline scratch. There's nothing you can do to level the etching unless a light polish is done.

Thanks for the advice...

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Added on November 15, 2012, 4:20 pmHow to avoid being caught by rain and keep it dry every time... i think a bit hard for city life and working ppl like us and some more malaysia weather rain so often, i tot after doing sierra glow, i dont need to wash and wipe car that often, but turn out still i need to maintain it every time after rain.....

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Added on November 15, 2012, 4:24 pmThanks for the advice!

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Added on November 15, 2012, 4:29 pmNo..it came out recently just after doing SG for 2 months, and turn out quite obvious, when u walk near by the car, u can see it clearly!

This post has been edited by stepling88: Nov 15 2012, 04:29 PM

Hi guys. How long does it take to fully coat a brand new car in Sierra glow?

Mine took about half a day.

why dun u call to Mr Chong? since you got 5 years warranty.

If you are wondering how good SGlow is...he offers lifetime warranty last time, when he just started..that how it is.... still remember i called him 3 years ago...and he is honest, and trustworthy guy, he told me over the phone- no need to maintain, just wash consistently -no need to buy anything extra from him, no need special care..no need..no need...and emphasized preferably you clay from time to time...thats all..i recommended a fren - after 3 years - he said no complain - still there!! probably not as 'thick' when just done, but still good enough - recommended countless of frens over the years, but myself never did it...reason: my paint quality too bad - he wont accept my car!! shit....

My car is 1 year plus..suitable for this SG?

I remember Mr.Choong said the warranty for 5 years can be claim unless your car colour change to yellowish, so that mean this does not included!

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Added on November 16, 2012, 12:50 pmCos my car is White color, so how about other car which is not white color?? Now i can see the car not shine like b4 after SG,(only 2 months) cos the water spot can see clearly if u walk near it!!

This post has been edited by stepling88: Nov 16 2012, 12:50 PM

sounds like high-maintenance.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Sierra Glow (M) Sdn. Bhd. would like express our gratitude for all customers support.Almost all of our business comes from people like you telling your friends.

We want to say "thank you" for believing in us and our Sierra Glow.
To make our services more convenient we wanted to announce that starting on December 2nd, we will be open on Sunday! Our new schedule means you or your friends can choose any day to make a booking for our Sierra Glow application. We ask you to spread the word...Thanks! You can contact me at 016 217 0312 / 016 345 2913. Thank again,. Choong

Did SG on my new livina mid-oct. Want to say thank you to Choong. So far very satisfied.

so if the SG effect thin out within 5 years im entitled for warranty? as in reapply the SG? im interested in this product definitely!

If still under warranty, shouldn't be an issue. Best to check with Choong.

Does anyone know if we need to purchase other package to clean off car windows water marks beside the paint coating package??

My car window is full of watermarks also. Thanks.

If you do the paint coating, they will include a layer of SierraBead for your windows which can last for about 3 months. If you want something more lasting, then you can opt for Sierraview which can last about 2 years. You can check with Choong on the cost for Sierraview.

just saw the different of SG...



quite impressive

the drive-through car wash also able to do this to my 10 year old paint.
he only asked for rm90 for it

try wiping off with IPA and see what the drive-through car wash did.
then only can have proof.

I would like to know as well. The warranty covers touch ups? Also, does it cover the windscreen?

Also, have you guys heard of or did Aquly coating? It's from Japan... how does SG fair against Aquly?

Thanks in advance!

This post has been edited by tunasandwich: Dec 10 2012, 03:42 PM

Did SG in May 2012, after 8 months of use car still looks waxed after simple wash and dirt comes off easily. Beading is slightly less but still there when wet. Just went for touch up today bcos had minor accident recently and Mr Choong was very professional and did the touch up for me without any charges. Overall very satisfied customer , car still looked brand new and would def recommend SG to anyone.
Saw many white car owners today at SG, mine included.

After 1 year, my car body feels gritty to the touch. Very not smooth at all. I wasnt happy about this so I text Mr.Choong and told him. His reply is that this is normal and I need to shampoo it and do clay bar.

Before doing SierraGlow I was told just wash with plain water, now they want me to do claying?

I wont send another car there thats for sure

kinda agree bro, simple wash and care is the reason people sending car there

it may or may not be sierraglow's fault. you really need to read up and understand detailing before you start shooting faults/blames

what is there to understand?
i wash my car once a week at a detailer nearby my place
always park under shade.

erm, is this the long term comparison between applied SG on one side and the other side without SG

or

They have just polish the other side and the other side not polish yet? The other side look dull because of all the scratches. Try asking them to polish all surface and apply SG on 1 side and compare. I dont think there will be much diff unlike that picture. kinda cheating if you ask me.

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Added on January 4, 2013, 11:39 amtry washing ur car everyday so you won't get any gritty feeling.

but it comes with free swirl scratches.


gritty feeling is unavoidable lar. Dust + rain + more dust + sunlight. It's like cement formula liao.

This post has been edited by NINJIAO: Jan 4 2013, 11:39 AM

if you want to be ignorant on the issue there is no helping it then

if you'd like to know anyways:
- washing with improper method will damage paint/coating in the long run
- parking under shade means nothing if you drive your car a lot. unless you're gonna tell me that car is a showroom car and never drives outside.

U should try the opti-seal sealent from KC. these stuff are great. 15 to 20 min i could have wax/polish the whole car liao.

I dont want to be ignorant hence my question
But if you are asking a lay person to know about detailing etc in order to keep this Sierra Glow job looking like day one, I think then better dont spend money on this.
Its suppose to be easy to maintain.

Anyway I am not looking for a solution from Mr.Choong. I just want to warn others. If they want to try it out, go ahead and give it a try.

whoever is applying SG should be informing to you instead then.

in any form of car detailing, maintenance is always the hardest step. same applies to SG or even optimum/ONR products that is rather famous in LYN. at you still need to spend at least 30mins every week to do car wash/quick detailing (be it spray-ons and what not)

blatant claims on "easy to maintain" without proper understanding given is just bullshit in my book
however from your attitude of warning, and the whole "i dont want to listen/understand/solution, only want to 'warn others' " is just in bad taste imo

eh those blatant claims are from sierra glow themselves lor....

and you talk as if I abused my car. you also assumed that I do not know anything about detailing.

i didnt say I do not want to listen or understand. I only said I do not need a solution from Mr.Choong which means if he offers to redo my car, I have to think twice. No point spending my whole day there if after a year, this happens again.

understand?

has the rain spot issue been solved? Is it a common problem among the SG users to have watermark? Cause my friend use PPH solution and dont have this issue

all of my friends that went for the SG coating were told to wash with water and to use a claybar if there are bonded contaminants on the surface. I wonder how you were not aware of this info?

I did Sg in early August. Yes, I was told to do clay bar and ipa to wipe off water mark and bonded contaminants...but it increases more scratches and it is not easy to wash anymore. Over time, the coating is disappearing....

The more u wash, the fast the coating disappear and more scratches. Mind you, I use double bucket system. Still can c scratches here and there. Damn frustrated and feel wasting money on SG.

That is odd, mine have been a year plus, i can still see SG on it when i wash. Water beads and everything. No scratches. Thought i will need to revisit Mr. Choong again, when i get my car back. Got rear ended recently, and have to replace the bumper. So that part will need to be recoat and also do some inspection or touch up.

I don't even clay....

This post has been edited by Madgeiser: Mar 1 2013, 08:08 AM

i've had sg on my car and its been 3 yrs +....its money well spent....beading still visible (altho not as acute as in the 1st year) and the glow is still visible after each wash.....i washed the car on my own the 1st year but due to work commitments and time constraints....the car has been given the roadside or petrol station wash treatment ever since.......many a times i've had the car wash guys asking if i want a wax job after the wash...i will decline politely each time and after the wash they will comment saying that the car must have been recently waxed and i'll just smile

btw...my ride is white in colour

The problem with most ppl is that they dont realise a few things about maintaining a car that has a coating:

1) You should not wash the car on your own unless you have the correct cloths. You cant use normal soft cloths as even this will scratch. The right cloth to use for the body is actually a type of skin cloth. This cloth isnt cheap and costs about RM80 per piece. Most of the professional car washes have this. Thats why its always advised that you should send your car to those car washes instead of the roadside ones or doing it yorself. You can get yorself/yor friends enrolled on 1 of those membership programs and you'll enjoy cheaper washes for a few years. In Feb 2012, I recommended a friend to do his polishing/coating at Pit Stop TTDI and since then i get my K5 washed and vacummed for only RM8 (normal price RM20). This offer is valid until Feb 2015 which i think is a good deal. Look for such deals and ull might just find one.

2) Cars with coatings should always be wiped dry after a rain. The water must never be left on the surface overnight or else you will get watermarks. But if you use that normal cloth, then ure gonna scratch the surface. So might be worth investing in the correct cloth which any professional car care centre can order for you. You cant get this type of cloth at the hardware shop so dont bother trying. All those cloths supposedly suitable for cars are in fact not suitable. If your car gets wet after a rain and you have no means to actually wipe down the car, at least hose off the car so that the acidic rain water is not left on the car surface as this eats into the paint and causes the water marks.

So before you blame the coating, first ask yourself if you have maintained the coating in the correct way. Thats why you should always think twice before spending money on doing a coating. If you feel you cannot spend the money and effort to maintain the coating then you might as well not do the coating and just do the periodic polish and wax instead.

This post has been edited by cybermaster98: Mar 1 2013, 08:42 AM

How on earth did u know I didn't invest in the right cloth? And how many car wash centre in Malaysia is using the correct cloth? I have seen many using worn cloth,single bucket system and one cloth for many cars.....that is why I don't trust those cash wash centre.

And how many would exactly wash car after rain Irvine malaysia's weather. U know I know. That is mr choong recommended once a week intervals. Speaking of that, I find that some ppl just love to shoot at people and giving unrealistic advice...

I still see water beading. Just that it is not as good as before and disappointed because it is just few months. Also, water mark is difficult to remove even with frequent wash and clay. When u don't clay, water mark and foreign contaminant is not easily removed with just normal wash.

This post has been edited by Termibait: Mar 1 2013, 08:49 AM

My post was a general post. Just because your earlier post was quoted doesnt always mean i was refering to YOU. If u read my earlier statement, you'll see that i mentioned PROFESSIONAL CAR WASH CENTRES. Not all car wash centres are professional and i didnt assume as such. Slightly worn cloth is fine as long as the material of the cloth is correct. You cant possibly expect the car wash centre to replace cloths every week do you? Professional car washes also do not use any form of bucket system. So if your car wash centre uses them then its clearly not PROFESSIONAL. I also didnt ask you to WASH your car after the rain. I said WIPE IT DRY. Washing and wiping a car are 2 totally different things.

Speaking of that, I find that some ppl just love to shoot at people without reading carefully first.

AFAIK there is still warranty on the coating they'll help you to touchup if the coat wear off but i think hardly can see though our naked eye the coat went off

i understand you bro, you take care of your car nicely and then shits still happen after all those claim.

anyway for me, i need good protection from scratches/swirl marks and to be simple to take care, even it doesnt cost a lot, i consider it a waste of time.

if it still more or less the same with and without coating, then i am not interested and prefer to wash and detail my car twice or more a week.
i guess thats why meiguars, permanon or such is still able to survive in the stiff competition.

i always wipe after rain oso, really sad that my place rain almost everyday. even with that passion, there are still watermarks on my roof
read somewhere online, that our weather, acid rain are the main culprit, and it is almost impossible to prevent.

Wiping off after rain is even worse as dirts are already on the paint surface. U will create more scratches....

Hi Termibait, Wowwww! Sorry to learn that after you have clay bar your car and become sticky and get dirty faster. Glad if you can contact me to arrange a date so that I can rectify the problem for you. Be glad if you can let me know more detail when you are using the clay bar.
1. IPA need to be diluted to a ratio of 1:1 with water, it cannot be use concentrated.
2. What normally use when using a clay bar? Water or shampoo?
3. How much pressure do you use when claying?
4. What sort of dirt are you referring to, that your car get dirty faster?
5. Did the car surface condition smoother after clay bar?
Thank you. Hope to hear from you.

Im satisfied with SG... Doing the coating on september 2009..still shine.wash using ONR..

I m not satisfied with SG, doing on sep last year, now the colour look dull, totally not shine at all, and some more got a lot of water mark!! Really waste of money, Should be easy to maintain with just rinsing with water, rite? That what i heard and see a lot of comment form here, and went to do it, now turn out i still have to do clay bar, now even i use clay bar, the water mark just hard to get off!!

Mr choong, thank you for your concern on this.

To answer your question.
1. I was not told that ipa has to be diluted with water when I got it from you.
2. You did not say use shampoo to clay bar too.(when you demonstrate, u say just wet the surface.
3. It's very light pressure unless water mark/stain is too visible.
4. Dust accumulated on paint surface.
5. It's smooth as I have been washing car almost 1-2 times a week.

I appreciate if could have a look at the car somewhere this week. Pm me your available date and time. I will make a trip to your shop.

Regards

Hi Termibait,
1.The IPA from me has been diluted.
2. I may not inform you to use shampoo but during the demo session the surface condition is different. Depend on the surface and what solution to apply. But nevertheless they will be instruction on the packaging how to use the clay bar when you purchase it.
3. No pressure is require when using a clay bar. Unless you may have a problem situation, then a different way need to be use. I may have not advice you various problem from A to Z in detail. I only advise on normal problem. Otherwise I need to organise a 3 days workshop for all this. But I always info owner's to contact me if they encounter any situation which unable to solve.
4. Sierra Glow is not for keeping dust away. But help washing easy. Sierra Glow coating is to protect our paint from oxidation. In simple, after wash your car will remain shine and not change colour. We warranty 5 years the coating will remain on the surface from oxidation. However, direct or indirect damage and stains will not be warranty.

You may bring in your car on 4th, 7th or 8th Mar. Please contact me @ 016 2170312 / 016 3452913.

Thank you. Cheers..

Hi stepling88,
The condition sound to be very serious. I will be happy if you will to arrange an appointment to bring in your car and I will rectify the matter for you. Appreciate if you can upload photos of your car at different angle. We have exhaust fume, industrial pollution, acidic rain, road tar and your daily driving condition. All this will contribute dirt to stick on to the surface. Those days nobody hear of clay bar. No car wash center or detailing shop ever advise their customer to use. Otherwise they will not have business if they let you know. Every household has a screwdriver, right? Every car owner's must have a clay bar to clean their car. Or else we need to send our car to car wash detailing shop. We educate our customer to use clay bar so that it will be economical for owner's to DIY them self rather to send car wash center to do the job. Water marks or stain does not develop overnight. We have to prevent rather than to cure when happens. Water marks develop on the car surface is due to crystallisation of pollution dirt which accumulated over a period, 3 days, 1 week, 10 days, 2 weeks and so on.

Please contact me at 016 2170312 or 016 3452913 to bring in your car. I be most sincere to rectify the matter for you. Thank you for your support.