Uh. Cleaning car may sound easy but actually proper tools are required. E.g a good microfiber washing mitt will reduce the chances of swirl marks being inflicted on the car. This is why you see people getting expensive car washing tools even if they're, well, expensive.

When polishing / waxing, one thing to take note of is that if your polishing sponge / cloth falls on the ground, don't use it anymore or use another side of it as the side which touched the ground may have picked up small sand grains. If you rub those against your car you'll scratch your car's paint.

For car polishing, it doesn't have to be done every month. But it should be done prior to waxing if it hasn't been done before or the last one was done long ago, maybe about more than 6 months. That way you'll prepare the surface, and with wax you'll be protecting the surface.

Eh someone said before that there's this 3M filtration material that we can put over our in car cabin filter right? How much does it cost and where is it sold? I took mine out to wash just now and it really doesn't look like it does much.

Mine is washable, so I don't have to replace.. . Maybe bulk the filtration material?

Eh... I am interested, but are there any side effects?

How much would the workmanship be if we wanted to swap the thermostat? . Also I can't confirm my order yet until I have done some other car washing equipment purchase.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2520683

Scroll down to see some comments. One guy got charged RM140 for two camber nuts...

Quite bad man the mechanic. Charge RM140 for two camber nuts still want to charge 2% for CC payment .

Maybe he doesn't know how much it is actually worth.. . How much did you guys bought your camber nuts for?

. I got both pieces for RM20 each. Oh well, cheated or not at least I wasn't charged RM70 per piece.

Uhm.. Not really. .

Ehm... Now as I read an old thread on those adjustable camber screws, I feel quite worried. Some say quality is bad after awhile gone. I didn't take my original screws back .

Uh.. Basically those screws allow the wheels to be tilted up or down, aka adjusting camber. . But apparently unless your car has been in an accident before, it doesn't matter if you keep the original unadjustable screws. But meh, whatever it is those numbers on the screen do mean something I suppose.

Actually I have not much knowledge on this subject. Maybe you should dig around some old threads relating to this issue here. You can google for adjustable camber nuts and it should show some threads from Lowyat.

I seen it before on a Persona at Kelana Jaya. It quite spoils the look of the car, and it doesn't look like it protects much either. I saw water / dirt spray stains over the sides.

Definitely don't like the front of that car.

And those Neuton tyres are definitely fairlry cheap and sound very promising. My next tyre change will probably include them .

This post has been edited by TDUEnthusiast: Nov 22 2012, 04:51 PM

The look's too ricey.

? I thought larger diameter rims are more susceptible to denting compared to smaller diameter rims.

If someone comes across carbon activated cabin filters for the Persona and it's cheap, please share. Can't stand the smell of exhaust gas.

Seen before, but it's just a standard car filter .

Nope. But I went through the cabin filter sales thread before. . If I want more filtration then I'll get that I guess. I'm just hoping for one that is carbon activated as well, not just a filter .