EXACTLY.

other products *MAY* work better, however as you said, d*** expensive lol.
and yea water and rain x are strong enemies

mom actually likes it (and in a way appreciates that i actually picked up car detailing as another hobby lol) as she doesn't have to use the wiper as frequently especially when her wipers are long overdue for replacement (rubber, over 3 years, some parts torn, squeaks like mad and barely wipes off anything)

Finally v2

Anyway, krismas please spend more time to put in step-by-step guide to clean and protect the car.

Hi guys.

Ran out of car wash soap and would like some suggestion for:

1. car wash soap
2. last step product (for protection, shine, and beading)
3. tar remover (some people say use wd40..but i sked)
4. watermark remover (some people say use vinegar)

This post has been edited by bakry: Feb 28 2013, 05:10 PM

1) cheapo ones can try sonax/turtle/mothers
more expensive would be meguiar's or other brands mentioned
2) same as 1)
3) consider quick detailer products such as meguiar's ultimate quick detailer
4) refer first page for my guide.

Bakry, what kind of budget are we looking at?

Budget... no idea.. tak sampai 300...

I didn't know the uqd can remove tar. Will look at it

Maybe Meg Bug n Tar Remover might?

guys, can we get pinnacle stuff in Malaysia?

afaik need to import, like from autogeek.

personally im interested in their glass products, maybe you can try and feedback?

hahaha.. i wanted to get their Micro Rejuvenator Microfiber Detergent Concentrate since i always machine was my MF. sigh.. dont think its likely anymore since shipping fee is a killer..

oohh yea that too...

oh well

ehehe.. guys, i'm still kinda noobie in terms of detailing, hence still have several questions on the following:

1) Ultimate Polish
The instructions say to work the product into the paint and not allow it to dry. My question is, how long do i need to work the product if i'm not removing any minor swirls?

2) Ultimate Liquid Wax
I'm been somewhat lazy, the instructions recommend 2 coats of the product but so far i've only been applying one.. but i may want to try 2 coats in my next application (early April). How long do i need to leave the first coat (after buffing) before i apply the next?

all help is most appreciated

http://carguys.com.my/Super-Detailing/q?ci...&doit=showclass

This one can use too?

Beat me to it....terribly expensive though....

1. not how long...but how hard you apply pressure. Since you're not trying to do any correction, just lightly would do...like applying wax but more passes.

2. I'd normally try to leave any wax/sealant overnight or a few hours of 'baking' under the sun before/if doing another layer.....

Anyone try NanoBrite (http://www.nanobrite.com.my/) before?

nice.. but seems expensive. Have you bought from them before?

thanks for the advise. regarding no 2, if you leave it overnight, do you use a qd to wipeoff first before you apply the 2nd layer?

--double post-- no idea why

This post has been edited by mav3rick: Mar 1 2013, 05:01 PM

Only if I see much dirt settling on the surface (more worried on horizontal then vertical surfaces). Or else I'd just go lightly with a *very* plush mf before layering....panel by panel.

Is just me or..does UQD smells really good?

Plus, using vinegar+water for my windows made me very hungry for some dumplings

Saw the photos... for the super shine.. wah damn shiny