rain isn't my concern since got rain-x, i want it to be rock chip resistant because my car's a rock magnet for some reason

Stop tailgating!

I use to do that and have quite a number of rock chips on my hood and lots of tiny marks on my windscreen. After touching up the hood and polishing the windscreen I no longer drive so close to the car in front. Problem solved

eh out in the open highway without any cars behind also can kena rock.

the stone chip mark on my windscreen (filled with epoxy resin) was gotten when im alone on the highway, no cars in front of me...

Hi,
Need advice.
I just bought new car 1 month ago. last monday, i found a few cat scratches on the bonnet. So frustrating. My SA told me that I can send my car to detailing shop to do paint protection/anti scratch. He told me that it'll cost around RM500.
This morning, i asked my car service center and they quote it as RM1380 and RM1998- Wow so expensive.
I need suggestions:
-need recommendation for a good and reasonable detailing shop

Thanks in advance.

p/s:
please no DIY,

This.

Had many unfortunate incidents with driving behind concrete trucks, even with a reasonable distance - huge mess to deal with, even harder when dried. Solution? When you see a concrete truck, slow down, switch lane. If single lane, take alternative route

i hate following behind large trunks...and same like u, that's what i will if possible, immediately switch lane without coming to close, once in the other lane, overtake as fast as possible

hi all...
there's tar stain (black dot) on my windscreen and windows...
just wondering can i apply tar remover on windscreen to remove it?
or is there any other method to remove those black dot?

thanks

Got any other available Glass Coat other than the Optimum brand?

Something is wrong on my windscreen or the wiper, wanted to have a smooth surface so no need use wiper.

The 22ple can be applied on windscreen?

hmm that hydrO2 coat is applicable to glass too, says it last between 1-2 years? lol

Is it available here ah?

first time heard of it from arj, autogeek

Yes. Later on just wash the residue off with normal shampoo.

If you mean FOR glass (and not made OF glass.... ), there's plenty, Rainaway, Aquapel, those Japs brands at Autobacs, GTechniq, etc. I've only tried Rainaway & Aquapel.....in the end (currently) I'm back using RainX....

Maybe your windscreen just needed some decontamination and polishing....

Haven't tried 22ple on windscreen....

My windscreen is a headache, just the driver side only. The wiper always judder only on certain area.

Will those coating make the windscreen surface smooth for wipers....?

I think you should clean (and possibly polish) the windscreen first and see how i goes. If there's still a problem then check your wiper blade or change them. Btw your wipers are OEM or aftermarket?

It did feel smooth for a while, then when the screen gets dirty they start to judder a bit, clean again, smooth again, dirty then judder again, clean then smooth again....then after a few rainstorms and wiper usage, beading on those wiper area got weaker and those area where the wipers didn't reach got hard waterspots. Water run-offs also not as good as RainX (fresh)....expensive....so back to RainX.

Polish... Will try that.

But really that part only, not wiper problem.

ok..
i just applied rain repellent on windscreen and all my windows, so after washed off the residue need to re-apply repellent again?

there are expensive glass polishing products, or the cheapo/cheapskate methods i've done using vinegar/toothpaste

rain-x can EASILY last a few washes and still beads/repels water excellently

ok thanks for the info bro

If you have ONR, just mix some into a QD dilution and spray onto dried and cleaned windscreen, then wipe off. Works as a good cheap repellent too. I'm not sure about the durability though, I reapply it after every wash.