anybody know where can get this type nozzle?

actually forget what i said, the sunscreen (headlamp protector lol) also rm5x-6x ady. so the whole kit should be over rm100 iinm.

anyways that looks damn nice! are you satisfied on the results? (and did you go shootshow the person that told you that previously?)
btw do apply some sunscreen on the restored headlamps so your hard work won't be wasted

I would appreciate some help here

I have some dried mud stuck in my car speakers (back passenger door). Any method of cleaning it out?

tooth brush , follow by wipe or blower.

if the grille is not removable I'd recommend that you get a wet cloth to wipe and soften the mud, then vacuum it out.

That thing requires some 'wet' work, and you don't want to get the water onto those speaker and damage it. Remove the panel (and the speaker if it's attached to it) and clean it with a toothbrush or soft brush or any brush that can go inside those holes. That's the best way. If not, just use dry toothbrush or slightly damp only.

I think I've seen this (or something like this) at ACE Midvalley before....

Guys just got a new car.. color English white .. tis is my first car want to ask if any good car wash n polish to maintain car.. also for mirror n tyre .. thanks in advance

Oh also car interior care..

Lucky you. There's a DIT this Sunday. Check out post #2. Plenty of people coming on that day that can put forward a pointer or two.....

KrisMas yo! jom DIT XD learn more from sifu-sifu sekalian

btw is a good chance to give u back the DG501! See u guys soon

This post has been edited by acefreakz: Dec 10 2013, 07:45 PM

Nope. It removes the outside residue (squeaky clean now) but not the inside one. The plastic actually eats through the yellowish residue. Last time that one is they tried to promo their headlights restorer. Same results. Headlight still yellowish. Tomorrow I'll be trying on other car.

well if you dare open up the headlamp you can give that a go

but yea, do consider plastic protection/sunscreens so in the future you won't have to (or at least not for a very long time) repeat again

well, in the box they kindly provided a very tiny packet of protection compound and a glove. thinking of sending this headlight for tinting.

don't bother with headlamp tinting, waste of money and could be a safety issue as the headlamps are dimmed

I was told that headlamp tinting works pretty well. And this car came with Xenons so I think not much difference.

weekly/bi-weekly wash + headlamp protection products will do

but the headlamp protection compound they provide is so little, can only use once.

consider buying meguiar's headlamp protection then
(it's really just beefed up sunscreen for plastics, rofl!)

@quaza

what do u think of this?

http://www.groupon.my/deals/klang-valley-k...Shine/717720469

anyone been to these kind of service before? esp shine shine company?

how is their service?