Don't know much about Tribos....sorry. Most coating aren't readily available for DIY purchase/use so you,d be better off looking for some feedback from fellow mazda owners who took the package. But at that price/budget, the other better known (and trusted by detailers) brands would be from Gzox, Opticoat, Sonax & 22ple. Mind you, if you're serious about it, just make sure you read and understood the terms and conditions of the warranties and also what you'd need to do (normally a strict maintenance schedule) in order not to void it. After a little reading up on Tribos website, personally, I'm not convinced. But then, that's just my educated guess so don't take my word for it.

I think if you all want a proper head to head comparison, put only 1 drop of water (0.05ml) at the top of the front bonnet and measure the time in seconds how long it takes to travel to the bottom of the bonnet.

The difficulty of this test is that you need to use the exact same car brand and model to perform the test. And these cars should only have the coating without any additional quick detailers on top.

interesting read found on nanoarmor.com.my

The one and only true anti-scratch coating around. Seeing is believing. Imagine: no more worries about accidental scratches by finger nails, handbag zippers, children’s bags/toys or the grazing of motorcycles on your side-mirrors. Over the years, we have been thanked countless of times how our anti-scratch protection saved the day.

With hardness of up to 12H (the highest paint protection system in the world – no one comes close!), it can also withstand small stone chips from roads & highways and because few chemicals can react to the rock-solid coating hardness, you have lesser worries about watermark, bird bombs, acid rain, salt water and tree gums. Give your car the finest protection there is in the world today.

This diamond-hard armor coating will last for the lifetime of the car. Our main ingredient consists of Titanium. This chemical element is exceptionally strong (having the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal), has high tensile strength, light weight, fatigue resistance, high crack resistance, able to withstand moderately high temperatures and has high corrosion resistance. It is no wonder that Titanium alloys are used in air.

[SIZE=7] So got this type of hardness one ar? 

But the Duragloss Enviroshield Coating only last up to 2 years (mean could be less) according to Duragloss official website oh.
Doesn't seem like attractive enough in term of durability.

Can't deny on the price point it is indeed very cost effective.
You tried before already? Malaysia weather is always a worst case scenario test for any kind of coating.

The maddetailer one is like this

http://www.maddetailer.com/product-categor...iro-shield.html

The 2 years durability one is like this

http://www.duragloss.com/ENVIROSHIELD-CERAMIC-COATING-SYSTEM

Thank You master ZeroSP for selling off your precious tools.. It's as good as new.. 

And most importantly, Thank You for the 'EXTRA FREE' things included in the package..   

Elehhh.. You said hand polish.. Later come out RUPES Bigfoot.. 

Same dilemma like you. 
Was hoping those who own Flex converting to Rupes will sell off their used Flex.
But heck Malaysia does not have much Flex owner neither. 
I think both machine price almost the same at here. Currently Rupes more popular.
You mentioned "all around", but neither machine can use 3" pad, not sure is that within your "all around" expectation?

I thought you were a Flex owner all the while, selling off your rotary to get a Rupes to combo with your Flex?

Rotary is still the King of all-round. Major limitation with either machines is limited backing plates & pad size, especially small sizes/spot pads.

Is this a test question sifu ? Makita can't do the job  ?

Google for Ultramate...DAS-6 Pro equivalent. Available at Osren and local Duragloss online shop. Half the price of Megs G220 but equal, if not better, quality & performance. Good after sale support and plenty of choices of backing plates and buffing pads.

'Maintenance' as in commercial or private? 

If commercial (1 stepper package) I think you better go for the Flex...better cut, worked a little quicker and can still finish quite decently (considering many out there doesn't really understand or care about the difference). For private use, since you already got a rotary, a DA would be more suitable since you won't be doing any much 'cutting' and solely doing light cleaning/polishing and waxing.

This is just my personal feeling la...and this is solely a non-pro opinion based on borrowed machines on fewer than two cars just to get the feel of the machines before purchasing. The Flex is twice as expensive but it doesn't have twice the capabilities or performance of the DA.  To me, it's not worth the money since I already got a rotary. Oh...the biggest let-off with both is the vibration la...my arm and elbow just couldn't take much of it. That's why I've been putting off getting either one until the Bigfoot came into the market.

Which RO buffer? If B&D or Bosch, then the DA has far greater vibration. The vibration is far greater than an RB.
It's a polish - contains abrasive that would remove defects and some fine polishing oils to amp up the gloss. Doesn't contain any protection so you'd need to apply a layer of protection (either wax or sealant) after using it.
If you're looking for versatility between the three (Bigfoot, Flex & Ultramate) I would suggest the Ultramate simply because there are plenty of backing plates and pads sizes available so it's very much possible you can tackle the whole car (including all the curves, hard-to-reach areas, intricate surfaces, etc), that is if you can handle it's vibration. Bigfoot & Flex has limitation on some of those areas and I sometime still need to bring out my rotary with the spot pads. The main reason I went for the Bigfoot is simply because the vibration it created is not that much different from an RB....much much more tolerable for me.

So, if one machine, I would say Ultramate. But if you don't mind bringing out your rotary and also can afford the price tag, I would say the Bigfoot.

Anyway, best way is to try yourself la....and see what suit you best. Go visit Osren, I think they got all three machine for you to try .....

They don't sell them but they got one for their own use & testing.

Last week went there they sell 6 Osren bottles for RM60. If buy 1 bottle alone cost RM15

Maybe I salah dengar.. 
Previously use hand with UC - problem

Now use with rotary.. Create swirls but finish with black pad - gooding
Sifu want to buy Rupes pulak.. Told you'll already..

Rupes can group buy? Mana tau can get discount.. 

Thats once good info...But those line up will cost
For some time now i havent got my rotary is been few years im using hand still good. Learn it when i got my first cheap car to test tet. But what i hate is when compound touch those plastic panels, it leave some stain. ><
winder how is the product perform... Looks very nice from google.   

Who is the authorized distributor now? Can I can the pad from them? Last I went to Kuchai Lama, the shop only have pads for LHR21, not 15. So I got it from UK instead.

Haha since it sounds so cool, does any one sell locally? Does it work like Meguair's Water Magnet? or is it better?