QUOTE(carl90 @ Jan 23 2014, 10:55 PM)
got a black & decker for <RM200PW 1200
seems to be ok so far.
Car Care and Detailing [V3], LYN Automotive Detailing Thread
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Anyone know where can I get a good brush or something to stick in the wheels to give it a good clean? Bought many. Need something that really works!
Also anyone tried using a steamer to clean the interior before? my leather seats are quite soiled especially in the creeks area. anywhere to recommend to do it? This post has been edited by nVidiaFX: Jul 20 2014, 10:45 AM |
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QUOTE(alexooi17 @ Jul 21 2014, 06:50 PM) Hi all, May I know if polish can actually cover up this damage or i will need to repaint it ? Looks like already hit under the clear coat and paint. As the body is exposed. Can touch up. But if you are anal, don't bother and go for respray.thanks » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « |
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QUOTE(scoutfai @ Jul 22 2014, 08:00 AM) I also have this one, bought from Singapore. This thing got 3 sizes, I have the big and small. Going to buy the middle one from Taobao China soon. Thanks for the reply. Yeah i am looking for something that can be fitted into tight spaces. Ie. spaces near the wheel and calliper.This brush is very decent and suitable for spoke wheel already in my opinion. If it is not working well to you, then you probably can try wheel woolies. ![]() Unfortunately I haven heard any local people selling it. I bought it from Singapore also. For 15" rim and below, the biggest wheel woolies cannot use much because too bulky. If you are looking for a more flat, bigger contact surface kind of brush, you can try CarPlan brush which is available at Ace Hardware. ![]() The left most product, which is this one: This one: ![]() is actually identical to what you posted but much smaller in bristle length. It is only suitable for tight space like if you have small rim plus a disc brake, then near the disc caliper this brush is the only brush that can go inside the gap. But on other more spacious spoke the brush that you posted is better as the bristle is longer. Overall Malaysia hard to find detailing accessories, especially good brush that has paint safe soft bristle. I am looking for Mothers wheel brush series as well, last time here got people sell, but now the online shop is close down so I am still searching. Anyone got the link for Taobao for the wheel woolies? This post has been edited by nVidiaFX: Jul 22 2014, 01:34 PM |
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QUOTE(seichirosano @ Jul 25 2014, 12:16 PM) any recommendation for interior quick detailing? (dashboard, wind screen, etc) clear dust away, dirt. My all time favorite is Meguairs quick interior detailer. It's okay to let it dry itself as it do not cause streaks. i went to ace hardware and saw BlackMagic 2 in 1 leather, but i scare it will attract more dust. Btw anyone know where can I her a grit guard? |
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Hi guys. What is a good lubricant for clay?
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QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Aug 1 2014, 01:51 AM) at the moment i'm using cheapo kura kura f21 shampoo... still undecided on what to use after that's done. Is okay to use shampoo as lube? Was thinking to do that as well. I thought that Meguairs used the quik detailer as clay lube but that's expensive!also, megs last touch is dumb as a clay lube. no idea why hypercoat pairing that with their proffessional clay bars |
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Ok will try to clay my car and hopefully take some photos then. Going to clay + wax. Normally i don't know if i am too anal or what but a normal washing + drying takes me around 3 1/2 hours
thanks to quaz and g88. How do i tag someone btw? |
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Haha. No more WoW. I stopped in Cata. That was also like its former glory. Miss the days of plain vanilla. I am playing FFXIV now hehe. yeah we should any detailing TT? |
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