Yes is possible if its very surface.

could the scratch catch your nail? if not then most probably it is very swallow and no problem polish it out

I spent the last few days doing a full detail on my car.

Wash, claybar, compound, polish, sealant on the exterior plus interior cleaning.

Very very tired and sweated bucket loads.

I think I'm getting too old for this

no, it just a mark following by the wiper area
can be polished by using what liquid?

Errr...windscreen? Glass? If they're 'scratches/wiper trails' I don't think you would be able to polish them off by hand. You'd need some serious machine, pads and compound to remove scratches on glass. But if they're just 'scuff marks' left behind by the wipers, you might just be able to remove them with some glass polish and lots and lots of 'passion' by hand.....

sifu,
thanks for the correction. I thought it was from the paint lol

Hi, all sifus

need your advice and recommendation of the tools use to take care my new car

1) what car wash shampoo recommended, use what cloth to wash, use what cloth to dry the car? where can i buy it?
2) what wax to use, use what cloth to apply wax to car body, use what cloth to wipe the car body to make it shiny? where can i buy it?
3) how frequent to wax the car
4) how to keep car windows cleaned from watermark after wash car
4) i found a small scratch on car bonet, i think hit by rock, is this repairable?

appreciate your feedback. thanks

Im willing to bet you will sell your rotary once you gotten the Flex since you will not be using it often anymore

NOOOO!!!!! If I can only have ONE machine then it'll be a rotary. Flex DA, normal DA, Rupes, Bosch ROB, etc. they have limitations. A rotary can do *almost* everything from *very* heavy compounding to the most delicate finishing. And, pair it with the right backing plate and pads, would be able to reach all those small, intricate and difficult to reach areas/panels.

True that. Much agreed. Rotary is definitely much more versatile.

Pinjam FLEX

No la master.. rotary will always be my first baby.. cheewaahhh..

Yes.. rotary can do 'almost' all the job but i need DA for 1 step process.. couldnt take longer hours as my weight issue.. huhuhu

Not yet buy la master.. once i beli then we keep in touch ya..

Master2 sekalian.. Does ultimateshine website legit? The price quite interesting.. Email them and they said so far no issue on delivery or scam as they had been online seller since 2008..

Any master here had an experienced with ultimateshine? Care to share? Thanks

Hi, my car interior plastic thingy and leather seat getting dirty over year, which detailing product could get rid of those dirty and stubborn mark? Reason i ask because i dont know which type of detailing best solve my issue. As most i see in hypermarket are for leather seat or interior shine and etc....

sonax matt effect/apple smell for the plastics, and meguiar's leather care (smells like aloe/medicine lol)

Thanks, can both bought at hypermarket?

meguiar's yes; Sonax may need a lot of digging around. worse case find sonax HQ directly, info via their facebook.

I know the owner personally. Trustworthy.

A few drops of dishwashing detergent inside a standard sprayer bottle (1L), a soft bristle brush (shoe brush) for general areas and a soft bristle toothbrush for those difficult to reach spots, a pail of water with a couple of microfibre cloth for rinsing (wipe), a couple more mf cloth for wiping dry, and any branded and good quality interior protectant to dress them up when u've finished cleaning.

sifu, is there any coating shop @penang to recommend