BSD on it's own, i doubt it last.

not to mention it has that "squeaky" feel being standalone that you feel like your car is bare naked just being IPA'd.

Just wash & wax after that day went to construction side...    mana tau wanna rain.   

Another difficult question to answer...since BSD is just one of the many spray waxes/sealants that i like using, and i'd normally just pick any one frm my stash depending on my mood. But, a rough guess, durability and amount of product used is almost similar to OCWax. So if i were to use it exclusively, one bottle could well last me more than one year especially since it's 750ml. But I'm not too fond of PNS though. Feels like it's just a concentrated form of BSD and Sonax people also concurred on it. Also, PNS on it's own,  the durabily and performance differences aren't significantly enough to justify the price and volume of the can. If you wan't to go that route, maybe the Sonax Nano Coat + BSD would be more suitable. Regardless, i do suggest you try the BSD if you get the chance. Tried Reload before? Well, i can say that BSD is much like Reload and then some. Something very much value for money, especially considering the price and the volume of the bottle....and even more if you caught it during discounted period. Quazacolt, wanna add anything else.....

So where do I get BSD anyway? Would try it on naked paint, as well as topper.

Some of us mostly just drop by their HQ cuz, if lucky enough, can still get a little discount (and some times freebies) even if it's not officially on sale. Haven't gone in shopping mall for a while now, but i used to see them in Giant, Parksons and  ACE....not sure if these places still carries them.

Some of us mostly just drop by their HQ cuz, if lucky enough, can still get a little discount (and some times freebies) even if it's not officially on sale. Haven't gone in shopping mall for a while now, but i used to see them in Giant, Parksons and  ACE....not sure if these places still carries them.

since you can invest on getting alot product and equipment...to lightening your maintenance job + increase product durability / reduce wastage....
spend some money do a pergola....

this is bodywork product. Why you need it ? Going to DIY self repair bodywork and paint ? 

Master krismas, zerosp, g88 between carpro reload and opti seal which one recommended?

Master krismas, zerosp, g88 between carpro reload and opti seal which one recommended?

Master krismas, zerosp, g88 between carpro reload and opti seal which one recommended?

Hi all, i saw this at tesco, think its a good deal. But which one is actually more suitable for car wash at home?

Karcher k2050 - offer price rm329. Ori price rm429
Black n decker - normal price only, rm355.

Im not too sure of the specs, but i think this Black n decker has higher/stronger jet?




any advice pls?

Both sheets and beads differently. One is slightly more expensive. Both bottles can last you very long time.

Reload on dark colored cars, just pay a little more attention for streaking. Some fellas at Autogeek recommended to dilute, but I never try before.

Hei Bro, since you are looking for sealant... Put 1 more into the list, Iron Gloss from Dodo Juice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dp0I36B6P0M

I think Sonax Polymer Net Shield is also a sealant.

What are you looking for? What you're trying to achieve?

Thanks master for your info.. Mind to share which is expensive? I dont mind paying as long 1 bottle can use up to 10~15 cars (cost saving) instead of cheap but can use up to 5~6 cars
How much and where I can get it master?
Am looking at cost saving product but best at durability/protection (sheet/rain repellent) and of course deep gloss if possible.. Any suggestion master?

If possible anything that can source locally ya master (online/LYN/distributor)

Thanks master2 sekalian..

Reload is slightly more expensive, both Opti Seal and Reload has no problem of doing over 80 cars.

Master, we're talking about reload spray type sealant right?

Its in 400ml size..

Yes. Both reload and Opti Seal are capable of doing over 80 cars.

If 400ml reload able to cover up to 80 cars, then 1 car average 5ml per car?

You're talking about mid size car or small car?

Sorry master for so many question..