QUOTE(VeeJay @ Aug 7 2020, 10:25 PM)
lol, my cabinet is already flooded with all kinda polish and wax, some are even more than 10 years old!
probably need a new cabinet, more urgently rather than a wax! hahaha
anyways its worth the purchase. I prefer the dry (damp application) rather than spray and rinse
Wah come share your collections bro.. Like the warehouse collections by sifus
slk and
celciuz.
QUOTE(xinghong @ Aug 9 2020, 12:16 AM)
Hahah is turtle wax seal and shine so powerful? Im contemplating to purchase it !!
Price to match also... Not that cheap either but it works. Like bro Celciuz has shared, there are other affordable options out there like Osren, Meg's HCW, even Soft 99 Fusso range if you need a spray wax with Sio2 type results.
QUOTE(benl40 @ Aug 10 2020, 12:28 AM)
What I noticed is this my paint is not very smooth, is it because I skipped the process of using a clay bar? Does it affect the paintwork in any way in the long run if I do not clay my car? What other tools or product will be handy and is there any other steps that I need to follow?
Best to clay for the best results. Without a smooth surface to start, it will not be very smooth to the touch. One thing about claying is it doesn't need to be done very often. My car was last clayed like almost a year ago and the surface is still quite smooth...