Haha, I think that comment was directed to the post with the saman - the comments section.

I wish got permit bro, even if got such thing.

Anyhow will keep the boot lid sticker since they are targeting the windscreen areas at the moment.

Probably when things die down, might resume sticking again.

Still beads really well bro!

Just found from Shopee there's no more stock for blue Hybrid Ceramic Wax, only the green version Hybrid Ceramic Liquid Wax. But youtube there comparison video seems blue version is better

Yes, used HCW before. From my experience, no curing time needed. 2 ways to apply - either the wet method or the dry which is the way majority of us tends to do with our products.



Video above was taken when I finished the product so I sprayed it liberally on my engine and sprayed with garden hose.

Shocking reliability!

Finally got some time to do some proper TLC. Removed all the decals except for the boot lip.

Coated all glass areas except side mirrors with Glaco Roll On

Recoated the tyres with Black Black

Applied Armorall Shield Wax on bonnet and sealed the whole car with Ultimate Fast Finish

And lastly Soft 99 Cloth Barrier on all the seats...

Hmm that does seem pretty bad in terms of durability... It still has some sheeting but the beading is more or less gone.

Wah.. big water tank for carwash? Jk jk..

Btw, any recommendation for tar remover?

This post has been edited by sonotme: Mar 16 2021, 07:08 PM

Hmm not too sure Bro. I don't use tar remover. Haha. Bug spray got if not mistaken to remove those dead bugs on bumper a long time ago

Better is because it is way too easier to apply, it is almost like spray wax. I also like the blue one than yellow. As the result shown in previous post, it lasts almost 3 months. Not too shabby for such a easier application.

Just now after evening rain managed to decon wash my car and proceed with ceramic coating. To recap I did Meguiar Ultimate Compound using hand applicator for past 2 days, managed to lift up most water mark and residue, tiring but I'm satisfied.

So when sunset, I brought out white LED battery-powered light to proceed the coating job, to my horror, under the white LED light I'm able to see the round circular light haze of my Ultimate Compound work! During daytime I didn't see it, but it was now visible circular pattern under LED light, omg. So I ignore it and proceed with coating job, luckily applying to coating able to masquerade those circular haze and making the paint looks glossy (black car).

Any idea what is the circular haze? It doesn't seems to be scratches, but sort of like compound residue?

https://youtu.be/XPHt1gjPJlk
Jump to 12.40, he says its normal to have some hazing n then u should do polishing..

considering the price, 1 more product to ignore lol

naw pretty dead. water sticks lol

basic steps: rough paint/fresh paint from oven or repainting > sanding > compounding > polishing (and maybe glazing)
even sanding you aware that there's lower grit to higher grit sanding right? (not just car application)

light haze/marring etc from compounding.

that's why we advised to use ultimate polish lol
so... you'll have to close an eye as you've sealed in that imperfection lo
if able to mask/masquerade as you said, then good la, either the coating has fillers, and/or the viscosity is thin enough to just fill itself in the imperfections.
(reminds me of my 3M headlight coating process!)

Ya, years back I did sanding and respray my headlamp, been gone through those steps especially sanding 1000 > 1500 > 2000 grits. Took me a few days just for headlamp job.

Previously all the while I'm using Soft99 Metaclean one step polish only, didn't has this kind of haze issue, so could be Ultimate Compound rougher grit. This time uses Ultimate Compound because I realize my 1 year old coating looks very bad with scratches and water marks, reckon will be harder for Metaclean to lift those up. Ya Meg UC did well job eliminate most of that.

Meanwhile the paint respray shop did terrible job, over sprayed the paint (clear coat because non visible) to my other non-repair car door and one of the headlamp, making the surface so rough I can't lift up using hand applicator.

This post has been edited by voscar: Mar 17 2021, 09:56 AM

yes you are correct that UC is indeed rougher grit.

since coating done ady, just maintain it until coating wears off

wow lol

Actually way too much products and too small test area for my liking.

But anyways, it is a good way to test many items at the same time.

That video you shared earlier on the TW Graphene Flex really made me reconsider graphene.

I might want to get the TW Ceramic Wax to apply as my new base coat then maintain with S&S.

yeah good for us that dont have a free panel like that and so many products/money and time.

the video was from another forumer la... StevenL

yeah 2 months for their top of the line graphene with such high price tag... very disappointing