Purchasing via Amazon for Turtle wax 75th anniversary would cost rm200++. Check it out.

Using excess ceramic coating on these wheels...

bird poop....

Ahh interesting tip. The one with the dark pink/maroon bottle ah? UQD I use as is from the spray bottle. Haha.

This one likely more expensive - I think Ace Hardware is selling it at > RM80? [edit - managed to find an old pic from last year's visit]

UQD is expensive stuff  me poor guy only using 1:16 ONR, very spam-able  sometimes spray until hand tired so I got the Kwazar dual action faster spraying

4-5 years quite long though  , I run through 1L of 1:16 ONR in 1-2 month.

Wow lasts so long ah bro?

I use one bottle probably around 1.5-2 years. Plus spray directly with no dilution. Hahaha

One thing I liked about QD is the scent though.

Wow, your car must be really well maintained. Ideally the lesser 'contact' is made with the paint, the better the chance of reducing any form of swirls/marrings on the car too.

Haha battle scars from Sepang ah or touge?

I can still see some 'lines' on my rear windscreen. That day I only clayed and IPA the whole front glass area to remove that oil patch.

I was thinking to use Glass Refresh but my screen ain't watermarked though so I kept it in the end.

Haven't even done any detailing to the roof areas too. 

Haha you spotted it. Used to do that for all my cars. At least try my best to ensure 'space' given to the next lot so they don't end up opening their doors willy nilly and end up dinging my paint 

I almost always ignore the roof and just wash the rest.

Your ride is the GT86?

I don't know if its the angle or... he is hugging very close to the pillar 

NEVER EVER use acid cleaners on your front windscreen.

IGL Delete contains Sulphuric Acid (I use it regularly on my clients' vehicles). Hence the warning not to use it on the front windscreen as I have people coming to me with permanent stains on the wiper marks, simply because they attempted to remove water spots with a water spot remover.

Those look like Type 2 water spots, and the best fix in my experience is to go straight to polishing usinf Cerium Oxide. But the vinegar technique might work for him.

My 2 cents.

Check this video out:
He did a comparison..

https://youtu.be/jl1dWbsp8hQ

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"sorry, here is some free stuff"
'OK I will put it to the test'
"no no wait please!!"

I have so far used 40-70% vinegar (depending on the job) mixed with deionized water from my rinse system to remove spots, chased by a damp deionized water microfiber to neutralize until it is time to do a full rinse. Super cheap and maybe old-school, but effective. The polisher takes care of the rest if it's a correction job. If what is left is pretty nasty, it's probably time to use a polisher because you can't wipe genuine etching away.

It just seems really uneconomical to buy products like this until they come down to the price of window cleaners like Stoners.

For a high end job I guess these products may be worth it so your customer doesn't see you using a Heinz bottle on their car.

also just replying cuz i wana know how trapo mats are hahaha, heard some that the thing peeled after a month?

Anyone used rain x interior to prevent fogging at the windows?

The high end coating required longest curing time for the polymer to form a strong chain among them. Once this established, it can really last quite long.

true coating required close environment to begin with.

Curing is also apply to any sealant but sealant maximum curing only 24 hours which is easier to achieve without closed garage.

Exposed dirt is also Trapo’s pros where it’s rather easy to collect and discard the dirt. But mine comes with the Velcro which eventually eats into my floor mat 😅 regret didn’t pay more for the other base holding style which I could throw the dirt easier. But other than that, few times spilled liquid (kids 😅) Trapo held the liquid and reduced the water to my floor carpet.