QUOTE(faujc99 @ Jul 6 2021, 09:00 AM)
and is it necessary to put lol in the end to mock people? what did i type up there that offended u so much, i dont even know u? but if there is any, I apologize here, my intention is just to give my 5 cents to him in a simple and general way, and avoid him from making costly mistakes.
When it comes to car care, everyone has different experiences/motivation/dedication/persistence, and as long as it works for u, great, share your experience, boast your sifuness all u want, but no need to criticize others. pro or not, everyone continue learning as technology and products are updated from time to time
chill bro... i don't think there was any "lol" being made here?

he shared his opinions, then it is up to @crixalisrox to determine and decide himself.
for X50 carbon fiber textured plastic, it is just that, fake textured plastic. so just treat it as any normal plastic trims and apply any coating/LSP products as you wish.
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woah maximum tagging of 5 members reached
QUOTE(sk41 @ Jul 6 2021, 12:51 PM)
guys, how do you fix minor scratches at front windshield?
glass polish, ideally get from reputable brand as cheap ones may leave permanent damage/haze on your windscreen.
QUOTE(newhouseowner @ Jul 6 2021, 08:06 PM)
Oh you butthurt, I see. So be it.
sifu also chill ya

QUOTE(ZzZzz... @ Jul 7 2021, 11:15 AM)
just realize there's minor scratch as below photo (not sure is it due to my careless car wash

), anyway to remove it without polish?
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no way without polish.
have some patience, and try to stick to hand polishing as it is sitting on an edge and machine polishing may burn off your clearcoat and god forbid paint.
done that mistake on my sister's new car however seeing as i did more good correcting the damage on that area resulted of a fender bender at the parking lot scraping a pillar, all is good.
QUOTE(newhouseowner @ Jul 7 2021, 06:09 PM)
Nope. Some more need machine, hand application quite challenging.
i would think machine being more challenging unless you have small tool for very small spot correction and that would be a lot of budget as you'd typically want bigger machine for quicker (that's usually the purpose of machines ya? lol) overall car usage / coverage
so in that sense i'd disagree and side more on just going by hand for small spot corrections, involving an edge of curve of a car surface.
QUOTE(G-CooL^_^ @ Jul 8 2021, 11:11 PM)
how do you wash microfiber towel ?
What detergent u all using ?
multiple soakings /intervals between Vanish powder, and dishwashing liquid.
All hand wash, indoor drying.
and typically soak for 3-4ish days, as modern LSP tend to last longer, they tend to cling/stick on your cloth too...
same goes for modern day pollution