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nothing specialI use small piece of tissue/toilet paper or kitchen towel to apply...don't use too much... after hazing...wipe haze away with damp cloth
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Sep 28 2020, 08:29 PM
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Sep 29 2020, 10:40 AM
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QUOTE(tsg_7 @ Sep 29 2020, 10:11 AM) if just wanna see clearer in the rain... can just use rainxrainx has high alcohol will clean out slight oil film...but won't clean water spots if want virgin spotless glass...then must clean out water spots first... I use autosol metal polish...then wash away residue oil with dish liquid... then apply rainx |
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Sep 29 2020, 10:54 AM
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Sep 29 2020, 12:56 PM
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QUOTE(tsg_7 @ Sep 29 2020, 11:51 AM) autosol can do the job?? nice. no idea what's in cif, zip, etc... probably baking soda based abrasive... don't try vim I think uses silica sand will scratch glass... theses are mechanical methods, i.e., scratch/rub the watermarks offwill try later. one of my friend use Cif cleaning. somehow perfect job too. im gonna try autosol.... metal polish probably got stuff that reacts with oxidations and minerals, either dissolving some and making other "softer" before it's abrasive rubs it off. don't use autosol on paint/plastic chrome it will scratch |
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Oct 28 2020, 09:04 AM
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QUOTE(woodentiger86 @ Oct 27 2020, 07:25 PM) that extreme shield wax is "grippy" feel type after application...as you apply the polymer gives up water... very weird when i first try it long time ago... haha woodentiger86 liked this post
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Oct 28 2020, 10:33 AM
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QUOTE(woodentiger86 @ Oct 28 2020, 09:20 AM) totally opposite the feel spectrum from Carnauba wax...hahaha... its like sonax polymer net shieldits a different type of product...good at controlling dust attraction...if lazy to wash car, car stays "cleaner" between wash or wash less frequent...but these were developed long before cheap spray coatings...these coatings does quite a good job now imho |
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QUOTE(Jay Chua CC @ Oct 28 2020, 10:35 AM) Do you meant that polymer wax/spray/coat is better at repelling dust compared to carnauba/sio2 etc,.?> carnauba=0, sio2=10...this 7~8 for repelling dustbtw...needs a lot for a car, i don't recommend buying now...many many yrs ago, this and the amourall wheel protectant the two best product worth getting for dust control This post has been edited by dwRK: Oct 28 2020, 10:54 AM |
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QUOTE(woodentiger86 @ Oct 28 2020, 11:10 AM) I get what you mean already... eh...wrong liao... that grippy layer supposed to stay on... you just gently wipe off any excess and water... like I said this product is 180 degree opposite of wax... hahahaSpread the product via applicator was fairly smooth... Then came the buffing part. It says product doesn't need to haze so I quickly took a dry MF to wipe... Wah lau, so grippy. Can't even wipe off properly. Had to moist the towel a bit and use some extra elbow grease effort to fully wipe off the thin layer... I tested it on a small panel on my hood though. |
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QUOTE(coolhunter88 @ Oct 28 2020, 03:51 PM) I'm not too sure of the available coatings in the market and what differences are they... coating is not a necessity... people do it because super nice beading, easier to wash, stays clean longer...i did coating for my previous car... 3 layer btw.. however my brother told me don't need to do coating.. normal polish will do... need advice... |
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QUOTE(coolhunter88 @ Oct 28 2020, 04:20 PM) thanks for the input :thumbsup: no difference...all refer to same class of chemical, normally sio2 but got others as well, and also different carriersplease do advice for the differences of normal coating, nano coating and ceramic coating... i couldnt recall what coating i did for my previous car.. However i saw a shop called Lavish at Puchong... their marketing ad is very strong.. but im not sure on the quality or coating... any idea?? anyway I'm not into coating, my resolution is to finish what I have...hahaha, but am happy to try out those 9h rm5 per bottle stuff... |
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QUOTE(coolhunter88 @ Oct 29 2020, 12:50 PM) i see.. some people said that coating is not necessary... it depends on you ah...just polish will do... like half a year polish once.. rather than paying few thousands... coating is very different... I got a car on coating... so easy to wash/clean...stays clean for very long... just wash n dry... polish/wax need more work/effort... but easy to try out different products... always got new things to try... haha both types give different kinds of joy... tbh...if I get a new car...I will diy coating... because the paint still nice n clean so doesn't need much prep work... alternatively can try those cheaper diy spray on wet activated coatings... anyways no hard n fast rules... you do what is best for yourself woodentiger86 liked this post
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QUOTE(coolhunter88 @ Oct 29 2020, 04:50 PM) imho...send to shop pay a few k not worth for new car... the product is quite cheap... majority of the cost is in the workmanship for paint correction, etc...instead i would consider trying those new hybrid wax stuff... I can still give up, surrender and send for coating later... hahaha.... start with lower cost stuff first and move upwards... |
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QUOTE(arza04 @ Oct 30 2020, 09:30 AM) you can try using autosol metal polish... I showed this few weeks back... search for my post here... woodentiger86 liked this post
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QUOTE(arza04 @ Oct 30 2020, 01:24 PM) You got try at front windshield? Your picture macam rear windshield. Will try small area first see hows the result front, rear, windows...all glass surfaces I've used... but yes test small patch to see and gain confidence...![]() my 15 years old front windscreen... This post has been edited by dwRK: Oct 30 2020, 02:01 PM |
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QUOTE(Jay Chua CC @ Nov 1 2020, 09:41 AM) drive out also problem. roads are wet, the area at fenders and doors there sure sticked or polluted with dirty water from water puddles and wet road. I realy hate this lol. my new car OCD passed long ago... now if come home after rain just spray rinse dirt off... wait for weekend to wash... Have to whip out my ultra cloth everytime after rain. Can I just wipe with cloth without rinsing water? Sked that there might be small debris or coarse contaminants from the water puddles . haha |
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