Yeap, this is the Accord's steering but this doesn't look like scratches though, it look something like stains but it is not and i can be sure about this because i am very very particular with mess on my hand so I always clean my hand properly before gripping the steering wheel.

No matter what I do, it doesn't seem to go away.

Reminds me of something "dried up" -.-

the strange thing is that, i don't use any of hand care products lol :T___T:

i'm going to purchase those proper leather cleaner later today and then try and see what can it do. don't dare to use domestic methods to try and clean it otherwise later scared lebih jialat then i cry also no tears T___T


:haha: i can confirmed 100% + another 10% as bonus that is is not sweat cause my hands are dry as hell and i always make sure that my hands are clear of moisture before I lay my hands on the steering (yes, I'm a bit OCD).

There is no marks on the sewings ^^ that is just reflection of the camera flash :T___T:

WHAT THE EFF

very disgusting right XD

not sure if this falls within the ambit of car care/detailing but it's worth the try.



can someone share their experience if they have fix bumper rashes like these?

the price wanted by the workshop to fix this is way too much.

is there a way to get it fix DIY?

EZY Touch Up <--- saw this but not sure if it does work.

help?

T___T

morning guys,

i just bought a foam lance for my Karcher K5 but i'm not sure which car shampoo is suitable to be used with it. afraid that i might buy the wrong one which could be toooo harsh for my car paint.

any recommendation?

i was previously using this

is the HD6 better than this GloWhite? I always thought this GloWhite is better since my car is white.

Ahh... i bought the K5 sometime ago and it is still
working great so don't intend to replace it anytime soon.

Is the GloWhite corrosive/acidic? why should it only be used if i want to apply protection? by protection, does it mean like wax?

No wonder it always seems like my wax is "wearing off" every time i used it.

So, just use the normal wash and wax for weekly washes?

[quote=voscar,Nov 24 2019, 01:55 PM]
How's the cleaning power? Is it really able to clean black strip on white car? I plan to buy and use it to wash my car once per 3 months + wax after wash so I can minimize the polishing step, normal wash will still use wash&wax, haha.


visually, i cannot tell the difference between this and a reputable brand "wash and wax" shampoo as it seems to do the same.

as for black streaks, if you let them sit for a day or more then this shampoo does nothing. you'd be better off claying them stains off.


as for waxing, get a decent product and you'll be set for at least 6 months. any product that last less than 6 months are not worth applying.

[quote=teikchuan,Nov 24 2019, 02:09 PM]
[quote=shaniandras2787,Nov 24 2019, 01:46 PM]
No wonder it always seems like my wax is "wearing off" every time i used it.

So, just use the normal wash and wax for weekly washes?

Yes , im a big fan of magic101 last time.
normal wash n wax is a good soap too.
For Local brand i always recommend this.
You cant go wrong for the pice!

[/quote]

"last time"?

What are you using presently?

guys,

i just bought a foam cannon for my pressure washer so need some heads up on what type of car shampoo should i use for it?

arigatouuuu

oh! you mean those normal reputable branded PH neutral wash and wax can be used together with the foam cannon as well?

never thought of the foam cannon as a pre-wash.

since my car is already coated, i guess a thorough pre-rinse should be able to loosen most of the road grime.

i guess i can foam my car a second time (after the first layer has fallen off) before doing any contact washing.

can't seem to find the ultimate show foam wash on Shoppee though

thanks for the information!

alllright, will plan a visit next week.

thanks!

my understanding would be:-

Rinse -> Foam -> *wait for it to settle down* -> Rinse -> Foam -> Contact Wash -> Rinse -> Dry / Wax.

was thinking if letting the first foam drag/loosen whatever grime there is on the body to the floor before foaming another layer for the contact wash to further reduce the possibility of swirls

i just checked with motormad, they don't have the Ultimate Snow Wash instead they recommended Citrust Blast Wash and Wax - anyone used this before

lower suds formula may not be the best pair for foam cannon?