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kewell787
post Jun 27 2016, 03:37 PM

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car detailing newbie here...
just wanted to ask whats the difference between shampoo designed for car wash and normal sabun?
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post Jun 27 2016, 03:42 PM

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QUOTE(kewell787 @ Jun 27 2016, 03:37 PM)
car detailing newbie here...
just wanted to ask whats the difference between shampoo designed for car wash and normal sabun?
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normal sabun means wat? Quality car shampoo normally clean but mild type.. they r formulated to clean but not to strip wax thats why some shampoo really exp.
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post Jun 27 2016, 03:49 PM

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QUOTE(kevinlim001 @ Jun 27 2016, 03:42 PM)
normal sabun means wat? Quality car shampoo normally clean but mild type.. they r formulated to clean but not to strip wax thats why some shampoo really exp.
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hi thanks for reply..

normal sabun means those wash cloth sabun ah...dish plate sabun ah...some people use that to wash car but I feel it is not suitable....

so the wax job is actually protecting the car paint? or just prevent the car being longer time to be dirty?


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post Jun 27 2016, 04:18 PM

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QUOTE(kewell787 @ Jun 27 2016, 03:49 PM)
hi thanks for reply..

normal sabun means those wash cloth sabun ah...dish plate sabun ah...some people use that to wash car but I feel it is not suitable....

so the wax job is actually protecting the car paint? or just prevent the car being longer time to be dirty?
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serve both purpose.. wax will protect ur car paint and make it shine. At the same time it give licin surface so dust dont easily stain even stain also easily remove. But regular car wash still required...

some pro member here use dish washing liquid when they wan to strip wax.. i do that too i normally wash with car shampoo mix with dish washing liquid when i wash and follow by claying process

btw basuh baju punya sabun for car wash i never heard before.. blush.gif

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post Jun 27 2016, 04:32 PM

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QUOTE(kevinlim001 @ Jun 27 2016, 04:18 PM)
serve both purpose.. wax will protect ur car paint and make it shine. At the same time it give licin surface so dust dont easily stain even stain also easily remove. But regular car wash still required...

some pro member here use dish washing liquid when they wan to strip wax.. i do that too i normally wash with car shampoo mix with dish washing liquid when i wash and follow by claying process

btw basuh baju punya sabun for car wash i never heard before..  blush.gif
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then how long a wax job can last long usually?

thats mean after wax, need to wash car with car shampoo to prevent the wax gone?

and whats the situation will cause you strip the wax? doesnt it better if the wax still there since it is protecting?

got leh my fren is using dynamo to wash his car... I was feel like "can meh?"

sorry about too much question as I am new in this ...read alot post but still dont understand the process of detailing due to poor language level...
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post Jun 27 2016, 07:14 PM

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QUOTE(kewell787 @ Jun 27 2016, 04:32 PM)
then how long a wax job can last long usually?

thats mean after wax, need to wash car with car shampoo to prevent the wax gone?

and whats the situation will cause you strip the wax? doesnt it better if the wax still there since it is protecting?

got leh my fren is using dynamo to wash his car... I was feel like "can meh?"

sorry about too much question as I am new in this ...read alot post but still dont understand the process of detailing due to poor language level...
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Wax lasting or not depends on a lot factor like quality of the wax, waxing technique, the environment where u use n park ur car normally it range from weeks to months.

I strip the wax because I wan to polish when u wan to polish that's where u need to completely clean ur car then only u start with polishing. There r cases also I wan to apply a better type of wax then I ll clean it with clay also

Never heard of dynamo as car shampoo le but I think dynamo not as strong as dish washing liquid and it's not that abrasive when it comes to oil or grease.

After wax doesn't mean that you don't have to clean the car. It doesn't really help maintain the wax but at least you clean the dirt and when you wash u can know if your wax is wearing off and need to reapply

Nothing to be sorry abt I also learning here cheers bro
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post Jun 28 2016, 03:57 AM

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QUOTE(stevensteady @ Jun 26 2016, 10:42 AM)
My latest project, orange peel removal

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After
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stevensteady you are my idol...care to share what combination u use to achieve that?

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post Jun 28 2016, 04:33 PM

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QUOTE(scoutfai @ Jun 25 2016, 10:04 PM)
11) Final outcome

After all LSP finish applied.
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Now the engine detailing is considered done for me.

Last but not least, try to start the engine and check if all electrical equipment function normally.

Because de-greasing has been done, but some part of the engine actually is better to have grease, such as the pulley shaft, the batter terminal sponge (if you have it), one can re-apply again manually. For me I usually spray a light coat of silicon lubricant on these area.

One can certainly bring up the level of engine bay detailing depending on how many resources you have. For example if you have a steamer, you can do steam cleaning, which is very efficient in removing gunk. If you have long brush, you can reach to the very bottom of the engine bay and do much more brushing.

The method I used is certainly not the only method and it is only best suited for me at the moment. As time progress I might change, you should too.

Finally I hope you enjoy reading my engine bay detailing post. Cheers.  cool2.gif
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post Jun 28 2016, 07:50 PM

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QUOTE(scoutfai @ Jun 25 2016, 10:04 PM)
11) Final outcome

After all LSP finish applied.
user posted image

user posted image

user posted image

user posted image
Now the engine detailing is considered done for me.

Last but not least, try to start the engine and check if all electrical equipment function normally.

Because de-greasing has been done, but some part of the engine actually is better to have grease, such as the pulley shaft, the battery terminal sponge (if you have it), one can re-apply again manually. For me I usually spray a light coat of silicon lubricant on these area.

One can certainly bring up the level of engine bay detailing depending on how many resources you have. For example if you have a steamer, you can do steam cleaning, which is very efficient in removing gunk. If you have long brush, you can reach to the very bottom of the engine bay and do much more brushing.

The method I used is certainly not the only method and it is only best suited for me at the moment. As time progress I might change, you should too.

Finally I hope you enjoy reading my engine bay detailing post. Cheers.  cool2.gif
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This is absolutely awesome! Great work there! Thanks for the sharing!!
frankzane
post Jun 29 2016, 02:39 PM

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Dear Sifus,

How to clean tree sap, birds dropping without scratching the car paint? I noticed some tree saps are quite hard to remove...

Thanks.
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post Jun 29 2016, 07:51 PM

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QUOTE(frankzane @ Jun 29 2016, 02:39 PM)
Dear Sifus,

How to clean tree sap, birds dropping without scratching the car paint? I noticed some tree saps are quite hard to remove...

Thanks.
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Never ever get the tree sap on your car! Previously my car gotten sap from mango tree and it was very very difficult to remove.
Try to use some tar spot remover (which might work) on the tree sap and it might work. But no guarantee.
gfwong
post Jul 1 2016, 09:44 AM

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QUOTE(scoutfai @ Jun 25 2016, 10:04 PM)
11) Final outcome

After all LSP finish applied.
user posted image

user posted image

user posted image

user posted image
Now the engine detailing is considered done for me.

Last but not least, try to start the engine and check if all electrical equipment function normally.

Because de-greasing has been done, but some part of the engine actually is better to have grease, such as the pulley shaft, the battery terminal sponge (if you have it), one can re-apply again manually. For me I usually spray a light coat of silicon lubricant on these area.

One can certainly bring up the level of engine bay detailing depending on how many resources you have. For example if you have a steamer, you can do steam cleaning, which is very efficient in removing gunk. If you have long brush, you can reach to the very bottom of the engine bay and do much more brushing.

The method I used is certainly not the only method and it is only best suited for me at the moment. As time progress I might change, you should too.

Finally I hope you enjoy reading my engine bay detailing post. Cheers.  cool2.gif
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Super detail man. Great work. I normally just do waterless washing for engine.
http://carporchdetailer.blogspot.my/2016/0...aterlessly.html
gfwong
post Jul 1 2016, 10:42 AM

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QUOTE(linkin182 @ Jun 23 2016, 10:39 AM)
Yeah I did, wanna buy Wash & Wax and planning to top up my UQW.
But Megs Direct out of stock  blink.gif

Both out of stock  bye.gif  bye.gif  bye.gif
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If you are looking for UQW, get this instead. It's the same thing and goes by the gallon. Cheaper if compare price/volume.
http://www.lazada.com.my/meguiars-dyntheti...on-9225769.html

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post Jul 1 2016, 10:43 AM

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QUOTE(douglas_tong @ Jun 23 2016, 01:49 AM)
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Cheap le...but I don't have a need for this. So I share with you guys lor
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Bro, you've tried this (Meguiar's Paint Protect)? Any good?

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post Jul 1 2016, 01:15 PM

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QUOTE(gfwong @ Jul 1 2016, 10:42 AM)
If you are looking for UQW, get this instead. It's the same thing and goes by the gallon. Cheaper if compare price/volume.
http://www.lazada.com.my/meguiars-dyntheti...on-9225769.html
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Does it need to be mixed? like part 1 cup Synthetic X-Press and 4 cups water?
I bought liao, so..maybe in the future.

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post Jul 1 2016, 02:36 PM

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QUOTE(gfwong @ Jul 1 2016, 10:43 AM)
Bro, you've tried this (Meguiar's Paint Protect)? Any good?
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Nope. Like I said, I don't think I need it, cause I enjoy waxing every now and then. But promotion over Liao. Sob

Based on what I have read. This is for non- enthusiast. Protection last long, beading mediocre, shine level low. Its main selling point is still long lasting protection.
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post Jul 1 2016, 02:53 PM

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QUOTE(linkin182 @ Jul 1 2016, 01:15 PM)
Does it need to be mixed? like part 1 cup Synthetic X-Press and 4 cups water?
I bought liao, so..maybe in the future.
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This is ready to use.
gfwong
post Jul 1 2016, 02:54 PM

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QUOTE(douglas_tong @ Jul 1 2016, 02:36 PM)
Nope. Like I said, I don't think I need it, cause I enjoy waxing every now and then. But promotion over Liao. Sob

Based on what I have read. This is for non- enthusiast. Protection last long, beading mediocre, shine level low. Its main selling point is still long lasting protection.
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OIC. Thanks.
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post Jul 2 2016, 09:50 PM

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Tire shine anyone?
http://carporchdetailer.blogspot.my/2016/0...-shine.html?m=1
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post Jul 3 2016, 10:09 PM

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QUOTE(gfwong @ Jul 2 2016, 09:50 PM)
Thanks for sharing.

I myself use meguiars endurance too. Have to be applied thinly cause it slings. Durability is close to 2 weeks. One bottle can last more than a year even applying for several cars. Still have half left

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