what else is on offer?

what I want to achieve is to protect the paint and also from scratches....

I think its safe to say we're constantly battling stone chips which is the main crux in our Detailing Thread haha

not good enough... Meguiar's can conduct warehouse sale with 20/39% discount... Osren never offer discount sale 

some are on the film and the one I was referring to earlier was on the paint.

based on what ppl describe on internet ? 7K is more than enough to give a very coat good of paint + hardener

'past' trend' already

Newbie question ~
If newly notice watermark on body paint with coated, what thing can deal with it ? It seem not suggest for clay bar or polish ( although I still no experience on polishing ). I got see those product say watermark remover like from Meguiar, but not sure is it good or bad, seem like apply whole car is look like very hardcore ....

Well, to be honest its not that I dont want to suggest DIY methods, but generally I believe detailing shops that offer coating will have solutions or maintenance packages as part of their offer, especially if u went to those reputable ones.

Before I provide this suggestion, I must say first that I have not tried the products I'm about to mention before. I only know of this method from reading in other forums as well as watching youtube. So u should do your own research and not take my suggestion bulat-bulat also.

I have read/seen somewhere that u can use Carpro Spotless to carefully remove watermarks without damaging the coating. However, this comment was based on removing watermarks from a car coated with Cquartz coating products. Also, as part of the sacrificial layer to the Cquartz coating, they apply Carpro Reload sealant on top of it. On top of that, they also recommend using Carpro Reset for the regular car wash regime to maintain the Cquartz coating.

If u are interested in getting some of the products that I have mentioned, this is the local distributor (recommended to call as there are some Carpro products they carry but dont put on the website):

http://cquartz.com.my/

Again, I wish to say what I have suggested I myself have not tried, I only read/saw it from somewhere else. So my suggestion if u are still keen on DIY is to do more research into coating cleaning and maintenance products and see what makes sense for u. There will always be an unknown risk of some of these products not compatible with your coating, just so u are aware.

Hi guys, I send my car to car wash shop once every week. But sometime if rain frequently, some dirt will be there even after wash. When I ask the boss, the boss tell me they didn't use any extra thing to wash. So it is normal, unless I do wex or polish. He even suggested me to do cloating , but I don’t have that budget. Is that real ? My car is white by the way. Do you guys have any product recommended to remove the dirt ? I don't mind to clean it myself after wash.

try this one ?

https://www.lelong.com.my/rain-tech-rain-wa...7-01-Sale-I.htm

I see... thank for the explanation. Any cleaner wax recommended ?

Hi sifus, is it worth it to get reload car pro instead of 1 spray wax + every 3 month wax using paste wax?

wash regularly. don't park under hotsun and overnight moisture....

Where can I buy these from? With the measurement on the bottle

don't drive, keep the car in box la (aiyo..you sifu testing me is it )...

If possible don't park car for sun and moon bathing...

Car cover?! 

moonlight - long exposure - get moisture and/or rain, early sun will dry it - water market. thats how u get for windows, windscreen and trim too...

Extend your car porch to full coverage la...

Agree, as far as I know of detailing products, its only the alkaline and acid based chemicals that need to worry about. Most common of the alkaline/acid cleaners are usually the strong degreasers, wheel cleaners, and to some extent the watermark removal chemicals.

In my arsenal of spray bottles, I have Carpro PERL, ONR, Meguiars Last Touch, 1:1 diluted IPA, all no issues. Only one that killed my sprayer head is the Cartec Wheel Cleaner which is alkaline based.