Use a tar remover product first since its probably smeared tar that makes the paint look dull. Highly unlikely that the clear coat could come off by using a wet cloth.

hmm... alright.

I was using touch up paint and clear coat to touch up "bird poop leftover etching", "scratches from other car kissng my bumper"
>< painting is really hard to make it nice....... but i think protection is better than none right? after bird poo eat through my clearcoat.


then this stubborn stain caught me and there it is in dull glory. LOL... alright, i'll try to use tar remover.won't mind uglier, but just dun want rust.

Yeah, i need a gallon or two for the D156 as well as the M135 (UQD).
So anyone can source a cheaper gallon/drum of the D156 and M135. I think quite alot of people are intrested if the price are alot cheaper than the distributor.
N33d How much did they quote to you?

not sure.. they have not gotten back to me yet
i have placed for 2 gallon D156, D160 and QID 1 gallon each

Hi sifu. Thx alot. turns out not clearcoat gone... is smudge from the tar. i sprayed some wd 40 and it's ok abit now.

Sharing some thoughts on interior care.

Complete Interior Care

Omg.. You have so many products for interior care alone.

Hi all, what is the best product to remove some minor scratches found on the bonnet? Just got my new car 2 days ago and I found some minor scratches on my bonnet this morning, like few shallow short lines, not those deep scratches.. Is there any product to remove it effectively?? My car colour is City modern steel.. Thanks in advance..

Probably done by cat. Those behated cats always sleep on my black color car. Scratches everywhere.

If it is the cat they would probably come again. It will be a never ending scratches removal fight. Applying wax should hide those light scratches, for temporary.

Quick fix: Hand polish with a compound and polishing sponge (the round yellow types). Want it quick? Grab Meguiar's Ultimate Compound from the stores. Personally, I use Sensha Scratch Cut, more cost effective (PM me if you'd like to know more). The key is to rub it in with quite a bit of elbow grease and remove by wiping with a clean microfiber cloth. The scratches should minimize or disappear if they were shallow. If it's still there, repeat - hand polishing is very safe.

Remember that after you compound your surface is unprotected (or naked), so follow up with some wax or coating. All the best!

Its RM305.28 incl. GST. for the D156. I just bought 1 yesterday direct from Hypercoat @ USJ1. I checked with a dealer and he quoted the exact same price.. rounded up (RM306).
If anyone can get it cheaper i'm interested.

look like everywhere the distributor is selling @300 per gallon here.

300 per gallon is quite expensive for this xpress wax. OCW whr ppl generally praised about its better longetivity than D156 sell for 250 per gallon here, +- rm20 for shipping. Which is still less than 300. If I still could not source for cheaper D156, i will go for OCW

Yeah.. no fun to know car products are so expensive here.
Hows OCW compared to D156? I've only used the D156 so far (used many bottles of UQW then realised they had bulk size).
Used the D156 for everything (including interior) except fabric & tyres.. i do it after every wash as its super easy.
Is OCW similar in versatility? Might give it a try..

Have you guys tried Sensha Fine Crystal? It is equally as versatile and designed to be applied on wet surfaces, saving time and never streaks. Best of all it isn't oil o wax based, and binds nicely to those glass coatings you might have on your car. I've used UQW before but it is getting prohibitively expensive.

Hello. Where can I get a claying kit that is good and reasonably-priced? Thanks.

I think Permaglass clay is quite reasonable.. don't really need a kit. If your car wash detergent has good lubricity you can use it diluted instead of a quick detailer.. much cheaper

Just bought PG Wonder Clay No. 1.

Thanks for the recommendation.

Agreed. Those that recommend detailers are just making you overspend lol

I just finished one bottle of UQW.. i used it as drying aid the last portion and only realized how easy it is to apply spray wax as drying aid. kill 2 birds with 1 stone
I have read ppl also use OCW on everything too as it does not stain.

I like OCW on its slickness.
Still beading 2 weeks after application.