Risky move... may end up buying more than intended 

Anyone have clues how to store clay mitts? Is it similar to storing clay towels [aka, place into jar of water]...

Wow cool. Didn't know they used to carry clay mitts.

Checked their website few months ago, they only had clay towels and bars.

How long have you been using them? Seems quite long lasting.

Eih, long time no see you here Bro.
Was wondering did you saw the recent Obsessed Garage interview with Colourlock? Turns out coated leather become porous over time and leather conditioner can be used in this situation! Lol!

Hmm interesting. Damp towel method.

Does it streak a lot with this method? I have had quite a bad experience with HCW using either of the steps laid out in the instruction previously, especially the first time application.

How's the end result?

Hi guys, i'm asking as i'm not sure am i doing it right.

During the last weekend, i washed my car using Karcher K2 Pressure Washer, and it was my first time using it. The last wash previously was about 1 month ago due to the frequent rainy days over the past weeks.
My method of washing was:

Step 1: wet the car using K2 pressure washer
Step 2: Spray the car shampoo on all over the car (i'm using Turtle Wax Wash and Wax Shampoo)
Step 3: leave it for about 5 minutes
Step 4: Rinse the car with K2 pressure washer
Step 5: wash the car with mitt, and another half bucket of TW Wash and Wax shampoo
Step 6: Rinse the car again with K2 pressure washer

But after that, i find my whole car still have stubborn dirt somewhat likely those oily greasy dirt although i'm using power 2 on the nozzle gun which meant for car washing purpose.

First part of question:
I want to know is it advisable for me to use on power 3 which meant for floor and wall brick cleaning to see if it is able to clean away those stubborn dirt on my car?
Or there's something wrong i did on the method i use to wash the car and cause it to has the stubborn dirt hard to be remove?

Second part of question:
Those dirt are hard to remove even i'd use wash mitts with shampoo or microfiber towel to clean it, but some may removed if i use my finger, and some totally cannot be remove with finger.
To this extend, is polishing able to remove the dirt?

Sorry for a long questions, seeking opinion and experience sharing from fellow detailer and thanks in advance!

Cool. So apply with damp towel, then buff with another damp towel? Or just flip to another side...

Might give it another shot...

Oh, I meant the results of water beading after the product has cured... In the recent rainy weather, how did it hold up?

Any AIO to recommend? Preferably not too exotic brands haha.

Thanks. Come to realise that using cleaner wax / AIO once in awhile does a good job of cleaning random stubborn stains that regular washing can't clean off.

Thanks for your advice bro, i'll get the Soft 99 Meta Wax soon since it's the liquid wax over the TW Cleanser Spray Wax that i just finished not long ago.

By the way, is it ok to use the sponge that come together with the wax for application? or better use microfiber towel?

Lol. My family member took my big Osren drying towel and dry it with the drying machine without me asking and while I am away ..... Now I am sad. Haiz..

Manage to get my hands on a set of IGL Quartz. Global headquarters is in Bukit Jelutong!! Any tips for a first time DIY Ceramic Coat?

I'm just wondering, would soaking the used MF cloths in soapy water help? I know cloths that has been used for coating buff-off mostly not safe for car paint use after that, just wondering if there are any way to revive them back to normal use.

Thanks for the comprehensive guide!!! Judging by what I read I think its possible to get a 2nd coat from the bottle. Would you recommend I let it cure for first coating for 24 hours before starting on 2nd coat? And would you recommend I put on the provided topper after that?

I see.

Thanks for sharing bro.

Yeah. Quik Wax is quite effortless to spray and wipe off too... Rarely any streaks seen.

Hi all, would like to ask for recommendation on car wax. As I am using the soft99 fusso coat 12 and i realize this wax seems like making more hard water stain on my car. Then every time after buff off, got the powder residue and this wax ain’t easily to wipe out. So looking for something better, which don’t produce powder residue and water can easily gone away.

My car paint is dark crystal blue color

Wow, is it out already in Malaysia?

If budget not issue, Rupes. If budget is issue, Osren, ShineMate.

I personally using Rupes LHR21Mk2 and Nano iBrid, not yet ROI after 3-4 years owning them cuz rarely use (maybe 1-2 times a year only). Abit regret buying, lol.