I think it is just the "wet look" from the water perhaps I'm lazy thus... Meguair's HWC LOL! But they do enhance the black (not as well as the dedicated plastic trim/rubber products) and beads water
Hybrid Ceramic Wax?
QUOTE(Kingsberg @ Jul 13 2020, 09:12 AM)
Oh i did not know they do Coating too, i thought they sell, and have classes, do you know whats the price range for the coating?
QUOTE(onetwoswitch @ Jul 13 2020, 10:22 AM)
Thanks for your suggestion. Shopped there last month, didnt know they also do coating over there. Will ask them.
They do coating but very limited as manufacturing and distributing is their core business not sure on the price range, best to give them a call
Yeap, that one. But I don't quite like the dry application method... it doesn't buff off as easy as the Osren's. Need this adapter to use M14 with the pads. I bought this from Osren back in 2017 when I didn’t have a rotary. Oh the 2” backing plate is stuck 😅 need to get the right tool to open it up.
Highly recommended product which isn't too pricey too.
I've stopped using Rain X ever since I started using Glaco/Ultra Glaco on my windscreen areas. Works like a charm. Helps if your screen is already free from oil film or watermarks before applying it.
a cordless blower is very useful there... blow off all the water droplets... so you wont end up with watermarks
I see. Yea gonna give it a try. Already poured out into spray bottle to be used. Kept in my storeroom since bought. Technically S&S works like a LSP [Last Step Product] so you can probably tweak the sequence - spray wax then S&S for example. I have been using all sorts of spray waxes/sealants on my ride for the past few years and the water beading effect is pretty impressive. As many have shared here, advances in tech and especially the introduction of Sio2 products has pretty much rendered the traditional methods such as paste wax redundant. Paste wax still works but if you count the time and effort taken to apply, buff, cure etc, pitting it against the sheer effortlessness of the spray waxes is pretty much a no-brainer. Can check out the ones quoted by bro Celciuz below TW S&S is good. Currently using Meg's Mirror Bright Detailing Spray and Soft 99 Speed & Barrier and they work really well too. No worries. We all started off as newbies too and we keep learning along the way too bro. Keep up that passion for detailing
so among all the spray wax/sealant you have used... which one u like the most?
Osren HCS I rarely use so not fair to place it in the list. Items #6 & 7 act as sealant so they are placed rather low on my list. Let us know your feedback. A lot of the products I kena racun also after watching the videos and reviews. Sonax BSD also... Too bad it's RM150.
should rephrase my question... which do you prefer based on looks/gloss?
New to detailing. Just booked a white car hence , want to learn how to take car of it without sending it to expensive coating. SO where do I start? XOXO
Jul 13 2020, 10:28 AM
I think it is just the "wet look" from the water perhaps 
I'm lazy thus... Meguair's HWC LOL! But they do enhance the black (not as well as the dedicated plastic trim/rubber products) and beads water 
not sure on the price range, best to give them a call
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told you to get one of these... but really next level is cordless blower 
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