Any sifu or member know how to get the black spot off?
Not sure what  they are.

hi all sifus, sorry for noob question, white or dark grey is more easy to take care?

imho i think both colour also will easily become dull if not take care.
the dirt or dust also can be easily seen if no wash regularly.

let's say if the car keep for >7years, white(solid) or dark grey(metalic) is more suitable?

i'm in dillema choosing the colour for my new ride

Any sifus here know where to get DoDo Juice Supernatural product in Malaysia? Would like to try their product on my ride. Thank you.

No lah. Just sharing my thoughts. All are welcome to share . I'm still a noob and learning.

Thank you.
I only have an ROB and DA. No RB as not pro yet.
For products, I just go for what I like and easily available and not overly priced. For some spray waxes, I do buy those bulk (professional) versions as I use them a lot. But for waxes, polishes and compounds, I use them less so I just stick to consumer range.

As for coating, I'm more of a traditional guy and after reading a blog from Kenneth Tang aka Fishbonezken, I'm still a little doubtful of the pros and cons. See here. Unfortunately there's is no official result but do read through the comments by the author.

hi guys, i am newb in car detailing, getting a new white car soon and hopefully i can take care of it.

would like to know is it a good start with "Finish Kare 1000P Hi-Temp Paste Wax" for a new car?

my target is wont let it turn yellow in 3-5 years then i m happy d

No sifu lar...
I only have sealants (synthetic wax): FK1000P, Autoglym EGP, Fusso 12 Months Wax, Meguiar's Ultimate Paste Wax. I guess they would last me years 
I do have a bottle of Meg cleaner wax though but seldom use it.

any1 using ceramic pro? looks good in youtube, will it really last for 5 years or more like this video?

I got a question for all the sifus here.

I noticed that my car has these streaks like marks on the door panels, it's not very visible and can only be seen at particular angle.

As far as I know, i didn't leave the car shampoo to dry on them before rinsing away and the car is waxed so water just flow right off =/ i just don't know why they appeared there.

Cannot be removed through eventhough i applied some pressure with my fingers and rubbed on them =/

i'll share a photo later when i go back home.

it's a white colored car and no, i didn't expose it to rain. spent 90% of the time indoors/covered car parks.

i currently use Magic 101's Glo-White shampoo and Soft 99 's 12 Month's fusso wax.

the picture as requested.

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I saw video in my FB that there's new washing type call steam car wash, basically using only steam.

First time I know of it, anyone know whether is it a gimmick or real deal?

if what you said that waxes are dirt "magnet", does this mean that the "stain" will go away eventually when the wax wears off?

I don't think so it's oil stain though because if it is then smudges will appear if I run my fingers over them but they seemed to be quite embedded and very determine to not go away =/

Initially I thought those were stains left behind by dried up car shampoo but I don't wash my car under direct sunlight and i don't leave them long enough for them to to dry up and plus, if these were stains left behind my dried shampoo, they can also be easily remove on my next wash but somehow, they don't =/

I saw your photo and it has something to do with Soft99 12 Month Fusso Coat + 10% outdoor parking. I believe during your 10% outdoor time, you exposed to rain and sun repeatedly and that's why you have those dark stains which are not removable through normal car wash. Correct?

I realized Soft99 12 Month Fusso Coat has this issue. So, the best way to remove the dark stain is to use the existing wax to perform cleaning (which I don't really suggest this way) or to use wax cleaner (eg: meta-clean, etc.) to remove the embedded stains. Try it

if the stains will go away together with the wax then at least i know it's not something permanent =/

the paintwork is original, Tafetta White and I applied the Fusso Coat few weeks after I got the car so chances are, the paint is still quite "clean", i did a thorough claying though before applying too.

initially, i also thought that it could be from improper buffing off the wax but it appears unlikely because the "smudges" are in streaks rather than patches. Fusso Coat is in paste form :T____T:

#atwitsends

any tips in cleaning this? I used a lot of stuff cant work, the last thing i used was autosol and it did work but require sometime to polish

Hi everyone, those who are using foam lance, which car shampoo produce the thick foam? I have used optimum car shampoo and 3D pink soap. Both a bit viscous. I used the suggested ratio and even over generous.

is it ok to wax my car if I did ceramic glass coating? Will the coating effect wear off?