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lawliet88
post Jun 10 2022, 04:27 PM

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so after few hours of battle vs glass waterspot, i finally give up

i ask and quote a shop for old myvi glass polishing and its rm250, acceptable right?

plan to just do glaco ultra after polishing
lawliet88
post Jan 18 2025, 04:28 PM

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QUOTE(N9484640 @ Jan 17 2025, 05:25 PM)
Not planning to do DIY. Saw a few Facebook advertisements today, for coating only cost few hundred ringgit haha dunno can trust or not

Example below
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Saw this ad at my fb also lol
That price for 5 year mcm doggy, try ask maint period and price lol
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post Feb 19 2025, 08:22 PM

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Anyone got recommendations for acid car wash?
For monthly usage due to park outdoor waterspot.

Carpros descale bit expensive
Kcx reactivation decent price, jz looking for alternatives
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post Feb 20 2025, 12:16 PM

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QUOTE(V429 @ Feb 20 2025, 12:01 PM)
Using acid car shampoo for waterspot monthly is a bit extreme, also you dont mean those black lines right? it's the rain spot marks, right?

I'd say prevention is better than cure : I'd recommend using a decent spray sealant to protect & prevent stubborn waterspots rather than using acid car shampoo monthly.
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Thing is nearby got condo in construction, dust combine with morning dew anyhow also will have beads form into waterspot.

Also need to reactivate my coating, so might as well lol. See how it goes , if less rain maybe jz 2 month once. These 2 are coating safe also, jz checking are there any similar option out there
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post Feb 20 2025, 01:54 PM

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QUOTE(V429 @ Feb 20 2025, 01:46 PM)
I see. In the market currently these are the only 2 acidic car shampoo.

There is another option which is to use the common "Watermark Remover" product out there, it's much more affordable but it has it's risks as they are usually quite strong acid, you need to know what you're doing with it.

I still do strongly recommend aapply spray sealant on your coated car afterwards, it does help reduce stubborn waterspots and stains.
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Any intro for spray sealant?

 

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