thanks fubar bro will head to mid valley ace hardware first... my bro bought quite a number of megs product there hehe

hi Kayc can u pm me when u able to pick up call??

Hi KC, is it ok I use OPC 10:1 to clean the car paint before shampoo? With that dilution ratio, I don;t think it's strong enough to remove the lsp. I wouldn't think about doing it every wash but every 3 washes. I notice it also works great on cleaning up the windscreen.

Bro
rotary is for paint leveling

anytime, senyii
or pls pm me yr number instead


OPC as shampoo
this is what i do - you dont need to re shampoo yr car
what i suggest that you first wet the car & use a damp MF spray on 1:3 or 1:5 to clean & rinse off immmediate
do njot let it dry - as said in the instruction

the far best & one & only power clean in the entire world, both safe for car clear coat (exterior ) & same time for interior
so cost effective that - you can dilute to suits your need - clear coat safe -


use neat or dilute 1:3 parts water for engine
dilute 1:3 or 1:5 parts water for interior - cleaning - leathers, vinyl, rubber plastic
dilute 1:5 or 1:8 parts water for exterior paint work - cleaning - best at removing bugs stains, rubber stains - wax residues on plastic, emblem cleaning

best usage for removing stickers - bugs stains - birds dropping - wax residues - stains on plastic or vinyl


this is the only ultimate you ever need for car detailing - i never leave home without it

I concur with you KC.It's a very, very good product. Heck I also use it to clean my golf equipment and shoes. My son uses it to clean his shoes as well!!!. His response "Awesome!!"

Not advertising for the product guys, but it really works if you follow the dilution ratios.

Actually, come to think of it, if one follows the above with regular/weekly washing , may not need to polish at all.

Thanks KC!!!

Bingo

that is what I have been preaching (finally u get the message) DIY
you can now Detail it yourself


no need to pay to let others thrashed


buddy pls call me for a round of golf -

This post has been edited by KC's: Jul 7 2011, 02:48 PM

You weekend or weekday player?

i recently did a paint study for 2 years - posted just in autogeekonline.com usa

here are some of the comment the gave

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This post has been edited by KC's: Jul 9 2011, 02:27 PM

TO all sifus out there... I wanna make my car shiny, smooth and long lasting. Does this called Detailing? But the whole service outside is just way too expensive. Planning to do it myself. How and where should i start? First, i was my car, then dry it up. Then do i use clay to remove all the dirt? Then wash and dry again. Then can i use wax and polish liquid for the next step? Do i apply 1 layer or 2-3 layers? after that, do i apply sealant? What is the sealant for? I wanna make my car last for 5-6months. Is that sealant works? Where can i get those car thingy? Cant find in teco, giant, etc

bro, meet up with me if possible. prefer to show you how restoration works. 012 902 6012 mun

@KC: Great write-up and good info spewed out from your mouth once again.....Sifu

Thanks bro. Is it free? or do i need to pay?

no. not even 1cent. just make sure you have time.

sifu sifu in detailing, hi all.

normally i only do normal car wash with shampoo, sometime using Turtle Wax - Wax it Wet to keep come with the shiny look...recently, found this stain on my car...and can't be remove... any recommendation on how to remove the stain? It looks like bird poo that got into the paint..

I'd try claying it first. If it doesn;t work, I'd use a mild polish

looks like paint etched - either by tree saps or birds poo


OPC might be able to help to a certain & Paint level by Rotary will

Can I add some ONR to my normal car shampoo or is it a waste of a good product?

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sure many uses it to soften the water

I have tried to clay the stain, but it never go off, really etched to the clear coat already, is Meguair's Scratch X help in removing the stain? or any sifu would lend a helping hand in removing the stain for me =D

last weekend i was invited to equip & and train the car lovers & owner how to care for their own ride & on the spot with rotary hands on (on case study)



STOP THE CYCLE

all begin from, minimizing the damage

imagine, we park under the convenience of shade - beneath a tree - we are bound to have the threat of Tree Saps & birds dropping
pls witness this -


over night
hard to remove OPC is the best to remove - as the polymer agitate & instant you can rinse off


ta ta clear coat



the issue here is immediate respond & minimized the damage (propose u to keep a bottle of ONR QD (quik detailer) to remove these threat

when you sent yr car to be wash, the road side fella will scup their heart of it.....
till



inorder to remove these (Bro Jarance pls post- all your beautiful pic ya)

a deeper paint leveling is required


ONR as lube (Abalone Mikra 2000 grit sand paper)



polish off with OPT Hyper Compound & Optimum double wool pad
finish off with optimum Hyper Polish with optimum foam pad


ta da




inspection done by many judges...




STOP THE CYCLE

pls be reminded to be extra careful when u park underneath a tree

have fun & drive safely

This post has been edited by KC's: Jul 18 2011, 10:38 PM