Oct 25 2011, 12:23 AM
Come and participate this hands on detailing session.
we will also be there to help out and answer any of your detailing questions?
All sorts of detailing machines and products will be available for anyone to try out.
Want to find out how to use a rotary buffer?
Want to try out a Makita 9227C Rotary?
Want to see if a ROB is sufficient to meet your needs?
What is a ONR Optimum rinse-less car wash?
Want to try out the many, many, many professional and consumer detailing products?
Come drop by to find out for yourself!!! how to detail yr car back to show room condition
THIS SAT 2.30PM 29 OCT
Location : Ampang
RSVP 016 220 9227
Wanna to
this is what we are gonna to do
car detailing at ampang park automotive week
QUOTE(sakos @ Sep 30 2011, 05:37 PM)
Where can I get Optimum product? You own any chop? Basic thing needed for 6 years car that only wash by bangla 
no wax and polish before
Do I need to buy Rotary Polisher to get the best result? When is ur next DIY session?
No worries no wax and polish beforeDo I need to buy Rotary Polisher to get the best result? When is ur next DIY session?
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Prince of Darkness
drop by to KL if possible - join us to find out more....
drop by to KL if possible - join us to find out more....
QUOTE(leng2 @ Oct 21 2011, 01:16 PM)
what's the price for detailing (paint correction, engine bay, interior, and lastly, coating) a hatch? i was surprised when i was quoted a heaven sky price that's enough to invest on detailing products and a makita 9227C...
come to join us& put yr hands on to see whether u need to invest in one or not....
if i give u a fish it will feed u a day & if i teach u to fish - it will feed u a life time
I am teaching rotary for free...drop by to learn & know more ( i dont think the machinery shop does clinic)
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QUOTE("bella")
as a number of guys here who signed up for the event couldn't make it, thought i would post a quick trip report.
many thanks to KC for arranging the event, and to both KC and Seech for making the day possible and sharing their knowledge. it was an extremely enjoyable day, learnt a lot, and it was great meeting the kids at yayasan sunbeams home.
KC started the session with a brief talk about detailing, the various stages, required products and tools.
many may think once their cars has lost her previous lustre that its time for a respray, in fact its better to keep the original paint. most places won't do the necessary prep work (which can take up to 90 days, with the spraying only requiring one day), and it they don't it won't be cheap. even then most paint shops ovens don't go to as high a temperature as the factory, hence why its better when possible to keep the original paint.
KC also highlighted the shortfalls of opting for what may seem the more convenient option ie getting those muppets in car parks to snow wash yourcars, but in the long term this can cause more damage to the paintwork than its worth it (not least because they run the rotatory polisher at too high an rpm which damages the paint's clear coat).
for those who want to keep their car clean with little or no fuss, without having to get into the whole detailing thing, the easiest thing is to use the optimum no rinse wash (ONR). due to the improved surface tension its possible to wash with one microfibre and dry with another leaving no smears, all done within 20mins (easier than the current no rinse wash i'm using). for even better value, i would suggest a couple of guys buy a gallon bottle together.
then followed a hands on demo of using the rotatory polisher and correcting the paintwork. i didn't bring my coupe for the demo, so KC used Temptress' wira
... by no means a bella but the wira certainly left feeling like one.
the hood had in fact recently been resprayed but after the detailing looked considerably better (in fact it highlighted imperfections from the respray compared to the original paintwork).
also amazed that we were able to get rid of stains from tree sap and scratches on the boot.
Temptress on the rotatory...
if he can, you can...
for more pics, info on detailing as well as where to buy products, check out KC's blog.
many thanks to KC for arranging the event, and to both KC and Seech for making the day possible and sharing their knowledge. it was an extremely enjoyable day, learnt a lot, and it was great meeting the kids at yayasan sunbeams home.
KC started the session with a brief talk about detailing, the various stages, required products and tools.
many may think once their cars has lost her previous lustre that its time for a respray, in fact its better to keep the original paint. most places won't do the necessary prep work (which can take up to 90 days, with the spraying only requiring one day), and it they don't it won't be cheap. even then most paint shops ovens don't go to as high a temperature as the factory, hence why its better when possible to keep the original paint.
KC also highlighted the shortfalls of opting for what may seem the more convenient option ie getting those muppets in car parks to snow wash yourcars, but in the long term this can cause more damage to the paintwork than its worth it (not least because they run the rotatory polisher at too high an rpm which damages the paint's clear coat).
for those who want to keep their car clean with little or no fuss, without having to get into the whole detailing thing, the easiest thing is to use the optimum no rinse wash (ONR). due to the improved surface tension its possible to wash with one microfibre and dry with another leaving no smears, all done within 20mins (easier than the current no rinse wash i'm using). for even better value, i would suggest a couple of guys buy a gallon bottle together.
then followed a hands on demo of using the rotatory polisher and correcting the paintwork. i didn't bring my coupe for the demo, so KC used Temptress' wira
... by no means a bella but the wira certainly left feeling like one.
the hood had in fact recently been resprayed but after the detailing looked considerably better (in fact it highlighted imperfections from the respray compared to the original paintwork).
also amazed that we were able to get rid of stains from tree sap and scratches on the boot.
Temptress on the rotatory...
if he can, you can...
for more pics, info on detailing as well as where to buy products, check out KC's blog.
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