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Neutral Newbie

Absolutely! You will always think that your preference is the best

until someone else shows you something better.nod.gif

 

For waxes, check Guru report which is a comparision of 46 waxes/sealants.

However, my advice is actually for the person to see how the wax looks like on a car before deciding what to do. I have seen black cars on Glare, AG & Zaino and I have personally experimented on Autoglym, NXT, Meguairs No.7, System 6, Carlack 68 and S100 so I have quite a good idea how each look. I have yet to see a black car on Klasse and Swissol and it would be interesting to do so!thumbsup.gif

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Neutral Newbie

How can you be sure that it really protects the paintwork?

Do you do water test? It may be all advertising hype!nod.gifsweatdrop.gif

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after the rains and few days of dun care attitude, i see water marks on the car. when i decided to wash the car, the water marks can be cleaned off. some dusts that sometimes mysterious appear on the body, can also be easily cleaned away with a wet tissue. so i guess it works to a certain extend.

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actually, i think the material cost is very cheap. mainly is the labour cost. with so many polishing products out there, how can they survive without exorbitant profit?


yup... also add in the cost advertisement & promo. campaigns... tats why DIY is still the better choice if price is a concern...thumbsup.gif

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I have two questions. after the car is 'glare', can we use any car shampoo to wash it? other than quick detailer spray, can we do a full polish on top of the glare?

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Neutral Newbie

yes, u can use car shampoo to wash ride (do check out teh resource folder for the brands)...

 

detailer spray is best after u have wash & dry your ride.... or to remove the occasion bird saps on paintwork...

 

no need to polish ride if u just shocked.gif it...do you mean waxing??

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Neutral Newbie

Now then u know there r so many suckers out there.


u mean the price they charge har?? well.... coz. they know if s'poreans willing to fork out tat kind of $$ for rides here, a few hundreds more for cosmetics will not kill us.. onli heart pain nia...laugh.gif
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Neutral Newbie

huh? i am sucker....? unimpressed.gif

 

the biggest sucker is the one who buys a car in sg... the lousiest investment 1 can make, a sure lose money decision laugh.gif

 

i am a sucker bounce1.gif i am a sucker bounce2.gif

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Neutral Newbie

That's good enough lor. nod.gif You can use the UltraWash once a quarter or more frequent if you want anyway. wink.gif I'm sticking to my Armorall Blue anyway.. and go on Armorall Green for tougher stains. tongue.gif


nod.gif.. armorall blue good.. but quite strong also.. too much it will strip some shine off paintwork sweatdrop.gif I just complete my 1st bottle for 1
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What I sometimes do.. esp when I'm lazy.. is to pop in a capful of Hi-Glaze88 together with the Armorall Blue shampoo and shampoo the car with it. tongue.gif Restores some of the shine back to the paintwork.

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Try this lar, cheap and solid shine. My frd said some people even call to say got gimmick or not, can't believe it cos too cheap.

 

 

**Posting on behalf of a frd who doesn't know how to use Internet.**

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