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I was reading this review https://www.toolazine.com/best-rust-proofing-inhibitor-spray-cars-prevent-scratches-review-buyer-guide/, and looking for more option to remove rust into my car. Has anyone used preventive paint for rust? Any recommendation? -
Variety: Ranging from Matte , Satin, Glossed, Color Shifting and even 3D Textured Vinyl Wraps ! ⭐ Wrapping your vehicle allow to achieved a unique look . Customed design works are also available to suit your very own design. Cost: It is cheaper when you choose to wrap instead of quality spray painting that last . Many faced the problem of paint chips, over spray, paint drips or even improper preparation works before spray. One can choose to wrap their vehicle for as long or little as one desires. Resale Value: Having the option to keep your vehicle original factory colour will allow you to keep your resale value intact. Easily Remove: Paint jobs are permanent where as a car wrap is easy to remove and you can restore the car original colour by removing the wrap. Installation Time: Less waiting time when it comes to wrapping a vehicle compared to spray painting. Protection: Vinyl protect your OEM paint from prolong sun exposures, stone chip, abrasion etc. Allowing your vehicle to have a original look since the day you installed the Vinyl Wrap. Maintenance: Eliminating the need to polish your car once in a few months , Vinyl wrap requires only to wash and clean or maybe a quick wax for enhanced look and durability . Misconceptions: Many owners out there think that vinyl wraps will harm your original paintwork and will damage them upon removal . Facts: Original Factory Paintwork will not be damaged in the process of removal. As aftermarket spray paint might not been prepared or installed well which cause the layer of paint to peel off with the vinyl wrap . [media]https://www.facebook.com/ArchPerformanceSG/videos/361111301146441/[/media] Singapore Authorise Vinyl Wrap Installer providing the most precise and detailed works to all kinds of vehicle. With only one goal in mind, giving the best to all their customers. Arch Performance, The Wrap Specialist Singapore. List of automotive services they offer: Get a Quote Fill the Form Below for any enquiries! We'll be glad to be able to assist you
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any recommendations where to spray paint the car badge to matte black or any other colors?
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hey guys came across this not sure if anyone has tried or bought before? useful? https://ezbuy.sg/product/10203761.html spray on car mirror/window
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WELCOME TO LYNSTON MOTOR & SPRAY WORKS Address: 25 Kaki Bukit Road 4 #05-66/68, Synergy at KB, Singapore 417800 Opening hours: Monday – Saturday: 9:00AM to 8:00PM Tel: 9637 7254 (Louis) Website: www.lynston.sg Facebook: www.facebook.com/LynstonWorks OUR CORE VALUES EFFICIENCY We understand that time is money. Our mechanics are committed to ensure your vehicle is repaired properly and in a timely manner. FAIR & TRANSPARENT PRICING We offer honest, fair and transparent pricing for the most suitable parts and materials, obtained from reputable suppliers. WE MAKE IT EASY Our experienced team can help you every step of the way towards a seamless and hassle-free process for you. WHY CHOOSE LSM? We serve as the perfect alternative to the dealership, with the service and professionalism you expect at prices that you can afford. Our specialized workshop in bodywork is equipped with the most advanced machinery and employs only the best-trained craftsmen. OUR SERVICES · Vehicle servicing · Collision repair · Aircon repair · Vehicle diagnosis · Battery replacement · Dent repair or removal · Paint scratch repair · Respraying works · Insurance claim CURRENT PROMOTIONS: Ushering in the festive season with Lynston Xmas Promotions: Respray your vehicle from $800, coupled with tag a friend to respray together to enjoy additional $100 off! Price varies from different car model, call or send a message to enquiry. Promotion valid till 24 Dec 2017, however you can place a 50% deposit before the promo end and schedule the respray works within a month from the time you place the deposit. Upcoming Chinese New Year 2018 Promotion!
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Subaru WRX D.I.Y. Do it yourself everything in a day !
carloverguy2017 posted a topic in Accessories
Subaru WRX D.I.Y. Do it yourself everything in a day ! Managed to D.I.Y. connecting a car camera to a direct-wired power supply drawn from the cigarette lighter socket internally, hidden from view, and still able to have access to the stock cigarette lighter socket. Also, a cool peek on how the WRX owner D.I.Y his own STI Inter cooler mist spray ! Followed with a wire mesh wrap for his lower front bumper to prevent bugs and leaves, debris from collecting at the radiator or damaging it from pebbles and road debris. Next I have a requiem short drive in the WRX around the car park in its coil over suspension. It was comfortable actually ! Enjoy the video here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6EeFxcCfVU -
Hello, Thank you for your interest in this post. Any expert in shipyard industry with lots is exposure of their car in spraying painting and sand blasting environment can advice if these glass coating and protective film is of any use. If do glasscoating can still Claybar or what more advance thing to remove the paint stick on to the car paint. The good old car cover has it limitation.
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Is it possible to spray the interior car cabin (plastic parts) from beige to black? The dashboard is black, but below is beige. Stock is two tone color. Want to convert to all black
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Rather its primer spray can, anyone knows where I can get such stuff in Singapore? Wanna do a small diy project, many thanks in advance.
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i call all the famous ones and the freelancers one, all of them will not remove the tyre from the rim to respray. neither will they remove the calipers to spray. i was wondering if anyone has a contact to a professional who can spray paint in that manner.
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Hi, got a set of black reverse sensors and need to spray silver colour...can someone recommend me a place prferability in the WEST and the estimated cost? Thank you!
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Dear fellow MCF forum users, I am considering to spray my white Honda Vezel's bonnet at CS Ong Motor (AMK Auotpoint #04-01). I heard that they will use original paint code for my White Orchid Pearl and most probably it will be OEM I think. Can anyone kindly feedback on their paint quality and if their workmanship is good? Hopping to get back original factory paint condition after spray painting. Thank you. :)
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Hi Bro, Intend to do part or full body spray to my ride. Hope anyone could recommend good work shop for the job. Cheers.
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Which will be cheaper, sg or jb? Any recommended shops? Many thanks in advance!
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Just wondering, in the context of changing car's color, are there cheaper / more expensive colors? Of course only for standard colors and not talking about special effect paint ( Pearl / Reflex / Iridescent / Satin / etc... ) Or is the $$$ differenc negligible?
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anyone here has use those flat tire repair kit that come in a spray can? if encounter a flat, just connect into the valve and spray into the tire. want to know whether this work? as I feel getting this is better than having a spare tire.
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Would you invest one grand to coat the car which probably will last 2-3 years or just save the money and budget a respray 3 years later? Pros and cons. 😁
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Recently wifey got into a little parking accident and scrapped a rear passenger door against a pillar. Two mass stretch of lines and the door got indented like an mini inverted wok. Only 1 single door was affected. Guess will need some panel beating and re-spray of the affected door. Anyone any recommendations where to do repairs? Got quoted $380 from a workshop recommended by a friend. Is it considered reasonable?
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Hi all anyone can share a reputable workshop you have used before to do bodywork repairs like dents, scratches and spray painting? don't mind share your experience, repair done and price of repair. thanks.
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Dear all Some dumb-ess actually used bleach to try to clean my car. Yes you heard it first here in MCF. Bleach to clean car. Now my paint getting bad to worse, macham like kanna loan shark spray as the affect areas continues to darken. So obvious now. Problem is my car COE til Mar 2016 and I do not want to spend too much on the paint job. Any suggestion or lobang? Many thanks in advance.
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hello, basically i'm new to this product but did some research on it. said to protect the rubber lining, leather, dashboard and even tire.. interior and exterior basically, 1 can for all applications and purposes.. went down to autobacs today and found out that they having a promo. $10 for 3 cans of silicon spray by soft 99.. i was never a detailing person.. but to maintain my cars, i decided to get hold of 6 cans and give it a test. anyone been using this product, wanna share more?
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Hi, I remember the mkt rate to knock back and spray paint was about $150 per panel 10 years ago. Does anyone know the going rate now? $200-$250 per panel? Somebody just knocked into me and wants to settle privately so would like to know...... thanks
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Just now at Ace DIY hardware store in The curve, saw them for sale. Quite tempted to buy and bring them back to Singapore. Would be useful to keep one in the car. Anyone know if it's illegal?
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Hi guys, I've got a chandelier which is very old and I'm trying to do restoration. I've send to someone to do restoration a few years ago since the gold plating faded. But the restoration work done previously wasn't quite nice. The chandelier was spray painted in gold paint but its quite dull even when newly restored. So I don't know if its a paint problem or is there any better products out there. I've sanded/rubbed down the paint using very fine grit sandpaper, including some remnants of the gold plating, revealing a shiny base metal. Not sure what was the metal material but there are fine spots of rust/oxidation, but very minimal given that this chandelier is 20yrs old. I'm considering either 1) Applying clear coat over it and leave it as such. But I really wonder if it'll have strong adhesion since the base metal is shiny now. I am inclined to do this since it'll maintain a shiny look even though its nolonger gold colour. 2) Applying Rustoleum Metallic Pure Gold paint. Has anyone tried this before? This is expensive but I'm guessing it'll turn out better than the cheap gold paint from neighbourhood hardware shops. Also, for this Rustoleum range, I think it has a primer combined in this paint so it should last a long time. Any comments?
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Hi, I have a side skirt, front lip and rear diffuser that I need help with fixing on my car... I will probably need to spay them to the same color or another one that can match my car... Any recommendations for workshop who will do this? I also have a carbon fibre hood that needs to be installed. Any recommendations too? Best if the same workshop can fix both items...
