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rockstarforte wrote:Guys!! how does the clay bar looks like?? any pic??

Go to www.maddetailer.com. Under exterior, on page 3 there is description and picture of claybar. Meantime while waiting for my car to arrive, I practise polishing and claying on my old car.

Jojo wrote:

rockstarforte wrote:Guys!! how does the clay bar looks like?? any pic??

Go to www.maddetailer.com. Under exterior, on page 3 there is description and picture of claybar. Meantime while waiting for my car to arrive, I practise polishing and claying on my old car.

Bro, should try the EnviroShield sealant, good stuff and very easy to apply...kana rain, water bead like crazy....

Thanks Bro, saw many good reviews about Enviro-Shield in MCF. Now using Trackclaw sealant also from Maddetailer and loving it. Can't wait to lay it on my new ride.

Jojo wrote:Thanks Bro, saw many good reviews about Enviro-Shield in MCF. Now using Trackclaw sealant also from Maddetailer and loving it. Can't wait to lay it on my new ride.

One thing I like abt Duragloss products, very easy to apply..last time use Klasse, not bad too....maybe during meetup, can pass Klasse to someone else to try....

I want to try !

i think this thread will make my bike shine man !

wahahaha.. one day muz hitch a ride either on ur bike or ano's.. subjected to approvals from ur gf first..

din noe that bikes are pretty stable.. i kept thinking tt bikes are not easy to climb leh... hiak hiak...

hahah its not as bad as u think, its somewhat equivalent to riding a bicycle

i would advise not to take up bike at a later age ie 26 and above, when we learn bike while we were young, its easy to learn the stability,handling and balancing. But as we aged, this dont come easy and post a danger to ourselves while on the road.

so if u had experience since young, its good, but if u try to gain that experience when our bodies are not so flexible anymore, its dangerous

my 1 cent

But why 26?

think he's coming to 26

i think maybe after 26 we tend to be less flexible...tat explains why my brain starts to fail hahah

nothing wrote:

Jojo wrote:Thanks Bro, saw many good reviews about Enviro-Shield in MCF. Now using Trackclaw sealant also from Maddetailer and loving it. Can't wait to lay it on my new ride.

One thing I like abt Duragloss products, very easy to apply..last time use Klasse, not bad too....maybe during meetup, can pass Klasse to someone else to try....

Bro Nothing, I bought one bottle of Enviro-Shield and tried it over the weekend. Simply awesome. So much easy to use. Thanks for your recommendation.

Jojo wrote:

nothing wrote:

Jojo wrote:Thanks Bro, saw many good reviews about Enviro-Shield in MCF. Now using Trackclaw sealant also from Maddetailer and loving it. Can't wait to lay it on my new ride.

One thing I like abt Duragloss products, very easy to apply..last time use Klasse, not bad too....maybe during meetup, can pass Klasse to someone else to try....

Bro Nothing, I bought one bottle of Enviro-Shield and tried it over the weekend. Simply awesome. So much easy to use. Thanks for your recommendation.

Glad u like it...u can try layering it after 24 hrs even though it's fast curing, I prefer leave it for 24 hrs before another layer....Did u get the aquawax? after ES, next day try applying the aquawax, effect is even better...washing is easy too....

nothing wrote:

Jojo wrote:

nothing wrote:

Jojo wrote:Thanks Bro, saw many good reviews about Enviro-Shield in MCF. Now using Trackclaw sealant also from Maddetailer and loving it. Can't wait to lay it on my new ride.

One thing I like abt Duragloss products, very easy to apply..last time use Klasse, not bad too....maybe during meetup, can pass Klasse to someone else to try....

Bro Nothing, I bought one bottle of Enviro-Shield and tried it over the weekend. Simply awesome. So much easy to use. Thanks for your recommendation.

Glad u like it...u can try layering it after 24 hrs even though it's fast curing, I prefer leave it for 24 hrs before another layer....Did u get the aquawax? after ES, next day try applying the aquawax, effect is even better...washing is easy too....

Thank you Sifu. I got Aquawax too, got one free cloth during promo. I love the pandan smell. Duragloss really got many many scent. Cherry, pandan. keke not sure which product has durian smell.

Nw i try a bit on my current car, save the products for my new ride.

Sifu, should I do many layers of it when I collected my car?? Heard many people say new car don't do anything.

for new ride, first week, after washing, can apply a light layer of Duragloss Polish n Cleaner, after that buff off....follow by a layer of ES....2nd week, wash and apply another layer of ES, next day if u KS, apply Aquawax over and buff off...yr ride should be kim kim...maintain it by weekly wash and finish off with Aquawax....but depend on your daily parking location, for me day time under the sky, therefore will repeat step 1 likely every alternate month...

nothing wrote:for new ride, first week, after washing, can apply a light layer of Duragloss Polish n Cleaner, after that buff off....follow by a layer of ES....2nd week, wash and apply another layer of ES, next day if u KS, apply Aquawax over and buff off...yr ride should be kim kim...maintain it by weekly wash and finish off with Aquawax....but depend on your daily parking location, for me day time under the sky, therefore will repeat step 1 likely every alternate month...

Thank you Sifu.

Jojo wrote:

nothing wrote:for new ride, first week, after washing, can apply a light layer of Duragloss Polish n Cleaner, after that buff off....follow by a layer of ES....2nd week, wash and apply another layer of ES, next day if u KS, apply Aquawax over and buff off...yr ride should be kim kim...maintain it by weekly wash and finish off with Aquawax....but depend on your daily parking location, for me day time under the sky, therefore will repeat step 1 likely every alternate month...

Thank you Sifu.

me no sifu lah ...just sharing my experience on detailing....

nothing wrote:

Jojo wrote:

nothing wrote:for new ride, first week, after washing, can apply a light layer of Duragloss Polish n Cleaner, after that buff off....follow by a layer of ES....2nd week, wash and apply another layer of ES, next day if u KS, apply Aquawax over and buff off...yr ride should be kim kim...maintain it by weekly wash and finish off with Aquawax....but depend on your daily parking location, for me day time under the sky, therefore will repeat step 1 likely every alternate month...

Thank you Sifu.

me no sifu lah ...just sharing my experience on detailing....

I read until I get blur in MCF, lucky got you to do explanation to me here. What color is your Fortie? I booked one blue. Guess not so difficult to maintain ba.

Jojo wrote:Thanks Bro, saw many good reviews about Enviro-Shield in MCF. Now using Trackclaw sealant also from Maddetailer and loving it. Can't wait to lay it on my new ride.

provide some directions for this good stuff, i'm into stuff for washing and polishing

Bro Tish,you can go to mycarforum.com. There are many different products reviews there but their pace are too fast for a newbie like me. Maybe can ask Bro nothing, he is using it. I give you the link here http://www.mycarforum.com/index.php?showtopic=2633467&st=0
Maddetailer is in advertisement here, maybe can also ask him.

Jojo wrote:

nothing wrote:

Jojo wrote:

nothing wrote:for new ride, first week, after washing, can apply a light layer of Duragloss Polish n Cleaner, after that buff off....follow by a layer of ES....2nd week, wash and apply another layer of ES, next day if u KS, apply Aquawax over and buff off...yr ride should be kim kim...maintain it by weekly wash and finish off with Aquawax....but depend on your daily parking location, for me day time under the sky, therefore will repeat step 1 likely every alternate month...

Thank you Sifu.

me no sifu lah ...just sharing my experience on detailing....

I read until I get blur in MCF, lucky got you to do explanation to me here. What color is your Fortie? I booked one blue. Guess not so difficult to maintain ba.

my old ride is black...but maintaining it was tiring...so now change to Ah Pek colour..bright silver just remember before u buff off with yr detailing cloth, run your palm over it, sometimes dirt got caught by it and if u use it to buff off, will be adding swirl lines to your ride especially dark colour, it will be obvious...

too many detailing..also dono which to choose eh.....hahah

Jojo wrote:Bro Tish,you can go to mycarforum.com. There are many different products reviews there but their pace are too fast for a newbie like me. Maybe can ask Bro nothing, he is using it. I give you the link here http://www.mycarforum.com/index.php?showtopic=2633467&st=0
Maddetailer is in advertisement here, maybe can also ask him.

ok thanks, i absorb too many until i also abit confuse.

Bro nothing,i have lots of swirl marks on my car(ebony black)...how do i go about removing it...currently i did bought from bro benny PBA,#105 sealant and aquawax..will these products assist in removing it?

rockstar wrote:Bro nothing,i have lots of swirl marks on my car(ebony black)...how do i go about removing it...currently i did bought from bro benny PBA,#105 sealant and aquawax..will these products assist in removing it?

swirl mark depends on how bad is it, some light swirl mark can be polish off manually with compound polish i.e Turtlewax polish (the one that's is colour coded) but usually bad swirl mark require the help of machine polish....

Why not tahan for awhile as I heard Duragloss will be bringing a swirl mark removal polish soon...

wow lots of good polish product... going to cost a bomb if getting all different different types

maybe everyone should buy different kind, use one time all rotate, then everyone will have their personal prefernce haaa

Maybe we can ask Maddetailer for some discount since he is advertising here. I was thinking of buying Duragloss Leather Conditioner and Leather shampoo.

usually he have monthly promotions...

nothing wrote:

rockstar wrote:Bro nothing,i have lots of swirl marks on my car(ebony black)...how do i go about removing it...currently i did bought from bro benny PBA,#105 sealant and aquawax..will these products assist in removing it?

swirl mark depends on how bad is it, some light swirl mark can be polish off manually with compound polish i.e Turtlewax polish (the one that's is colour coded) but usually bad swirl mark require the help of machine polish....

Why not tahan for awhile as I heard Duragloss will be bringing a swirl mark removal polish soon...

I saw Maddetailer organising an order for polishing machine from U.S. I was thinking of buying it but need to purchase a portable generator.
I think having a machine is much easier to polish and is a one time investment. I don't have to go for polishing centre.

nothing wrote:usually he have monthly promotions...

Ya but this months are all packages. It will be good with some discounted price.

using machine need skill, setting the wrong RPM, over polish, etc can occur easily if one is a first time user.....may do more harm...

That's why I recommend when your ride is new, be slightly more hardworking, give it a first time polish and apply a good sealant over it..built up the sealant layers as u goes back.....after that just maintain with regular washing and applying a layer of quick detailer or Aquawax...not that difficult....

nothing wrote:using machine need skill, setting the wrong RPM, over polish, etc can occur easily if one is a first time user.....may do more harm...

That's why I recommend when your ride is new, be slightly more hardworking, give it a first time polish and apply a good sealant over it..built up the sealant layers as u goes back.....after that just maintain with regular washing and applying a layer of quick detailer or Aquawax...not that difficult....

Ok Sifu. I'm think of applying 5 to 6 layers when I got my car.

Jojo wrote:

nothing wrote:using machine need skill, setting the wrong RPM, over polish, etc can occur easily if one is a first time user.....may do more harm...

That's why I recommend when your ride is new, be slightly more hardworking, give it a first time polish and apply a good sealant over it..built up the sealant layers as u goes back.....after that just maintain with regular washing and applying a layer of quick detailer or Aquawax...not that difficult....

Ok Sifu. I'm think of applying 5 to 6 layers when I got my car.

Don't be KS ok... if using Enviroshield even it contained fast curing properties, the most 2 layers at one go.....let it cure at least 24hrs before applying another layer, the effect will be better, doesn't mean one shot apply many layers will be better hor...

Hope bro benny will cum to my rescue wit e swirl marks remover...
coz under certain lights its as if noodles have stuck on the paintwork....haiz...

haaa like mee sua si bo

rockstar wrote:Hope bro benny will cum to my rescue wit e swirl marks remover...
coz under certain lights its as if noodles have stuck on the paintwork....haiz...

I will try to bring in the swirl remover soon..hopefully it helps by using hand..Not surprise to get swirl on the new car especially forte is fast...one day not sure how many cars they have to deliver..Their in-hse groomer must be doing a chop chop 1

but i doubt is as bad as this...

http://www.mycarforum.com/index.php?showtopic=2634037

Siaoster wrote:haaa like mee sua si bo

some are really like hokkien mee..lol

Siaoster wrote:haaa like mee sua si bo

black or white color one ha....