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Do you send your car to Car Wash or DIY?
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James316
, Sep 14 2004 04:32 PM, 9 replies to this topic
#2
Posted 14 September 2004 - 06:43 PM
No Sir!
Had a bad experience with my brand new car. Never again. Besides, they use
dubious stuff on your car. You don't know WTH they using and if its
abrasive/damaging to your car finish or not; not to mention the dirt
encrusted cloth's they use. Also, it cannot compare to your own work in
terms of quality.
DIY is the best. You choose your fluids/material and with your own effort,
get to see the kind of results that you want (same goes for polishing &
waxing) while getting to know your car better.
Had a bad experience with my brand new car. Never again. Besides, they use
dubious stuff on your car. You don't know WTH they using and if its
abrasive/damaging to your car finish or not; not to mention the dirt
encrusted cloth's they use. Also, it cannot compare to your own work in
terms of quality.
DIY is the best. You choose your fluids/material and with your own effort,
get to see the kind of results that you want (same goes for polishing &
waxing) while getting to know your car better.
#4
Posted 15 September 2004 - 02:13 AM
DIY it dudes...... DIY it.
NOTHING compares to the high you get when you see the result of your own handiwork......
and when you park it next to someone who has paid for it to be done.......
Hehehehehe
DIRAVI
p/s Great new forum. We can have some fun here
NOTHING compares to the high you get when you see the result of your own handiwork......
and when you park it next to someone who has paid for it to be done.......
Hehehehehe
DIRAVI
p/s Great new forum. We can have some fun here
#5
Posted 15 September 2004 - 02:48 AM
DIY is the best. You can spend a much time as you want to do whatever you
want !!
I can use half day just for car wash and half day for waxing and
polishing
want !!
I can use half day just for car wash and half day for waxing and
polishing

#6
Posted 15 September 2004 - 08:54 AM
G88,
Yes, i defintely agree with you. I also prefer DIY because you can
spend more time on your car, see the best result produce from the products
and you may know well which product perform the best result for your car.
Normally, i alwasy DIY during weekend. Just a regular steps such as
1.) Wash Car - using Perma Glass
2.) Ploymer Sealant Wax (2 Months) - Using Perma Glass
3.) Remove Tar - Perma Glass
4.) Windscreen Cleaner - Maxcillin
5.) Tyre Shine Long Lasting - Perma Glass
6.) Engine Wash - Crystal wash
7.) Dashboard shine - Perma Glass
8.) Vaccum
This will take me half a day, i alwasy prefer morning time. If you do
carefully on your car, then you may save a lot of money to the car care
shop which they only do simple simple wash & Polish & wax. Cost you a lot
of money. Why dont just go to ACE hardware shop or Eneos or Brothers to
buy your car care products and DIY. It just cost you +- RM100 only.
I like DIY.
Yes, i defintely agree with you. I also prefer DIY because you can
spend more time on your car, see the best result produce from the products
and you may know well which product perform the best result for your car.
Normally, i alwasy DIY during weekend. Just a regular steps such as
1.) Wash Car - using Perma Glass
2.) Ploymer Sealant Wax (2 Months) - Using Perma Glass
3.) Remove Tar - Perma Glass
4.) Windscreen Cleaner - Maxcillin
5.) Tyre Shine Long Lasting - Perma Glass
6.) Engine Wash - Crystal wash
7.) Dashboard shine - Perma Glass
8.) Vaccum
This will take me half a day, i alwasy prefer morning time. If you do
carefully on your car, then you may save a lot of money to the car care
shop which they only do simple simple wash & Polish & wax. Cost you a lot
of money. Why dont just go to ACE hardware shop or Eneos or Brothers to
buy your car care products and DIY. It just cost you +- RM100 only.
I like DIY.
#7
Posted 15 September 2004 - 11:16 AM
I sometimes send to carwash and sometimes DIY, depends on mood, time
constrain and level of dirt. If too dirty then I sent it to the carwash.
But not all car wash are good...some will even scratch your car and some
dun ever care to wipe the dashboard.
constrain and level of dirt. If too dirty then I sent it to the carwash.
But not all car wash are good...some will even scratch your car and some
dun ever care to wipe the dashboard.
#8
Posted 16 September 2004 - 01:55 PM
but polishing can DIY kar? can or not?
What the diff from waxing?
What the diff from waxing?
#9
Posted 16 September 2004 - 06:36 PM
I would only DIY wash my car. Haha. Call me paranoid, but I dun really have
faith in the chemicals they use and also the cloth they use. :P Haha.
The proper use of polish is to help enrich the colour of your car through
application of a pure polish. A pure polish has no cleaning properties and
is only suitable after the surface is suitable cleaned. A pure wax also has
no cleaning properties. You would apply a wax as the final layer in your
detailing process to protect the paint and shine. Also a good wax will
increase the shine and depth of a car.
However, most materials we find outside cleans, polishes and waxes at the
same time or so they claim. So most ppl would take polishing and waxing to
mean the same thing, which is cleaning, polishing and waxing in a single
step. Hehe.
faith in the chemicals they use and also the cloth they use. :P Haha.
The proper use of polish is to help enrich the colour of your car through
application of a pure polish. A pure polish has no cleaning properties and
is only suitable after the surface is suitable cleaned. A pure wax also has
no cleaning properties. You would apply a wax as the final layer in your
detailing process to protect the paint and shine. Also a good wax will
increase the shine and depth of a car.
However, most materials we find outside cleans, polishes and waxes at the
same time or so they claim. So most ppl would take polishing and waxing to
mean the same thing, which is cleaning, polishing and waxing in a single
step. Hehe.