Recommend Good But Cheap Clay Bar, Car Polish & Wax
#1
Posted 12 March 2011 - 04:48 PM
Any recommendations on good but cheap clay bar, car polish and wax products that can be easily bought off the shelves in Tesco supermarket?
Clay bar - brand, approx. price
Polish - brand, approx. price
Wax - brand, approx. price
Thanks in advance.
ps. just watched a tutorial video on car detailing. It's so much easier to understand how to detail the car from watching the videos below rather than reading advice from fellow members here on the forum. I hope the method used in the video is correct.
HOW TO WASH & DETAIL YOUR CAR PART 1
HOW TO WASH & DETAIL YOUR CAR PART 2
http://www.youtube.c...;feature=relmfu
#2
Posted 12 March 2011 - 08:37 PM
Any recommendations on good but cheap clay bar, car polish and wax products that can be easily bought off the shelves in Tesco supermarket?
Clay bar - brand, approx. price
Polish - brand, approx. price
Wax - brand, approx. price
Thanks in advance.
Clay Bar - Try PG Clay Bar
Polish/Wax - Don't know what extent of your paint work, most supermarket stuff are mostly AIO, all in one, so you can try PG sealant, seems some member are using and are quite happy with them...
#3
Posted 12 March 2011 - 09:09 PM
Polish/Wax - Don't know what extent of your paint work, most supermarket stuff are mostly AIO, all in one, so you can try PG sealant, seems some member are using and are quite happy with them...
agreed with uncle vr..RRP is Rm29.90 but something u can discount upto 30%
PG - Wonder Clay No.1 -Foundation to brilliant and durable shine for silky smooth finish.
-Surface preparation.
-Recommended for black and dark coloured cars.
PG - Wonder Clay No.2 -Foundation to brilliant and durable shine for silky smooth finish.
-Surface preparation.
-Recommended for light coloured cars.
PG - Wonder Clay No.3 -Foundation to brilliant and durable shine for silky smooth finish.
-Surface preparation.
-Recommended for dull and badly weathered cars.
I used both No.2 and No.3 and personally i like No. 3 more as cleaning power is stronger (even it named for dull paint ) but i found it pickup dirt faster...
#4
Posted 12 March 2011 - 10:39 PM
PG - Wonder Clay No.2
Been using this for quite sometimes. I bought one 2 years back, cut into 3 portions, now still using the 2nd portion. Dem lasting. Good remover of dirt.
SplitFire
#5
Posted 12 March 2011 - 11:32 PM
gr88, I am curious about the PG Wonder Clay No. 3 which was described as "Recommended for dull and badly weathered cars". The metallic paint on my car is a light to medium tone grey, and I believe No. 2 will be suitable. However, I wonder what is the difference between No. 2 and No. 3. The clay bar is supposed to pick up dirt. Is No. 3 supposed to pick up more dirt with its stronger cleaning power? How does this affect the surface preparation before receiving the polish and wax? In other words, in what ways will the different clay affect the appearance of the car? Will the car look shinier and mirror-like if using the No. 3? Sorry for these questions as I am quite raw in this.
Thanks for the advice.
#6
Posted 12 March 2011 - 11:52 PM
gr88, I am curious about the PG Wonder Clay No. 3 which was described as "Recommended for dull and badly weathered cars". The metallic paint on my car is a light to medium tone grey, and I believe No. 2 will be suitable. However, I wonder what is the difference between No. 2 and No. 3. The clay bar is supposed to pick up dirt. Is No. 3 supposed to pick up more dirt with its stronger cleaning power? How does this affect the surface preparation before receiving the polish and wax? In other words, in what ways will the different clay affect the appearance of the car? Will the car look shinier and mirror-like if using the No. 3? Sorry for these questions as I am quite raw in this.
Thanks for the advice.
As a general rule, I would use from the most mild and if that doesn't work, work my way up to increasingly more aggressive. But the sifus would give you a better explanation.
#7
Posted 13 March 2011 - 02:50 AM
As i mentioned, for me i PERSONALLY prefer No. 3 as my old junk is white and nowadays i only wash it once or twice a months (getting lazy ) so the contamination is higher (as i travel alot)...so instead of using No.2 , i choose to use No.3 (where i believe regardless how aggressive the clay is, it can't harm the paintwork much...
If you want me to word in in layman term, all i can tell is when i use No.3 on the paintwork, i felt 'more' rough compare to No. 2
e.g No. 3 = 2000 grit sandpaper , No. 2 = 1500 grit sandpaper (this is just a illustration not the 'real' rough of the clay...
Normally after i clay, i will polish or wash..so whatever find swirl u referring to to me its nothing
#8
Posted 13 March 2011 - 06:04 PM
PG - Wonder Clay No.2
Been using this for quite sometimes. I bought one 2 years back, cut into 3 portions, now still using the 2nd portion. Dem lasting. Good remover of dirt.
i also using it for my detailing project...quite good that i must say...
#9
Posted 13 March 2011 - 06:22 PM
My next car wash would probably be 5-6 months from now, and I'll have plenty of time to look for this PG Wonder Clay No. 2.
Cheers.
#10
Posted 14 March 2011 - 01:10 AM
Any recommendations on good but cheap clay bar, car polish and wax products that can be easily bought off the shelves in Tesco supermarket?
Clay bar - brand, approx. price
Polish - brand, approx. price
Wax - brand, approx. price
Thanks in advance.
ps. just watched a tutorial video on car detailing. It's so much easier to understand how to detail the car from watching the videos below rather than reading advice from fellow members here on the forum. I hope the method used in the video is correct.
HOW TO WASH & DETAIL YOUR CAR PART 1
HOW TO WASH & DETAIL YOUR CAR PART 2
http://www.youtube.c...;feature=relmfu
PG Wash & Shine with Carnuba Added - 2 litre for about RM18. It bring shine to your car without waxing because its wax content in the shampoo is quite high.