the Johnson KIT wax seems to be widely available. But is it good?
I have a can of the metallic wax.
What I am looking for is more of protection rather than just pure shine.
Sometimes I wonder if the claims abt some wax can last 3 to 5 yrs can be
true. If so, the cars manufaturer could have just added this for their cars
and it would shine at least for the next couple of years ;)
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Posted 19 September 2004 - 12:49 AM
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The wax widely available are not very durable. If you are looking for
protection, stick to sealants like Zaino or Klasse . others may chime in and
tell you where you can get it ;). I got it from SG last time. what colour's
is your car btw?
protection, stick to sealants like Zaino or Klasse . others may chime in and
tell you where you can get it ;). I got it from SG last time. what colour's
is your car btw?
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Posted 19 September 2004 - 01:02 AM
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satelite silver ... CT :)
Its champaign Gold but under certain in lighting turns grey silver.
Are sealants wax too or polymers?
I heard polymersmay hurt paint although its more lasting.
Its champaign Gold but under certain in lighting turns grey silver.
Are sealants wax too or polymers?
I heard polymersmay hurt paint although its more lasting.
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Posted 19 September 2004 - 05:49 PM
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The short answer is no..... I wouldn't recommend Kit wax.
Zaino, Meguair's and AutoGlym..... that's about it- as the Penang Proton boys have
discovered at KEC's recent Penang "How to Make a Car Owner Really Nervous When You're
Polishing" workshop.
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DIRAVI
Zaino, Meguair's and AutoGlym..... that's about it- as the Penang Proton boys have
discovered at KEC's recent Penang "How to Make a Car Owner Really Nervous When You're
Polishing" workshop.
Cheers
DIRAVI
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Posted 19 September 2004 - 06:30 PM
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I agree from experience. Just a waste of money.
DIRAVIdude,
Thanks for joining us (and quenching our thirst). Still at office now.
Maybe we lepak later?
DIRAVIdude,
Thanks for joining us (and quenching our thirst). Still at office now.
Maybe we lepak later?
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Posted 19 September 2004 - 07:52 PM
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since it`s silverish in colour, I would suggest zaino/klass`e . It`ll give
you the durability that you are looking for and very reflective look :)
you the durability that you are looking for and very reflective look :)
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Posted 20 September 2004 - 12:25 PM
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cheap cheap one of wax now so many are make in malaysia lah. i don;t wanna
use that kind of product anymore they are common to create swril mark
yakkkks. look at the pad after u wax the residual will hardern so next
time insted of wax they scratch.
maximus 808
klass'e is polymer sealent right?
use that kind of product anymore they are common to create swril mark
yakkkks. look at the pad after u wax the residual will hardern so next
time insted of wax they scratch.
maximus 808
klass'e is polymer sealent right?
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Posted 20 September 2004 - 12:52 PM
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Quoted by one of my friend :-
If you hated someone, recommend him "Kit" Wax on his car.
Thank you.
If you hated someone, recommend him "Kit" Wax on his car.
Thank you.
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Posted 20 September 2004 - 01:05 PM
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kla_sse is acrylic, if not mistaken similar Autoglym. Take note that the
brand klass_e is the same as carlack. I have seen a carlack distributor in
Sg (from their website), there might be one locally as well.
brand klass_e is the same as carlack. I have seen a carlack distributor in
Sg (from their website), there might be one locally as well.
