Car Care and Detailing Dreams (Part 2)

[dynamicallyStatic]

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[dynamicallyStatic]

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Assuming you have tried using glass cleaners and these are probably scuff marks, a fine plastic polish (Meguiars plastx) should smooth this out.

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[tahasoomro]

Bro I am new want to learn how to detail a car Products ?

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[omarabdullah022]

Thanks a lot for the detailed response brother!
Which mild abrasive do you use? At the moment I only have Megs UP, suggest me if there is any other product out there suitable for my needs? I just want the car to visibly look swirl-free, it hurts when under direct light the body shows swirl marks, over use my car has acquired several scratches too which I don't have any idea how they happened, I never get the car dry-dusted, either it is washed or I drive around in a dirty car.

Anytime.. i used to use meguiars ultimate polish but now ive bought dodo juice lime prime pre wax cleanser.
Its amazing just like any other dodo juice product. Doesnt cut much with hand but it is very oily and it covers up imperfections very very well.

Try looking for a glaze like meguiars m7 glaze. It will hide imperfections and it can be applied regularly since it has no abrasives.

[awais.9]

tested water sheeting, poured water generously on whole car with a bottle, all of it came down

no need to get turtle rinseless wash now, just open hose n it'll even dry itself

[omarabdullah022]

tested water sheeting, poured water generously on whole car with a bottle, all of it came down

no need to get turtle rinseless wash now, just open hose n it'll even dry itself

I wouldnt reccomend that unless youre using de-ionized water because minerals in tap water will etch into your clear coat and be a royal PITA to remove.

[awais.9]

I wouldnt reccomend that unless youre using de-ionized water because minerals in tap water will etch into your clear coat and be a royal PITA to remove.

main source of water in my area is bore water not the supply water
i use same water to wash the car so is it a bad idea if i use same water to blow off dust with water n dry the remaining water

[omarabdullah022]

main source of water in my area is bore water not the supply water
i use same water to wash the car so is it a bad idea if i use same water to blow off dust with water n dry the remaining water

It wont remove all the dust and youll be swirling the crap out of your paint if you dry a dirty car.
I would let it stay dirty for a day or two and wash it properly later.
The choice is yours.

[awais.9]

It wont remove all the dust and youll be swirling the crap out of your paint if you dry a dirty car.
I would let it stay dirty for a day or two and wash it properly later.
The choice is yours.

so basically there's no way to keep it clean every day unless u wash it

btw wouldnt it swirl if u use turtle rinseless as spray from a bottle n wipe off instead of a proper double bucket
because if that wouldnt then i guess just spraying water n using mf shouldnt either?

[omarabdullah022]

so basically there's no way to keep it clean every day unless u wash it

btw wouldnt it swirl if u use turtle rinseless as spray from a bottle n wipe off instead of a proper double bucket
because if that wouldnt then i guess just spraying water n using mf shouldnt either?

IMO yes.

That would be a waterless wash and you have to be very careful with those otherwise you will scratch. You have to use more towels. Almost as much time as a proper rinseless wash and you still risk marring the paint not to mention its pretty expensive.

And rinseless washes have polymers and lubricating agents that are designed to clean paint. They encapsulate dirt so that it can be transferred to your wash media without any contact with the paint. And rinseless washes are much much slicker than some 'sudsing soaps'. They provide alot of lubrication.

[prodev]

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Visit Splash Car Detailing located in PWD Road Opposite Shaafi Hospital they are doing good work

[prodev]

Which meg wax is best for mettalic grey color alto?

Use Meguiar's Hi-Tech Yellow Wax it is good for Dark colors

[prodev]

Finally. Thanks alot. Which wax u would suggest for white color.

Economically you can use 3M-Performance Finish Synthetic Liquid Wax its estimated Price will be 1700 to 1800 in Market

[sheharyarali91]

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There is only one in RWP, that is CARBOGRAPHICS, near gulrez gate no. 3, you can search their page on FB and get an estimate from them. They were charging me 10k for Honda city 2011

[adeel_yasir0]

Economically you can use 3M-Performance Finish Synthetic Liquid Wax its estimated Price will be 1700 to 1800 in Market

bro it all depends upon ur budget. Most senior detailer's suggest Meguiar's ultimate wax for light coloured cars. It would cost you about Rs. 2700 from Shahid Autos F-10 (near shell pump). Use synthetic wax on white car, try to avoid carnauba wax as it will give a yellowish tinge to your car's colour.

Price is not an issue. So please guide accordingly. And products should be easy to play with. As I've just started taking care of my cars. So don't know much about products. Your detailed responce will be much appreciate. Please avoid short words for products as it is confusing for me. I've been using yellow wax on city beige color is it OK or should I use something else?

[awais.9]

Economically you can use 3M-Performance Finish Synthetic Liquid Wax its estimated Price will be 1700 to 1800 in Market

i have 3m pf but i dont know how to use it, it says work on a small area, @dynamicallystatic is it like how cleanser wax is used,any idea? n now since i have already used collinite so does it fits on top of it or not, its basically kind of a sealant

[dynamicallyStatic]

i have 3m pf but i dont know how to use it, it says work on a small area, @dynamicallyStatic is it like how cleanser wax is used,any idea? n now since i have already used collinite so does it fits on top of it or not, its basically kind of a sealant

PF would apply as any sealant/wax would. Each product has a different spread, some spread very far and others dont (PF is one of them). Its meant to be applied by light/no pressure.
With cleaner waxes and AIOs, you actually want a bit of cleaning to happen so thats why mild pressure and doing small sections with repeated passes is required. With waxes/Sealants you dont need to do that and apply as thin as you can.

[mohammadalee]

Guys, any suggestions to remove these scratches? these are most probably dust marks dried over time. I have tried wd40 but no benefit. and sorry for the double post I tried to attach in one post

[mohammadalee]

[sheharyarali91]

Price is not an issue. So please guide accordingly. And products should be easy to play with. As I've just started taking care of my cars. So don't know much about products. Your detailed responce will be much appreciate. Please avoid short words for products as it is confusing for me. I've been using yellow wax on city beige color is it OK or should I use something else?

Ok bro no problem. You'll need a dedicated car shampoo, a good quality wax, a detailer spray, Tyre gel, microfibre towels and a microfibre wash mitt. I'll list down the product names.
1. Meguiar's Ultimate Wash and Wax
2. Meguiar's Ultimate paste wax ( As paste wax have a high melting point so more durability and protection)
3. Meguiar's Quik Detailer Spray (Use it after a wax session, to minimize dust attraction)
You can also use Detailer spray after a simple wash. It will make your wax coat last longer.
4. Meguiar's Tire Endurance Gel
Bro Please remember to Never ever dry dust your car. It will cause swirls.
Feel free to ask anymore questions