Car Care and Detailing Dreams (Part 3)

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ChaudhryRaza96 (Chaudhry ) 2018-09-17 19:14:22 +0500 #6259

Hi guys plz recommend me which is better

Uploading... chemical guys jet seal or Meguiars mirror glaze sealant....thanks

iarslanakbar (Arslan) 2018-09-17 19:22:48 +0500 #6260

15000

iarslanakbar (Arslan) 2018-09-17 20:31:43 +0500 #6261

It’s brand new car so didn’t need polishing

oklodhi (oklodhi) 2018-09-17 22:06:58 +0500 #6262

From where did you get it done?

iarslanakbar (Arslan) 2018-09-17 22:20:47 +0500 #6263

https://www.facebook.com/AutoCrew.Isb.Rwp/ from These guys in islamabad

Rahat083144 (Rahat) 2018-09-17 23:33:50 +0500 #6264

I've used Chemical Guys EcoSmart RU and Nanoskin Waterless wash. CG is expensive but better. Problem is waterless washes are generally more expensive. And they need many microfibers cloths if you're doing it properly I.e. the Gary Dean method. Best thing one should get here in Karachi is a rinseless wash e.g. ONR. Cheaper and easier to use. But hard to find.

Rahat083144 (Rahat) 2018-09-17 23:35:36 +0500 #6265

Haven't used JetSeal but I love M21! Love applying it, love removing it and love the results. Seems like car has an additional coat over its paint.

ChaudhryRaza96 (Chaudhry ) 2018-09-17 23:38:31 +0500 #6266

Can we use meguiars on glass and headlights is well... like i have seen some videos related to chemical guys jet seal been used on windscreen etc is well

Rahat083144 (Rahat) 2018-09-17 23:41:28 +0500 #6267

Yes M21 can be used anywhere. Windscreen, lights, everywhere. I dont even remember if it ever spoiled the plastic or rubber trim even.

tiger4 (faiz) 2018-09-18 11:34:30 +0500 #6268

bro are you using them regularly. want to know your routine

Rahat083144 (Rahat) 2018-09-18 11:51:03 +0500 #6269

No I dont use waterless washes regularly as they are expensive. What I use regularly is Turtle Wax Rinse Free. It was launched a few years back then discontinued. I bought three 1 liter bottles and still haven't run out of them. I doubt if you'll be able to find it anywhere now. This pic shows the products I use for maintenance.

abdulbasit01 2018-09-19 15:14:44 +0500 #6270

I use collinite 845 wax after 1-1.5 month on my super white car. Just want to know with this interval of usage, this wax will turn the white colour to pale white after some time or not?

azfarnb 2018-09-19 22:23:19 +0500 #6271

Carnauba wax is pale in its original and pure form hence all carnauba waxes will give a deep, glossy and pale look.

abdulbasit01 2018-09-19 22:46:01 +0500 #6272

So which wax is the best for white colour which don't have this pale factor in it?

silentassassin1 (silentassassin1) 2018-09-19 23:06:35 +0500 #6273

I may have a few waxes which would serve your purpose.

abdulbasit01 2018-09-19 23:24:20 +0500 #6274

And which waxes are those?

babersikander (Baber Sikander) 2018-09-19 23:41:02 +0500 #6275

What is the general consensus of using car cover here ? I think it does more harm then good. The problem is, it keeps accumulating dust over time and you can't do anything about it. Your car is bound to develop swirls and micro scratches and if you put that thing on. So I have totally given up on car covers. What I do is, I use Meguiars Ultimate detailer to clean my car daily after using blower or softly removing dust with a microfiber towel with a very light hand. Works great for me.

silentassassin1 (silentassassin1) 2018-09-19 23:46:24 +0500 #6276

Some UK Waxes.

OW Evolution, BMD Sirius

tiger4 (faiz) 2018-09-19 23:54:45 +0500 #6277

Synthetic waxes are best for white. Collinite is hybrid and one of the best wax.you need cleaner wax to use 3 month interval so that colour not turn pale

tiger4 (faiz) 2018-09-19 23:57:28 +0500 #6278

Bro are these waterless wash are conc.need to be dilute?1