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August 28th, 2013 12:49 AM #1431
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September 8th, 2013 02:40 PM #1432Cant give one. But i feel it's on the expensive side. The product itself is just cheap. And what they're charging is too far from opticoat product only. Afaik, it gives less shine than what usual carnauba wax gives. Try checking waxspot in banawe. I think they also offer the service in a cheaper price.
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September 12th, 2013 06:20 PM #1433Mga bossing just want to foray into the external DIY detailing and want to ask your opinions about my chosen products.
My usual regimen is wash the car if time permits at a reputable carwash center (usually BB) / DIY carwash with microtex, (had a single clay session at BB approx 6mos. ago), monthly nonosil ffd by nanogloss. Nanosliq usually pag walang time magpawash after dusting the panels.
All done by hand kaso parang ang bilis mawala nung mga microtex products and nakakapakod (recently parang 3x ako nagwax in a month dahil sa kakaulan), so Iam deciding to buy the ff items:
Polisher
Meguiars G110V2 Professional Dual Action Polisher, Meguiars SoftBuff 2.0 Polishing Pad #W8207,Meguiars SoftBuff 2.0 Finishing Pad #W9207
Claying
Meguiars Smooth Surface Clay Kit #G1016
Cleaning/Polishing
Meguiars Ultimate Compound #G17216
Meguiars G19216 Ultimate Polish 16 oz.
Protection
Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 topped by Collinite Marque D’Elegance Carnauba Paste Wax #915
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Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze
Vehicles: 2007 Isuzu Dmax Phoenix Gold and a 2012 Mitsu MS Quartz Brown
Allocated Time: Mga 48 hrs siguro during weekends
TIA
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September 12th, 2013 07:44 PM #1434
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September 12th, 2013 08:06 PM #1435
Lahat naman mahal eh. Even just waxing at detailing shops is expensive versus doing it yourself. I believe they're charging something like 5,000php for the Opticoat service. It's not cheap either as the syringe costs $70 and covers two to three cars I believe. Still, you're paying for the preparation. Applying opticoat isn't like applying any day to day waxes.
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September 12th, 2013 11:25 PM #1437Yun nga sir, medyo expensive that is why I wanted to be sure that quality and service is at its best. I know the price of opticoat itself but I think the preparation and their experience in applying it in the car makes it at that price. I read a lot about opticoat being difficult to apply. In addition, kapag mali ata ang lagay ay parang mag-crack ang coating. Also, dapat sa ganyang presyo ay pang-matagalan talaga.
I am interested kasi as much as I wanted to clean the car. I have no control of various dirts, bird poop, swirls and rain. OC ba. hehe. Sa videos kasi sa youtube. Nakakabilib and water repelling/beading niya.
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September 13th, 2013 12:07 AM #1439
I stand corrected, it's at Php6,800.
Still, even if it's at five grand, I wouldn't even recommend Opticoat. It's just too darn expensive for the everyday detailer. Want a easier route? Buy Collinite 845. That bottle will last you for more than 2 years under normal use and it will just cost you under Php1,000.
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September 13th, 2013 12:08 AM #1440
Take note that no amount of protection will last you "a year". Just give me three months and I'll have it parked under a particular tree in our village.. I guarantee you patay yun opticoat layer ;)
Remember that Collinite advertises their 845 to last more than 3 months, yet in normal day to day driving, I'll peg it at a month and that's after several bird bombs during the month. Klasse is advertised as bi-annual protection but I'll peg it at 2 months in everyday driving.
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