Detailing Thread [For Newbies][continued 3]

**wezz_zzew** · May 12th, 2015 12:30 PM

Sabi ni Google kaya tanggalin ng vinegar yung mga watermarks. Ginawa ko sa isang panel, daig ang sinigang sa sampalok yung asim ng kamay ko pero di pa din natanggal yung stains. Ano ba tamang procedure para matanggal yung mga watermarks? Really need your help kasi lagi na lang ako nadidisappoint kapag nakikita ko pa din ng marks after ng carwash. :'(

**idolpuge** · May 12th, 2015 01:22 PM

Originally Posted by wezz_zzew

Sabi ni Google kaya tanggalin ng vinegar yung mga watermarks. Ginawa ko sa isang panel, daig ang sinigang sa sampalok yung asim ng kamay ko pero di pa din natanggal yung stains. Ano ba tamang procedure para matanggal yung mga watermarks? Really need your help kasi lagi na lang ako nadidisappoint kapag nakikita ko pa din ng marks after ng carwash. :'(

Distilled white vinegar tapos hahaluan pa ng water ang alam ko wag purong suka. Ang tamang ratio nun 3:1 ayon sa google. Sa tingin ko pag heavy watermarks na hindi nya na kayang tanggalin.

**wezz_zzew** · May 12th, 2015 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by idolpuge

Distilled white vinegar tapos hahaluan pa ng water ang alam ko wag purong suka. Ang tamang ratio nun 3:1 ayon sa google. Sa tingin ko pag heavy watermarks na hindi nya na kayang tanggalin.

Ano best DIY option to remove the watermark stains on my paint? Any other suggestions? Yung mga common na vinegar lang ba ang gagamitin? (Datu, Silver, Marka)

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Originally Posted by idolpuge

Distilled white vinegar tapos hahaluan pa ng water ang alam ko wag purong suka. Ang tamang ratio nun 3:1 ayon sa google. Sa tingin ko pag heavy watermarks na hindi nya na kayang tanggalin.

Ano best DIY option to remove the watermark stains on my paint? Any other suggestions? Yung mga common na vinegar lang ba ang gagamitin? (Datu, Silver, Marka)

**dos2** · May 12th, 2015 02:39 PM

Suka method is very effective pero siguro dapat medyo matagal ang interval (years).
Di ko nga lang alam ang long term effect kung paulit ulit mong gagawin everytime you see a watermark. Baka yung top coat naman ang magsuffer.
Pero no doubt, this is the cheapest option. Best practice siguro is very diluted mixture tapos pag di kinaya onti ontian mong tapangan kung di effective tutal mura lang naman ang suka compared to commercially available products.
Sukang Santor pala gamit ko (a barangay in the City of Tanauan na gawa ATA sa niyog/tuba - I may be wrong here)

**timykoo** · May 16th, 2015 02:48 AM

Which is better for prepping a paint when you're gonna put 915, mothers step 1 or klasse aio? Considering it would be only hand applied. Thanks!

**monty_GTV** · May 16th, 2015 03:26 PM

Originally Posted by timykoo

Which is better for prepping a paint when you're gonna put 915, mothers step 1 or klasse aio? Considering it would be only hand applied. Thanks!

i have not tried mothers step 1 but klasse aio works well for me either by hand or da polisher...

**paos** · May 16th, 2015 07:22 PM

Mga sir tanong lang po ibinili ko ng kapatid ko ng 3m synthetic wax, ok lang po ba after ng car wash ipahid ko na sya? Tnx po

**ninjababez** · May 16th, 2015 11:13 PM

Originally Posted by paos

Mga sir tanong lang po ibinili ko ng kapatid ko ng 3m synthetic wax, ok lang po ba after ng car wash ipahid ko na sya? Tnx po

depende siguro sa paint condition. kung sa tingin mo ay OK naman, go lang

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Originally Posted by paos

Mga sir tanong lang po ibinili ko ng kapatid ko ng 3m synthetic wax, ok lang po ba after ng car wash ipahid ko na sya? Tnx po

depende siguro sa paint condition. kung sa tingin mo ay OK naman, go lang

**timykoo** · May 17th, 2015 03:10 AM

Originally Posted by monty_GTV

i have not tried mothers step 1 but klasse aio works well for me either by hand or da polisher...

Good to know. It's well recommended as well as a paint cleaner from autogeek. I just want to know what the people's experience here. If it just the same, i think mothers is cheaper and easier to acquire (tama ba?).

I want to get a da polisher as well. But a total noob. Any recommendations on what pads to get and how many, compound polish etc? I hope it fits the budget.

**venerzky** · May 17th, 2015 03:05 PM

Originally Posted by timykoo

Good to know. It's well recommended as well as a paint cleaner from autogeek. I just want to know what the people's experience here. If it just the same, i think mothers is cheaper and easier to acquire (tama ba?).

I want to get a da polisher as well. But a total noob. Any recommendations on what pads to get and how many, compound polish etc? I hope it fits the budget.

PM Ginnova or search him in 0LX. Got my DA from him and other detailing stuffs as well :D

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Originally Posted by timykoo

Good to know. It's well recommended as well as a paint cleaner from autogeek. I just want to know what the people's experience here. If it just the same, i think mothers is cheaper and easier to acquire (tama ba?).

I want to get a da polisher as well. But a total noob. Any recommendations on what pads to get and how many, compound polish etc? I hope it fits the budget.

PM Ginnova or search him in 0LX. Got my DA from him and other detailing stuffs as well :D