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**jhnkvn** · May 27th, 2014 01:19 AM

Originally Posted by pompeyo

ok lang bang ipunas yung micro-fiber cloth sa alikabok?

Yes...............

**krunch** · May 27th, 2014 02:26 AM

hindi po b magagasgas? anong brand po ng micro fiber cloth po gamit nyo?:

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**Yuki13** · May 28th, 2014 02:20 AM

Originally Posted by krunch

hindi po b magagasgas? anong brand po ng micro fiber cloth po gamit nyo?:

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Para sa alikabok use microtex duster, hindi ito nakaka gasgas.

Cloths, microtex din.

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**krunch** · May 28th, 2014 12:55 AM

question lng po para sa quick detailer product of meguirs or mothers po?tnx

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**Yuki13** · May 28th, 2014 02:21 AM

Originally Posted by krunch

question lng po para sa quick detailer product of meguirs or mothers po?tnx

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Asan yung question?

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**jhnkvn** · May 28th, 2014 05:04 AM

Guys, please. Don't over to the OC'ness.

Wiping light dust with a microfiber won't incur scratches. The essence of microfibers is that it's softer than your ordinary rug. This makes it impossible to scratch paintwork unless you managed to trap hard particles inside the fibers such as minute rocks.

And the duster is over-rated whether it be Microtex, feather duster, or a synthetic duster. If you get a small rock particle there (or some bird **** managed to stick on it), kahit anong wax pa nasa surface niyan, it'll scratch the paintwork.

The logic of scratching is easy naman: Hard surface versus hard surface = friction = scratch.

As for dust, naturally.. dust will settle on the surface. Unless you park in an air-tight room, that's just the reality of life. However, there are dust-attractors and dust-repellers. That's one of the reasons why I'm not too much of a fan of NanoSliQ unless for spot-on touches.. it attracts dust particles but since it's cheap, gets the job done, it still remains high on my choice of a QD. Now if you want a dust-repeller, you'll be looking at anti-static sprays such the one Finish Kare is famous for.

**A121** · May 28th, 2014 07:30 AM

Originally Posted by jhnkvn

As for dust, naturally.. dust will settle on the surface. Unless you park in an air-tight room, that's just the reality of life. However, there are dust-attractors and dust-repellers. That's one of the reasons why I'm not too much of a fan of NanoSliQ unless for spot-on touches.. it attracts dust particles but since it's cheap, gets the job done, it still remains high on my choice of a QD. Now if you want a dust-repeller, you'll be looking at anti-static sprays such the one Finish Kare is famous for.

Yes. NanoSliq is so good in attracting dust. But I noticed it is good in beading water. The characteristic is the same as my old Soft 99 BiGloss. I am not sure if that's a good property though.

**indiej** · May 28th, 2014 11:05 AM

i don't believe it but i bought a gallon of that anti-static stuff. could be the extra smooth surface after application that makes even dust slide off.

i've seen it once after buffing KSG, not the FK, an ant slid off the paint. will do that test again when my newly painted panels have cured.

**monty_GTV** · August 14th, 2014 05:37 PM

it's legit. bought from him optimum no rinse and buffing pads before...

**krunch** · May 28th, 2014 12:02 PM

brand new po kasi car ko sir yuki13..binabalak ko po palagyan ng new paint protection.. after po lagyan ng protection..may masusugest po ba kyong product ng microtex, meguirs or mothers? para po sa dust? hindi po kasi masyadong nagagamit..after 2 days lang ang dami ng alikabok...need ko po sana hindi kinakapitan ng dust..may masusugest po ba kyo mga guro?

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