Proper/Correct Detailing Plan

**chain** · August 25th, 2006 01:54 AM

Originally Posted by nat2x

grabe! sobrang dami ko na222nan dito sa thread na to! salamat mga sir!!

read the Detailing Thread. you'll pick up a whole lot more.

**nat2x** · August 25th, 2006 02:05 AM

sir, meron din kaya pang tangal ng scratches., me umakyat na pusa sa side ng kotse ko kaya ngkaroon ng slight scratches., tanung ko lang kung me alam kau na pangtanggal sa ganun.. tnx!

**nat2x** · August 25th, 2006 02:07 AM

oo nga madami pa talaga ako dapat ma22nan.,

**blink21me** · August 25th, 2006 02:32 AM

Originally Posted by nat2x

sir, meron din kaya pang tangal ng scratches., me umakyat na pusa sa side ng kotse ko kaya ngkaroon ng slight scratches., tanung ko lang kung me alam kau na pangtanggal sa ganun.. tnx!

Sa totoo lang depende yun sa kung gano kalala yung scratch eh... Hindi pa madami yung mga products na nata-try ko at wala pa akong much experience with other products so I'd suggest lang yung kung ano na yung na-try ko... Kung yung scratch eh medyo malala at halata kung tititigan, I would use PoorBoy's SSR3 heavy duty compound (Super Swirl Remover 3). Yan na yung pinaka aggressive sa line nila, pero kung minor scratch lang naman, or kung masmalala lang sa pinakamalalang swirls, SSR2 & SSR1 will work... SSR2.5 should be a combination of 2 & 1 but I still had to use SSR1 after the 2.5...

**ronald_m** · August 25th, 2006 07:47 AM

Just to clarify things.Glaze is only a filler.Klasse SG is not a true glaze but its a sealant,That's why it will last for a while.

**chain** · August 25th, 2006 09:13 AM

Originally Posted by blink21me

I’m not trying to knock what you said TheVeed, but based on my understanding and experience, a glaze is something all opposite of what you mentioned. A Glaze should be used as the final finish, it provides the longest lasting protection to the surface of the car, it does provide deeper better shine. It takes more than 5 washes to take the Glaze off once they harden on the surface after certain number of hours. A glaze does NOT fill swirls, a Glaze is literally a “glaze”. What fills the swirls are the abrasives you apply, which contain “fillers” which then fill swirls and minor scratches. Also, a glaze isn’t supposed to be used right after the polish, a glaze don’t just stick onto something, it may, but it may not last as long as it is supposed to. In my case, a Klasse is specialized to stick on top of the AIO, I don’t know what alternative you can use on place of the AIO in that matter. A wax is not certainly necessary after the Glaze, some people do it, and those who do are who compete their showcars in carshows. But I don’t see why I would bother to use wax after the Klasse SG. I could definitely see myself through the surface after the SG.

hmm.. ganito lang yan.. yung glaze that we're referring to eto: Mom's S&G, 3M IHG, glaze ng Polyglaze or Speed Glaze ng Megs.. these products are cosmetic / for show. note that Klasse SG's not among them? its a different product. durability-wise, mas tatagal ang wax and sealants. ito yung LSP talaga.

different looks for different folks. some people prefer a carnauba because of its depth on dark while some may opt for a sealant becuse of its shine and reflectivity.

BTW, Klasse user for more than 5 years now.

**blink21me** · August 25th, 2006 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by dehadista

hmm.. ganito lang yan.. yung glaze that we're referring to eto: Mom's S&G, 3M IHG, glaze ng Polyglaze or Speed Glaze ng Megs.. these products are cosmetic / for show. note that Klasse SG's not among them? its a different product. durability-wise, mas tatagal ang wax and sealants. ito yung LSP talaga.

Kool Kool, thanks for the clarification :play_ball:

**chain** · August 25th, 2006 11:27 AM

no problem bro.. hope to see more of your work.

**nat2x** · August 27th, 2006 12:23 AM

Originally Posted by blink21me

Sa totoo lang depende yun sa kung gano kalala yung scratch eh... Hindi pa madami yung mga products na nata-try ko at wala pa akong much experience with other products so I'd suggest lang yung kung ano na yung na-try ko... Kung yung scratch eh medyo malala at halata kung tititigan, I would use PoorBoy's SSR3 heavy duty compound (Super Swirl Remover 3). Yan na yung pinaka aggressive sa line nila, pero kung minor scratch lang naman, or kung masmalala lang sa pinakamalalang swirls, SSR2 & SSR1 will work... SSR2.5 should be a combination of 2 & 1 but I still had to use SSR1 after the 2.5...

tnx blink ur d best!!!

ay oo nga pala, anu ung Porter cable? machine ba un., nabasa ko un nung dinitailed mo ung kotse ng uncle mo., astig pagkagawa! lupet!! paturo naman!!! hehehe

**blink21me** · August 27th, 2006 01:45 AM

Originally Posted by nat2x

tnx blink ur d best!!!

ay oo nga pala, anu ung Porter cable? machine ba un., nabasa ko un nung dinitailed mo ung kotse ng uncle mo., astig pagkagawa! lupet!! paturo naman!!! hehehe

No probs, power tool yung Porter Cable 7424 <--there you go