"Tamang OC lang" - a newbie's guide to car appearance maintenance

[jojopad]

Thanks. I already have ceramic coating from Technical Details.

Residue was likely there for 2-4 days (over the holy week break when we were gone). [emoji20]

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TD will likely advice to use a clay bar and quick detailer to remove those nasty stains. If this doesn't work, it's highly likely that some more aggressive cleaning approach will be needed, perhaps something similar with removing stubborn water spots.

I have an issue with stubborn water spots on my ceramic coated M3 (done at TD as well). It's frustrating that the clay bar approach is not enough so I'm going to try out CarPro Spotless and hopefully this product will resolve the water spot issue.

https://youtu.be/Il018tlKX7g

[monty_GTV]

Thanks. I already have ceramic coating from Technical Details.

Residue was likely there for 2-4 days (over the holy week break when we were gone). [emoji20]

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in case malapit ka lang naman sa TD, i suggest bring it to them for removal/correction. minimal fee lang naman siguro yan at customer ka naman nila...

[Kimchijiji]

What do you guys put in your interior? Is quickleen safe to use for every wash? Or would you guys suggest something better


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[Baltz]

Ok to ah, neway I'm thinking of detailing my car.

The plan was

Nanofil
Nanosil
Nanogloss

But I'm thinking of not using nano gloss anymore since yung nanofil ay sealant na. ayun kasi sa research ko. ( you tube) sealant and wax has the same purpose on your car after sealant no need to put wax anymore, any thoughts on this?

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[ninjababez]

Ok to ah, neway I'm thinking of detailing my car.

The plan was

Nanofil
Nanosil
Nanogloss

But I'm thinking of not using nano gloss anymore since yung nanofil ay sealant na. ayun kasi sa research ko. ( you tube) sealant and wax has the same purpose on your car after sealant no need to put wax anymore, any thoughts on this?

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nanofil .. parang micro masilya yan
nanosil .. glaze, pampaganda etc.
nanogloss .. wax pang cover ng art work mo, ito muna masisira bago yun ibang layers

[Baltz]

nanofil .. parang micro masilya yan
nanosil .. glaze, pampaganda etc.
nanogloss .. wax pang cover ng art work mo, ito muna masisira bago yun ibang layers

Hhmmm

Gento naman pag kakaintindi ko

Nanofil is for correction

Nanosil is for protection

And

Nanogloss is wax tulad ng sinabi mo sya yung unang masisira, para di na apply ng apply ng fil at sil, so wax nalang ng wax


Tama ba?

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[Baltz]

Im thinking of using nanofil, nanosil then turtle wax hard shell... Now if this product doesn't come with an applicator, what would be the best applicator to use and should it be damp?

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[red_one]

Im thinking of using nanofil, nanosil then turtle wax hard shell... Now if this product doesn't come with an applicator, what would be the best applicator to use and should it be damp?

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I use microfiber applicator pad. Optional to make it damp, just spray some product on it.

[jojopad]

I use microfiber applicator pad. Optional to make it damp, just spray some product on it.

Is it available at Blade store or at Lazada?

[red_one]

Is it available at Blade store or at Lazada?

D3 Technologies Makati. *d3techph

[Baltz]

Is it available at Blade store or at Lazada?

Wow thanks for the info how much does it cost?

IM on tight budget[emoji1] [emoji1] neway I'll look it up on lazada

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[ninjababez]

Hhhmmm eto din plano ko eh....

Will this work


1. Wash

2. Apply nanofil for swirls and scratch

3. Nanosil for protection

4. TURTLE WAX super hard shell, to maintain , nano gloss sana kaya lng mas ok ata yung turtle

5. Then sprat ng quick shine or nano sliq

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Im thinking of using nanofil, nanosil then turtle wax hard shell... Now if this product doesn't come with an applicator, what would be the best applicator to use and should it be damp?

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Yes ok lang kahit anong wax after
Ganyan gamit ko dati, nanofil, nanosil then collinite wax


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[Baltz]

Yes ok lang kahit anong wax after
Ganyan gamit ko dati, nanofil, nanosil then collinite wax


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Ok thanks

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[Baltz]

Ok thanks

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Anong Collinite wax gamit mo dre?

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[ninjababez]

^collinite 845 liquid wax bro

[Baltz]

What are you thoughts regarding glaze guys. Medyo napuousuan ko yung meguiars m7, m 21 and m205

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[StockEngine]

What are you thoughts regarding glaze guys. Medyo napuousuan ko yung meguiars m7, m 21 and m205

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for new car or old car? newer cars still have a clearcoat that negates glaze.

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[Baltz]

for new car or old car? newer cars still have a clearcoat that negates glaze.

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How about newly painted cars?

I'm about to send my car to the paint shop

I REad that you can nit wax a newly painted car for 2 months hoping I could use glaze or some quick detailer.

I dont know what to do once the paint is done with my car

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[Lin Dan]

For a brand new car, just buy and use a car shampoo with wax. Buy the branded types especially a car shampoo with "carnauba" wax on it.

No need really to apply expensive car waxes or paint treatments since it is relatively new.

[jojopad]

For a brand new car, just buy and use a car shampoo with wax. Buy the branded types especially a car shampoo with "carnauba" wax on it.

No need really to apply expensive car waxes or paint treatments since it is relatively new.

Assuming that the new car's clear coat/paint is still in good condition. Some car dealers would carelessly clean and polish the new car, making the clear coat and paint thinner. That's why it's a good idea to have the new car's paint inspected by a reputable auto detailing shop.