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May 14th, 2019 03:29 AM #171
Rained on approx 17 hours after getting coated. (heavy rain from ATC till the end of Skyway)
Very satisfied, makintab pa din and still presentable even after the heavy downpour. They applied Reload naman so I think a proper wash can wait till sa weekend.
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May 14th, 2019 11:15 AM #172
Hopefully di nga magkaroon ng waterspots.
Are you going to personally maintain it? Hehe
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May 14th, 2019 11:37 AM #173
I already washed it. OCD kicked in again.
Simple maintenance lang gagawin ko and I'll leave the rest to the professionals.
Weekly wash, monthly reload lang. Same as before, imbis reload, I was using Meg's ULW. Dami pa nga sobra, I think not worth it to apply it anymore.
Yearly lang daw maintenance nung akin kay TD, alam ko other shops mostly do it every 6 months.
I also noticed when drying it, hindi nagka water spots yung tubig from the hose. Before I have to wipe twice or thrice before the temporary water spots disappear.
Concern ko lang talaga if nagka scuffs kunwari, hindi ko na din magagamit ang Scratch X ko hehe. Tiisin na lang?
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May 14th, 2019 09:00 PM #174
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May 14th, 2019 10:00 PM #175
Ako instead of reload or any other si02 sealants, gamit ko usually is bead maker as a drying aid. Makes it more slick and more glossy IMO.
Either buhos method or hose down as your last rinse. Almost next to none ung itutuyo mo. Or invest in an air blower. Nakakatamad nga lang to set it up pa.
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May 14th, 2019 11:39 PM #176
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May 15th, 2019 12:34 PM #177
Bead maker is not Si02 based. Cross-linking polymers siya. 2500 for a gallon container. Search for P&S detailing products sa fb and lazada.
Not all si02 spray sealants kasi you can use as a drying aid din So mas gamit ko itong bead maker after every wash.
And you can use bead maker on coated and non-coated vehicles.
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May 15th, 2019 04:48 PM #178
so what is less time consuming and cheaper now? maintaining a car paint with the old style wash and wax or maintaining the ceramic coating with special sealants to prevent watermarks
seems that instead of saving time in waxing, parehas din since you will end up maintaining the coating
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May 15th, 2019 05:02 PM #179
Well para siguro sa mga OC lang katulad namin yung coating maintenance, per my detailer, yearly maintenance lang (done by them) and proper weekly wash lang ang kailangan kong gawin hehe.
Bead maker is not Si02 based. Cross-linking polymers siya. 2500 for a gallon container. Search for P&S detailing products sa fb and lazada.
Not all si02 spray sealants kasi you can use as a drying aid din So mas gamit ko itong bead maker after every wash.
And you can use bead maker on coated and non-coated vehicles.
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May 15th, 2019 05:20 PM #180
vanity has a price. hahahah
though 10-15k isnt much for some.
Paint correction in the package is what sets it apart from DIYers wash and wax. Most wax arent as stain proof as coats too.
even the famed japanese PTFE wax is now 1500.. I need to research more on how it looks if properly use with paint correction.
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