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June 10th, 2019 05:37 PM #191Recently tried Pomponazzi glass coating. Satisfied naman and hopefully magtagal yung coating.
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June 11th, 2019 11:22 PM #192
Actually very reasonable yung kay TD since kasama na yung glass and mags sa coating.
Sa ATMT, which uses the same CQ UK 3.0, almost +9k pag kasama.
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June 14th, 2019 09:20 AM #193Glass coat better than ceramic?
From akemi car care services. Same rate with technical details located at ortigas.
Our product is a crystal glasscoat researched and made in Japan. It prevents oxidation, protects your carpaint from all contaminants, preserves the colour of your paint, its deep shine mirror like shine and its scratch resistant.
Ceramic and Glasscoat are both carpaint protection. Ceramic coating has to baked under an infrared light para kumapit ang coating sa paint kaya some cracks. With our glasscoat during its application it easily dries because the paint absorbs the coating kaya po mas durable ang coating namen. With ceramic it really only lasts for 6months thats why they have to recoat your car every 6months. With our coating it lasts for 5yrs and we only advise to bring the car in for its treatment maintenance para po malinis ang ibabaw ng glasscoat. With the shine and hydrophobic mas deep shine po ang coating namen and ours po is scratch resistant. After the coating no need for wax. Thanks
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June 14th, 2019 11:44 PM #194
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June 16th, 2019 10:51 PM #196
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June 16th, 2019 11:36 PM #197This is a good read to understand the difference between glass (quartz) and ceramic Quartz and Ceramic Coatings | Concept Chemicals.
Based on my queries ATMT is accredited by CarPro to apply the professional grade CQ UK Professional & CQ Finest, hence, they are required to meet CarPro's standard in order to protect its reputation. Whereas, TD uses the consumer grade CQ ver 3 which is available to consumers/DIYers. However, I am not sure if TD is accredited by CarPro for professional grade products. Based on product specs and from Youtube DIY, consumer grade products does not require IR curing compared to professional grade products. I guess paint protection is getting a significant boost by making it available not only to professional detailers but to consumers/DIYers as well. Which is good, in my opinion.
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June 17th, 2019 04:25 AM #198
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June 17th, 2019 12:09 PM #199Personally talked to the owner of TD. According to him, CarPro has only one exclusive distributor in the Philippines, which is ATMT, also in Pasig. He tried to get CarPro pero naunahan daw siya.
He also doesnt "bake" the cars after coating. His method of curing is to not use the car for 24-48 hours, which is why he requires the car to be caoted be left in his shop for more than 24 hours, para sure na mag cure.
Again, this is not verbatim, but this is close to the accurate information I got from him.
I got my car coated with TD. I was asked not only by the owner of TD but also a lot people why sa TD and not sa ATMT, eh sila ang distributor ng CarPro. I tell them that customer service and after-sales service will always be a main selling point for me. Sabi nga din ni TD, he does not hard sell, and I told him na that was why I went to him instead sa iba, because i can guarantee na quality over quantity sila.
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June 17th, 2019 12:40 PM #200
Be careful with channels like "China Observer" on YouTube. There is a clear bias in their posts and...
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