[avingodb]

This one looks interesting!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwoGsCAKsxU

[swarnava.m]

Originally Posted by Zubin21

Hello all, reading throughout the posts actually makes me dizzy in terms of detail and depth of knowledge shared so please bear with me for a basic question. My routine of cleaning currently is dusting with Jopasu, WW with ProKlear (I find it really good for my purpose), i have some good MF with me for basic clean. Now assuming i want to do everything by hand application, what polish and Wax is recommended? I have someone coming over from US next month so thinking of something like Ultimate Polish/Collinite 845 to be brought over. Is that a reasonable buy or there is something else that i should get?

Also how much more of an advantage would be ONR/UWW over ProKlear?

For beginner purpose, you can get Meg's UP and C845 to start with. If you want to do some correction by hand, look at Meg's ScratchX or Ultimate Compound. Also you will need a hand applicator pad that has a decent cut. Lake country pad's can be good, or you can get one of those double sided pads that have polishing pad on one side and finishing pad on the other. I think Wolfgang makes that.

As for ProKlear vs ONR/UWW, I think they all perform almost the same if your car is not too dusty and you use the washes frequently. In such a scenario, ProKlear makes way more sense due to its multiple fold VFM nature compared to ONR/UWW. If I was in your place, I would stick with ProKlear.

[Zubin21]

Originally Posted by swarnava.m

For beginner purpose, you can get Meg's UP and C845 to start with. If you want to do some correction by hand, look at Meg's ScratchX or Ultimate Compound. Also you will need a hand applicator pad that has a decent cut. Lake country pad's can be good, or you can get one of those double sided pads that have polishing pad on one side and finishing pad on the other. I think Wolfgang makes that.

As for ProKlear vs ONR/UWW, I think they all perform almost the same if your car is not too dusty and you use the washes frequently. In such a scenario, ProKlear makes way more sense due to its multiple fold VFM nature compared to ONR/UWW. If I was in your place, I would stick with ProKlear.

Thanks for the advice, even i thought the same for ProKlear as its pretty VFM for the work it does. And for the swirl and not-so-deep scratch correction, would ScratchX or UC with the mentioned pad would help remove the swirls effectively?
And also if the car is washed by normal cloth (as the guy who cleans in the morning uses the yellow cloth), which wax would hold longer? as i dont want to apply every other month (especially if its by hand)!

[Traveller Nayak]

Originally Posted by avingodb

This one looks interesting!

Interesting. Indeed. I guess the trick will be with the paint and some sort of coating. But in Indian conditions and unless one cleans the car yourself - it may require 'coating' at regular intervals


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[guyfrmblr]

Originally Posted by Zubin21

And for the swirl and not-so-deep scratch correction, would ScratchX or UC with the mentioned pad would help remove the swirls effectively?

UC will definitely help you to correct small scratches. A biker had gifted a scratch on my car's right door. It almost vanished after two rounds of UC application. It also helps in minimizing the swirls. Don't expect it to remove all the swirls, but you'll be pleased with the results. I use Meg's hand applicator to apply UC and it becomes tiring after using it for sometime. You can try the Wolfgang one which swarnava.m has suggested. Even keystone had recommended it when I had complained about the Meg's applicator. I can't comment on ScratchX since I haven't used it. I recommend you to go with UC. When I had asked the same question to experts few pages back, they recommended UC instead of ScratchX.

And also if the car is washed by normal cloth (as the guy who cleans in the morning uses the yellow cloth), which wax would hold longer? as i dont want to apply every other month (especially if its by hand)!

C485 has very good durability. Meanwhile you request your cleaning guy to handle with care once you perform the detailing, else your hard work would go waste in a single wash. I had a bitter experience with Hyundai service center who managed to spoil my detailing work in flat 5 minutes

[guyfrmblr]

Did a quick detailing this morning.

It took just 1 hour 15 minutes and around 20 litres of water to complete wash and wax with these two products:


Outcome:





While the wash and wax took 1.25 hours, it took 2 hours for tire detailing . The tires were first thoroughly cleaned with Scholls APC and dried.

The product used:


I used this brush for scrubbing while cleaning tires. I found it in Hypercity and thought it would be good for cleaning tires. It indeed performed its job well:








I'll be applying one more coat of UTTG this evening. The UTTG has good durability. My running is minimum 600 km per week and UTTG almost lasted for around 3 weeks when I applied last month. Whereas the Meg's tire foam used to last only a week in my case.

[d_himan]

Folks, I just made your sunday!

For anyone wanting to try out Scholls/UWW/Four Star UPP, here's the best deal I've seen so far.

Go to Ebay.in, type in Four Star in the search button. Browse the listing, see other items from seller (utlimatedetailerz)....apply EBAYMONEY1 or LSNETCOR25 and get 25% off. My wallet just got substantially lightened!

Please note, I have no commercial interest/link. It's just a great deal!

[Pedaltothefloor]

Originally Posted by d_himan

Folks, I just made your sunday!

For anyone wanting to try out Scholls/UWW/Four Star UPP, here's the best deal I've seen so far.

Go to Ebay.in, type in Four Star in the search button. Browse the listing, see other items from seller (utlimatedetailerz)....apply EBAYMONEY1 or LSNETCOR25 and get 25% off. My wallet just got substantially lightened!

Please note, I have no commercial interest/link. It's just a great deal!

Thanks a lot for sharing this, I just grabbed a few Scholl products at amazing prices. How did you find this code, if I may ask? Does eBay provide these codes on a frequent basis?

[d_himan]

Originally Posted by Pedaltothefloor

Thanks a lot for sharing this, I just grabbed a few Scholl products at amazing prices. How did you find this code, if I may ask? Does eBay provide these codes on a frequent basis?

Deals like 25% are a bit rare - maybe once a quarter max for a few days only - usually last a couple of days until the message "redemptions exceeded" appears. I got a mail from Ebay.in! Enjoy your Scholls experience - at less than UK local costs!

[Gannu_1]

Originally Posted by d_himan

Go to Ebay.in, type in Four Star in the search button. Browse the listing, see other items from seller (utlimatedetailerz)....apply EBAYMONEY1 or LSNETCOR25 and get 25% off. My wallet just got substantially lightened!

Sweet deal man! Thank you so much!

Bought a CarPro PERL 500ml for Rs. 861 inc. of shipping charges. Shall ask UDz/Mohsin to list the Sonus AIO cleaner as well.

[shashank.nk]

Just though of adding to what d_himan has posted, the coupon codes work with other sellers too! Its either 25% or Rs. 2000,whichever is lesser so the max we can get is 2k off on what we've ordered. It still is a great deal,so order whatever you've been holding up until now!

I got TRIX,C2V3 and CQuartz.

Attaching a screenshot to see how it works:

[MaxTorque]

Today came across this news on Zigwheels, Resqtech, a Canadian based company has launched portable car washers in India. Have someone already used these products here?

Resqtech, a Canada based company which has been offering solutions to the fire fighting industry across the world, and is also the world’s largest manufacturer of portable car washers, has now launched its range of car washers in India. The company is currently focusing on the 8-litre Manual Pump Washer and the Yellow Submersible 12V DC Washer. Both these products can be ordered online at www.resqtech.in with the company offering free shipping and ‘cash of delivery’ services.

Looks like interesting product range.

[Waxeloquent]

Originally Posted by MaxTorque

Today came across this news on Zigwheels, Resqtech, a Canadian based company has launched portable car washers in India. Have someone already used these products here?



Resqtech, a Canada based company which has been offering solutions to the fire fighting industry across the world, and is also the world’s largest manufacturer of portable car washers, has now launched its range of car washers in India. The company is currently focusing on the 8-litre Manual Pump Washer and the Yellow Submersible 12V DC Washer. Both these products can be ordered online at www.resqtech.in with the company offering free shipping and ‘cash of delivery’ services.



Looks like interesting product range.

This indeed looks v good. While some models of Karcher and Bosche too take water from storages like bucket, they need a
power source. This one with the manual models and built-in storages may be good where the vehicle is not too roughed up
with stubborn dirt/mud. The lighter powered one may be the one which catches the imagination of apartment dwellers like me.
Certainly will look closely as I was contemplating some upgrade from a 1.5litre hand pump sprayers I suppose any of these will be a quantum jump from there, cheers

[Thad E Ginathom]

The compressor on my Bosch seems to have failed. Will take it to the local Bosch service centre and see what they say.

[bigben]

Originally Posted by guyfrmblr

Did a quick detailing this morning.

It took just 1 hour 15 minutes and around 20 litres of water to complete wash and wax with these two products:

Pardon my ignorance but I was under the impression that a waterless wash did not use any water?
Or was the water used only for your tyres?
How effective is the waterless wash and is it worth buying?