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02-17-2010, 06:40 AM
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02-17-2010, 06:45 AM
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My Ride: 530i
Mods: M5 sporty package, M5 Steering wheel, Sprint Booster
02-17-2010, 08:01 AM
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My Ride: BMW E60 530i , Silver with leather Air Con iDrive 17" Breyton Rims with Dunlop Sp Sport tyres (M-Tech Bodykit and rims WANTED)
Alfa Romeo 147 TS1.6 , Black with Air Con 17" Multi Spoke alloys with Bridgestone RE040 tyres
Toyota MR-S 1.8 VVTI , Lagoon Blue with Red leather Air Con 15" standard alloys with Toyo tyres
Toyota Celica 1.8 VVTI, Lagoon Blue, Air Con, 16" Standard alloys with Kuhmo KU31, EBC Green Stuff
The thing that they use just the normal sealant, but they just give it a better name.
So why should you spend 3K for something cost 150HKD??
Its just waste your time and money :thumbsdown:
02-17-2010, 08:08 AM
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My Ride: BMW E60 530i , Silver with leather Air Con iDrive 17" Breyton Rims with Dunlop Sp Sport tyres (M-Tech Bodykit and rims WANTED)
Alfa Romeo 147 TS1.6 , Black with Air Con 17" Multi Spoke alloys with Bridgestone RE040 tyres
Toyota MR-S 1.8 VVTI , Lagoon Blue with Red leather Air Con 15" standard alloys with Toyo tyres
Toyota Celica 1.8 VVTI, Lagoon Blue, Air Con, 16" Standard alloys with Kuhmo KU31, EBC Green Stuff
Many people are confused with polishing and waxing.
Polishing (Contains mild abrasive agents which can remove swirls/light scratches and gives a mirror like surface) -->Must be done by machine
Waxing (Giving a protection coat to the paintwork) --> Done by hand
The most expensive wax will do "nothing" unless it has a good prep work (Polishing)
02-17-2010, 08:10 AM
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My Ride: BMW E60 530i , Silver with leather Air Con iDrive 17" Breyton Rims with Dunlop Sp Sport tyres (M-Tech Bodykit and rims WANTED)
Alfa Romeo 147 TS1.6 , Black with Air Con 17" Multi Spoke alloys with Bridgestone RE040 tyres
Toyota MR-S 1.8 VVTI , Lagoon Blue with Red leather Air Con 15" standard alloys with Toyo tyres
Toyota Celica 1.8 VVTI, Lagoon Blue, Air Con, 16" Standard alloys with Kuhmo KU31, EBC Green Stuff
02-17-2010, 08:23 AM
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My Ride: carbonized MB coupe
yes, Kee pre and others are of no real use, do you think they can "invent" something that all those car companies and chemical companies have been trying to do??
only a new clearcoat can give that new looking shine, re-spray the parts exposed to stone chips and wear and tear instead.
i only use Wilson because i'm too lazy to vac and wax myself.
thanks to Keith for your pro tips!
only a new clearcoat can give that new looking shine, re-spray the parts exposed to stone chips and wear and tear instead.
i only use Wilson because i'm too lazy to vac and wax myself.
thanks to Keith for your pro tips!
Maybe you just do the waxing and not polishing.
Many people are confused with polishing and waxing.
Polishing (Contains mild abrasive agents which can remove swirls/light scratches and gives a mirror like surface) -->Must be done by machine
Waxing (Giving a protection coat to the paintwork) --> Done by hand
The most expensive wax will do "nothing" unless it has a good prep work (Polishing)
Many people are confused with polishing and waxing.
Polishing (Contains mild abrasive agents which can remove swirls/light scratches and gives a mirror like surface) -->Must be done by machine
Waxing (Giving a protection coat to the paintwork) --> Done by hand
The most expensive wax will do "nothing" unless it has a good prep work (Polishing)
02-17-2010, 10:10 AM
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its pretty good i think!!!
02-17-2010, 10:14 AM
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yes, Kee pre and others are of no real use, do you think they can "invent" something that all those car companies and chemical companies have been trying to do??
only a new clearcoat can give that new looking shine, re-spray the parts exposed to stone chips and wear and tear instead.
i only use Wilson because i'm too lazy to vac and wax myself.
thanks to Keith for your pro tips!
only a new clearcoat can give that new looking shine, re-spray the parts exposed to stone chips and wear and tear instead.
i only use Wilson because i'm too lazy to vac and wax myself.
thanks to Keith for your pro tips!
Same with Bill, i am too lazy to do it myself but i think Keepre is better than CARS or the other car wash companies in the multi storey car parks!
02-17-2010, 06:24 PM
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My Ride: BMW E60 530i , Silver with leather Air Con iDrive 17" Breyton Rims with Dunlop Sp Sport tyres (M-Tech Bodykit and rims WANTED)
Alfa Romeo 147 TS1.6 , Black with Air Con 17" Multi Spoke alloys with Bridgestone RE040 tyres
Toyota MR-S 1.8 VVTI , Lagoon Blue with Red leather Air Con 15" standard alloys with Toyo tyres
Toyota Celica 1.8 VVTI, Lagoon Blue, Air Con, 16" Standard alloys with Kuhmo KU31, EBC Green Stuff
We have so many supercars here in HK but no one seems to know what is car detailing, we are far far behind in this aspect.
I will definitely get this business started if i have the spare money..
