Paint protection coat & grooming
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kim_pioneer
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Re: Paint protection coat & grooming
I am doing mine at the one at Toa Payoh Central's HDB multi-storey carpark on the 3rd flr..... value for money in my opinion.
I am doing mine at the one at Toa Payoh Central's HDB multi-storey carpark on the 3rd flr..... value for money in my opinion.
kim_pioneer
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Re: Paint protection coat & grooming
Package is $380 for 6 times for e60... all exterior and dash n plastics only. I reckon the quality as good bah. Have you ever seen my ride b4 ? Mine is Titanium Grey... the polishing gives it a luxury finish with good shine, in my opinion lah.... but won't get the shimmering shine as red or black paint lah. Maybe is the my ride's color.... but saw other black car... veri Kim Kim one.
Service also quite good .....
Cheers
Slater;463916 said:
Package is $380 for 6 times for e60... all exterior and dash n plastics only. I reckon the quality as good bah. Have you ever seen my ride b4 ? Mine is Titanium Grey... the polishing gives it a luxury finish with good shine, in my opinion lah.... but won't get the shimmering shine as red or black paint lah. Maybe is the my ride's color.... but saw other black car... veri Kim Kim one.
Service also quite good .....
Cheers
kim_pioneer
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Re: Paint protection coat & grooming
I think he means Paint Protection System????
If the term is correct.... the shop I do my polishing will do a layer of protection coating for your ride on your first service. The first service takes abt 3 hr, with subsequent ones nearly 1.5hr.
Hope my answer helps
Cheers
I think he means Paint Protection System????
If the term is correct.... the shop I do my polishing will do a layer of protection coating for your ride on your first service. The first service takes abt 3 hr, with subsequent ones nearly 1.5hr.
Hope my answer helps
Cheers
kim_pioneer
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Re: Paint protection coat & grooming
Do you intent to do it on a weekly...fortnightly.....or monthly basis? If monthly basis.... do like I do lor... wash 2 times a week....once with water....once with Turtlewax F21 nami-tech shampoo. Then once a mth on a Sunday.... I let the masters do their work with their electonic equipments.
Oh yes, I do detailing once a week also..... using Blackmagic liquid wax....
nemesis_v;463934 said:I mean Paint protection sealant.
Yup, thats what i am talking about. Is Zaino good?
Do you intent to do it on a weekly...fortnightly.....or monthly basis? If monthly basis.... do like I do lor... wash 2 times a week....once with water....once with Turtlewax F21 nami-tech shampoo. Then once a mth on a Sunday.... I let the masters do their work with their electonic equipments.
Oh yes, I do detailing once a week also..... using Blackmagic liquid wax....
kim_pioneer
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Re: Paint protection coat & grooming
OT a little here..
Any sis n bros have any idea where to buy the bolt-like contraption that is afixed on the number-plate of a weekend car?
One of the forummers' weekend car's device is totally loosen and will likely fail Vicom inspection.... to make matter worse.... the part of the bumper that the plate is attached to has localised rust. How to solve huh? tks
OT a little here..
Any sis n bros have any idea where to buy the bolt-like contraption that is afixed on the number-plate of a weekend car?
One of the forummers' weekend car's device is totally loosen and will likely fail Vicom inspection.... to make matter worse.... the part of the bumper that the plate is attached to has localised rust. How to solve huh? tks
VKool
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Re: Paint protection coat & grooming
I am thinking of trying Groomwerkz, but i have check their package prices is about $630 for 4 polish using Zaino products.
They also have a Diamondbrite foundation paint treatment which cost about $588 one time treatment. Any bro tried this? Is this any good or the $630 package is good enough.
I am thinking that to spend $1.1k on grooming is a bit steep.
Any bro care to share, especially those which has tried the Diamondbrite stuff....
Slater;463887 said:
I am thinking of trying Groomwerkz, but i have check their package prices is about $630 for 4 polish using Zaino products.
They also have a Diamondbrite foundation paint treatment which cost about $588 one time treatment. Any bro tried this? Is this any good or the $630 package is good enough.
I am thinking that to spend $1.1k on grooming is a bit steep.
Any bro care to share, especially those which has tried the Diamondbrite stuff....
Slater
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Re: Paint protection coat & grooming
if u take regular care of ur car i seriously dun think theres a need for diamond brite. the zaino package is good enough.
let me know
bro, i recently brought some bros in the forum down to negotiate and they got a good deal out of it.VKool;465829 said:
if u take regular care of ur car i seriously dun think theres a need for diamond brite. the zaino package is good enough.
let me know
zag
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Re: Paint protection coat & grooming
first- don't let PML polish your ride.. ask to wash and remove the protective wax..that's it! they will put polish mark for your for free so decline. must inform your SA. not sure if your ride is indented or off stocks. indent one you have chance..off stocks might already prep at PDI so slim chance.
second - make appointment to any of the reputable groomer and bring yr ride there right after delivery. try to avoid wax based groomer, they look nice and deep shine but when they wash by rain they get on to the wind screen and windows and leave behind marks that are hard to get rid off.
non wax based.. are those nano coating polymer based stuff.. by any names they are all the same..
nemesis_v;463879 said:Hi guys,
I am collecting my car next wednesday. Any good PPS to recommend? Which groomer do you all frequent?
Thanks in advance.
first- don't let PML polish your ride.. ask to wash and remove the protective wax..that's it! they will put polish mark for your for free so decline. must inform your SA. not sure if your ride is indented or off stocks. indent one you have chance..off stocks might already prep at PDI so slim chance.
second - make appointment to any of the reputable groomer and bring yr ride there right after delivery. try to avoid wax based groomer, they look nice and deep shine but when they wash by rain they get on to the wind screen and windows and leave behind marks that are hard to get rid off.
non wax based.. are those nano coating polymer based stuff.. by any names they are all the same..
n@u9ht
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Re: Paint protection coat & grooming
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sonax;470351 said:
it appears to me that all your posts are advertisements for your products. if you are so interested in pushing your products here, why don't you approach one of our friendly moderators to apply for site sponsor status? otherwise, it is unfair to the other site sponsors who support this site financially, when others just shamelessly advertise their products on a commercial basis.
