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Originally Posted by rohan_fonseca
(Post 1290148)
Why order from the US when its available locally.
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Its simple my dear friend. When it comes from abroad it is generally free. Local purchase is with hard cash:D
What i meant by order is to actually give my family an order to get that stuff..LOL
I use the Armor multi purpose cleaner for all the stains and tar.. and the tire and rubber cleaner for tires. It works wonders!
I have got the 3M car care kit for my new linea after the paint protection service. But they do not give wax with it. I asked for paste wax at 3M, but they said 3M paste wax is not commercially available . It is available only for dealers and 3M car detailing network. They have offered me a bottle of liquid wax. I wanted to know whether the liquid polish is any better than the paste wax?. I have planned to wax my car once a month realistically. Shall i get this liquid wax or a formula1 carunuba wax for it?. Which one gives a better protection and shine?. Which one lasts long?. On the car detailing i saw the person using some sort of a machine for applying and shining the wax. Some machine which rotates and shines. What is the name of this machine?.Shall i get this machine?. Is this machine available outside commercially in india?. If yes what brand is recommended?. Please give your valuble suggestions. I have bought a new car and want to keep it spotless for years to come.
Edit: The machine was something like this
Polishers
the polishing machine is available on ebay india should cost around 1,500 to 2,000 rupees
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Originally Posted by geeash
(Post 1292092)
I have got the 3M car care kit for my new linea after the paint protection service. But they do not give wax with it. I asked for paste wax at 3M, but they said 3M paste wax is not commercially available . It is available only for dealers and 3M car detailing network. They have offered me a bottle of liquid wax. I wanted to know whether the liquid polish is any better than the paste wax?. I have planned to wax my car once a month realistically. Shall i get this liquid wax or a formula1 carunuba wax for it?. Which one gives a better protection and shine?. Which one lasts long?. On the car detailing i saw the person using some sort of a machine for applying and shining the wax. Some machine which rotates and shines. What is the name of this machine?.Shall i get this machine?. Is this machine available outside commercially in india?. If yes what brand is recommended?. Please give your valuble suggestions. I have bought a new car and want to keep it spotless for years to come.
Edit: The machine was something like this Polishers
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Ashwin - Its advised here in this very thread not to use the polishing machine yourself unless you're an expert at it. As any varied pressure applied on it may cause damage to the paint
Just a question every one states that using orbital polisher can damage paint if you don't have experience but any one actually owns one or ever used it here ?
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Originally Posted by amitk26
(Post 1292341)
don't have experience but any one actually owns one or ever used it here ?
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I have seen a friend use it and totally wreck the hood of his swift. Too much pressure and you will cut thru the paint. Trust me, its not a tool you would use of you have no expertise.
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Originally Posted by gpa
(Post 1292379)
I have seen a friend use it and totally wreck the hood of his swift. Too much pressure and you will cut thru the paint. Trust me, its not a tool you would use of you have no expertise.
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No intention of buying it but just asked , if teenage boys working at garages can gain expertise why not enthusiastic owners ?
Any way personally I bought turtle wax 6 months ago and used it only twice so buying an orbital polisher would be a dead investment for me , A good wash is good enough for me.
I think rubbing with the soft linen cloth will do the job with good satisfaction. I don't use WAX as it needs lot of time and energy but liquid polish(white or cream in color I use Amway Silicon Glaze) spreads faster and easily so less application time and with single buff it gives good shine. WAX need rubbing to bring the shine.
What about 3M Premium Liquid Wax? Rs.80 for 100ml and available everywhere.
I saw a polisher that runs on 12v Dc (off the Cigg lighter) and it rpms were quite low when compared to the others, looked like a easier and safer product, but after the caution given on this thread, I decided to avoid it.
What's the big issue we're not waxing the car every sunday! :) so its worth the sweat in a certain sense.
Hi,
My Santro was parked next to streetlamp. A fool from the Chennai corporation tried to paint the street lamp with that silver paint and in the process spilled droplets of paint all over the car. Now I have removed the paint from the metal areas using 3M Rubbing compound, but would need help in removal of paint on plastic areas like windshield beading and OVRM and bumpers. Please HELP!
Also, where can I get Turtlewax products in Bangalore / Chennai?
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Originally Posted by aka_iitd
(Post 1292417)
I think rubbing with the soft linen cloth will do the job with good satisfaction. I don't use WAX as it needs lot of time and energy but liquid polish(white or cream in color I use Amway Silicon Glaze) spreads faster and easily so less application time and with single buff it gives good shine. WAX need rubbing to bring the shine.
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This is exactly how you should wax your car if you do not have or use the polishing machine. A soft cloth with wax applied on it on a wet car and rub it in well and then wait for 10 minutes and use a different soft cloth to bring the shine out then see the wonder it does to your car.
I agree it is a lot of hard work, but i see it as a dual benefit, calorie loss and gloss addition..LOL
Check my car in profile page to know what i mean:)
Tell me how to maintain dashboard of my verna. i have cleaned it with moist cloth and now it has lots of white stains all over it.
EDIT : Can i use stp sun of gun on it ???
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Originally Posted by mobike008
(Post 1292756)
This is exactly how you should wax your car if you do not have or use the polishing machine. A soft cloth with wax applied on it on a wet car and rub it in well and then wait for 10 minutes and use a different soft cloth to bring the shine out then see the wonder it does to your car.
I agree it is a lot of hard work, but i see it as a dual benefit, calorie loss and gloss addition..LOL
Check my car in profile page to know what i mean:)
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I've formula 1 carnauba wax yellow round box with spongy applicatior. When I applied wax with applicator, should I apply it & rub it
with force or should I do it
very lightly? Last Sunday when I did it, I rubbed it lightly with circular motion. after 1 minute, when it dries to haze, I removed it with a soft cloth.
Is this the right method
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