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Originally Posted by Styler
(Post 3119644)
Dear Experts on Car Detailing, Please add your inputs, I plan to do this over once I get all the things required Styler |
Originally Posted by archat68
(Post 3119740)
Use either C845 or C476. Both of them are unnecessary. If you plan to use Relaod it is better to avoid C845 or C476 entirely. Both of these are extremely tough sealant. Reload over this will reduce the durability of Reload. It will be better if you use reload after Meg's UP. . |
Originally Posted by thoma
(Post 3119786)
Does pressure washing every weekend, with less frequent application of Eagle One liquid nano-wax, deteriorate the paint layers? |
Originally Posted by Styler
(Post 3119644)
Dear Experts on Car Detailing, 3. Clay (Claybar : ClayMagic /Mother Claybar or something) |
4. Polish (I guess this is what is called Rubbing in our local dialect) Meguiar's ultimate Compound |
5. Sealant : Collinate 476 Then after this every 3 months I can plan 6. LSP (I know know what it means :) ) Reload Spray / Colinate 915/845 periodically. |
Originally Posted by linuxmanju
(Post 3120474)
Moreover 845 lasts longer than 476. |
Originally Posted by blackfire_9
(Post 3120878)
Hey buddy, are you sure about this? I ask because I have almost always heard the opposite. |
Originally Posted by Arch-Angel
(Post 3120225)
Hi ParthasarathyG, How much did the karcher pressure washer cost you and how did you obtain it? Secondly, what carpro products would you recommend? My current stock of stuff would last me a lifetime I am currently reading on the processes one must do for a minor scratch/major scratch and also dent removal as i felt it would be very helpful. Planning on making a dent repair kit and getting myself fine touchup brushes and a paint thickness gauge. |
Originally Posted by blackfire_9
(Post 3120878)
Hey buddy, are you sure about this? I ask because I have almost always heard the opposite. |
Originally Posted by Parthasarathig
(Post 3118758)
Now Mr. Nirmal is the dealer for CarPro and Mr. Hari is the official distributor of Car Pro products for India. His website is www.greenzcarcare.in. |
Originally Posted by Arch-Angel
(Post 3120225)
Hi ParthasarathyG, How much did the karcher pressure washer cost you and how did you obtain it? Secondly, what carpro products would you recommend? My current stock of stuff would last me a lifetime :uncontrol. I am currently reading on the processes one must do for a minor scratch/major scratch and also dent removal as i felt it would be very helpful. Planning on making a dent repair kit and getting myself fine touchup brushes and a paint thickness gauge. |
Originally Posted by alstonlobo
(Post 3121563)
Hi Partha, I checked the CarPro official site and Greencarcare is not the official distributor. In fact he is the Reseller. There can be many resellers in India. There is no Official Distributor or Official Dealer for CarpPro in India so far! |
Originally Posted by Chris_Xtreme
(Post 3121634)
Hi Arch Angel, Do you have any info on a good paint thickness gauge? Also let me know its price if you have one in mind. Would see if I can consider buying one for myself.Thanks! |
Originally Posted by Parthasarathig
(Post 3121712)
Attachment 1083316 Hi Alston My knowledge comes from the post by @Pedaltothefloor as shown in the pic above, Greenzcarcare is authorised to distribute CarPro products in India. From my talks with Mr. Hari, his supply comes from the CarPro's factory in Korea rather than resellers in the UK or US. And in case anything goes wrong with the product, he can give backup. Better to buy these costly stuff from authorised people only because in case of problem they are ready to support. That gives me peace of mind to buy these items. |
Originally Posted by linuxmanju
(Post 3120898)
However usually sealants have better durability than Waxes, and it is always recommended to use sealant first or as a base coat. |
Originally Posted by n_aditya
(Post 3121759)
I have asked this before in the Collinite 845 thread and have received responses to my query but am still confused. :Frustrati Please clarify - is collinite 845 a wax or a sealant? Which one do i use after a wash - 845 or turtle wax / meguiars nxt? I've read that 845 is recommended to be applied first since it bonds to the painted surface better and then to apply the turtle wax, while others suggest in the converse. Which is the best method to get the best wet look and shine on my car/bike with most durable results? |
Originally Posted by mkh
(Post 3121775)
You must wash and decontaminate( using clay) and then polish ( to cleanse the surface). Finally apply a wax/sealant. Now sealants are surely more durable and since 845 is a hybrid, common sense( forget what manufacturers marketing talk says) tells that it will NOT be as durable as a PURE sealant. |
Originally Posted by mkh
(Post 3121775)
Collinite is a HYBRID, i had posted a link from the manufacturers own site here it is again http://www.collinite.com/about-us/faqs/ Now to answer your question, let me give some gyan ;) To have ANY wax/sealant bond best to the surface, the surface must be prepared well, better the prep the better the bonding which means more durability. You must wash and decontaminate( using clay) and then polish ( to cleanse the surface) Finally apply a wax/sealant. Now sealants are surely more durable and since 845 is a hybrid, common sense( forget what manufacturers marketing talk says) tells that it will NOT be as durable as a PURE sealant. This can be debated forever and has been done so at many forums! Applying a pure sealant is a best bet to get the max durability IMHO |
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