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Wow, The paint's gloss is really good.
Able auto products are avialble with xenos india on their website:
Able auto claims them to be a part of turtle wax company.
Xenos
What's the price of Abelauto liquid wax ?
375Rs. I wasn't able to buy directly from their site, So i mailed them regarding the problem and the site has been down since then. Guess they're fixing the bug.
MRP on the bottle in Rs395 for 500ml, got it from a shop in Milan Subway for Rs350. Will be asking some the local accessory dealers in Goa to start stocking these products if they are not doings so already, shouldn't be a problem as many of these guys stock xenos stuff. This works out cheaper than the 3m liquid wax and much more economical than F1 wax, the rain water beading is excellent, i waxed the car on friday and it has rain everyday since, have been driving through muddy puddles etc. the car still looks great. definate 10/10 so far, this bottle will easily last 12months if used once a month on the Safari.
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Originally Posted by stefanm
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This works out cheaper than the 3m liquid wax and much more economical than F1 wax, the rain water beading is excellent, |
stefanm,
A great find. Am impressed at the levels of gloss in the pics. Don't think I have seen this product in Bangalore. Definitely looking forward to trying it out.
Cheers,
gpa
Hi guys,
My car used to be parked in a shelter that remained half exposed and was directly below the building pipes. I had gone on office tour and when i returned i was shocked to see white hard water marks below the window and mirror of my Swift. It was a 4" wide area all the way from the window to the end of the door.
I checked with a couple of car detailing and cleaning folks, Maruti A.s.s. 3M etc and all came with expensive options and no one guaranteed 100% removal. So much so Maruti service guy told me to get the door repainted.
I was almost on the verge of giving up and repainting the door when i read an article over the net which talked about using Vinegar diluted with water.
Below is what i have used which did work wonders for me
soak some sponge in a little vinegar, applied it over the white area and left for a min, used a wet sponge to rub the area and then washed it off with a lot of water. Post that applied Carnuba wax polish in the area to regain the shine. It really worked wonders and i saved a huge amount too.
Attached is the pic of the car post the clean up. sorry didnt remember to click a photo of the damage
Hope this is useful for all who are facing similar hardwater problems
I came across a site that promises removal of almost every scratch or money back guarantee. I even mailed the guy and he too says the same thing. He gave me an offer price of $77(inclusive of india shipping) against the usual price of $150. Now, i m thinking hard whether to give it a try or not. The offer is for 2 more days. Check this site...
Car Scratch Remover :: Fast Permanent Results 100% Guaranteed
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Originally Posted by Victor
(Post 1449301)
Below is what i have used which did work wonders for me
soak some sponge in a little vinegar, applied it over the white area and left for a min, used a wet sponge to rub the area and then washed it off with a lot of water. |
Victor,
Thanks for the tip! Another thing that you can use is concentrated lime juice. Take a fresh lime and squeeze the juice onto the hard water spots and let it soak for about 15 mins, then wash off with water and voila, the spots will disappear.
I used this technique and it worked brilliantly in the past.
Cheers,
gpa
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Originally Posted by gpa
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Victor,
Thanks for the tip! Another thing that you can use is concentrated lime juice. Take a fresh lime and squeeze the juice onto the hard water spots and let it soak for about 15 mins, then wash off with water and voila, the spots will disappear.
I used this technique and it worked brilliantly in the past.
Cheers,
gpa |
I need to try that too! Thanks GPA. any idea how to get the rain drop marks off the glasses. This is one area i have been struggling and no amount of cleaning helps in complete removal
Regards,
Victor
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Originally Posted by Victor
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I need to try that too! Thanks GPA. any idea how to get the rain drop marks off the glasses. This is one area i have been struggling and no amount of cleaning helps in complete removal |
Rain water usually does not leave any spots. Are you talking about hard water stains on the glass?
i have been using abel auto glass cleaner and a scratch remover as well. gives me great result. especiallt the scratch remover is a tooth paste like thing and it clears out most of the clear coat scratches very well
@gap and Victor
Both conc. lime juice and vinegar are acidic in nature. don't they actually harm the paint?
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Originally Posted by geeash
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i have been using abel auto glass cleaner and a scratch remover as well. gives me great result. especiallt the scratch remover is a tooth paste like thing and it clears out most of the clear coat scratches very well |
Where do you find abel auto products?
Could some one ship me an abel auto liquid wax/polish to me please
I will bear all the expenses.please: Their website
www.xenos.co.in is not working and i need a liquid wax urgently.
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Originally Posted by AD007
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@gap and Victor
Both conc. lime juice and vinegar are acidic in nature. don't they actually harm the paint? |
I've never tried vinegar. The acidic content of lime is too small to have any adverse affect on the paint. Hoever, it is still good enought to remove any stains from hard water dripping on the paint.
Here are the results obtained with the above products. There was a light scratch which was also removed with this. the gloss and feel of the paint was smooooth.
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