Wanna know where to buy Hi-Glaze 88

[Erikkson]

sent my car to C&C for repairs today....and after that they washed my car...thing is when I went to collect, I noticed 2 long scratches on the bonnet. So I called the service personnel to help me remove the scratches. He took this bottle of Hi-Glaze 88, poured out some gooey white stuff onto a rag...and just polished abit and voila! The scratches were gone in an instant!

 

Thus I would like to ask....where do they sell this Hi-Glaze 88?

 

Thanks

[Gen2]

You should be able to find it in those bigger Mobil petrol station. The one along East Coast road sells it.

[Imuya]

hey guru,

 

What's your take on HG88?

For the past few months I have jus been washing my car and then use HG88 mixed with a small amount of water then use a MF cloth to wipe all over the car body. The shine is as good as when I wax last time. Any prob with this regime?

[Gen2]

Hi bro Imuya, in fact I used to do exactly like you, add some HG88 with some water than wipe down the car than buff dry. Well if you ask me any problem with that, than I would say no problem at all. But if you ask me is that the best way to shine a car, than I would say there are better ways (of course more tiring too).

[Xavier]

Places that I've seen selling..

-Some Giant Supermarket

-AutoAcc at Paya lebar

-EssoMobile Petrol Station with NTUC supermarket...

 

Around $18 for the small bottle and $33 for the bigger one

[Gibwaja]

U can go down to Autobacc to purchase HG88 too. The price is reasonable. Cant really remember the exact value and u can get polishing cloth too which look like a rag.

[Imuya]

icic..thanks for the tip!

 

Comparing time vs. energy vs. end-result, I feel this is one of the most efficient way to maintain the car.

 

Another good product with little effort required is Polygaze Glide-on glaze. Quick to apply and very easy to buff off. It's quite rare to see it now. Anyone knows where selling?

[Erikkson]

ok guys thanks for the info...much appreciated

[Imuya]

Mobil sells it. I get from my neighbourhood Mobil at Toa Payoh.

Carrefour also got. It's a good product

[Montblanc]

I have tried that few years back, but the result was not that fantastic. Probably my paintwork was bad at that time. Anyway, no harm trying again.

[Altivo]

saw it in SPC in Bt Timah .... the one just after coronation plaza

[Gen2]

I have tried this Polygaze Glide-on glaze too, as you said pretty easy to use. I think I still have half a bottle left, you interested ?

[Magictouch]

Got so cheap meh?

 

500 ml cost around $20 & 1 litres cost around $40.90 at giants.

 

Where did you get the litres at only $33?

 

Anyway,i know of 1 car grooming centre who use Hi Glaze exclusively for car wash & polishing, you can go to Punggol Plaza & look for Steven.

 

The Punggol Plaza car grooming centre just had a change of new operator.

[Darkness]

If wash with HG-88 will my black bumper protectors (those made of ABS) turn white? Like when wax touchs it?

 

Thanks

[Magictouch]

No, it won't.

 

If you are kiasu & wash your car with Hi Glaze 88 twice a week for 1 month,

 

you'll see a rich layer of protection over your car paintwork.

 

If you do beyond 1 month & longer, you'll see your car in showroom condition

[Darkness]

whoooo....good stuff then...so before first wash must clean the car properly so that dirt will not get locked in

 

Thanks for the tip

[Erikkson]

Hi guys I bought the Hi-Glaze 88 at Giant (Parkway Parade) at $18.90 for 350ml bottle.

 

fyi Caltex sells it at $18.75 and SPC sells it at $18.30. :)

 

Also bought the Meguiar's Endurance High Gloss tyre shine(the purple liquid with the grape scent) at $15.50 for 473ml :)

 

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Edited September 17, 2005 by Erikkson

[Route]

i notice something about this HG88..

I'm using it with water to wash my car.

 

i notice that if you wash ur car with HG88 + water on a hot day and then wipe off the dried up "water" like how you would dry a car...

the car actually shines more! I've been doing that occasionally and that helps to keep the shine...