Wanna know where to buy Hi-Glaze 88

[Imuya]

What you trying to do by digging up all the HiGlaze88 thread?

[Weixiang_06]

raise awareness.. you used to use hi-glaze 88... is it good?

 

though i have 3 bottles of JW products now.. courtesy to my OC

[Imuya]

It's good la. You dig 3 threads liao still cannot tell it's good?

 

And raise awareness for...??

 

What about so many other products? Why never raise awareness for them?

 

Kit Wax is good also.

[Weixiang_06]

the thing i read about its harder to bluff one and i always have tendancy to apply such stuff thicker than usual

[Imuya]

You read the above, use the wipe down method. Much easier.

 

Detailing products usually less=more, more=wasted.

[Lexxmexx]

hi,

 

i'm no pro but this is the method i use.

 

1.)Wash car as per normal. Don't use car shampoo with wax.

2.)Jus wipe dry your windows. Don't bother with the rest of the car body. Saves time & effort

3.)Mix 1-3capful of HG88 into a pail with about 3cm of water.

4.)Use a clean microfibre cloth, dip into the concoction, squeeze to about 1/3 dry, wipe all over the car body. Ocassionally returning to the pail to "refresh" the cloth with the HG88 mixture.

5.)For me, i'm kiasu and kiam siap. So i usually will wipe about 3-4 rounds. By the time you finish one round, the starting area would have dry already, then you can go wipe again to deposit more of the good stuff on the surface.

 

yeap. That's about it. You save time on not needing to wipe dry the car also. Hope this helps you!

 

 

 

Bro, do you need to buff off after step 5? If not, will it cause streaking?

 

Also, will applying Autoglym EGP help after HG88?

Edited March 7, 2007 by Lexxmexx

[Imuya]

Wow, you just made me recall the memories of my previous car

 

There might be some whitish residue that looks like water marks, but it's actually residue of the HG88, just buff off if there is any with MF cloth...