Full writeup to be done in nearest future.
Some snippets of the said vehicle
Nasty!
Looks great from 7 feet away eh?
Think again.
Stay tune for the complete writeup
Tim
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Detailed: Satria Neo CPS Energy Orange - Nasty Motor Oil Stain on seats
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Full writeup to be done in nearest future.
Some snippets of the said vehicle
Nasty!
Looks great from 7 feet away eh?
Think again.
Stay tune for the complete writeup
Tim
Full writeup to be done in nearest future.
Some snippets of the said vehicle
Nasty!
Looks great from 7 feet away eh?
Think again.
Stay tune for the complete writeup
Tim
Detailed : Mini Cooper JCW Electric Blue - Coated to maximise protection
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Full writeup to be done in nearest future.
Some snippets of the said vehicle
Stay tune for the complete writeup
Tim
Full writeup to be done in nearest future.
Some snippets of the said vehicle
Stay tune for the complete writeup
Tim
HONDA ACCORD 2.4 - NIGHT HAWK BLACK PEARL - Soft Paint
Client wanted the exterior parts be polished and protected with some top quality LSP.
Pictures upon arrival:
Not so bad at 6feet away.
Brake dust -
Pictures upon arrival:
Not so bad at 6feet away.
Brake dust -
Detailed: Honda Civic 2.0 Taffeta White
Another new car in need of some good polishing and sealing work.
This vehicle was in for major exterior work and minor on engine and interior.
Shots during arrival - very deceiving indeed.
Normal dirt and grime
This vehicle was in for major exterior work and minor on engine and interior.
Shots during arrival - very deceiving indeed.
Normal dirt and grime
Detailed: SuperCharged Mini Cooper - Chili Red
This is a garage queen. Owner seldom drives it therefore defects were not severe (so I thought 
).
Here's the car upon arrival.
Sweet lil car!
A pillar - minor holograms
Same happened to the other side
Hard water spots on hood
). Here's the car upon arrival.
Sweet lil car!
A pillar - minor holograms
Same happened to the other side
Hard water spots on hood
Detailed: BMW E90 Alphine White - Glass Coated for Maximum Protection
Had a great opportunity to meet with an awesome client. Recently bought the E90 but wanted to remove the swirls and more protection on the vehicle especially on the paint so send it to me to do some exterior work.
Did not managed to take huge number of pictures as pressed for time and also focused more on doing paint correction.
Some snippets on delivery day:
Did not managed to take huge number of pictures as pressed for time and also focused more on doing paint correction.
Some snippets on delivery day:
Meguairs G220 (220v) - Changing the Carbon Brushes
Seems that a few of the EU and Asian members were looking for carbon brushes and also a "how to" in changing them. So I got some free time today and decided to help out the members here.
Been looking around for alternatives for the carbon brush and managed to source them locally. Equivalent to the original ones (dimension wise) but not 100% sure on the composition of the carbon though. -
Caveat: I am not a trained electrician so use this only as a reference. I am not going to be responsible for any damage caused at your side.
Wished we had a Meguiar's service center here in Malaysia.
Difficulty Level: Basic electrical knowledge
Time Required: 15 Minutes or so.
Things you need.
1. Phillips screwdriver
2. Some sandpaper (1000grit)
3. Carbon Brush - BOSCH Part No: 1.607.014.145 (order no: 1.607.031.204)
(there are other makers of brushes out there [dewalt,hitachi,makita] but I only managed to source them from Bosch Repair Centre - nearest to me)
Been looking around for alternatives for the carbon brush and managed to source them locally. Equivalent to the original ones (dimension wise) but not 100% sure on the composition of the carbon though. -
Caveat: I am not a trained electrician so use this only as a reference. I am not going to be responsible for any damage caused at your side.
Wished we had a Meguiar's service center here in Malaysia.
Difficulty Level: Basic electrical knowledge
Time Required: 15 Minutes or so.
Things you need.
1. Phillips screwdriver
2. Some sandpaper (1000grit)
3. Carbon Brush - BOSCH Part No: 1.607.014.145 (order no: 1.607.031.204)
(there are other makers of brushes out there [dewalt,hitachi,makita] but I only managed to source them from Bosch Repair Centre - nearest to me)
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