Mga sir, ano ba dapat gamitin na mga basahan for professional detailing?? like wat kind of basahan yung gagamitin pang sabon ng auto naten?? anong tawag on sa parang sinusupt sa kamay?? hehe.. tsaka ano dapat yung pang tuyo na gagamitin?? sana matulungan nyo po ako.. salamas!

wash mitts. buy at least 2.  sheepskin is the best but synthetic works as well (sm arnolds is a good brand for synthetic)

for drying use micro fibre cloths

i'm pretty sure there are threads about these 2 topics here somewhere

sir san nakakabili ng mga to???

for drying micro fibre cloths? ito po ba yung chamois? o iba pa ito? tnx sa reply

Quote from: VanTan on September 08, 2004, 08:09:39 PM
for drying micro fibre cloths? ito po ba yung chamois? o iba pa ito? tnx sa reply

no sir that's different..try to google it

sir san nakakabili ng wash mitts and micro fibers??? tsaka meron na ba dto nung original california water blade?

You can buy the SM Arnolds wash mitts at Hahn's Shangrila and JML microfiber towels at Ace Hardware (If on sale P50/towel lang). AFAIK, wala numg Cali blade dito.

may sm arnolds and other brands of wash mitts sa mga concorde, pero wala silang mf cloths, meron silang mga terry towels that you can use for drying.

cali blade meron sa valugard sa fort, minsan meron kina big bert's pero they don't stock up on it

ang chamois ba pangit pampatuyo? ndi ba mabilis nga matuyo pg chamois?

Chamois is good for drying as long as you don't rub it against the paint.  That could strip off wax or other stuff you've put on your paint.

mga sir sino kaya nagbebenta ng mga micro fibers na basahan?  

Big Bert's Microfiber Towels will be available starting Sept 15!

Check out our website for more details.

Quote from: theveed on September 12, 2004, 08:54:52 AM
Big Bert's Microfiber Towels will be available starting Sept 15!

Check out our website for more details.

sir theveed,

"page cannot be found" yng "products" link nyo. anyway, magkano po yng micro fiber towel? also, good for how many washes yon?

tnx..

Naka-up na po... sorry about that...

Primarily, you will need proper training to do Professional Detailing otherwise you'll end up with DIY (Destroy it Yourself) Detailing.