Sneak preview of what is coming soon.
Hehehehe...
Can anyone guess?
29 March 2010
21 March 2010
[Review] AutoSpa Touch-Up Paint
As some of you know, I brought a AutoSpa Touch-up Paint to touch up some of the scratches and stone chip on my car paint job.
So here it goes.
Initially the plan is to give my car a thorough wash.
BUT...
found out that my garden hose is out of commission.
Anyway, I just gave my car a quick wash concentrating on the area where I plan to test out the AutoSpa Touch-up paint.
This is how the combination look like. The brush and the paint.
To use this, you have to
- Shake thoroughly before applying
- Make sure the surface area is CLEAN and DRY
- Apply the paint with a brush/toothpick on the scratched surface and wait 30 minutes for the paint to dry
Now the problem here is, I did not look up on how to apply this touch-up paint properly. I just go with my feeling.
It only came to me once I have done the first spot.
DOH !!!!
Anyway this is the before shot.
Front passenger door strip
Front passenger fender
Lightly dip the brush into the paint and then I apply it slowly by just touching or light brushing over the scratch surface.
Took me 5 minutes to complete this 2 spot as I readjust the paint work using the brush.
This is the after shot.
Front passenger door strip
Front passenger fender
A closer look of the 2 location.
So from what I have done so far, I am pretty satisfied with the product but I am not satisfied with my handiwork.
Maybe it will be better the next time on a different car? Wait for my review as I am going to touch up a myvi pretty soon.
I would gladly recommend this to anyone who want to do their own touch up on their vehicle paint job.
As for now, I will ask uncle google to find out more on how I can improve my handiwork.
-Cheers-
So here it goes.
Initially the plan is to give my car a thorough wash.
BUT...
found out that my garden hose is out of commission.
Anyway, I just gave my car a quick wash concentrating on the area where I plan to test out the AutoSpa Touch-up paint.
This is how the combination look like. The brush and the paint.
To use this, you have to
- Shake thoroughly before applying
- Make sure the surface area is CLEAN and DRY
- Apply the paint with a brush/toothpick on the scratched surface and wait 30 minutes for the paint to dry
Now the problem here is, I did not look up on how to apply this touch-up paint properly. I just go with my feeling.
It only came to me once I have done the first spot.
DOH !!!!
Anyway this is the before shot.
Front passenger door strip
Front passenger fender
Lightly dip the brush into the paint and then I apply it slowly by just touching or light brushing over the scratch surface.
Took me 5 minutes to complete this 2 spot as I readjust the paint work using the brush.
This is the after shot.
Front passenger door strip
Front passenger fender
A closer look of the 2 location.
So from what I have done so far, I am pretty satisfied with the product but I am not satisfied with my handiwork.
Maybe it will be better the next time on a different car? Wait for my review as I am going to touch up a myvi pretty soon.
I would gladly recommend this to anyone who want to do their own touch up on their vehicle paint job.
As for now, I will ask uncle google to find out more on how I can improve my handiwork.
-Cheers-
18 March 2010
[DIY] AutoSpa Touch-up paint
Recently just brought this as recommended by a club member.
Will give it a try this weekend and see if I can cover the scratches all over my car.
Before that I would need to wash my car first.
LOL
No worries, I will post up a before and after job.
Stay tuned.
Will give it a try this weekend and see if I can cover the scratches all over my car.
Before that I would need to wash my car first.
LOL
No worries, I will post up a before and after job.
Stay tuned.
04 January 2010
KNNWTFBBQFISH
KNNWTFBBQFISH
@#%#$^#$^#^&#$#@@%#@!@$!@
I woke up in the morning, preparing to start the first day of work for the year and I got a present.
KNNCCB cat decided to take a shortcut across my front bonet.
All the hardwork down the drain.
I hate cats.
And this is one of it.
Grrrrrr.
@#%#$^#$^#^&#$#@@%#@!@$!@
I woke up in the morning, preparing to start the first day of work for the year and I got a present.
KNNCCB cat decided to take a shortcut across my front bonet.
All the hardwork down the drain.
I hate cats.
And this is one of it.
Grrrrrr.
03 January 2010
Kickstarting 2010
Nothing fanciful that I did to kick start the new year.
For once I will myself to go for a jog and go for a jog I did.
Going around the housing area where I live on foot on a quiet Saturday morning is indeed refreshing.
Managed to keep myself up to date on the development that is going on in my housing area.
Found out that there is a few units of Semi-D units being build nearby and managed to explore the inside of the house.
Unfortunately no picture as I did not bring my camera with me. Now who bring a camera along for a morning jog?
LoL
Nothing much happened. Just that I spent the rest of the day working on my car. It's been a long long time since I actually pay this much attention to her.
Gave her a good thorough wash, a good thorough vacuum and a good thorough wax and polish.
The end result?
Nice leh... LoL
After that, I was knocked out until the next day.
LoL
For once I will myself to go for a jog and go for a jog I did.
Going around the housing area where I live on foot on a quiet Saturday morning is indeed refreshing.
Managed to keep myself up to date on the development that is going on in my housing area.
Found out that there is a few units of Semi-D units being build nearby and managed to explore the inside of the house.
Unfortunately no picture as I did not bring my camera with me. Now who bring a camera along for a morning jog?
LoL
Nothing much happened. Just that I spent the rest of the day working on my car. It's been a long long time since I actually pay this much attention to her.
Gave her a good thorough wash, a good thorough vacuum and a good thorough wax and polish.
The end result?
Nice leh... LoL
After that, I was knocked out until the next day.
LoL
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