Showing posts with label Car care tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Car care tips. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

ECOTINT offers for my206club members.


UPDATE - EXPIRED

Fantastic news! Ecotint is having a CNY promotion for My206Club members. Every customer spending above RM1,500 on tinting will be entitled to FREE 3 nights accomodation in Bali or Phuket. Will update terms and condition soon....

Package (Solar film) - Applicable to 206 and 308

1. Solar/Safety Film (Ray Barrier Front + Rear, Hybrid 6 mil side) - 8 Years Warranty
Normal price: RM2,400.00 / My206Club members : RM2,040.00

2. Ray Barrier (Full Car) - 10 Years Warranty!!
Normal price: RM2,000.00 / My206Club members : RM1,700.00

3. IR-02 (Side + Rear) Ray Barrier (Front)

Normal price: RM988 + RM250 / My206Club members : RM1,050.00

4. Indulgence (Silver/Gold/Green) (Front windscreen - STD)
Normal price: RM980.00 / My206Club members: RM830.00

5. Impulse (Blue) (Front windscreen - STD)
Normal price : RM600.00 / My206Club members : RM510.00

6. Seamist 60 (Side + rear), Ray Barrier (Front)

Normal price: RM999.00 / My206Club members: RM900

Note: 5 years warranty for Packages 3-6


For more information about the spec of the film please go here

To members who are interested to get this package at the special price, please email me and I will send you the voucher.


Expired.

Joint Promo Vibratiles and Vibramat (sound proofing) for your 206!!

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Meguiar’s Auto Detailing Clinic.



Last Saturday (17th January 2009), My206Club attended Meguiar's Detailing Clinic by Hypercoat for Peugeot Club Malaysia (PCM). Many thanks to BlackDolphin for organizing such event.

Funny and yet something very meaningful, we were suppose to have the clinic somewhere in December 2008, there's even 2 different dates proposed by Hypercoat; Somehow something happened and the event was postponed to January and actually back then, the organizer was not really happy with it. But, there's a bright side to it.

1. More members are able to sign up and join
2. Because it falls on January and Chinese New Year is just around the corner; The "Show Car" is just in time for Chinese New Year~
3. The demo car(s), one for car wash only and another polish & wax demo (on the bonnet only) cars, was very very lucky to recieve a "standard" detailling package. (Chinese New Year "gift"? LoL~)

"Oh, did I mentioned, it's done by the masters? Yes, with the 's'"

Lastly,... check out the Meguiar's Calendar below for January 2009!!!


Peugeot 206!!!
Meguiar's Calendar - January 2009
Coincidence? I really don't know what to say, but put a BIG SMILE =)
(P/S: There's even another Peugeot 206cc poster on display inside the waiting area)


Waiting area with some products on display


The Gold Class Car Wash (Right), Smooth Surface Clay Kit (Middle) and "cannot see or remember what was it already"


Show Car - Peugeot 406
(3 Days Ultimate Detailing)


The event started off with very informative and interesting presentation by Ms. Lowe. The presentation by her was excellent, informative, interesting and fun; she also tries to relates many detailing scenarios with real life scenarios (such as, facial terms, applying lotion, sunblocks, etc). Ok, I'm not so good at explaining as her, so I'll keep it simple; Applying wax is important as it provides "protection" to your car, think of it as applying lotions, sunblock to your skin to protect your skin.
The presentation was also very well done with many interesting parts and with some jokes to keep the audience entertain and interested. They also did not emphasize too much on purchasing their product, rather, more on understanding their products and the range of products available.
Another part which she has done well is explaning different range of products even for consumers, such as,
1. Gold Class range (slightly more expensive)
2. NXT range (average)
3. Classic range (cheaper)

She also highlighted that if one is more budget conscious and wanted to give Meguiar's a try, can go for the Classic range.

Anyway, the presentation was very well done. The presentation ended with a "bonus" presentation by her "SHIFU", Mr. William, explaining the more technical parts and sharing his experiences and advice, with additional bonus of "Paint" knowledge for us~

After the presentation, we moved on to Car Wash demonstration where they explain to us the "proper" way and technique to wash our cars. The lucky car for this demo is Andy's BB Lion, and he's also requested to "demo" his washing skill while monitored by them and give advice to him while he is performing the "demo".


Andy in "action"; Giving his lion "tender loving care (TLC)"


More... more... =P


Two Bucket System;
1. You dip your wash mitt inside the Clean Water bucket to remove any dirt/contaminants.
2. Dip your clean wash mitt into the Shampoo bucket to "get" the new Shampoo.
(These are steps to prevent swirls marks on your car)


Clean & Shiny now~
(Actually there's a lot of swirls marks and water marks =P)


Next, we all move on to Eugene's Premium BB Lion which has already given a car wash when we reach; It is now time to demonstrate on Surface Preparation (Claying, Paint Cleaning) and also Polishing and Waxing.


Getting Ready...


Getting more anxious now...
(Where are you guys???)


After Claying...
(and various "touching" & "molesting" by the members to test the "smoothness"... poor Lion)

The swirls marks...


Preparing for "ScratchX" demo...

After "ScratchX" demo...


Before (Left) & After (Right) Polish...

While Eugene's car is under "demo", we notice Andy's BB Lion is receiving "special treatment" by the MASTERS~
It's said that it's very rare to see all the "masters" working on a car; Oh My... how lucky!!!
(I think I saw Andy jumping up and down in joy =P)



Next up, the masters went and worked on Eugene's Premium BB Lion~

Well, on the below picture, you can see the different moments when doing detailing~


There's the "serious" moments


Then, there's some tough times...


Finally, most important of all, the Happy moments, the joy of detailing~ =)
(Especially when you see the results)

Before we left, there was actually a lucky draw event (but too bad many already left, but they're real lucky cause most of their names were called at the beginning!). So all of us get a FREE gift (from vouchers to products). Poor Andy, his name is "missing", luckily the pretty lady known as Esther pity him and give him another chance.

Most of the members left with many bags of products, hehe; Guess there goes our Chinese New Year pocket money and shopping... Those need to prepare money for "Ang Pao", maybe can consider donate in form the of "products", =P

Lastly, below is a shot captured by Andy when he reach home...


Saturday, January 3, 2009

Tyre calculation for your 206

Recently due to alot of 206 owners who wishes to change thier stock tyre or rims to a better or performance type but didnt know what size of the tyre they should go for. Ive listed some info for your referrence.

Here are some list of difference rims and tyre comparing with the stock set. What most importantly in looking for the right size of the tyre/rims is, to keep the speedometer reading as close as possible to the original stock.

Please be aware that for 1.4L the best size is to go for a 15" rims. For max. size it is 16" (which will void your warranty, unless it was from NZ Galaxy)


Stock : 175/65/14

For 14" rims

Tyre 1: 175/65/14 (Best size)
Speedometer reading : 0.0% too fast
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60kmph)
Tyre 2: 185/60/14
Speedometer reading : 0.9% too fast
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 59.4kmph)

For 15" rims

Tyre 1: 185/55/15 (Best size)

Speedometer reading : 0.2% too slow
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60.1kmph)
Tyre 2: 195/50/15
Speedometer reading : 1.2% too fast
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 59.3kmph)
Tyre 3: 205/50/15
Speedometer reading : 0.5% too slow
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60.3kmph)

For 16" rims

Tyre 1: 205/45/16
Speedometer reading : 1.3% too slow
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60.8kmph)
Tyre 2: 215/40/16
Speedometer reading : 0.8% too fast
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 59.5kmph)
Tyre 3: 225/40/16 (Best size)
Speedometer reading : 0.6% too slow
( speedometer reading at 60kmph, actual speed 60.3kmph)


Hope this will give you some idea when selecting a tyre size for your new rims or just wanted to try a difference size tyre on the stock rims.

For more others size you can check it out from here at Miata.net Tire Size Calculator

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Car Care Tip 2

Another tips is how to maintain your wiper so that it last longer and performs better. All you need is a very simple thing either a clean cloth or few pieces of tissue papers.


Hold the wiper in the middle and grab it together so that its not loose.


Use the cloth or tissue papers and wipe it hard in up down motion.


You will notice it is very dirty. The wiper gets dirty easily so it is best to clean it whenever possible and not just wait untill you decided to wash the car. The method is simple and doesnt require water or detergent and can be done at any place. Of course it is better to used detergent and water for best result.

Car Care Tip 1


Looks dirty n ugly

Had you ever had the feeling that everytime after you washes your car and all is shinny then you notice the plastic part (the black colour) lining on the roof is so ugly... and no matter how you wash it and when it dry it still lookes dirty?

Well no more, i got a tips for you on how to easily clean it and maintain it in a tip top conditions.



All you needed is 1 piece of scour pad ( those green pan sponge ) cut it in smaller size, best is same size as the plastic lining, 1 black KIWI show polish and 1 old cloth.


Watermark that cant be clean of just by normal washing


First use the scour pad to scrub off all the watermark, dust etc. with some water make sure it is evenly scrub and also most importantly not to scrub on your car paintwork!


Next use the old cloth and the KIWI shoe polish, give it a good amout of it.. dont be stingy.


Lastly slowly n gently apply it on the plastic part, you might need to redo a couple of time to make it all evenly dark/black.


The final result, it looks clean and new. I could had do a better job on it hehe but since i havent wash my car yet so i just do a little demo for the blog