Recent content by Janainag

I have a das6 pro for the last 6 months and haven't had a problem. Check if it is das6 or the pro version. The pro is more powerful and is lot less heat generating. The earlier das6 version is cheaper than the pro and could still get the job done. Slightly on the heavier side compared to the pc...

Hit it with apc, then iPa, let dry, peanut butter to remove wax, apc and iPa again before trim restorer. There are multiple choices. Wolf? Aerospace 303?

I use it to remove tough stains on rubber,Lubricate door, boot and bonnet hinges,Remove tar

Fantastic info on silicone and the myths surrounding it. This post is a myth buster and very useful for some one starting to get into detailing.

May be a far cry. Would wd40 work? I have no clue but suggesting because it has so Many uses

Thanks. I would be busted if i do it, well, not really. Thanks for th kind Words

Cool reflections and top results. Mind sharing lsp used or was it just a aio(which one?) I have a black and interested to know how to get that bling out.

Hi Ryan Thanks for the compliments. It has been raining quiet a bit so interiors would be over a dry weekend, will post before and after pics. Since its Leather I don't wanna do it during rains. On the car pro - I don't get it here but will try to order up thru my friends. Thanks for the suggestion

Hi I Live in besant nagar. By the beach :)

thanks and in this quest for perfection no one is an expert [!?] i believe but your suggestions are extremely similar to what i actually learnt. infact next time around if i work the PF a bit harder i may not even need a SF becasue FF finishes great. Das6 pro just os you know is very similar to...

thanks for the compliments. i have run out of tire shine and yet to order. normally i do it once every month but when i needed most figured that i did not have any :-)

thanks and appreciate your feedback. yes will do to show the difference.

Thanks for looking.... OK, here i go.... be gentle on a total newbie with a limited amount of products, skill and a relatively harsh environment to cope with. Quick Primer I live in Chennai in Southern India where the temperature is a average of 30 C [summers go to 40 c] through the year...

Hi Mike : Jana[as in the nick name] PS: not too sure how many from India are arund here and check past midnight everyday for new posts :-)

Looks a good one.thanks :props: