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Jakarta - It is undeniable that the automotive world is a world full of innovation. In fact, even clay can now be used as material to polish your car!
Yes, innovation is demonstrated by Autocare Clay, a salon car that had just opened in East Kirana Ivory Block A 11 No. 15, Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta.
"Actually, polish the car with the clay (clay) has become a trend in Japan and America," said Public Relations and Marketing Autocare Clay, Joshua Surjo to detikOto, Saturday (01/10/2011).
Eits, but do not think clay is used to polish the car was still shaped the land. Because to be a powerful car polishes, clay must go through a variety of processed first.
Clay that has been processed and the subject of car polish has turned into like a chewing gum chewy.
By cleaning the car body with clay clay this alias, car paint surface was claimed to be more clean. "Because, it's like a car paint our skin, there are pores. Well this clay task is to clean the pores of impurities. So like facials," he said.
At a workshop recently opened, according to Joshua Autocare Clay has various stages of construction polishing a car.
First, wash the car first, then polish with new clay. Once the pores of the car is clean of dirt, paint the surface of the car was immediately closed by the other polishing material which they named Cartmart. Then, given a new layer of protection.
"If there is a thin scratch, we will close it. We are also able to 'imprison' rust. So if we find rust on the surface of the car, we'll give 'rust removal'," explains Joshua.
"All the materials we use to use water-based materials (water base), do not use chemicals. So it is more environmentally friendly," he explained again.
For the price, Clay Autocare fix prices between Rp 600 thousand to 3.8 million rp depending on the size and type of car.
"Later, we also have a plan going to open in South Jakarta. We are also preparing other innovative services such as car polish in the consumer's home, so he does not need to come here," he said.
source:detik.com
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Yes, innovation is demonstrated by Autocare Clay, a salon car that had just opened in East Kirana Ivory Block A 11 No. 15, Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta.
"Actually, polish the car with the clay (clay) has become a trend in Japan and America," said Public Relations and Marketing Autocare Clay, Joshua Surjo to detikOto, Saturday (01/10/2011).
Eits, but do not think clay is used to polish the car was still shaped the land. Because to be a powerful car polishes, clay must go through a variety of processed first.
Clay that has been processed and the subject of car polish has turned into like a chewing gum chewy.
By cleaning the car body with clay clay this alias, car paint surface was claimed to be more clean. "Because, it's like a car paint our skin, there are pores. Well this clay task is to clean the pores of impurities. So like facials," he said.
At a workshop recently opened, according to Joshua Autocare Clay has various stages of construction polishing a car.
First, wash the car first, then polish with new clay. Once the pores of the car is clean of dirt, paint the surface of the car was immediately closed by the other polishing material which they named Cartmart. Then, given a new layer of protection.
"If there is a thin scratch, we will close it. We are also able to 'imprison' rust. So if we find rust on the surface of the car, we'll give 'rust removal'," explains Joshua.
"All the materials we use to use water-based materials (water base), do not use chemicals. So it is more environmentally friendly," he explained again.
For the price, Clay Autocare fix prices between Rp 600 thousand to 3.8 million rp depending on the size and type of car.
"Later, we also have a plan going to open in South Jakarta. We are also preparing other innovative services such as car polish in the consumer's home, so he does not need to come here," he said.
source:detik.com
thank you for your visit
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