Volvos525i
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Hi any body know about this product???https://www.aikka.com.my/index.htmlIf posted wrong section moderator please relocate it...Thank you...
Aikka - The Paints Master
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Are you asking about their paint? Or the company bro?
This is local company, been in car paint business for quite awhile in butterworth... I heard they improved alot in recent years, most of the spray paint shops carry this brand...
I'm using their full range products for my e39 repainting... Maybe u can check out the color during tt (hopefully can be done this week).. But most of the time is the lacquer/clear coat quality n most importantly...workmanship makes the different...
Are you asking about their paint? Or the company bro?
This is local company, been in car paint business for quite awhile in butterworth... I heard they improved alot in recent years, most of the spray paint shops carry this brand...
I'm using their full range products for my e39 repainting... Maybe u can check out the color during tt (hopefully can be done this week).. But most of the time is the lacquer/clear coat quality n most importantly...workmanship makes the different...
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Andyk;830931 said:
Thanks bro....
Ya checking their product...
Aku ada stereng lori....ko adaaa....
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Hey buddy,
I've tried their "Plastic Dip" range, courtesy of a friend who could get it at a discount (aren't we all sucker for deals?). Works the same as Plasti Dip as I've tried both products. Finishing depends on your steady hands and trigger finger (assuming it's DIY). What I've noticed is that the aerosol spray can nozzle is quite "sensitive", so you would have to get used to the pressure application to avoid overspray. Nonetheless, the nozzle is a "fan" spray, which is a plus. Seen their brochure for this Plastic Dip range, comes in solid, metallic, and even camo finishing. lol.. I tried the solid range which gives you a "matte" finishing.
My said friend "smoked" his tail lights using another one of Aikka's product which came in a matte finishing. 3 months on, still looking good.
My 2 sens. Hope this helps.
I've tried their "Plastic Dip" range, courtesy of a friend who could get it at a discount (aren't we all sucker for deals?). Works the same as Plasti Dip as I've tried both products. Finishing depends on your steady hands and trigger finger (assuming it's DIY). What I've noticed is that the aerosol spray can nozzle is quite "sensitive", so you would have to get used to the pressure application to avoid overspray. Nonetheless, the nozzle is a "fan" spray, which is a plus. Seen their brochure for this Plastic Dip range, comes in solid, metallic, and even camo finishing. lol.. I tried the solid range which gives you a "matte" finishing.
My said friend "smoked" his tail lights using another one of Aikka's product which came in a matte finishing. 3 months on, still looking good.
My 2 sens. Hope this helps.
