Showing posts with label car. Show all posts
Showing posts with label car. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 November 2013

Mixed Colors on Customized Leather PVC Seat Cover

Seat Cover (Headrest) - Perodua Alza

Seat Cover (Center & Rear) - Perodua Alza

Seat Cover (Rear) - Proton Inspira

Seat Cover (Front) - Proton Inspira

Seat Cover (Front) - Perodua Alza

Seat Cover (Center & Rear) - Perodua Alza


Seat Cover (Rear) - Proton Persona

Seat Cover (Front) - Proton Persona

Monday, 16 September 2013

How to place a cabin filter into a Honda City

How to place a cabin filter into a Honda City

This is the cabin filter for Honda City




Find the cabin filter slot behind the drawer at the front passenger side


Cut away the cover of the cabin filter slot


Placing an air conditioner cabin air filter into Honda City



Placing an air cond cabin filter on a Honda City



Wednesday, 3 July 2013

Luxury OEM Car Curtain installed on a Mercedes Vito

This customer has told us that he has been looking for OEM Car Curtain in Malaysia for a long time.


So happy when he found our outlet has such product to be installed onto his Mercedes Vito 136.


It is informed that this Luxury OEM Car Curtain for Mercedes Vito is hard to be obtained in Malaysia market due to import issues.


We have worked on this item installation for almost 5 hours.. not an easy job.


This customer is a very kind and gentleman guy with no price negotiate made (hard to meet such customers nowadays), further showing his extra appreciation to our effort when paying the bill.


Besides Vito, the OEM car curtain is available for other car models, i.e. Alphard, Vellfire, Wish, Estima & Exora.


Three colors are ready to match with the car internal color. 




Tuesday, 24 April 2012

Mini Coupe.. You're tinted!

There was a mini coupe entered into our house yesterday. 


Putting on a tinted film on its window

 Doing cleaning and film measurement on the front windscreen

Tinting work are distributed to the respective technicians

Heating progress on a film

Wednesday, 21 March 2012

How To Maintain a Car Air Conditioner

A car air conditioner is a very important feature in a car. However, it is often neglected, and most people don’t know how to properly maintain it. Here are some methods of how to maintain a car air conditioner to make it work better and last longer.

Refer to the car’s manual. Maintaining a car air conditioner involves knowing about the specific features of your car. Know the instructions on how to maintain the parts of the car air conditioner. Always keep the car manual in a safe place so that you can refer to it whenever you have to maintain your car air conditioner.

Clean the air filter. A dirty air filter clogs up the airway and lessens the coolness of the car air conditioner. Check whether the air filter is still clean or if it needs cleaning. Take off the air filter. Clean the air filter using water and mild soap. When the air filter is very dirty, or if it has become damaged, replace the air filter with a new one.

Get rid of moisture. Excess moisture causes odor and encourages the growth of mildew. Dry the evaporator core by running your car air conditioner for about an hour. Activate the defrost system for 15 minutes to rid moisture easier.

Maintain the coolant pressure. Prevent the car air conditioner’s hoses from hardening up and the seals from being ruined by maintaining the coolant pressure. For once a month, run the air conditioner at the coolest temperature and the fastest fan speed for 20 minutes.

Prevent leaks. Leaks lessen the cooling effect of the air conditioner and damage the unit over time. Things to check are the gasket seal, the drainage holes, and the hoses. The car’s gasket seal is located above the air conditioner. If it is damaged, replace it to prevent the air conditioner from leaking. Clean the drainage holes found in the condensation pan. Clean the pan as well. Check all hoses for signs of wear and tear. Replace damaged hoses.

Maintain the evaporator coils. Check the status of the evaporator coils. Replace damaged evaporator coils to ensure the efficiency of the car air conditioner. If the evaporator coils have become dirty, clean them using a soft, clean brush.

Maintain the condenser fins. Check the air conditioner for bent condenser fins. Straighten up these fins to promote air circulation. Correct bent condenser fins with the use of a sturdy tool such as a condenser fin comb or any blunt metal instrument. Clean these condenser fins by wiping it with a clean cloth.

Have your air conditioner inspected. Go to a mechanic to have your car air conditioner inspected. The mechanic is experienced in inspecting the parts of a car air conditioner. He can determine whether repair needs to be done. If you don’t have the time or skill to inspect and remedy a car air conditioner, go to a mechanic for at least once a year.

Maintain your car air conditioner regularly to ensure its proper working condition. Never overuse your car air conditioner to prevent it from acquiring damage. When your car air conditioner is still not working efficiently after doing the methods mentioned above, consider having your car air conditioner replaced with a new unit.

adapted from http://www.howtodothings.com/automotive/how-to-maintain-a-car-air-conditioner

Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Carbon sticker car installation process

1. Bonnet is prepared for carbon sticker


2. Spray some shampoo liquid on the bonnet


3. Wipe hard using sandpaper


4. Stains are removed


5. Spray wet on the carbon sticker & bonnet


6. Place the carbon sticker on the bonnet and adjust its position properly


7. Wipe the shampoo away from the carbon sticker


8. Blow, pull and cut the sticker


9. Finished installing the carbon sticker on th car bonnet and roof