Kamikaze Collection Australia

found unpleasant to work with, so, at seventeen, Kai began developing a non-solvent based glass coat for his own use. On a business trip to Thailand in 2012 he was struck by the number of detailers using Japanese glass coats, but who lacked any real understanding of how they worked or how to use them properly. Using the Japanese ‘kaizen’ approach, Kai sought to improve upon the glass coats available, most of which had disadvantages, including lengthy curing times, water spotting or difficulty of application. Kaizen implements the idea of continuous improvement through small changes, involving everyone in the team, from the scientists to the people who package the product and dispatch it. The Japanese symbol for ‘Kai’ translates to ‘change’ and ‘zen’ to ‘good’. The full significance then is Kamikaze Collection continuously seeks to change for the better, improving upon and providing some of the very best sacrificial coatings for automotive paintwork available.