Clay Bar
#11
RE: Clay Bar
soap and water is what i use. it is IMO better then the cheap spary detailer they give you. At this point you are wanting to CLEAN the car, not put on a sealer or wax substitute.
ORIGINAL: AgentofDarkness
That solution runs out pretty quick. I used the whole bottle up on my cousins 01 Civic Sedan. Anyone got suggestions on how to make or another solution that will work? I've heard that car soap + water works good.
That solution runs out pretty quick. I used the whole bottle up on my cousins 01 Civic Sedan. Anyone got suggestions on how to make or another solution that will work? I've heard that car soap + water works good.
#14
RE: Clay Bar
ORIGINAL: D16z6
Exactly how does it help with over spray?
It is great for removing over spray.
#16
RE: Clay Bar
When you clay the best thing to use to keep it wet is show room wax also called paint gloss its thin like water this is what your suppose to use. Remember while your using it once it gets dirty fold it in halve other wise you could drag the dirt across the paint. I use it before I buff a car they work great and make a huge difference I use it mostly to take off pollen and rail dust.
#17
RE: Clay Bar
ORIGINAL: joe383
When you clay the best thing to use to keep it wet is show room wax also called paint gloss its thin like water this is what your suppose to use. Remember while your using it once it gets dirty fold it in halve other wise you could drag the dirt across the paint. I use it before I buff a car they work great and make a huge difference I use it mostly to take off pollen and rail dust.
When you clay the best thing to use to keep it wet is show room wax also called paint gloss its thin like water this is what your suppose to use. Remember while your using it once it gets dirty fold it in halve other wise you could drag the dirt across the paint. I use it before I buff a car they work great and make a huge difference I use it mostly to take off pollen and rail dust.
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