Just used "Mothers" Clay bar!!! IT WORKS!!!
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Rep Power: 322 Just used "Mothers" Clay bar!!! IT WORKS!!!
yes!!!! After 3 awesome hours im finally done!!! This thing works like magic and it took off all that gritty dirt stuck on the paint off. I bought so many diff brand of wax and this is the only thing that worked. For $15 this is a must buy!! Clay is good lol..............
and heres the clay once it was done!! Filithy!!
and heres the clay once it was done!! Filithy!!
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Originally Posted by redex04
where did you get the clay? is it a certain brand? also how do u do it?
Location: your local car parts store.
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Rep Power: 410 you spray a quick detailer onto your car in patches of like 1ft x 1ft, then you take a ball of clay (comes with the clay bar kit) and rub the quick detailer into the car. the clay picks up the pieces of dirt left in the paint and then you wax the car when you're done claying the entire car. obviously you would clay bar the car after washing it thoroughly.
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Rep Power: 0 You should've cut the clay into 6 pieces instead of using the whole thing on your whole car. Use each piece per panel or section, that way you wont scratch your clearcoat with the old deposits. Throw the clay away after you've used it on a panel. To get maximum usage with the small pieces of clay that you've cut, roll them up and smash them like half dollar coins.
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Originally Posted by gearbox
ya i tried but it wasn't working or i gave up too fast. oh well my paint sucks anyway. too many chips and dings.
Viva le clay bar.
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Rep Power: 285 i always get lil like clay scuff marks because it hits a dry spot, its almost impossible for me to avoid, how did you avoid it?
also how do you get rid of them when you get them?
also how do you get rid of them when you get them?
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Originally Posted by ncirom2003
i always get lil like clay scuff marks because it hits a dry spot, its almost impossible for me to avoid, how did you avoid it?
also how do you get rid of them when you get them?
also how do you get rid of them when you get them?
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Originally Posted by mrDFWmechanic
i work at a parts store and i've bought all the other brands of wax and what not i personally think that clay bar works the best