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02-13-2007, 12:36 AM
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6th Gear
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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"Liquid Clay Bar"...?
Hmmmm... spotted this in the Anderson's tonight while shopping for tools...
http://www.turtlewax.com/main.taf?p=2,1,1,4
Comes with a thin, foam applicator pad.
Now, I used Ice Detail Spray for a few months this summer, and I thought it was OK (not nearly in the same league as, say, DP Slick, but OK), but THIS....
Well, this sort of worries me. It's just... not something I'd expect to see. Like "tangy maonaise". Or " jalapeño ice cream". Or "crunchy peanut butter"...
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Wait... thay have that last one. Come to think of it, they may have ALL of them. Now I'm REALLY afraid. 
And what's with that "triple action formula"? Why do AMericans need every product to do multiple things? Is it because stuff costs so damn much now? Does it "Coat... soothe... and relieve"? Or maybe it quells your paint's "burning, itching and swelling", a la Tuck's Pads? Personally, I think whatever it means it's overkill - all I want in a Single-action clay bar that simply "gets crap out of paint".
Still, I'm cautious, yet curious. 
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