Claybar question
Claybar question
I have been concidering claybarring my 3mo old clubman.
I noticed TurtleWax has a new Liquid Claybar product.
Is liquid claybar something that I should, should not concider?
I noticed TurtleWax has a new Liquid Claybar product.
Is liquid claybar something that I should, should not concider?
I would not. The general consensus is that it doesn't really act as claybar at all. You can get a reasonably priced clay kit with everything you need it in locally (auto supply) - Meguiar's, Mothers, and Clay Magic are all fine and the real thing.
Thanks for the advise!
I will buy a claybar and geter done right.
One more question!!!
I read in another post that instead of using a claybar lubricant, it was ok to use clean soapy wash water. What is everyone opinion on this?
I will buy a claybar and geter done right.
One more question!!!
I read in another post that instead of using a claybar lubricant, it was ok to use clean soapy wash water. What is everyone opinion on this?
I have never tried it. I have used Slick and Speedshine. You want to make sure that the surface is super-well lubricated to prevent micro-scratches.
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Take a look, a week ago, I used Meguires Claybar, polish, and then wax and it came out spectacular.
BTW My MCS is going to be 1 year old July 24th! I put 20,889 miles on em!!!!


BTW My MCS is going to be 1 year old July 24th! I put 20,889 miles on em!!!!

Last edited by kevinminict; Jul 18, 2008 at 08:19 AM.
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