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Old 08-12-2011, 03:54 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Dress those tires.
Is there a reason OTHER than looks to treat the tires? Any recommendations for products?
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Looks good. I need to get of my lazy butt and clay and wax my car.
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Looks very nice.
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I've never "Clay Barred" a car before... Anything in the process that can actually damage the paint if not done correctly?
Is it necessary to clay a brand new car...or is something for further down the line in my ownership?
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I've never "Clay Barred" a car before... Anything in the process that can actually damage the paint if not done correctly?
Is it necessary to clay a brand new car...or is something for further down the line in my ownership?
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just don't drop or contaminate the clay. do one section at a time, keep the clay well lubricated and wipe down well. don't scrub. store the clay in a sealed container and spray it with detail spray before closing.

i like to give my car another quick wash after clay, but that's not necessary and i don't always do it.
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Old 01-29-2012, 06:55 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Claying: put your finger in a plastic baggie and run the finger across the surface when you feel bumps clay. Now do the finger thing after claying and you should be able to feel the difference.

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