Been Busy Claying :-D (not 56k Friendly)
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I'm occasionally tempted to get out and give my LCR a good claying, but this time of year it'll only look shiny and clean for a week at best (as proved above!) so i can't really see the point of all the hard work 
I did my alloys last saturday, but by the end of sunday they were filthy again... damn winter.
I did my alloys last saturday, but by the end of sunday they were filthy again... damn winter.
always wondered when it comes to clay. Do you just push the clay onto the area with the cleaning fluid and then lift it off and repeat or do you rub it at all? Plan on getting some but dont wanna make a mess of my paint work
oh an u wash car dry it spary it then wipe clay over and dry or let it dry i think i did it a while back then went to take sum pics an ended up driving through sum cow S*it i was rather annoyed looks stunning by the way mate
looks stunning by the way mate
sorry to put a sh*tter on this but every1 knows a waxed Yellow car looks hotter
, i have agree with the original poster... black is the way to go 
Looks awesome, black is the fastest colour ![[B)]](/forums/styles/seatcupra/oldforumsmileys/shades.gif "Cool [B)]")
Its really easy to use, you start off by washing the car so you have a clean surface, then do a panel at a time, 1st cut the clay into 2 or 3 bits (just incase you drop it really ), then nead & warm it up in your hand, & then press it in to a flat pancake type shape, spritz the quick detailing lube on the panel, so its dripping wet, then rub the clay over the panel, using a very small amount of pressure, check the clay & its should start to get dirty from the crud its lifting off. Wipe the panel with a clean microfibre & move on to the next one.
Always seal of the paint with a new coat of wax/sealant.
HTH
always wondered when it comes to clay. Do you just push the clay onto the area with the cleaning fluid and then lift it off and repeat or do you rub it at all? Plan on getting some but dont wanna make a mess of my paint work
Its really easy to use, you start off by washing the car so you have a clean surface, then do a panel at a time, 1st cut the clay into 2 or 3 bits (just incase you drop it really ), then nead & warm it up in your hand, & then press it in to a flat pancake type shape, spritz the quick detailing lube on the panel, so its dripping wet, then rub the clay over the panel, using a very small amount of pressure, check the clay & its should start to get dirty from the crud its lifting off. Wipe the panel with a clean microfibre & move on to the next one.
Always seal of the paint with a new coat of wax/sealant.
HTH
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all by hand me ol' mucka! and no fancy tricks neither...just washed the fooker with turtle wax triple was shampoo and wash mits, then dried with meguires water magnet, then clayed using megs quik clay system, then waxed with glass wax or something along them lines, i cant think at the minute..took about 3-4 hours though..
spent all day, claying and waxing...what do you guys think??
Oh Man, that's perfect!!! You have to be two hands short from that amount of polishing!!! How'd You manage to write a thread after that!? (((
STEF
haha..was buzzin off the shine ...its even dirtier than those pics just up a bit, as it was raining all weekend...oh how i wanna clean her!! 
...its even dirtier than those pics just up a bit, as it was raining all weekend...oh how i wanna clean her!!
haha..was buzzin off the shine
Do You actually have some time to drive it?!
lol, yer..when i turn it around so the waxing side isnt in direct sunlight
on a serious note..yep, i use it for work, hence it being HELLA dirty
on a serious note..yep, i use it for work, hence it being HELLA dirty
time for the soap and sponge mate
Don't dare lol. A Sponge is the devil! Use a good lambs/sheep's wool wash mitt instead and 2 buckets
Looks great what wax did you use?
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