Clay??
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Mat
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you tried a tar remover first?
Clay bars required a QD as lube. (unless you have BH Auto Clay which only needs water).
To use, just rub across the paint work with gentle strokes
Clay bars required a QD as lube. (unless you have BH Auto Clay which only needs water).
To use, just rub across the paint work with gentle strokes
johnson19
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A car clay bar is an essential car detailing tool that targets the common enemy of every car finish: pollution that causes automotive paint contamination. It relentlessly pursues your car from the second it leaves the factory until your car meets its ultimate demise. It's in the air we breathe, it's on the roads we drive, and it attaches to your car's paint, where it bonds and begins a process of oxidation.
I've used the Meguiars Quik Clay kit for years now - it's a pretty slow process but you can feel the difference on the surface of the metal as well as see it. Well worth it if you want your car looking factory fresh.
I've never looked back since using the Meguiars Clay Kit. My paint is smoother, shinier, deeper & has helped counteract the famous Ovni Yellow paint fade as well as helping to restore colour. £25 well spent!
I just want to throw another question in though...when should you renew your clay bars?
I just want to throw another question in though...when should you renew your clay bars?
paul-murphys
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how do you use it, do you just dip cloth in lube then the clay an wipe on your car? i dont have a clue but got week off soon so want to give the car a good clean...
have a look at the guides at polishedbliss.
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/guides_clean.html
paul-murphys
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