Took the Clay Bar to the car today, man it needed it.

[XSkater2099]

so much road shit and yellow spots sticking to the white. took a while, but it looks much cleaner now.

 

[Big_Macintosh]

What do you do when you detail?

 

[RocketGuy3]

Looks nice, yo. White as can be. Like a Volkswagen-shaped glass of whole milk. Yum.

 

[jimralphy]

Looks nice, yo. White as can be. Like a Volkswagen-shaped glass of whole milk. Yum.

@RocketGuy3 knows what he is talking about.

Also, looks great!

 

[KhajiitSavage]

I did the same to my canyon couple years ago. Pretty much spent all day with it.






Ain't doing that again for a while, just glad gm decided to keep the lines and curves to a minimum on those trucks.

 

[XSkater2099]

Ya I agree, i won't do it again for a bit but, I was amazed that it actually works real well

 

[Tiger61378]

Now that I have a new car, I'll have to pick one of those up to keep the paint looking good.

 

[Dirty_Silhouette]

Looks good, I am close to detailing my S5 and I was looking at the clay bar option. I have a few surface scratches on my hood I need to attend to as well (looks like squirrel claw marks).

I don't drive my car in the winter though, so I am not sure if the clay bar is a necessity vs just a good solid hand wax.

 

[that1guy64]

Very nice!
I just ordered a clay bar kit, detailer, Turtle Wax and microfiber towels from Amazon yesterday. My black Mazda 6 needs it horribly as I've never done it before. My friend is going to help me do it since it's my first time

 

[ARIZCATS]

Don't know if anyone is aware or not but if you're going to be claying often you might want to look at the nanoskin wash mit or foam pad. Bothsave a ton of time over traditional claying methods. I personally use the foam pad via buffer and hand and will not be going back to clay.

http://www.autogeek.net/nanoskin-autoscrub-wash-mitt-fine-grade.html

 

[Tiger61378]

Don't know if anyone is aware or not but if you're going to be claying often you might want to look at the nanoskin wash mit or foam pad. Bothsave a ton of time over traditional claying methods. I personally use the foam pad via buffer and hand and will not be going back to clay.

http://www.autogeek.net/nanoskin-autoscrub-wash-mitt-fine-grade.html

Nice, I might have to look into one of those.

 

[Daviswilson259]

Yes, you are absolutely right about the road shit and yellow spots which stick on the glasses. I had the same issue but recently my friend recommended me this product Currently, I am using it and fully satisfied with the result that I got. You should also give it a try https://www.ultima-clearlydifferent.com/product/ultima-final-polish-12-oz/