tn_gt

ok so what is the process order to use the clay? wash, clay, wax, detail spray?

KUcurt

I've used Mother's (pure carnauba), Meguiar's products and now Turtle Wax ICE over the years on multiple Mustangs I've owned. i gotta say, being 48 years old, the ICE is very easy to use and comes off making the Pony looking really nice!

siberian.mist

wash-clay-rinse-polish-wax/sealant

Nuke

For me, wash, ICE clay, rinse (basically another quickie hand wash), ICE wax.

tn_gt

so what precautions should i take in the clay bar? i read the talk up about it from advanced and it said to be careful or it could scratch your paint

PiggySmallz

clay is easy to use man...use a lot of quick lube and let the bar slide across the paint. I break the bar up into smaller pieces because if I drop one it has to be thrown away. After you do one panel roll them back up and flatten it to get a clean piece of clay.

Jason0279

I haven't used a lot of different waxes but I am am pretty happy with the Meguires NXT 2.0 wax.The original NXT wax was good but didn't last very long but the 2.0 has lasted through 4washes and numerous rainstorms.

I follow a similar procedure as someone already listed - wash, Mother'sclay, wash or rinse, Griot's machinepolishes, hand wax.

The clay is really easy to use. The only wayyou would scratch the paint is if you were to drop it on the ground and get some debris in it.The things it will pull off the paint won't scratch the car as long as you keep folding andkneading the clay every fewminutes or so. It's pretty amazing how much smoother the paint feels after using clay for the first time.

- Jason

Cooter

Cut the clay bar up into about 3 peices. So if you drop it, yuo dont loose the whole thing. Use plenty of lube!!! Plenty!!!!!!!! and you should be allright!
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southernmustangparts

Me too!

I've been using the Adam's products for a few years now and have always been pleased.

Ken

tn_gt

what kind of quick lube?