liquid clay bar
#2
RE: liquid clay bar
I tried it... mostly because I like to try about everything new... even though I am a bit skeptical about a product that says I do not have to wash the vehicle first (only rinse off the loose dirt).
It is very watery and soaks into the foam applicator, so I really am not sure if that is good. But I tried it on my car and felt it made little progress in the surface contaminant removal. In an adjacent section I used traditional clay and it removed the contaminants with a little less effort.
I was thinking that by the time I get the whole car done, it will be more work and the bottle will be about empty, whereas if I spend the same amount on a real clay bar I have another use or two out of that bar. ... so... I returned it for a refund.
It is very watery and soaks into the foam applicator, so I really am not sure if that is good. But I tried it on my car and felt it made little progress in the surface contaminant removal. In an adjacent section I used traditional clay and it removed the contaminants with a little less effort.
I was thinking that by the time I get the whole car done, it will be more work and the bottle will be about empty, whereas if I spend the same amount on a real clay bar I have another use or two out of that bar. ... so... I returned it for a refund.
#3
RE: liquid clay bar
My buddy bought some of that stuff. We tried it out and it doesn't work like a claybar at all. It is more like a cleaner polish. Nothing will take out contaminants like a regular claybar.
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RE: liquid clay bar
ORIGINAL: Juztang
My buddy bought some of that stuff. We tried it out and it doesn't work like a claybar at all. It is more like a cleaner polish. Nothing will take out contaminants like a regular claybar.
My buddy bought some of that stuff. We tried it out and it doesn't work like a claybar at all. It is more like a cleaner polish. Nothing will take out contaminants like a regular claybar.
#5
RE: liquid clay bar
im not really sure, but what is claybar and what is it used for. Im big into detailing but this is new to me. sorry if it sounds dumb but just curious b/c i have water marks or something on my trunk lid and spoiler that i can't get off, even with buffing, and im too scared to try wet sanding. and suggestions
#8
RE: liquid clay bar
ORIGINAL: ttOmadA
im not really sure, but what is claybar and what is it used for. Im big into detailing but this is new to me. sorry if it sounds dumb but just curious b/c i have water marks or something on my trunk lid and spoiler that i can't get off, even with buffing, and im too scared to try wet sanding. and suggestions
im not really sure, but what is claybar and what is it used for. Im big into detailing but this is new to me. sorry if it sounds dumb but just curious b/c i have water marks or something on my trunk lid and spoiler that i can't get off, even with buffing, and im too scared to try wet sanding. and suggestions
As far as the water spots go, I don't think it will totall remove them. I've tried that with my black Durango and it made them lighter, but I was finally able to remove them using Meguiar's Scratch X and a sore finger. I really had to work at them to get them out.
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RE: liquid clay bar
i talked to a guy at auto zone last night and he said that it will do the same as the regular but i was not gonna buy that excuse he was just trying to make a sale