Liquid Clay Bar
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From: houston, tx
RE: Liquid Clay Bar
Burnsy
Date 3/16/2008 10:20:59 PM
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ORIGINAL: mac10chap
i'm not sure...all i know is that i did half my hood and stood back to compare the sides...(i had just done a liquid wax 4 days ago)...it was like night and day. the clayed side looked damn near brand new. it says something about a triple layer cleaning process or something...who knows, looked good though
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your sig is enormous
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 3,792
From: Sterling Heights, MI
RE: Liquid Clay Bar
ORIGINAL: mac10chap
honestly man, there has got to be something wrong with your computer. my sig is not more than an inch bigger than your's on both sides and there are guys on here that have sigs twice the size of mine...if you are gonna keep complaining about it, contact a moderator...if not, then just let it go
honestly man, there has got to be something wrong with your computer. my sig is not more than an inch bigger than your's on both sides and there are guys on here that have sigs twice the size of mine...if you are gonna keep complaining about it, contact a moderator...if not, then just let it go
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Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 677
From: Delaware
RE: Liquid Clay Bar
The Ice liquid clay is a half decent product, but it doesn't do nearly as much as a real clay bar does. If you have a car with relatively flawless paint, then have at 'er. But I switched back to Meguiars clay.
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Joined: Jul 2003
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RE: Liquid Clay Bar
ORIGINAL: matt07GT
So back to the clay bar......Will it make a difference for an 07GT that when not driven lives under a cover and gets washed every week?
So back to the clay bar......Will it make a difference for an 07GT that when not driven lives under a cover and gets washed every week?
Using a clay bar is great.
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