anyone familiar with this stuff? ive heard it works great i bought the liquid stuff but am too much of a puss to use it after i read the instructions.....at the end it says to use some polish, which leads me to believe that it works like a rubbing compound. --so being a novice i don't wanna end up with a dull finish that i cant fix...
Clay bar? liquid clay bar?
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sweet--does it bring the finish back? the paint doesn't shine as much as i think it should
its for my denali XL, how many do u think id need to do the truck? ...or should i think about a different approach? i'm just really apprehensive about using any kind of abrasive shit on it--thanks for the info guys
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I have alot of experience using the real clay bars, never used the liquid stuff. Its hard to mess it up, just use clean rags and use plenty of quick detailer to lubricate the clay.Originally posted by bluchev View Postsweet--does it bring the finish back? the paint doesn't shine as much as i think it should
its for my denali XL, how many do u think id need to do the truck? ...or should i think about a different approach? i'm just really apprehensive about using any kind of abrasive shit on it--thanks for the info guys
If the paint is dulling on your vehicle, the clay wont make the paint shine again, but it removes the particles that are embedded on your paint and will make polishing and waxing much easier and more effective. Your paint will shine better, with less effort in the end.
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Clay bars were developed for removing rail dust from paint. A common problem with white/light colored cars. Basically when transported by rail the metal on metal of wheels and track make a dust of steel slivers that stick in the paint. After time they would form small rust rings in the paint (rust specs) It is also used now to remove contamination not able to be seen by the human eye and over spray.
Nothing works as well a high speed buffer and multi step polish for bringing back a finish.
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Looks like you have a pretty sweet car. We'll probably have to run 'em.Originally posted by speedster1322 View PostSuggestion - Go to Meguairs On line forum. There is alot of info on the how to's of using a clay bar. Over all what it is supposed to do is remove blemishes in the paint. You do have to follow up with polishing and waxing.

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