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View Full Version : Thou shalt use the clay JV2944 04-09-2008, 11:08 PM Claying a car, as I found out today, is absolutely amazing. Anyone who is debating doing it, debate no more. Wow... I would post pics, but it got dark before I was done. Thanks everyone for pushing it so much... worth the work DuFFMaNN 04-10-2008, 01:22 AM make sure you wax. TPony 04-10-2008, 07:29 AM Best secret I learned in the forums...clay is your friend.... RideMyAssOff 04-10-2008, 10:56 AM Just did mine last night too....will wax it tonight. Actually looks waxed just with the clay...what did you use? I used Meguiar’s Quik Clay Detailing System. Can't compare it to anything else, since this was my first ever clay job :) Nabster 04-10-2008, 11:00 AM I was hoping to finally have weather I could do a proper full cleaning and detail this weekend, then I get up this morning and we have 8-12 inches of snow. You guys are lucky to have nice weather. BigFloppy 04-10-2008, 01:35 PM ORIGINAL: Nabster I was hoping to finally have weather I could do a proper full cleaning and detail this weekend, then I get up this morning and we have 8-12 inches of snow. You guys are lucky to have nice weather. Think I'd rather have snow than POLLEN! Everything an the Atlanta area is turning an ugly shade of green/yellow yeah, almost the same color as your car nabster Nabster 04-10-2008, 02:40 PM ORIGINAL: BigFloppy ORIGINAL: Nabster I was hoping to finally have weather I could do a proper full cleaning and detail this weekend, then I get up this morning and we have 8-12 inches of snow. You guys are lucky to have nice weather. Think I'd rather have snow than POLLEN! Everything an the Atlanta area is turning an ugly shade of green/yellow yeah, almost the same color as your car nabster The grass is always greener. I'd take pollen I could wipe off over this snow any day. It warmed up a few degrees and all the snow is settling down, roads are covered in slush, and of course I can't go out for a drive. local://upfiles/43463/23FD01BEAF7D4C1EB97AE6A80D705C9D.jpg Riptide 04-10-2008, 04:37 PM I have a clay bar kit but I don't have the tool to apply wax to the car. Should I wait? Or will it be OK to clay the car and not wax it afterwards? FWIW I doubt there is any wax left on the car from when the previous owner had it. I don't think he ever waxed it after he bought it. skitso 04-10-2008, 08:43 PM see the thing is in florida in the morninng the car is wet with du and by 9 its so hot you cant touch it it burns so the evening is prefered but then the winds have kicked up so much crap that its dirty by the time your done washing so id take snow over what ive got and the pollen is bad too so you guys are lucky enough ventinig so what clay do you recommend |
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