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claybar = rubbing compound - 4/14/2008 5:08:53 PM
skitso
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well i was talking to my father and he said that rubbing compound gives te same effect as a claybar is this right??
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RE: claybar = rubbing compound - 4/14/2008 6:00:41 PM
Dan04COBRA
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No. Rubbing compound will remove layers of clear coat and paint. A claybar simply pulls contaminants off your paint and strips wax.
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RE: claybar = rubbing compound - 4/14/2008 6:47:16 PM
ryan1994mustang
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quote: ORIGINAL: Dan04COBRA No. Rubbing compound will remove layers of clear coat and paint. A claybar simply pulls contaminants off your paint and strips wax. what he said^^^^ rubbing compound will horribly mess up your paint if you dont know what you are doing. its much harder to mess up with a clay bar. and they both serve two completely different purposes.
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RE: claybar = rubbing compound - 4/15/2008 12:27:02 AM
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Like Dan said. Two different things. Apples and oranges! Each are two different steps in a 3 or 4 step exterior detail.
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