spay on polish ?? clay bar ??
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spay on polish ?? clay bar ??
Anyone recommend a particularly good spray on car polish ?? just find this method so much easier than having to rub on etc.
clay bar, thinking off having a go with one off these on my own car, not sure what the particular method is off using the clay bar thou, is there anything I should look out for upon using it ie. can you actually damage the paintwork if used incorrectly ??
once clayed do I have to seal the finish if so what do I use ??
do I rub the clay bar on in a circular motion or what ??
have heard off quick detailer being sold with the clay bar, bit confused as to what exactly this quick detailer is , is it something you use when applying the clay bar ??
lastly !!! how many uses should I get out off the clay bar or is it a do once and seal type off thing for the ownership off the car ??
sorry for so many questions just a bit confused if anyone can advise me a little re the above.
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clay bar, thinking off having a go with one off these on my own car, not sure what the particular method is off using the clay bar thou, is there anything I should look out for upon using it ie. can you actually damage the paintwork if used incorrectly ??
once clayed do I have to seal the finish if so what do I use ??
do I rub the clay bar on in a circular motion or what ??
have heard off quick detailer being sold with the clay bar, bit confused as to what exactly this quick detailer is , is it something you use when applying the clay bar ??
lastly !!! how many uses should I get out off the clay bar or is it a do once and seal type off thing for the ownership off the car ??
sorry for so many questions just a bit confused if anyone can advise me a little re the above.
cheers
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ideally you'd polish the paint before sealing. this will remove any marring as described above. depending on how much you want to spend time and money wise depends on what to go for. you can use waxes or acrylic sealants to seal the paint. after claybarring your paint is "naked" and needs covering to protect it. don't leave any time between claying and protecting. if you do you'll have to start over and run the risk of bad etching for bird crap, tree sap erc!
as further up, backwards and forwards and then side to side. no circles as anything to do with circles will inflict the dreaded swirls!
after each use i tend to put the clay in the "clean" bucket with the wash mixture or just plain warm water. it helps to remove the much that the clay has picked up and leaves it nice and fresh for next time. not sure what others do but that's my preference.
If i can be of any help give me a shout Rich and the guys at PB are great for advice too. I had a pretty new Jag to detail the other week and was unsure of how to tackle a particular area, quick call to Rich and it was all sorted.
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Jeepers Matt, you've got to be one of the most dedicated members on here - top man, and as usual, spot on answers. All I can add is I have written a wee guide on claying which may also prove to be useful...
Polished Bliss - Car Care Advice - How to clean your paint in preparation for polishing or protection
Polished Bliss - Car Care Advice - How to clean your paint in preparation for polishing or protection
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Jeepers Matt, you've got to be one of the most dedicated members on here - top man, and as usual, spot on answers. All I can add is I have written a wee guide on claying which may also prove to be useful...
Polished Bliss - Car Care Advice - How to clean your paint in preparation for polishing or protection
Polished Bliss - Car Care Advice - How to clean your paint in preparation for polishing or protection
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