Clay bar question, Meguires?
29 November 2005, 12:49 PM
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Clay bar question, Meguires?
Morning all,
After getting thr @rse with my car ive decided to try out a clay bar as i cant seem to get the ****e out of my paint with any other product.
Is the Meguires one the best one or should i be going for somethin else, anythin else i need to know?
Give me you opinions those peeps that have used em, i know you lot will tell me straight unlike the rest of SN lol
Cheers guys
After getting thr @rse with my car ive decided to try out a clay bar as i cant seem to get the ****e out of my paint with any other product.
Is the Meguires one the best one or should i be going for somethin else, anythin else i need to know?
Give me you opinions those peeps that have used em, i know you lot will tell me straight unlike the rest of SN lol
Cheers guys
29 November 2005, 12:51 PM
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clay bar is good, gets all the tree sap off of mine, as i have to park under a huge tree every day.
It brings the paint up a treat, nice and smooth finish.
I have previously tried swissol paint treatment and that was hard work and didnt work half as good as the clay bar.
For a tenner you cant go wrong.
It brings the paint up a treat, nice and smooth finish.
I have previously tried swissol paint treatment and that was hard work and didnt work half as good as the clay bar.
For a tenner you cant go wrong.
29 November 2005, 12:56 PM
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have to agree, really easy to use and works a treat, takes off all the road grimme, tree sap etc.
gives a really smooth finish after removing all the built up grimme
the Wax/polish it
gives a really smooth finish after removing all the built up grimme
the Wax/polish it
29 November 2005, 01:01 PM
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cheers lads, gotta say thats the one thing im really disappointed with, is the scooby paintwork. Just doesnt seem to polish up nice.
As you know my car is black, and is a pain in the **** to keep clean but it just doesnt seem to ever come up nice. My cossie used to polish up beautifully and that was 13 years old!!
As you know my car is black, and is a pain in the **** to keep clean but it just doesnt seem to ever come up nice. My cossie used to polish up beautifully and that was 13 years old!!
29 November 2005, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
cheers lads, gotta say thats the one thing im really disappointed with, is the scooby paintwork. Just doesnt seem to polish up nice.
As you know my car is black, and is a pain in the **** to keep clean but it just doesnt seem to ever come up nice. My cossie used to polish up beautifully and that was 13 years old!!
As you know my car is black, and is a pain in the **** to keep clean but it just doesnt seem to ever come up nice. My cossie used to polish up beautifully and that was 13 years old!!
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29 November 2005, 04:53 PM
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Wash car with Gold class wash shampoo
Leather off till nearly dry
Get clay bar nice & Soft in palm of your hand
Get spray bottle of Quick detailer
spray on detailer keeping paintwork & Clay lubricated
@ all times
all over every panel
dry of with terry toweling
polish with Tech wax
Let us know how you get on
Tiny...
Dont forget most importantly the only way to clean the wheels is to remove them
Leather off till nearly dry
Get clay bar nice & Soft in palm of your hand
Get spray bottle of Quick detailer
spray on detailer keeping paintwork & Clay lubricated
@ all times all over every panel
dry of with terry toweling
polish with Tech wax
Let us know how you get on
Tiny...
Dont forget most importantly the only way to clean the wheels is to remove them
29 November 2005, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by SirFozzalot
Swissol brought my black scoob up lovely! 
Haven't tried the clay bar though.
Haven't tried the clay bar though.
29 November 2005, 05:28 PM
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HEATHEN !
Why use detailer to lubricate the clay bar when warm soapy water will do the same thing & is much easier to do !
With the money you saveon detailer you could buy some decent products
Why use detailer to lubricate the clay bar when warm soapy water will do the same thing & is much easier to do !
With the money you saveon detailer you could buy some decent products
Originally Posted by tiny01
Wash car with Gold class wash shampoo
Leather off till nearly dry
Get clay bar nice & Soft in palm of your hand
Get spray bottle of Quick detailer
spray on detailer keeping paintwork & Clay lubricated @ all times
all over every panel
dry of with terry toweling
polish with Tech wax
Let us know how you get on
Tiny...
Dont forget most importantly the only way to clean the wheels is to remove them
Leather off till nearly dry
Get clay bar nice & Soft in palm of your hand
Get spray bottle of Quick detailer
spray on detailer keeping paintwork & Clay lubricated
@ all times all over every panel
dry of with terry toweling
polish with Tech wax
Let us know how you get on
Tiny...
Dont forget most importantly the only way to clean the wheels is to remove them
29 November 2005, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Fulham71
HEATHEN !
Why use detailer to lubricate the clay bar when warm soapy water will do the same thing & is much easier to do !
With the money you saveon detailer you could buy some decent products
Why use detailer to lubricate the clay bar when warm soapy water will do the same thing & is much easier to do !
With the money you saveon detailer you could buy some decent products
Who rattled your cage ???? Knew it would not be long until you popped in , Advertising your products again
Wish that i could afford that SWISSOL Stuff !!!
Tiny
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