Has anyone used this clay product?
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Has anyone used this clay product?
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Never heard of that particular brand of clay, but 'claying' works as described. I've used lubricants from a Dawn/water mix to detailing spray. Keep the surface wet and refold the clay to expose a clean surface when it looks dirty.
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from what i've heard of it, it does work. but most agree it's a bit expensive (about 2 cars per $20 can) and doesn't remove certain things like tar very well. I recall them using them on glass instead. I'd still stick to a regular clay magic bar. Pretty cheap at my local supply store.
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Originally Posted by FrizzleFry
from what i've heard of it, it does work. but most agree it's a bit expensive (about 2 cars per $20 can) and doesn't remove certain things like tar very well. I recall them using them on glass instead. I'd still stick to a regular clay magic bar. Pretty cheap at my local supply store.
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