I did the liquid clay, polish and wax today. Came out real nice.

 

how does it work? like a wax?

 

^yup, wash the car, dry it up, then apply the liquid clay bar to sections of the car(rub it in good), wash off the clay bar with water, then when your finished with whole car, wax and polish.

 

yeah, it comes with an applicator. Rub it in and wash it off. Then polish

 

Looks good, has your car been wet sanded before?

 

If you know how to clay, I can't see this taking less time. You still are applying it to one section at a time a rubbing it in. It's basically the same motion and steps you'd do with real clay. I can clay my G in 20 minutes if even, how long does this stuff take?

 

+1...not hard to clay if you move 2 hands at once without dropping the bar haha

 

wow, I'm very impressed.

 

looks amazing,

dont see the benefit as compared to a regular clay bar

maybe im missing something but looks like the same amount of work

 

That's a nice house for Japan! Sweet.

 

isnt it a polish THEN a wax? cus doesnt polish take a small amount of clear coat off and the wax puts the coverage on?

 

what kind of clay did you use and how did you apply it?

 

might be a stupid question, but can u post your step by step? i have the same bottle siting in my garage and havent touched it lol. never clayed a car before, but desperately need to. my idea is this...
wash, dry, apply ice liquid clay with provided applicator, wipe off/buff with microfiber towel, DONE? or am i supposed to wash it again?

also can i use this on anodized wheels (volks) ? yea i dont know **** about detailing, only washing and waxing lol. thanks pics look awesome

 

jdm status nice

 

You don't need to buy a separate "lubricant".
You don't have to constantly fold and need your clay.
You don't have to wash your car before using (although I did )
Also, the ICE Liquid Clay Bar says it is a 3 in on. Stain Remover, Wash, and Clay.

No, definately not like a wax. This will remove wax if anything. The main thing that clay does that you want is it removes deposits out of your paint. To give you an idea. Wash your car and rub your hand accross the paint. You'll notice that it might feel like sand paper. Fresh off of the dealership mine did. After you clay your car it will be silky smooth. The reason being, is things get smashed into your paint all the time. Brake dust, dirt, metal shavings, etc. You are effectively pulling all of that out when you clay your car.

No, I'm too scared to try
I do have a Porter Cable, though