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krissy_vtr
20th August 2011, 04:19
has anyone ever taken their vtr/vts/furio kit off to clean the dirt and small stones it collects?noticed a few TINY stones and wasnt sure if its safe enough to remove without causing major damage?

joe333
20th August 2011, 08:14
as long as you take it of carefully not to break any major clips, but the shite little clips are fine if you break beacuse you can just go get new ones!

Cam
21st August 2011, 17:45
clips are like 14p each to replace if they do snap.
but just a ball ache.

saxo_gray
22nd August 2011, 16:53
yeah they are real easy to remove, just go carefully not to break the metal clips, the plastic ones - meh - they're so cheap to replace.

Also, one the kit is off, its a million times easier to clay bar to remove all those nasty marks

krissy_vtr
24th August 2011, 17:58
yeah they are real easy to remove, just go carefully not to break the metal clips, the plastic ones - meh - they're so cheap to replace.

Also, one the kit is off, its a million times easier to clay bar to remove all those nasty marks

clay bar?someone in work mentioned that any i am totally clueless as to what that is or what it does??? :panic: try not to laugh too hard tho :D

saxo_gray
25th August 2011, 09:36
clay bar?someone in work mentioned that any i am totally clueless as to what that is or what it does??? :panic: try not to laugh too hard tho :D

haha! Don't worry. Detailing clay is amazing stuff. Its essentially what it says. Its a block of clay. Much like blu tac that picks up crap on paper, when you drag the clay over the body panels it lifts minor dirt particles and imperfections not removed from regular washing. You must use a good lubricant too so the clay doesnt stick the car, and wash again once clayed.

I like using Sonus ultra fine clay, though If the contamination is bad, use a more aggressive clay like megs.

Autoglym do a full kit with polishing cloth, detailer (use as lube) and clay in a tin, with a small put of polish and cloth, though Zaino do a good clay and can use gloss enhancer as lube. If you're cheap, use a good shampoo and dilute slightly to get a lube.

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/detailing-clay/cat_9.html

Cleanyourcar will be your friend for detailing products, such good value and excellent service.

and no I dont work for them, just an avid customer!