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Old 1st September 2011, 23:08   #1
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Hellooo all right I never used one but what do they do and how do you use them ?? thanks
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Old 1st September 2011, 23:11   #2
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Hellooo all right I never used one but what do they do and how do you use them ?? thanks
Real simple to use dude!

What you need is the Clay, and some sort of Lubricant, simply spray the lubricant onto the car/panel and rub the clay along the paint.

It will remove all the bonded on s**t thats on your paint, that a wash will not get off

I'd reccomend the Megs kit that they do to start you off like
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Read this....

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...ing-paint.html
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Ahh soo something like a spray wax to use as a lubricant ? Anymakes to look for ?recommend ?
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i buy clay off ebay its called built hamber and you only need water as a lube
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Water with a dab of car shampoo , don't use wax ffs!
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Cheers J2, just read that and now I'm on for buying a clay bar set.

Considering I had a shit load of hard black shit on my lower panels, which must've been tar, took alot of thinners/polishing/etc. to get off lol. Was worried about my paint during removal though.
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if you like a clean car, but not to the levels of... well....car detailers the odd tar spot can be removed by rubbing with some AG super resin polish also works for bug splatters. I am sure someone will say this is bad for some reason or another but as i said, if you just want to tidy it up a bit and dont want to spend loads of money and time cleaning your car its fine.
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