Not true. I've got a mild Sonus clay that I use because the last Clay Magic I tried marred my paint. It works well at removing stuff except it doesn't get quite all of the tough stuff like sap. I think it does compromise the slickness of the wax, but I don't feel that it removes it.BonneMe wrote:
If it doesn't pull off wax, it wont get anything else really.
Best practice is to strip the wax with whatever products you choose, or dawn.
Clay Bar: Whats the Hype?
Re: Clay Bar: Whats the Hype?
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Re: Clay Bar: Whats the Hype?
Pontiacdad wrote:Yes, when I typed 'looks' I should or could have used 'is'.Wes wrote:Good point, I agree, but slightly disagree. I usually go by feel, rather than looks. You can feel the bumps and imperfections of the "gunk" much better than you can "see" it.Pontiacdad wrote:You can go straight to wax if the paint looks the way you want it.
And I agree you can 'feel' see better than you can 'sight' see....if that makes sense?
Yes it makes since. Time for me to clay my car. thanks guys.
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