Just thought I'd share...
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Burning Brakes
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Just thought I'd share...
I bought the Zaino system and tried it this weekend. I had a nice thick coat of wax on the Vette, so I was a little tentative stripping it off with the claybar, but I knew that the Vette really needed me to take a claybar to it.
Anyway, I did it and immediately slapped on two coats of polish and WOW! It looks great! And it feels so soft, just like a brand new car. I highly recomment the Zaino system including claybar if you have never used it. :thumbs:
I plan to throw on a couple more coats of Zaino polish before I put her down for the winter, but I think two is good for now.
Anyway, I did it and immediately slapped on two coats of polish and WOW! It looks great! And it feels so soft, just like a brand new car. I highly recomment the Zaino system including claybar if you have never used it. :thumbs:
I plan to throw on a couple more coats of Zaino polish before I put her down for the winter, but I think two is good for now.
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Re: Just thought I'd share... (BB wowbagger)
Claybar is a lump of what looks like plasticine modeling clay, you spray a little detailing mist on your car, then drag the flattened piece of clay over the area. It removes all sorts of surface contamination and dirt that you normally can't see or even feel. It is pretty amazing at how smooth the paint will be after using it. To reuse the clay bar you just kneed it back up and flatten it out again.
Makes a big difference on the surface finish of the car. It will get so smooth that you can't lay a piece of paper on the hood without it sliding off.
Makes a big difference on the surface finish of the car. It will get so smooth that you can't lay a piece of paper on the hood without it sliding off.
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Burning Brakes
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Re: Just thought I'd share... (Smokehouse69)
Claybar is a lump of what looks like plasticine modeling clay, you spray a little detailing mist on your car, then drag the flattened piece of clay over the area. It removes all sorts of surface contamination and dirt that you normally can't see or even feel. It is pretty amazing at how smooth the paint will be after using it. To reuse the clay bar you just kneed it back up and flatten it out again.
Makes a big difference on the surface finish of the car. It will get so smooth that you can't lay a piece of paper on the hood without it sliding off.
Makes a big difference on the surface finish of the car. It will get so smooth that you can't lay a piece of paper on the hood without it sliding off.
