Clay bar
Melting Slicks
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From: Ponte Vedra Beach / London State: Dazed and confused
In the US they are all made under license by one company Auto Magic. Use one of the forum sponsor, like AG they offer a clay and a lubricant as a kit
Safety Car
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From: Pasadena, CA
Drifting
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From: East TN
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From: vancouver bc
Any idea what brand I'd be looking for, (or any other way of knowing what one to get).
Thanks
Drifting
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From: East TN
Seriously?? You mean to tell me that there is something in this country that I can buy, that doesn't need all types of permits/licenses/government approvals and signoffs, that's worth a hoot!!
Any idea what brand I'd be looking for, (or any other way of knowing what one to get).
Thanks
Any idea what brand I'd be looking for, (or any other way of knowing what one to get).
Thanks
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To the OP, I have been very happy with the Z clay.
To the rest, clay may or may not remove the prior wax/sealant.
A wash, clay, wash, machine polish will, thereby assuring a clean and properly prepared slate.
IMO this is the only way to go, and it eliminates any need/use of dawn.
To the rest, clay may or may not remove the prior wax/sealant.
A wash, clay, wash, machine polish will, thereby assuring a clean and properly prepared slate.
IMO this is the only way to go, and it eliminates any need/use of dawn.
Racer
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: El Paso Texas
Same here!
It was the first time I've clayed.
My black 08 C6 was as smooth as glass.
So my wife asked me to clay her diamond white Cadillac SRX.......WOW!
After we where done the clay looked bad....It had some grit.
Two weeks later my father-in law asked me to help clay his 07 F-150
It removed some bad spots in his paint.
So now he's hooked on Zaino!
George Ware
It was the first time I've clayed.
My black 08 C6 was as smooth as glass.
So my wife asked me to clay her diamond white Cadillac SRX.......WOW!
After we where done the clay looked bad....It had some grit.
Two weeks later my father-in law asked me to help clay his 07 F-150
It removed some bad spots in his paint.
So now he's hooked on Zaino!
George Ware
Former Vendor
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: South Florida
There are several patents on clay in the US , just do a google search. I have found that we have three nice choices, depending on needs of client.
Light Clay -- Pinnacle Ultra Clay (green)
Normal Clay --- Wolfgang Clay, Mothers Clay Kit
Heavy Clay --- Megs Aggressive Clay (burgundy)
Light Clay -- Pinnacle Ultra Clay (green)
Normal Clay --- Wolfgang Clay, Mothers Clay Kit
Heavy Clay --- Megs Aggressive Clay (burgundy)
