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March 07, 2011, 08:41:36 pm »
Hi clayed the car for the first time at the weekend,cant believe the differance,such a great product.
Is it safe to do regular,because i think im hooked.
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March 07, 2011, 10:52:27 pm »
It does do a great job of removing bonded contamination.
As long as you have protected the paint with wax or a sealant you probably don't need to clay it for another 6 months.
Even careful claying with plenty of lube and a mild clay can leave some marring so best no to over do it.
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March 07, 2011, 11:00:44 pm »
As above. Claying doesn't need to be done more than twice a year. You would gain no benefit but risk likelihood of marring. I'd follow any claying session with a polish. Use adequate lubrication - bilt hamber clays use water as lube. Personally prefer the dodo juice stuff.
And finally, protect your finish with a wax or sealant.
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My current fave clay is dodo juice gentle grey with meguiars last touch diluted 1-1 with water as lube.
Meguiars own mild clay is not bad at all, same goes for autoglym clay.
Dont like the poly clay much personally though.
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Ian. I worry about you sometimes
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Thanks for letting us know, il leave it till the summer,just for the record it was a megs bar and used the autoglym lube.
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autoglym lube is their quick detial IIRC, if you've finished that get some meguiars last touch as I said pal, works out much cheaper and can use it for other stuff!
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