
06-29-2009, 01:34 AM
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Originally Posted by TButtrick
ummm.. you're supposed to wash the car first. THEN use the clay bar WITH show shine which includes SILICONE which LUBRICATES the surface so you don't F@#K it up. Good grief.
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Your point being?
It's clay. Clay picks up imbedded ****. Unless you're kneeding it every square inch or two, eventually you're goign to get a piece of **** in it that will leave a micro-marr or two behind until you kneed it into the clay.
I don't care how much lube you use, eventually you will, unless your surface is pretty much clean to start with, pick up something in it which will abbrade against the surface.
And it's a really moot point if your clearcoat is relatively soft - you'll get micro-marring all over the vehicle from just the teeniest bit of dirt getting trapped in the clay.
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