Starting over

Don

Don

Darth Camaro 12/27/15
After a while of letting the car go (adulthood obligations stink), I decided to start from scratch on the car. Today was phase 1. I debadged the car (Chevy bowtie from the hood/trunk and the CAVALIER emblem, also on the trunk). I used fishing line, and GOO GONE with a microfiber to remove everything.

After that came the questionable dish soap wash and claying (wash the car, rinse, then rewash, use the clay and re-rinse).

Tomorrow I plan on going full boat. DACP followed by #82 Swirl Free Polish. After that I'm debating between NXT or #20 sealant, perhaps even topping one of those with some #16.

Decisions, decisions.................
 
Rusty Bumper said:
What!!...No #81?! :-p
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I know...I should be flogged :lmfao Plus I should get :beat for dropping the clay bar into my gravel driveway...at least I was able to clay everything but the front bumper before I did it though.;)
 
Don said:
I know...I should be flogged :lmfao Plus I should get :beat for dropping the clay bar into my gravel driveway...at least I was able to clay everything but the front bumper before I did it though.;)
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HINT ...
Next time divide your clay bar in half if a small bar or fourths if a large bar. I do this and store the unused portions in a zip-lock.
That way when I drop the piece I am using or it gets contaminated beyond use, I still have more clay and the smaller sizes seem easier to use for me.
Just an opinion!
 
kimwallace said:
HINT ...
Next time divide your clay bar in half if a small bar or fourths if a large bar. I do this and store the unused portions in a zip-lock.
That way when I drop the piece I am using or it gets contaminated beyond use, I still have more clay and the smaller sizes seem easier to use for me.
Just an opinion!
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That's what I had done...but unfortunately it was my last piece :(
 
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