IronX etc

[jlb85]

I grabbed this picture from John Parker on the detailing group on fb:

Go ahead and clay that first

 

[Nth Degree]

My choice is to clay first then IronX.  I want the IronX working on what is below the surface, not wasting its time and power on what is above.  <span style="font-size:18px;"><span style="color:#0000cd;">Unless there is so much contamination that claying poses a greater risk of damage than can be easily corrected with a medium polish.  Then I will probably IronX, clay (towel), and IronX again.


 


 

I grabbed this picture from John Parker on the detailing group on fb:

Go ahead and clay that first

 


<span style="color:#0000cd;"><span style="font-size:18px;">This would be one of those situations.

 

[David Fermani]

I wonder how many times you'd have to IX that truck until no bleeding occured? 

 

[Jesstzn]

Sad thing is.. That looks like a truck used by a construction co. etc and will like like that again in no time at all . Waste of a lot of extra time ...


Thanks guys ... I got my answer .... We can close the thread.

 

[jlb85]

The thread is up on the fb group, david, the details might be there. They mentioned it had a "brake issue", so it should not necessarrily look like this again soon.