Used the Meg's Clay Kit.

[01WJLimited]

What can I say other than awesome. Claying is such an easy process to do, and it makes a big difference. You can see the sh*t on the clay too, I liked that. Used the supplied QD as lube, and the MF towel that was included to wipe off.

 

[sneek]

lol soon everything that you own will be megs! it will take over your life and you will spend your life on MOL

have been using meguiars for about 1 year and they have never let me down!

 

[01WJLimited]

lol soon everything that you own will be megs! it will take over your life and you will spend your life on MOL

have been using meguiars for about 1 year and they have never let me down!

Hahaha... funny you mention that. 90% of the stuff I use is Meguiar's.

 

[a73elkyss]

What can I say other than awesome. Claying is such an easy process to do, and it makes a big difference.

I agree totally. I just finished a day of detailing the El Camino for the upcoming season. The clay I used this year just so happened to be the Meg's Smooth Surface kit and it did a great job. The kit came with two 50 gram bars of clay, clay container, quik detailer, MF towel and some cleaner wax. All for less than $20 bucks at the local speed shop.

The clay worked out well, picked up what it was supposed to, didn't smear, and didn't "break down". What more could you ask for?

Maybe there is a big difference in clay bar's. I don't know. I'm a noob and have only been using clay for the last three years, but this kit worked for me and picking it up local helps.

 

[GearHead_1]

Hahaha... funny you mention that. 90% of the stuff I use is Meguiar's.

One thing about it Meguiar's certainly has a least one product for virtually any job. Their pricing is reasonable and they make decent products. They also stand behind what they sell about as well as anyone.