WOW!!!!!!! My first claying session.

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imported_Faceman

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Hello all,



Last week, when I was washing my car i noticed some 'stuff' on my roof and bonnet. Thought to myself, for this i will need some clay. But... never bought any clay, never used any clay, never needed any clay. And, as luck would have it...



On the Clio forum that i visit a lot, I recently sent some IHG to a member who wanted to try a glaze. BEST move i ever made.



She recently posted that she had purchased some clay bars from Halfords for 15p each (about 25 cents) from their bargain bin (I think she bought about 7 or 8). They were big bars too, 300g each and bright-ish green.



I asked nicely and she agreed to send me one to try. Got the chance today to give it a whirl.



Now, like I said, never used clay before. but WOW can't believe how easy it is to use and what effect it has had on my paint. Never really believe what a difference it could make. Now i don't think I'll be able to live without it!!!!



Shame I'm gonna have to pay about £8/£10 a bar from now on, but well worth it I think!



Laters,



Face
 
I almost ran out of the lube I got with clay magic after using it only once. I dont wanna order the lube again, is there anything i get to substitute it?
 
Any quick detail spray will work, or soapy water. Some people clay while the car is still wet (after washing) and then do a rinse after the clay.



It doesn't really mater as long as it keeps the clay moving smoothly and doesn't dry up on you
 
very impressed with my first exp claying, i have 3M cleaner clay does a great job!! with Reflex Silver i could really see the results
 
Try claying every week. I clay my ride every week and it really makes a BIG difference. Be sure however that your paint protection is not a carnauba wax because it will be removed by claying. You may want to use Klasse or Zaino as paint protection so you can clay every week without removing your protection.



I use as lubricant, dilluted Eimann Fabrik Power Wash +.

Great cleaning power that does not remove paint protection.
 
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