Accumulator
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D&D Auto Detail said:
See how experiences differ?!?
People just need to try the Sonus green and see what kind of work *they* end up using/liking it for. Great stuff to have on-hand no matter which way it works out.
your thoughts on Claybars?
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See how experiences differ?!?
People just need to try the Sonus green and see what kind of work *they* end up using/liking it for. Great stuff to have on-hand no matter which way it works out.
imported_DetailDan
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Accumulator said:
Very true. I think some may be surprised at what Sonus green can remove. But like you, I also use it for "cleaning the LSP" on my personal cars.
Accumulator
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D&D Auto Detail said:
I guess this is another good example of "try the mildest approach first". With all the zillions of variables it can be hard to say what'll be required to get the contamination off, and there's no point in overdoing it if the Sonus green will do the job.
Seems my claying is always either extra-gentle (just clean the LSP) or else extra-aggressive (like, go ahead and mar it up really bad) with nothing in between! Which is good in the sense that I'm not using my my SmartClay, which is perfect for in-between applications
Jesstzn
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I prefer the Recardo clays ..
Accumulator
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Jesstzn said:
Those are the ones you can't get in the US right? If so, yeah....I'm saving my stash for those times when nothing else quite fits the bill.