Clay Car Cleaner?
Originally posted by bcannon
I have never heard of using clay to clean a car. Is it like a paste, or is it a bar that one rubs on a car? What does it do for the car? thanks
I have never heard of using clay to clean a car. Is it like a paste, or is it a bar that one rubs on a car? What does it do for the car? thanks
Originally posted by bcannon
I have never heard of using clay to clean a car. Is it like a paste, or is it a bar that one rubs on a car? What does it do for the car? thanks
I have never heard of using clay to clean a car. Is it like a paste, or is it a bar that one rubs on a car? What does it do for the car? thanks
Dude, I've used Zaino's claybar many times to get things off of my clearcoat. It works very very well.
/aac
It's a great thing to use. Kinda pricey, but definitely worth it. Mothers makes one, and I know a lot of other companies do too. I use one made by Pro. www.prowax.com. They all pretty much work the same though.
Originally posted by Maximizd
Clay Bars can cause more damage than good in the hands of an inexperienced user. They are abrasive, just like a polishing compound, and caution should be used when this product is applied.
Clay Bars can cause more damage than good in the hands of an inexperienced user. They are abrasive, just like a polishing compound, and caution should be used when this product is applied.
Originally posted by MarkF
Do these clay bars have a life period? Like they're good for 10 uses, or 2 years, or until covered in grime, etc?
Do these clay bars have a life period? Like they're good for 10 uses, or 2 years, or until covered in grime, etc?
Originally posted by bcannon
When do you know you need it?
When do you know you need it?
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Originally posted by Maximizd
Clay Bars can cause more damage than good in the hands of an inexperienced user. They are abrasive, just like a polishing compound, and caution should be used when this product is applied.
Clay Bars can cause more damage than good in the hands of an inexperienced user. They are abrasive, just like a polishing compound, and caution should be used when this product is applied.
Re: detailers clay
Originally posted by gambietti
Guys.....detailers clay is NOT abrasive...
Guys.....detailers clay is NOT abrasive...
This is a quote from this site which has excellent articles on car care:
http://www.carcarespecialties.com/overspray_clays.html
This product was originally designed to be used by body shops to remove fresh paint overspray from your finish. It has subsequently been marketed for "cleaning" your paint, and while it may do so, it may not be what you really want to do. Please read the article linked above and make your own judgement. I am not affiliated with that site in any way, but the site contains some good reading.
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Re: Re: detailers clay
Originally posted by Maximizd
I am sorry to disagree, but it IS abrasive. "Overspray clay is a plasticine matrix with an abrasive intermixed throughout. It was designed and is still the best product to abrade (read grind off) fresh paint overspray from existing paint."
This is a quote from this site which has excellent articles on car care:
http://www.carcarespecialties.com/overspray_clays.html
This product was originally designed to be used by body shops to remove fresh paint overspray from your finish. It has subsequently been marketed for "cleaning" your paint, and while it may do so, it may not be what you really want to do. Please read the article linked above and make your own judgement. I am not affiliated with that site in any way, but the site contains some good reading.
I am sorry to disagree, but it IS abrasive. "Overspray clay is a plasticine matrix with an abrasive intermixed throughout. It was designed and is still the best product to abrade (read grind off) fresh paint overspray from existing paint."
This is a quote from this site which has excellent articles on car care:
http://www.carcarespecialties.com/overspray_clays.html
This product was originally designed to be used by body shops to remove fresh paint overspray from your finish. It has subsequently been marketed for "cleaning" your paint, and while it may do so, it may not be what you really want to do. Please read the article linked above and make your own judgement. I am not affiliated with that site in any way, but the site contains some good reading.
CLAY BAR PAINT SAVING SYSTEM
You've heard about clay bars-professional detailers, body men and your car buddies all talk about how well it works. Now use the clay bar everybody wants. Created to lift the particulate debris and contaminants that washing can't, our exclusive Paint Saving System will remove embedded grains of metal, tree sap, airborne environmental deposits and paint overspray. Better yet, our clay bar isn't hazardous to your paint-it's just firm enough to pick up the bad stuff, without being too aggressive. Use Mothers® Clay Bar to get rid of paint-fouling grime and pave the way for complete waxing.
#07240 includes 80 gram Clay Bar, 16 oz. Showtime® Instant Detailer, 4 oz. Original Formula Carnauba Cleaner Wax.
So now they have designed their clay bars for finished surfaces where the original was for body shops. Thanks for the article.....So I am thinking it would be best to use the clay once a year for a deep cleaning.
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