Question about claying
07-17-2002, 08:54 AM
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Question about claying
The Clay Magic come with a bottle of spray. I'm assuming that this spray serves mainly as lubricant for the clay bar. If so, has anybody clayed their car when their car is wet? I mean right after washing the car. Or is does car have to be dried first then sprayed?
07-17-2002, 09:05 AM
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Re: Question about claying
Originally posted by JMAX95
The Clay Magic come with a bottle of spray. I'm assuming that this spray serves mainly as lubricant for the clay bar. If so, has anybody clayed their car when their car is wet? I mean right after washing the car. Or is does car have to be dried first then sprayed?
The Clay Magic come with a bottle of spray. I'm assuming that this spray serves mainly as lubricant for the clay bar. If so, has anybody clayed their car when their car is wet? I mean right after washing the car. Or is does car have to be dried first then sprayed?
07-17-2002, 09:40 AM
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Re: Question about claying
Originally posted by JMAX95
The Clay Magic come with a bottle of spray. I'm assuming that this spray serves mainly as lubricant for the clay bar. If so, has anybody clayed their car when their car is wet? I mean right after washing the car. Or is does car have to be dried first then sprayed?
The Clay Magic come with a bottle of spray. I'm assuming that this spray serves mainly as lubricant for the clay bar. If so, has anybody clayed their car when their car is wet? I mean right after washing the car. Or is does car have to be dried first then sprayed?
07-17-2002, 10:27 AM
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Re: Re: Question about claying
Originally posted by ejj
You can do it when the car is wet, it doesn't matter. When I ran out of spray I just mixed some (car) soap and water in the bottle and used that. Worked just fine.
You can do it when the car is wet, it doesn't matter. When I ran out of spray I just mixed some (car) soap and water in the bottle and used that. Worked just fine.
i bought the mother's which says that it is good for 3 to 4 uses...at which point ya have to buy anohter kit (and I say kit because i have yet to see a retailer sale the clay bar without the spray and the wax)
are mother's and zaino the only clay bar makers out there??
07-17-2002, 11:34 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Question about claying
Originally posted by ms.thicknes
how many uses have you gotten out of your clay bar??
i bought the mother's which says that it is good for 3 to 4 uses...at which point ya have to buy anohter kit (and I say kit because i have yet to see a retailer sale the clay bar without the spray and the wax)
are mother's and zaino the only clay bar makers out there??
how many uses have you gotten out of your clay bar??
i bought the mother's which says that it is good for 3 to 4 uses...at which point ya have to buy anohter kit (and I say kit because i have yet to see a retailer sale the clay bar without the spray and the wax)
are mother's and zaino the only clay bar makers out there??
07-18-2002, 08:34 PM
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ms.thicknes - there are several different clay bars out there that I know of: Mother's, Zaino, Meguires, Clay Magic and Pinnacle Polyclay. I've used all of them except Pinnacle. In fact, I just found a site with Pinnacle polyclay and might give it a try. So far I like the Clay Magic the best - very soft and pliable and works very well. I wash my car, leave the water on it, then clay while spraying a little of the lubricant on the paint.
07-18-2002, 09:13 PM
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