Liquid Clay Bar
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Anyone try it? I did.
So I bought Liquid Clay bar made by Turtle Wax and used it on my cars.
It is less scary to use than a clay bar because it is used like a car wash and can be scrubbed.
It leaves a sudzy film, so it has to be waxed afterwards to clean it up.
It left a real smooth finish. I never used a clay bar, so I can't compare, but I like it.
I am at work, so I will post pics later if needed.
So I bought Liquid Clay bar made by Turtle Wax and used it on my cars.
It is less scary to use than a clay bar because it is used like a car wash and can be scrubbed.
It leaves a sudzy film, so it has to be waxed afterwards to clean it up.
It left a real smooth finish. I never used a clay bar, so I can't compare, but I like it.
I am at work, so I will post pics later if needed.
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I bought it, and then read the directions.
Then I thought to myself: "Liquid isn't as good as clay unless there are some scary ingredients."
It went to the back of the shelf of car cleaning goods in the garage.
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It went to the back of the shelf of car cleaning goods in the garage.
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It sucks, hardcore.
Mothers/Meguiars clay kits are the way to go
Mothers/Meguiars clay kits are the way to go
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Then I thought to myself: "Liquid isn't as good as clay unless there are some scary ingredients."
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claybars take contaminates out of the paint.. not sure how good liquid would be at that
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/inf-clay.html
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/inf-clay.html