Gonna Try the Clay Bar, Any Tips?
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use a spray and wipe or quick detailer to lubricate clay, i normally will wash with Dawn dish washing liquid, then clay using back and forth motion instead of circles, then wash again, dry off, then polish, then wax. will usually wax every month, every 6 months or so will strip wax, clay and redo.
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once removed, clear coats and paint will never reappear.
I'd suggest using a good wash and wax.
and save the finish removal for a last ditch temporary fix on the way to a new paint job.
if you have to go this step always try to feather the edges, although the edge of a clear coat will often appear as light line
( and never use steel wool to clean metal parts on a bike)
Mike
I'd suggest using a good wash and wax.
and save the finish removal for a last ditch temporary fix on the way to a new paint job.
if you have to go this step always try to feather the edges, although the edge of a clear coat will often appear as light line
( and never use steel wool to clean metal parts on a bike)
Mike
Last edited by mkguitar; 06-04-2012 at 05:05 PM.
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Tried it and I don’t think I had enough of the spray on the paint (although I sprayed the crap out of it). Left a couple of marks that I cant get out. I found that a three step Maguire’s process works best. Cleaner wax, polish, carunba. If it’s going to come off this process will take care of it safely.
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Never used one on the bike or any black vehicle so cant say how it will work. I just did our entire suv including some of tge chrome with the meguires kit. Detail spray for lube and work clay back and forth. The paint was filthy from our chit weather here and it looks better than new now. It is gold in color I would be skeptical on black but never tried it
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