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    Default Car detailing "The clay bar"?? reps

    So i bought new car, and after washin and waxing i found the rear bumper had been repainted. Got a little over spray. Not bad enought to take back. Car runs and looks great. question to you guys is, ever used the clay bar and how did you like it. OH and my paint is silver. if that helps

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    clay bar will work you just have to be careful cause of silver is a very light color andf the clear coat is a bit weaker then lets say black\red it will work just be careful whne you use it

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    well i was reading if you use the lub spray it works well. I just wanted to make sure others have good feedback on it before spending 20 bucks on a little clay bar and spray. lol. mothers or meguirs
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    Clay bar it and then buff the hell out of it. I reccomend a four stage buff with carnbel (sp?) wax. Add more if needed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blitanicle99
    Clay bar it and then buff the hell out of it. I reccomend a four stage buff with carnbel (sp?) wax. Add more if needed.
    4stage will work but you ahve to take your time with it and not let the carnbel lock up cause if ti does have a nice day haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by deathbyturbo
    4stage will work but you ahve to take your time with it and not let the carnbel lock up cause if ti does have a nice day haha
    You'll be buying a new clear coat

    If it's not really noticeable I'd just live with it. Or take to to some place that does it a lot. It's easy to mess up a paintjob.
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    The clay bar was kinda tedious but workd better than I could have imagined. And if you run out of the included spray or whatever you can use meguiars quick detailer if you have it.
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    yup, agreed, take it to someplace and have it cut and buffed.


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    No i cant just leave it. i bought the clay bar, sprayed some quick detail on and brushed lightly, and WOW, its so much smoother in that one place. Ill be doin the whole car after work.
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    please dont laugh i have issues when it come to how smooth my car is. lol
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    WTF is a Carnbel wax? A wax made of caramels? Hmm not only good for the paint, but it tastes good too !!


    ps. do you mean carnauba or carnuba?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ISAtlanta300
    WTF is a Carnbel wax? A wax made of caramels? Hmm not only good for the paint, but it tastes good too !!


    ps. do you mean carnauba or carnuba?
    I was wondering the same thing.
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