Where to Buy Detailing Clay?
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CTC only has the kits. With a small brick & spray. btw always check the contents - often the clay bar has been stolen by some lowlife. ![banghead](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/banghead.gif)
But just the clay? Good question.
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But just the clay? Good question.
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CT isn't too bad as far as clay goes (read up on autopia about it).
eshine.ca is great for ordering detail supplies. ur car's always clean tho man...i doubt u'd need 2 hit it with anything too strong.
water, soap, rinse....repeat as needed FTW.
eshine.ca is great for ordering detail supplies. ur car's always clean tho man...i doubt u'd need 2 hit it with anything too strong.
water, soap, rinse....repeat as needed FTW.
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Clean or not, if you drive it on a road, you need to clay it to remove the embedded grit. Do this test: wrap a piece of plastic food wrap on your hand and run against the paint. If it glides totally smoothly: you don't need to clay it. If it snags a bit: use the clay.
FYI: I clay mine twice a year. Spring and the late fall. Followed by a full polish with Optimum Poli-Seal (using a Porter Cable random orbital polisher), 1 coat of P21S Concour wax, and a final wipe down with Optimum Opti-Seal paint sealer. I also do the wheels the same way.
I get all my supplies now at eshine.ca
FYI: I clay mine twice a year. Spring and the late fall. Followed by a full polish with Optimum Poli-Seal (using a Porter Cable random orbital polisher), 1 coat of P21S Concour wax, and a final wipe down with Optimum Opti-Seal paint sealer. I also do the wheels the same way.
I get all my supplies now at eshine.ca
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