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Whittie

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Location: North Wales Drives: BMW, Corsa & Fiat
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15th Sep 07 at 20:27

And im impressed

Definately going to use it again!

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=382534&pid=4980491#pid4980491

willhouse

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15th Sep 07 at 20:31

looks good mate, you shouldnt need to clay it again for a long time now though as long as you get a few coats of a good wax on there

craig_s

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15th Sep 07 at 20:31

very nice and shiny mate.looks mint.where do you get clay barrs from?

Whittie

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15th Sep 07 at 20:32

Halfords, think it was £23, and for that i got a micro fibre cloth, small bottle of wax, 2 clay bars, and quick detailer stuff. Worth it though imo.

craig_s

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15th Sep 07 at 20:34

so do you wash it ,clay barr it then wax it in that order?

Nath

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15th Sep 07 at 20:34

Looks ace! I might have to invest in one of these bars.

Whittie

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15th Sep 07 at 20:35

Wash, quick detailer, clay, wash, polish, wax

^ for that up there though, i just washed, quick detailer, clayed, polished

[Edited on 15-09-2007 by Whittie]

willhouse

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15th Sep 07 at 20:36

oh yeah, and that wax you get with the clay kit is a bit shite from what i have found, use it on your wheels, but i would recommend something better for the panels,

Dodo Juice or Colinites or something,

But enough respect to you for getting it looking that good so far

Whittie

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15th Sep 07 at 20:37

quote:
Originally posted by willhouse
oh yeah, and that wax you get with the clay kit is a bit shite from what i have found, use it on your wheels, but i would recommend something better for the panels,

Dodo Juice or Colinites or something,

But enough respect to you for getting it looking that good so far

I used the autoglym super resin on the car, heard the wax that you get with the kit was crap

Nic Barnes

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15th Sep 07 at 20:38

wow

Nath

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15th Sep 07 at 20:40

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie

quote:
Originally posted by willhouse
oh yeah, and that wax you get with the clay kit is a bit shite from what i have found, use it on your wheels, but i would recommend something better for the panels,

Dodo Juice or Colinites or something,

But enough respect to you for getting it looking that good so far

I used the autoglym super resin on the car, heard the wax that you get with the kit was crap

I use that super resin stuff, easy to use and the results are good.

Gavin

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15th Sep 07 at 20:40

shiney!!!

pew pew pew pewwwww

willhouse

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15th Sep 07 at 20:50

quote:
Originally posted by Nath

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie

quote:
Originally posted by willhouse
oh yeah, and that wax you get with the clay kit is a bit shite from what i have found, use it on your wheels, but i would recommend something better for the panels,

Dodo Juice or Colinites or something,

But enough respect to you for getting it looking that good so far

I used the autoglym super resin on the car, heard the wax that you get with the kit was crap

I use that super resin stuff, easy to use and the results are good.

super resin is really really good and i use it myself, but you really need to put a good wax over the top of it otherwise it doenst last very long, plus putting a wax on top of the super resin makes it even shinyer

JonnyJ

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15th Sep 07 at 20:51

Clay bar is good stuff but i felt like a right tit rubbing piece of clay over my car

Very shiny mate seriously dont know why your selling this, its lovely

[Edited on 15-09-2007 by JonnyJ]

Nath

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15th Sep 07 at 20:53

Aye i'm in need of a decent wax, and everyone seems to love the clay bar! I'll give it a go.

[Edited on 15-09-2007 by Nath]

Batmanman

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15th Sep 07 at 20:56

what is a clay bar? how does it work? presumably it's like an alternative to t-cut..

Whittie

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15th Sep 07 at 21:17

quote:
Originally posted by Batmanman
what is a clay bar? how does it work? presumably it's like an alternative to t-cut..

Its like a bar of soap, takes all the dirt you cant see off your car

Batmanman

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15th Sep 07 at 21:27

so, would it de-pinkafy my flame red corsa? like t-cut?..

Whittie

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15th Sep 07 at 21:30

yES

Batmanman

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15th Sep 07 at 21:35

oOOooo sexelent, may have to invest in some of that then

Cheers.

Scotty C

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15th Sep 07 at 22:16

FFS

Robust

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15th Sep 07 at 22:29

WOW

shiney

I'm going 2 get some of that.

[Edited on 15-09-2007 by Robust]

Huwsi

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15th Sep 07 at 22:36

Can you use meg's three step with it?

BTW it looks superb mate

Mike GSi

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15th Sep 07 at 22:51

Good work whittie, i clay barred my and the missus cars today and both came out with ace results. never used it before, and like you said id use it again deffo

how exactly does a lump of clay work though

Whittie

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15th Sep 07 at 22:52

Dunno, its like a material that grabs the dirt, and doesnt let go? Bit strange but its ace

Yeah Huwsi you can 3 stage it after claying

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