> <myself@myplace.com> wrote:
> What the hell are you talking about?
Obviously you don't use it. ;o)
Try Googling clay for car cleaning, specifically "clay bar" or "auto detail
clay." Appears to be some sort of poly clay. Stuff runs upwards of $20 for
a soap-sized bar I and saw today that Aaron Brother's Art Stores has poly
(modeling) clay for $1.50 for a bar with about the same amount as the
higher-priced auto wax brands.
Zaino Brothers (their online wax shop) sells it as does Mother's Gold,
MacGuire's and a whole bunch of others. They even sell foam pads that
attach to Porter Cable random orbit polishers that holds a bit of clay in
the pad along with a lubricant. Supposedly the idea is that it replaces
polishing compounds and cutting agents that remove clear coats whereas the
clay doesn't.
B~
myself@myplace.com - 09 Jan 2006 06:16 GMT
>> <myself@myplace.com> wrote:
>> What the hell are you talking about?
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>B~
Thanks for explaining. I had no clue what you meant.... I never heard
of doing that....
Personally, that sounds like too much work. A coat of wax is so much
easier... Of course my old beater just gets a bath once and awhile and
thats about it.