oh shit new cleaning tool
11-23-2006, 03:58 PM
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oh snap new cleaning tool
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so today i was adjusting fenders on my car and cleaning everything out real good and then as i was washing my car i always get to this spot where i hate.so then i do the usuall elbow grease on the tough scuffs of black which i dont know where they came from and i move on as usuall they dont come off then as i am walking back into my house i spot this http://www.mrclean.com/sites/e...shtml just sitting there.so i go back out and give it a foe swipes and BAM they were gone with ease.so i move to the next and BAM gone so i go over my whole car with this and it took out all the paint dings from other cars. i got red blue and black off of my car.
this stuff works great and if u can go out and buy some i highly recommend it for those tough scuff marks.
by the way my car is vsm and it really helped
maybe i could take some before and after pics later
Modified by hatch96y7 at 10:47 PM 11/23/2006
Modified by hatch96y7 at 10:52 PM 11/23/2006
so today i was adjusting fenders on my car and cleaning everything out real good and then as i was washing my car i always get to this spot where i hate.so then i do the usuall elbow grease on the tough scuffs of black which i dont know where they came from and i move on as usuall they dont come off then as i am walking back into my house i spot this http://www.mrclean.com/sites/e...shtml just sitting there.so i go back out and give it a foe swipes and BAM they were gone with ease.so i move to the next and BAM gone so i go over my whole car with this and it took out all the paint dings from other cars. i got red blue and black off of my car.
this stuff works great and if u can go out and buy some i highly recommend it for those tough scuff marks.
by the way my car is vsm and it really helped
maybe i could take some before and after pics later
Modified by hatch96y7 at 10:47 PM 11/23/2006
Modified by hatch96y7 at 10:52 PM 11/23/2006
11-23-2006, 04:36 PM
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Re: oh **** new cleaning tool (Djole_V)
it does work great, although it also takes off your wax, make sure you are cleaning and rewaxing the areas where you use it. 
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Re: (hatch96y7)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hatch96y7 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how much does a clay bar cost never seen them at walgreens?</TD></TR></TABLE>
lol
clay bar kit is like 15 bucks? i think... it includes the clay bar, a bottle of quick detailer to use as lubricant, and a small bottle of wax.
Chances are they dont sell something like that at walgreens, buy your detailing stuff at an actual car parts store! Pepboys, autozone, or any autoparts stores has the kit for sure.
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clay bar kit is like 15 bucks? i think... it includes the clay bar, a bottle of quick detailer to use as lubricant, and a small bottle of wax.
Chances are they dont sell something like that at walgreens, buy your detailing stuff at an actual car parts store!
Pepboys, autozone, or any autoparts stores has the kit for sure.
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11-24-2006, 07:19 PM
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a car clay bar is not like the clay you used in Pottery in high school. It works wonders tho, well worth the money. Really brought out hte color of my car. Good stuff.
BTW, you don't have to use the supplied stuff to lube the paint when u do it. You can use plain soap to do it, just make sure theres always plenty of it or else u'll scratch the paint.
BTW, you don't have to use the supplied stuff to lube the paint when u do it. You can use plain soap to do it, just make sure theres always plenty of it or else u'll scratch the paint.
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