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 Post subject: Re: Claybar How To
PostPosted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 7:20 pm 
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just a question, why do you use soapy water and detail spray to keep it wet? Ive used clay for the past 5-6 years and never used water, always just detail spray. might be using it wrong, which is why im asking. i never had an issue with clay in one hand and spary in the other just keeping it wet.

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 Post subject: Re: Claybar How To
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He used soapy water just for additional lubrication. I personally just use spray detailer, but I go crazy heavy with it to keep everything very wet, but that can get expensive after a while :lol: Which reminds me, I need to clay and wax my car.

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 Post subject: Re: Claybar How To
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if you use a dish soap it also helps in getting any old wax off so you get down to bare paint.

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 Post subject: Re: Claybar How To
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^^Also a good point. Just remember to wax well afterwards.

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 Post subject: Re: Claybar How To
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ok good to know. its not so much i was doing it wrong, just doing it one of a few ways that it can be done.

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 Post subject: Re: Claybar How To
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Dawn and/or Orange Degreaser cleaner work wonders and save you a lot of headache. I don't use any clay lub when claying the GTP. I just use the water itself, makes it easier and more financially appealing.

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 Post subject: Re: Claybar How To
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Excellent how to. Thanks so much!! My mustang buddy and I are gonna detail our cars as soon as all the mud drys up.

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DP 08 GXP wrote:
if you use a dish soap it also helps in getting any old wax off so you get down to bare paint.


I thought that was a BIG no-no to do for a car.

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 Post subject: Re: Claybar How To
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Malefic_GP wrote:
DP 08 GXP wrote:
if you use a dish soap it also helps in getting any old wax off so you get down to bare paint.


I thought that was a BIG no-no to do for a car.


You don't want to do it all the time or else it will dry out the rubber trim pieces. It is fine to do it once or twice a year when you are doing a full strip clay and polish detail

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