clay bar?

03redfiregt

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Hey guys wich clay bar is best? I have never used one before. I have some light water spots on my car most likely from the water at my house. The sun got on it a couple of time before i could dry it and i can't get the spots out. A few people told me to try using a clay bar but witch one is best?

 

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usually claymagic or mothers comes up as good

 

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I've had good results with the Zaino claybar and their related products. Check them out @ www.zainostore.com

 

bigblackboat

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claymagic

Use the claymagic light grade blue clay bar with automagic 49bodyshine. It's a fantastic combination. Works wonders on your exterior and won't crumble like most other clay bars.

 

MSM0075

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I've tryed Moters and ClayMagic. Diden't really tell a difference. I heard somewhere that ClayMagic isn't as good beacuse the "lube sucks"

 

gunsfan

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MSM0075 said:

I've tryed Moters and ClayMagic. Diden't really tell a difference. I heard somewhere that ClayMagic isn't as good beacuse the "lube sucks"

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True, the lube is not great, but you can use any quick detailing spray or even a 10-1 mix of water and car soap to lube...Its the quality of the bar that should matter most, and Claymagic and Mother's for that matter are both good choices.

 

MSM0075

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gunsfan said:

..even a 10-1 mix of water and car soap to lube...

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Whats the best way to do mix? (Ratios)

 

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Actually, after using the clay, they make some fine quality artist sculpting and shaping clay that I believe is the exact same (that California clay). The only difference would be price. The artist stuff is cheaper. I will do some research and see if it really is the same, because the principle of how the clay works is identical.