Clay Bar Your HHR
03-08-2009, 03:58 PM
#101
My dad just uses old towels, and obviously all of our cars have swirl marks on the from it... Since the HHR doesn't have any marks on it, I'd like to start using something different. I've tried a shammoi, but I don't really like them....they stink.
03-08-2009, 05:44 PM
#102
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Join Date: 06-04-2008
Location: Toledo, OH
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i use them for washing and rubbing wax off. they are not very good for drying personally. a good shammy does it quite well. buy a really leather shammy. a little pricey but they dont suck butt like the fake ones do.
03-19-2009, 08:10 AM
#103
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Join Date: 03-19-2009
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 296
In my exp with Claybaring a car is if you do not feel resistance, and feels butter smooth but still sees contamination or stains, then it has gone deeper then the surface. You should then take it to a qualified detailer to see if anything can be done. If not then start looking for quotes on a paint job.
05-06-2009, 12:16 AM
#107
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Join Date: 03-28-2008
Location: Oshawa
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Also if your not using microfiber rags yet start. These are 1000% better than any towel, cloth or diaper you can use. Today they are faily cheap so please check them out. Walmart has has some good deals on them.
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Just make sure that they are a 80/20 blend. This is best blend of material. Cheap ones usually don't have this specific blend.
Also if your not using microfiber rags yet start. These are 1000% better than any towel, cloth or diaper you can use. Today they are faily cheap so please check them out. Walmart has has some good deals on them.
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Just make sure that they are a 80/20 blend. This is best blend of material. Cheap ones usually don't have this specific blend.
08-02-2009, 09:42 PM
#109
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Join Date: 09-14-2007
Location: SoCAL & Louisville, KY
Posts: 3,365
I spent 3 hours on my Blackie yesterday getting him ready for our San Diego g2g: washed, clayed, waxed.
The shine is gorgeous even if I do say so myself!
As for the roof, a pita for me as I'm only 5'1" (and have a sunroof and rails), but just used the old step-stool and did it in 4 sections.
My Blackie will be a *close* second in shine to Todd's UMA at the show.
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The shine is gorgeous even if I do say so myself!
As for the roof, a pita for me as I'm only 5'1" (and have a sunroof and rails), but just used the old step-stool and did it in 4 sections.
My Blackie will be a *close* second in shine to Todd's UMA at the show.
@
