Thread: So I did the baggie test after I clay barred the whole car.
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Old 10-14-2010, 09:53 AM   #24 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by red6spd View Post
Washing the car will remove all that stuff you just mentioned. Claying a car is not something you do all the time. If you want to properly clay a car you need to get down to a clean finish on the paint by using some kind of paint prep. You caly the car polish it then wax it. You guys are just washing your car then claying it??? Normally the dirt and crap a clay bar removes you cant even see with the naked eye.
-- "some kind" of paint prep? great answer

-- yes we are just washing then claying. i should have said wash with a paint prep soap... geeezzz

-- and no, you CAN see the crap the clay bar removes. its right there in the clay!

good luck with the finish OP. im sure its nothing and your just missing something simple.
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