So i have no idea about what clay bar does ect. But how can i restore my car's paint smoothness because my whole cr is smooth but my fender is not, so what is it that you guys do when you take it for a wash?
How is a clay bar able to do this? Is it a lipid?That's not true. The clay removes contaminants that are embedded in the paint such as tar, metal, dirt, rocks, etc. This stuff will easily penetrate a wax layer and clay is the only way to get it out. Wax will only help to prevent minor swirls and UV aging.
Ya Stinger's quote is right on, here's another site with some nice pics and explanation.How is a clay bar able to do this? Is it a lipid?
Same way I know if the milk man did a good job or not. . .I check to see if my girlfriend smoked a cigarette.How can u tell if the detailer did a good/bad job?
After noticing my spending habits on car care products, and those of other similarly minded people - I'm convinced that those already crowded shelves at Autozone still have room enough for me to invent products and get filthy rich. That's one of the few areas in life that you actually do shop on price, the higher the price the better you assume the product is. No one buys the Turtle Wax paste in a green plastic can for $4! Thank god it's pretty much the only place I throw caution into the wind!To the guy who said $50 for the whole kit, you are insane. I have a jar of wax alone that costs $50. My detailing kit right now is probably valued at ~$500+ and I have a very basic one. I detail on the side and do my own and my family's cars but that's about it. I find it soothing and relaxing to do the work myself.