Liquid Clay Bar?
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I used the liquid clay bar and the liquid ice last week. The liquid clay bad was like a deep clean to the body. I guess it did its job but my car didnt really have any containments to notice but it was much smoother after words. The liquid ice I would have to say is like putting armor all on your exterior. It was easy and fast to use, left it really shinny and deep. All in all I would use a standard clay bar and wax. There were still noticable swirl marks there in the sun that im sure a regular wax would take car of, but if you had little time to wax and clay bar then use the turtle wax
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^ Next on their new product campaign are a liquid dent-remover, a gas spray-on PC buffer, and a Detailer Relief midget in a bottle that beings you beers while you detail your car...
See also: Gimmick, n.
See also: Gimmick, n.
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Originally Posted by CAMJAG
I used the liquid clay bar and the liquid ice last week. The liquid clay bad was like a deep clean to the body. I guess it did its job but my car didnt really have any containments to notice but it was much smoother after words. The liquid ice I would have to say is like putting armor all on your exterior. It was easy and fast to use, left it really shinny and deep. All in all I would use a standard clay bar and wax. There were still noticable swirl marks there in the sun that im sure a regular wax would take car of, but if you had little time to wax and clay bar then use the turtle wax
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Originally Posted by bboyferala
Detailer Relief midget in a bottle that beings you beers while you detail your car...
Last edited by Gipraw; 05-18-2007 at 07:21 AM.
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Originally Posted by Gipraw
Liquid clay bar is not a substitute for a real clay bar.
they are very ineffective, and a waste of time and money.
they are very ineffective, and a waste of time and money.