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After an hour with the claybar. . . .
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Not trying to call you out, but what exactly are we looking at here? Got "before" pics? Claybar doesn't do anything for your paint but rid of contaminants that washing or solvents won't get off, without resorting to focused agitation.
The paint looks great, but unless you have some crusty decade-old bird poop, I don't see anything that can be attributed to the use of a claybar.
The paint looks great, but unless you have some crusty decade-old bird poop, I don't see anything that can be attributed to the use of a claybar.
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From: Little Rock Ar
Originally Posted by NightWindDriftr
Not trying to call you out, but what exactly are we looking at here? Got "before" pics? Claybar doesn't do anything for your paint but rid of contaminants that washing or solvents won't get off, without resorting to focused agitation.
The paint looks great, but unless you have some crusty decade-old bird poop, I don't see anything that can be attributed to the use of a claybar.
The paint looks great, but unless you have some crusty decade-old bird poop, I don't see anything that can be attributed to the use of a claybar.
