Ice liquid clay bar?
06-24-2007, 11:32 AM
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Ice liquid clay bar? Anyone use it? I used the Meguiars clay bar kit and it worked great. I just wanted to hear some results from the liquid clay bar kit.
06-24-2007, 07:49 PM
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not a fan of either .. no durability with the wax, and liquid clay bars never work ..
liquid clay bars will not do the job a solid clay bar will do.
liquid clay bars will not do the job a solid clay bar will do.
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I will post picks later this week, I used the ice clay bar and polish on my black T/A
let me tell you, It worked fricken awesome and I am a picky detailer!
let me tell you, It worked fricken awesome and I am a picky detailer!
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I will post pics later this week, I used the ice clay bar and polish on my black T/A
let me tell you, It worked fricken awesome and I am a picky detailer!
let me tell you, It worked fricken awesome and I am a picky detailer!
06-24-2007, 11:11 PM
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i hate the polish....its too greasy, takes forever to dry (i even waited 30 minutes and it still ouldnt dry). bc of this it was hard as hell to remove nd was way too oily. i mustve got a bad bottle or somethin, but bc of this i wont even give the claybar a shot.
06-25-2007, 01:09 AM
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I used the claybar the other day. Or rather, I did the driver's door with it, said "**** this," and finished the rest of the car with a a mother's claybar.
The liquid claybar doesn't do jack. It simply doesnt leave the car with that "just clayed" glassy feeling. It also leaves residue if you put too much on and it simply does not work. You can feel that it's not picking up surface contaminants if you run the back of your hand across the finish. In my book, there's no substitute for a good old fashioned clay bar.
The liquid claybar doesn't do jack. It simply doesnt leave the car with that "just clayed" glassy feeling. It also leaves residue if you put too much on and it simply does not work. You can feel that it's not picking up surface contaminants if you run the back of your hand across the finish. In my book, there's no substitute for a good old fashioned clay bar.
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I love it! used it on my Red Z and my friends black WS6!
We did my friends black trans am that didn't get washed all winter and was driven everyday snow, ice you name it! Well we tried just waxing it mothers,and others and it helped but still didn't look good! So we did this and WOW it gave it back that deep gloss black look!!!
I did the clay bar in the shade and the polish in the sunlight! Sunlight helps doing the polish! It never really drys so it makes it a little easier to polish out!
We did my friends black trans am that didn't get washed all winter and was driven everyday snow, ice you name it! Well we tried just waxing it mothers,and others and it helped but still didn't look good! So we did this and WOW it gave it back that deep gloss black look!!!
I did the clay bar in the shade and the polish in the sunlight! Sunlight helps doing the polish! It never really drys so it makes it a little easier to polish out!
