coasTTal

I just did claybar on my son's black magic Passat and there were streaks left. I used alot of the spray lubricant that came with the claybar, but still the streaks. It took alot of washing and scrubbing to remove the streaks.

What was I doing wrong?

Also, what do you use for lubricant when claybarring?

Thanks, John
formerly johnnyBTT
I love cars that only make left turns.

OTOF

typed that). Others use the one made for the product. Use a lot of it and don't use too much clay bar. I've found some clay bars are just gummier than others. Also, do one small area at a time and get off any residue...don't do a huge area at a time so that it dries up.

Zero1

ROFL! can't stop loughing about that comment:-)))

Rennen

Please tell it slowly in a husky voice if you don't mind.

Zero1

LOL!

OTOF

Mmmm, baby.....if y'all don't know by now, there's no helping you out. ;-D

BigTT

stick/streak when used on warm/hot paint no matter HOW much lubricant you use. (Specifically I have found this to be true with both Mequires and the 3M product). I have had very good success with the Zaino clay bar and is what I use exclusively now.


Good luck,

Rennen

<boing> (ignoring the last part)

BigTT

I love it when you talk dirty!!

John P. (TT 225)

You can mix car shampoo and water for lube (keep away from mucus membranes, Denny!).