kissel

What is the difference in the color of the clay bars and where do I get a "red" one.

Once I have it how do I go about using it properly. I heard soap and water but not sure

thanks

Kissel-

SpeC

i dont know if the different colors make a difference. I know that when u buy one you usually get a quick detailing spray to lube up. Clean car,dry, spray detailing spray, make sure you work the clay bar (knead it a couple times pulling it forward and then folding it back) making it the size of your palm, put it on the wet spot and rub back and forth until the area is smooth. You will feel it pulling off the cr*p on your car. Wipe off with a clean towel and knead the clay bar again and wet a new area and repeat.

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Cmr0z28

You don't need red clay (the most abrasive, made by clay magic, and I wouldnt recommend that a newbie uses it) unless you're removing heavy overspray. Regular detailing clay (Mother's, Clay Magic blue, Meguiar's, etc) will work fine. www.autopia-carcare.com sells very good clay for only $6 a bar, and use a few drops of car shampoo in a spray bottle with water as lube.

kissel

got the mothers california gold, will give it a shot this afternoon. see how it goes.....

thanks for the replies

kissel

Cmr0z28

Any time

LS1_03

I picked up a Meguiars Quik Clay kit today and it works great. $10.

SSHORTT

I wouldnt advise using it if you dont have too or dont really know what your doing! youll end up "sanding" dull spots..... I did it in Auto body shop!!! and i was being supervised

kissel

boy it worked pretty good, i need to go back and do it again to "clean" it up a little....

thanks to all who helped!!!

Kissel-

Cmr0z28