I work in a detail shop, I make good money, But I do it for the love of making the car look great. Be sure to always wax your vehicle after you claybar it.

I've used claybar on many of occasions (obviously) and I've had my share of problems with it, it can be great to get stubborn bugs off the front end, but it can also not get them all off.

 

Yes, I did not mention that, anytime you use a clay, wax your car.

Aaron

 

now im sure it dosnt work as well as the real clay bar but does anyone have any experience with the turtle wax liquid clay bar? seemed interesting to me, still yet to test it myself....

 

Here some updated pix of my Neon.












Did process by hand, Wash, clay, ScratchX, Deep Crystal Polish step 2, 2 coats of NXT wax.

I do realize that I have a lot of wheel space in the wheel wells and was advised to lower the car, but when I get in (6' 290) and the rest of the family get's in , it's lowered =) LOL.

Thanks for looking.

Aaron

 

Clay bar , followed by 3M finesse it II, followed by polish,and followed by wax ... looks pretty good for 98 factory paint

 

Looks awesome. Is that an award your holding up?

Wish I had a sunroof.

Aaron

 

Yes it was Super Summit XV at Summit Racing ... Top 50 out of over 2000 cars

 

That is awesome!

Good Show

 

Claybar is the $hit!!! Ill do my car every couple months with the bar. All i need to get myself now is a good rotary buffer to polish with and ill be set.

 

The new Liquid Clay Bar by Turtle Wax seemed to work 10x quicker for me. Followed up by some of their basic wax makes for a blinding vehicle in the sun. [8D]