read before look at pics - (huge 56k warning)
#15
Senior Member
Certified GM nut
here'* my recommendation: sign up for meguiarsonline.com
show mike phillips or other professionals pictures of what you think needs work/could be changed.
most likely they will recommend some professional line products, and minus the step of dawn (but thats too late now)
dawn isn't really need except for very picky stuff like zaino, the claybar and cleaner you used took off any wax you had on ur car anyways.
show mike phillips or other professionals pictures of what you think needs work/could be changed.
most likely they will recommend some professional line products, and minus the step of dawn (but thats too late now)
dawn isn't really need except for very picky stuff like zaino, the claybar and cleaner you used took off any wax you had on ur car anyways.
#17
Senior Member
True Car Nut
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Michigan
Posts: 3,978
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I think it looks good...and I doubt any product can create perfect results.
Question though: I thought the claybar was mostly to be used on you lower panels, especially in overspray areas? Granted this could be a good thing for the entire car, wouldn't the most results be seen on areas of the car where dirt is more likely to be stuck?
Question though: I thought the claybar was mostly to be used on you lower panels, especially in overspray areas? Granted this could be a good thing for the entire car, wouldn't the most results be seen on areas of the car where dirt is more likely to be stuck?
#18
Senior Member
Certified GM nut
you will probably notice the biggest difference with a claybar on the lower rocker panels......but you also be suprised of all the airborne contaminants that it removes from the hood, roof, trunk, doors, etc.........
clay bar = necessity
clay bar = necessity