Freshly sap removed, claybarred, polished and waxed (no56k)
10-09-2006, 03:23 PM
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Freshly sap removed, claybarred, polished and waxed (no56k)
Yesterday at bandits house, Rob (corvettecrazy) finally got me to try out a claybar on my car, all i can say is HOLY ****, i have never seen my car shine like this!! Its amazing how much depth the metallic has that i never knew existed under all that dirt that i never knew was there. Im now a lifetime claybar user!
10-09-2006, 03:26 PM
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That Silver looks great....
Did you have the " OMG
" when you used the clay bar and saw it pulling all of that dirt out of the Clear Coat? 
First time I used it that was my reaction...
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Did you have the " OMG
" when you used the clay bar and saw it pulling all of that dirt out of the Clear Coat? First time I used it that was my reaction...
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10-09-2006, 03:27 PM
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Looking great toasty! I don't care what everyone else says, the bubble butt makes our cars stand out from the norm! 
10-09-2006, 05:03 PM
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Gotta give props to Tracy for helping us(aka doing most of the) removing of tree sap.
The sap was quite a PITA but watching toasty hump his car afterwards made it worth the time.
The sap was quite a PITA but watching toasty hump his car afterwards made it worth the time.
