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BarnshaW
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probably been asked a million times, i have tried the 3 halfords near me and none of them stock them? where else would they be sold? thanks
big eck
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motac - if you have one down that way
Ben G
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internet
Steve
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modelling shop
BarnshaW
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
modelling shop


ok so they sell the clay bars but what would you have to buy to apply with it?
SetH
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some quick detailing spray.

dont just go and get a clay kit and start slapping it about pretending you know what you are doing. Have a read up on some detailing sites.
Nic Barnes
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detailing, its just a fuckin waste of time really
SetH
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that comment is pathetic on many levels tbh
Nic Barnes
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quote:
Originally posted by SetH
that comment is pathetic on many levels tbh


even on level 6?
Steve
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not really a modelling shop lol, no halfords have the meguairs quik clay?
flame1987
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quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
quote:
Originally posted by SetH
that comment is pathetic on many levels tbh


even on level 6?


especially level 6
SetH
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getting sick of the detailing bashing on this piss ant excuse of a site tbh.

barnshaw have a look here for tips and they also sell decent products http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/guides/info_5.html

Ben G
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
not really a modelling shop lol, no halfords have the meguairs quik clay?


they should all have them but the one i went to yesterday was out of stock.
BarnshaW
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quote:
Originally posted by SetH
getting sick of the detailing bashing on this piss ant excuse of a site tbh.

barnshaw have a look here for tips and they also sell decent products http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/guides/info_5.html




cheers buddy
--DAN--
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Look on detailingworld.com mate, loads of helpful people on there, plenty of guides on best methods of claying etc. If you look in the shops on the forum you'll probably get a bit of a discount aswell.
John
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I clayed my car yesterday, i'm dubious tbh.

I didn't notice any difference.

I think it may be more applicable to older cars.

And it was mequiars quick clay from halfrauds.


[Edited on 02-09-2007 by John]
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it wont give much of a visual effect, but to the touch, if you touch a cars wing that hasnt been clayed for about a month or more, and one just done, youl notice the difference, the freshly done one will be like glass
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Its most effective on older cars or cars which don't get cleaned very often. I clayed my coupe when I first got it and the difference was amazing, however, i did it again a couple of weeks ago and the effect was minimal, i think this is down to keeping the car cleaned, polished and waxed and not allowing dirt, tar and bugs to settle on the paint.

As Steve mentions, its more a difference to touch than sight.

[Edited on 02-09-2007 by corsa-dan]
John
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I didn't notice any at all, by the looks of it the paint was actually in quite good nick.

I've polished now and i'm just about to wax, i'll get pics later hopefully.
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quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
quote:
Originally posted by SetH
that comment is pathetic on many levels tbh


even on level 6?


no idea why but that made me laugh
Steve
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its good for tar spots too

 
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