luvmyrv
02-20-2018, 10:12 PM
Today, I washed my truck...a 2016 Chevy 2500. I then used McKee's Xtreme Iron remover,(after the truck was dried from the wash) and let it dwell for the recommended 3 minutes, rinsed off, dried it, the gave it a clay bar treatment using GG Clay Bar with the GG Speed Shine. There was some red from the Iron remover but nothing extreme. I was generous with the Speed Shine and felt like I gave it a pretty good passing of the clay bar. Once done, the paint felt very nice to the hand but when I give it the baggie test, it doesn't seem to pass in my opinion. I feel like something is still there and can hear a bit too. Now never having done the baggie test before I am not sure how "quiet" it should be. I redid a section of the truck a 2nd time with the Speed Shine and GG Clay Bar, and really did not notice any difference when doing the baggie test again. I am at a bit of a loss if I need to keep claying, although it doesn't seem to improve it any more, or if I should just proceed now to the polish stage. I have the McKee's 360 on hand that I planned to use followed by the McKee's Hi Def sealant. Thoughts and suggestions?