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Re: Clay / polish question
Originally Posted by luckydawg
Are there any clay bars out there / available that will take out surface contaminants -- yet fine enough that polishing will not be necessary?
Originally Posted by Dr Oldz
I've not only had good luck with the Pinnacle Ultra Poly Clay - I've also shared a number of car detail projects I've done personally where I chose this clay just because I believe it will give me the best chance to clay the car, remove the contaminants and keep marring to a minimum.
BUT - my RULE is - IF I'm going to clay a car - I"m also going to do at least one machine polishing step.
Here's one example, a full write-up too, something you simply cannot find easily anywhere else, any longer.
See post #4
Review: Pinnacle Jeweling Wax - 2014 Maserati GT Sport detailed by Mike Phillips
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Re: Clay / polish question
Here's another old 2-door European job I used the Pinnacle Ultra Fine grade clay on, this car had SUPER SOFT paint
Original BASECOAT/CLEARCOAT paint - 1996 Porsche 993
But again, I also machine polished afterwards.
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