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    Beadmaker as a clay lube?

    A friend is coming over tomorrow and we will detail his BMW X5, so I don't have time to shop around for a dedicated clay lube. Can BM be used as a clay lube?

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    Re: Beadmaker as a clay lube?

    Nope. Definitely not a good idea. It's not a quick detailer, it's a spray sealant. What other products you have? We might be able to find something better that works. Or just get something at Autozone/Pep Boys/O'Reilly, they should all have some clay lube on the shelf.
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    Re: Beadmaker as a clay lube?

    I believe Griots Speed Shine can double as a clay lube, something you might find locally.

    JF

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    Re: Beadmaker as a clay lube?

    Thanks guys. I'll pick up Speed Shine locally.

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    Re: Beadmaker as a clay lube?

    Speed Shine is an excellent clay lube...can usually be found at Autozone. Don't get the Best Of Show Quick Detailer...it's not meant to be used as clay lube

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    Re: Beadmaker as a clay lube?

    In a pinch, soapy water can be used for clay lube. If you have a rinseless, or waterless wash, those can be used as a clay lube too.
    "I've seen a good quality car wash look better than some guys complete detail jobs."
    Mike Phillips 10/21/09

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