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Freshly Clay'd



len_beach

ClioSport Club Member
  E92 M3,172 track car
I finally finished the claying today. To say there is absolutely nothing on there, it's come up quite well.

Next week will see the SRP on the rotary, EGP and a wax.

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By len_beach, shot with K800i at 2007-10-14
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By Len_Beach at 2007-10-14
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By len_beach, shot with K800i at 2007-10-14
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By len_beach, shot with K800i at 2007-10-14
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By len_beach, shot with K800i at 2007-10-14
 

len_beach

ClioSport Club Member
  E92 M3,172 track car
Cheers guys.

Looks clean mate, what has happened to the Turinis?
I finally killed my A539's.

They're sat in the garage along with a set of Yoko' S-drives waiting for some loving with the sander and a few coats of Titanium silver.

Hopefully they'll turn out as well as the aliums.
 

len_beach

ClioSport Club Member
  E92 M3,172 track car
Looks realy nice, Never used clay before. what does it actually do?
It strips back to bare paint/lacquer. It removes any tree sap, tar, flies etc. The paintwork feels like glass afterwards.

It also removes any wax/polish so it is a good idea to re-seal once used. I just don't have the time this weekend.
 
  Saab 93 Aero Wagon
Rub it over a bit....you can begin to feel when its taken everything off. Best thing to do is keep checking with your hand every so often.

I think some people are quite fearful of claying but its not that difficult to do at all.
 


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