I know there are two types of bonded contaminents: the above surface and below surface. I also know you use a clay bar on the above surface and a cleaner/polish for the below surface. I have always heard you need to clay it first beford you tackle the contaminents below the surface. My question is if you plan on using the cleaner/polish wouldn't it knock both of them out at one time and remove all the contaminents?
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Re: Rookie Bonded Contaminent Question
No you wash a car to get rid of above surface contaminants.
You Clay to remove the bonded contaminants.Joel
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Re: Rookie Bonded Contaminent Question
To clear things up a little bit.
You clay to remove above surface contaminants and you use a Paint Cleaner or Cleaner Polish to remove below surface defects
And you wash to remove loose contaminants that have not yet bonded to the paint
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