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How aggressive are they compared to the quick clay?
What is the difference?
What is the difference?
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Chopped 55 Suburban
99 3.0 CL
Family cars:
1958 Eldo Biarrittz Vert
48 Merc Woody - a true sleeper
New project: 67 Sunbeam Tiger
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Personally I find both to be good, but the detailer bars are probably worth finding/ordering. The nice thing about the detailer bars is they are larger and come in a closeable container. I split one of the bars up in to 3 separate bars so using them about 3 times each you get 9 or 10 uses out of one. I was told to avoid the aggressive bars unless your really doing some heavy restoration and plan on buffing afterwards anyways, but the mild bar is really effective.
Must have, must buy!Later,
Ricky
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Re: Detailers Clay
Hi Hunter, err I mean ScottOriginally posted by HotRodGuy
How aggressive are they compared to the quick clay?
What is the difference?
The mild clay is more aggressive than the Quik Clay, and the aggressive clay is more aggressive than the mild clay. The aggressive clay will mar a finish in good condition. If you're planning on buffing the car out after claying it, then you can use the aggressive clay.
MikeLast edited by Chris Nemlich; Nov 10, 2004, 07:04 PM.Comment
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Thanks Mike!
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99 3.0 CL
Family cars:
1958 Eldo Biarrittz Vert
48 Merc Woody - a true sleeper
New project: 67 Sunbeam Tiger
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