who else has fall out?
10-28-2004, 01:59 PM
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who else has fall out?
fall out, you know, that brownish yellowish spots on the paint? i was told that that is the process before rust?!?!?!?!?! is it cuz i hardly wax my car? anyways, i have a friend that details cars and said that it can be taken off with a clay bar. but answer this, how much of the paint will the clay bar take off? mahalos
11-04-2004, 12:25 PM
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Here's an excellent article regarding the use of clay that may help:
http://autopia.org/kb/index.php?page...2&id=31&c=root
http://autopia.org/kb/index.php?page...2&id=31&c=root
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fallout is most evident on white cars-
the rolling technique is good- i flatten mine over and twist it and fold again.
over the counter stuff is okay(mequiars, mothers) but ACS has some good clay/lube. NAPA also sells the huge bar of clay(20 bucks or so)
usually i wash my car really good 1st, rinse, then spray the lubricant directly over the wet surface.
*be sure to remove fallout often. if not it will leave "pits" in your paint. not much of an issue with white cars- but in darker colors it can show wax stuck inside the pits.
when you clay your hood try doing half- then rinsing the hood. compare the 2 sides. you will see an awesome difference!
aloha from the summit of *-^-Mauna kea-^-*
the rolling technique is good- i flatten mine over and twist it and fold again.
over the counter stuff is okay(mequiars, mothers) but ACS has some good clay/lube. NAPA also sells the huge bar of clay(20 bucks or so)
usually i wash my car really good 1st, rinse, then spray the lubricant directly over the wet surface.
*be sure to remove fallout often. if not it will leave "pits" in your paint. not much of an issue with white cars- but in darker colors it can show wax stuck inside the pits.
when you clay your hood try doing half- then rinsing the hood. compare the 2 sides. you will see an awesome difference!
aloha from the summit of *-^-Mauna kea-^-*
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