This Clay ok?

albireo said:

After getting convinced to clay my new car I went to a number of places in Sacramento and could only find two kinds of clay - "Clay Magic" and "Mother's Clay" I ended up getting the Clay Magic stuff. It comes with it's only clay lube in it, but I have tons of Meguiar's quik detail if it's better...
Just looking for direction before I do the car this weekend!
Thanks everyone!
Joe

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billyb196 said:

I'm not sure why you would want to clay a vehicle this new, unless you park it outside, live next to the ocean, freeway or a petroleum plant. Qui potest capere capiat!



I used Maguire’s up until today, when I used Adam's on my 2003 F-150 today. I did half the hood with Maguire’s and half with Adam's. Clay, used detail spray for lube, polished and waxed. There was no comparison!



http://www.adamspolishes.com/

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Whiplash-GT said:

a lot of cars are transported by rail..
the metallic dust left on the cars surface from the trains brakes can really be a biatch down the road
why would you not clay a car w/o ensuring the surface is as clean as it could be before protecting it with a wax??

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