Alternative to claying?

[Luftmasse]

Originally Posted by buster
Originally Posted by SatinSilver
An Iron remover is a great paint cleaner and does so chemically. A great step to use prior to claying so you're not dragging contaminates across the paint. The Gtechniq (Amazon) one works very well. Then you can spot clay the areas that need it. Use the plastic baggy test to see what areas need it. If the bag drags against the surface then you know it's time to clay. Then I'd go over those areas with some TW Scratch and Swirl Remover from WM.


Thank you. Appreciate it.

Do any retail stores carry anything?


Where in New Jersey you from?

 

[Pew]

Originally Posted by buster
Originally Posted by blupupher
Originally Posted by The_Nuke
Use something like the Mothers Clay 2.0 if you are going do it. It's easy to find locally and easy to use, and it's not too aggressive to really be of danger, as long as you use while washing car (lots of soap suds!) or after a wash but with plenty of clay lube.
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I agree. I even posted about using it HERE.

I despised using clay so I rarely did it. I now don't mind doing it at all with this.


This is perfect. I'm going with the Mothers Clay 2.0. This is exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you.

That's the thread that got me to buy Mother's Clay 2.0 also. It's worlds faster than regular clay and doesn't cramp up your hand.

 

[Gipple]

I just saw a YouTube video where a guy used plumber putty to clay his truck. Cheap and seemed to work.