cup of coffee

hawker · 24th March 2015, 15:10

just spent four hours claying and polishing my car,fingers sore,back ache.but one clean motor :-) amazed at the dirt that the clay lifted. one question for you good people, is there an alternative to the lubricant that came with the clay.thanks in advance...now for the coffee

Jordan Apex · 24th March 2015, 16:18

It's just a quick detailer spray, you can use a shampoo and water mixture too

wattonwatty · 1st April 2015, 08:20

I always use 'Bilt Hamber' auto-clay bar solely because you only need water as a lubricant.....and that saves money in the long run.

24th March 2015, 15:10	#1
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24th March 2015, 16:18	#2
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1st April 2015, 08:20	#3
wattonwatty Avid contributor MG ZT cdti + Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: TELFORD Posts: 209 Thanks: 126 Thanked 44 Times in 34 Posts	I always use 'Bilt Hamber' auto-clay bar solely because you only need water as a lubricant.....and that saves money in the long run.