Using a clay mitt!

roverbarmy · 26th September 2019, 18:40

I've kept seeing adverts for these things and hearing folks going on about how great they are. So......... I bought one. I've been a T Cut and polish man all my life and always been happy with the results. However ............ after watching a Youtube vid on how to do it, I had a go.

Brilliant! The vid said to be careful until you get used to it, so I went along applying very little pressure and was amazed at the results.

Unfortunately, I made it rain, so couldn't get any pics but to say that I was impressed is an understatement. After a rinse, dry down and a coat of Auto glym super resin polish, the twenty year old paintwork looked fantastic.

I bought a
Farecla G3 7191 Pro Body Prep Clay Mitt Car Bodywork Detailing Mitt 7191 (£11.30 on the bay)

and if it continues to be as good as the first use, I shall be very happy!
Mike

26th September 2019, 18:40	#1
roverbarmy This is my second home Roverless + 1.7D Sportage Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: East Norfolk Posts: 7,050 Thanks: 729 Thanked 2,021 Times in 1,449 Posts	Using a clay mitt! I've kept seeing adverts for these things and hearing folks going on about how great they are. So......... I bought one. I've been a T Cut and polish man all my life and always been happy with the results. However ............ after watching a Youtube vid on how to do it, I had a go. Brilliant! The vid said to be careful until you get used to it, so I went along applying very little pressure and was amazed at the results. Unfortunately, I made it rain, so couldn't get any pics but to say that I was impressed is an understatement. After a rinse, dry down and a coat of Auto glym super resin polish, the twenty year old paintwork looked fantastic. I bought a Farecla G3 7191 Pro Body Prep Clay Mitt Car Bodywork Detailing Mitt 7191 (£11.30 on the bay) and if it continues to be as good as the first use, I shall be very happy! Mike __________________ Oil in my veins!