Rust Spots? F00k That!
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Rust Spots? F00k That!
As an owner of a white RA, from day 1 it seems I had that 'shipping rail rust' spotted all over on my paint....it was a pain in the **** to look at, difficult to remove, and made the paint feel like *** to touch.
Enter the Claybar.
I HIGHLY reccomend this to anyone with any form of paint contaminents, be it the 'rust' spots, tree sap, tar....whatever. Simply sprayed on the detailer, keeping it wet, then rubbed down the car with the clay bar. The surface is slippery like your mom's pu...slippery like a wet seal, and I haven't even had a chance to give it a re-waxing yet. Go! Buy yours now!
Enter the Claybar.
I HIGHLY reccomend this to anyone with any form of paint contaminents, be it the 'rust' spots, tree sap, tar....whatever. Simply sprayed on the detailer, keeping it wet, then rubbed down the car with the clay bar. The surface is slippery like your mom's pu...slippery like a wet seal, and I haven't even had a chance to give it a re-waxing yet. Go! Buy yours now!
Originally Posted by Azure
As an owner of a white RA, from day 1 it seems I had that 'shipping rail rust' spotted all over on my paint....it was a pain in the **** to look at, difficult to remove, and made the paint feel like *** to touch.
Enter the Claybar.
I HIGHLY reccomend this to anyone with any form of paint contaminents, be it the 'rust' spots, tree sap, tar....whatever. Simply sprayed on the detailer, keeping it wet, then rubbed down the car with the clay bar. The surface is slippery like your mom's pu...slippery like a wet seal, and I haven't even had a chance to give it a re-waxing yet. Go! Buy yours now!
Enter the Claybar.
I HIGHLY reccomend this to anyone with any form of paint contaminents, be it the 'rust' spots, tree sap, tar....whatever. Simply sprayed on the detailer, keeping it wet, then rubbed down the car with the clay bar. The surface is slippery like your mom's pu...slippery like a wet seal, and I haven't even had a chance to give it a re-waxing yet. Go! Buy yours now!
thanks
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It's essetially a bar of silly-puddy feeling clay that you rub over the surface of your car after lubricating it with a detailer of some sort (though my guess is you could use water even) and the clay picks up the deposits on the paint. The exact one I used was http://www.meguiars.com/estore/produ...ystem&sku=G-11 that, but I paid a few bucks more...any autoparts store or, hell, even WalMart shold have it!
Originally Posted by Azure
It's essetially a bar of silly-puddy feeling clay that you rub over the surface of your car after lubricating it with a detailer of some sort (though my guess is you could use water even) and the clay picks up the deposits on the paint. The exact one I used was http://www.meguiars.com/estore/produ...ystem&sku=G-11 that, but I paid a few bucks more...any autoparts store or, hell, even WalMart shold have it!
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Originally Posted by RalliTrav05
Thanks man... I'll go check autozone and walmart today and see if I can pick some up. I'll let you know how it is. I also have a white RA and would do anything to avoid these rust spots that you had.
Originally Posted by Azure
It's essetially a bar of silly-puddy feeling clay that you rub over the surface of your car after lubricating it with a detailer of some sort (though my guess is you could use water even) and the clay picks up the deposits on the paint. The exact one I used was http://www.meguiars.com/estore/produ...ystem&sku=G-11 that, but I paid a few bucks more...any autoparts store or, hell, even WalMart shold have it!
-joe