josh00mac · Jul 22, 2016

Time for a lengthy clean. I would recommend a clay bar to anyone who will listen!!

tomcat59alan · Jul 22, 2016

I would recomend you wipe out your reg.number.

wammers · Jul 22, 2016

tomcat59alan said:
I would recomend you wipe out your reg.number.

Just so there will be a plate being made as we speak. Good trip Alan?

tomcat59alan · Jul 22, 2016

wammers said:
Just so there will be a plate being made as we speak. Good trip Alan?

Yup, I'll bell you.

Disco1BFG · Jul 22, 2016

tomcat59alan said:
I would recomend you wipe out your reg.number.

+1; a sad indictment of the modern world, but oh, so true.

Grrrrrr · Jul 22, 2016

tomcat59alan said:
You haven't tried a 3/4 drive have you, snigger snigger.

Ah, welcome back from the sweatbox. Been quiet without you.

Dopey · Jul 22, 2016

tomcat59alan said:
I would recomend you wipe out your reg.number.

Why? I am getting free congestion charge!

Littelwill · Jul 22, 2016

Are clay bars that good Josh00mac?

biketeacherdave · Jul 22, 2016

Took it to Thorpe park along with the rest of the family

biketeacherdave · Jul 22, 2016

Littelwill said:
Are clay bars that good Josh00mac?

Yes they are once you have used one you will never go back to your old wash routine

Littelwill · Jul 22, 2016

Forgive my ignorance but how do you use one? And are there any better ones to go and ones to avoid?

welshsteve · Jul 22, 2016

Josh00mac Your looks amazing mate, 10 out of 10

biketeacherdave · Jul 22, 2016

Littelwill said:
Forgive my ignorance but how do you use one? And are there any better ones to go and ones to avoid?

Just check on you tube some good guides on there.

domino · Jul 22, 2016

Need lube with a claybar. Skooshy bottle with a bit of car shampoo mixed in is good.

Wash car first, then clay, then wash again..and wax/polish/whatever.

Also, use 2 bucket method for best results

tomcat59alan · Jul 23, 2016

domino said:
Need lube with a claybar. Skooshy bottle with a bit of car shampoo mixed in is good.

Wash car first, then clay, then wash again..and wax/polish/whatever.

Also, use 2 bucket method for best results

Is that the same as the "two bag" method when you're with an ugly woman? You both wear one in case her's falls off when you're sh**ging.

Grrrrrr · Jul 23, 2016

Littelwill said:
Are clay bars that good Josh00mac?

Clay is abrasive. That is why it is used in toothpaste. Not heard of clay bars but guessing it is clay with some colour restorer? If so it will slowly take the paint down, like T-cut.

wammers · Jul 23, 2016

Grrrrrr said:
Clay is abrasive. That is why it is used in toothpaste. Not heard of clay bars but guessing it is clay with some colour restorer? If so it will slowly take the paint down, like T-cut.

And many applications or much rubbing will remove the paint altogether.

domino · Jul 23, 2016

It's more like blutac - it pulls grit and dirt out of the paint, as long as you've used lube, it doesn't affect the paintwork at all.

wammers · Jul 23, 2016

domino said:
It's more like blutac - it pulls grit and dirt out of the paint, as long as you've used lube, it doesn't affect the paintwork at all.

It's a mild abrasive that produces a new layer of paint or lacquer to polish. Over use will remove the paint or lacquer in time.

biketeacherdave · Jul 23, 2016

tomcat59alan said:
Is that the same as the "two bag" method when you're with an ugly woman? You both wear one in case her's falls off when you're sh**ging.

I have no idea if it is but I will bow down to your obvious experience in this situation

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