Freshly liquid claybarred and polished
09-13-2007, 08:47 PM
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Freshly liquid claybarred and polished
I just got done cleaning up the car with some ice liquid claybar and polish and just decided to take a few quick pics. Sorry for the quality, all i have is my phone.
09-13-2007, 08:59 PM
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nice! have you ever used real claybar? do you have a comparison opinion?
looks like its tough to truely appreciate the shine it has through the camera lens.
these are the times when im glad i have black (there are very few hahaha)
black seems to love the camera as far as reflective shine
looks like its tough to truely appreciate the shine it has through the camera lens.
these are the times when im glad i have black (there are very few hahaha)
black seems to love the camera as far as reflective shine
09-13-2007, 09:05 PM
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nice! have you ever used real claybar? do you have a comparison opinion?
looks like its tough to truely appreciate the shine it has through the camera lens.
these are the times when im glad i have black (there are very few hahaha)
black seems to love the camera as far as reflective shine
looks like its tough to truely appreciate the shine it has through the camera lens.
these are the times when im glad i have black (there are very few hahaha)
black seems to love the camera as far as reflective shine
yea, ive used the meguiars clay bar and it does work better, but is also more work. I just used the liquid claybar cause I was too lazy to use the real one. Using the liquid claybar does get some of the grit out, so its better than nothing.
haha yea, it looks a lot better when u see in in person. It actually shines too! my camera phone just really sucks.
09-13-2007, 09:17 PM
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i have used the number one of three (meguires cleaner) and it does a great job,just as good as a claybar.BTW your car is so shiney its hurting your dogs eyes,he has to turn away.
09-13-2007, 09:46 PM
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No for real +rep for yellow painted headlights. First time I seen those on a yellow car. I think I'm going to paint my projector HIDs body match and put a black eyelid on them. Your car looks very clean, I can't wait to wash/claybar/wax/polish my car for the first time.
BTW, your balt looks like its lowered...
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you know what would look really good on that sexy car now?
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums//showthread.php?t=76114
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums//showthread.php?t=76114
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09-13-2007, 10:53 PM
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i did mine with the same claybar and i used the meg. wax too, did a excelent job.. look amazing, i recommend that stuff to every one, very easy to use.
09-13-2007, 11:53 PM
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Thanks for all the compliments guys. + rep to everyone it lets me
Haha and to everybody who wants to know, it's a callice (sp) on my dogs leg. don't ask me what from.
those would look nice, but i think the American Racing Rogues im puttn on will look even better. I cant wait.
thanks man, you should definately color match those.
thats cause it is lowered on SSC springs.
haha yep. damn razors!!!
its really not hard. just put the polish on with ur applicator in a circular kind of motion, wait, then wipe it off with a microfiber towel.
Haha and to everybody who wants to know, it's a callice (sp) on my dogs leg. don't ask me what from.
you know what would look really good on that sexy car now?
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums//showthread.php?t=76114
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums//showthread.php?t=76114
Thats a big scar from dog fighting. J/K
No for real +rep for yellow painted headlights. First time I seen those on a yellow car. I think I'm going to paint my projector HIDs body match and put a black eyelid on them. Your car looks very clean, I can't wait to wash/claybar/wax/polish my car for the first time.
BTW, your balt looks like its lowered...
No for real +rep for yellow painted headlights. First time I seen those on a yellow car. I think I'm going to paint my projector HIDs body match and put a black eyelid on them. Your car looks very clean, I can't wait to wash/claybar/wax/polish my car for the first time.
BTW, your balt looks like its lowered...
thats cause it is lowered
on SSC springs.haha yep. damn razors!!!
its really not hard. just put the polish on with ur applicator in a circular kind of motion, wait, then wipe it off with a microfiber towel.
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09-14-2007, 10:32 AM
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me too man.
but ive read it a few times....and it makes sense, it kinda promotes swirling in your clearcoat.
Im no pro at this stuff, alot of times i just regurgitate the learnings of my reading. but i do remember quite a few people saying it.
but ive read it a few times....and it makes sense, it kinda promotes swirling in your clearcoat.
Im no pro at this stuff, alot of times i just regurgitate the learnings of my reading. but i do remember quite a few people saying it.
