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Polishing the Ex
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From: Stuart, FL
Polishing the Ex
In the process of polishing the Ex. I did the clay bar to the hood and front fender. What a difference. I used the Zaino polish and it looks great. I started with my 06 Jeep Liberty. I clayed and polished that today. I figured I would try the small car first. The Ex is HUGE compared to the Jeep.
I did find that you need very little of the Zaino on the applicator. Not like waxing. It's like glass now. I only have 3/4 of the Ex to do. Should be done by 2009. :-)
I recommend doing the clay bar. It really makes a difference.
I'l try to get some pics when I'm done.
I did find that you need very little of the Zaino on the applicator. Not like waxing. It's like glass now. I only have 3/4 of the Ex to do. Should be done by 2009. :-)
I recommend doing the clay bar. It really makes a difference.
I'l try to get some pics when I'm done.
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Joined: Nov 2005
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In the process of polishing the Ex. I did the clay bar to the hood and front fender. What a difference. I used the Zaino polish and it looks great. I started with my 06 Jeep Liberty. I clayed and polished that today. I figured I would try the small car first. The Ex is HUGE compared to the Jeep.
I did find that you need very little of the Zaino on the applicator. Not like waxing. It's like glass now. I only have 3/4 of the Ex to do. Should be done by 2009. :-)
I recommend doing the clay bar. It really makes a difference.
I'l try to get some pics when I'm done.
I did find that you need very little of the Zaino on the applicator. Not like waxing. It's like glass now. I only have 3/4 of the Ex to do. Should be done by 2009. :-)
I recommend doing the clay bar. It really makes a difference.
I'l try to get some pics when I'm done.
I really need to polish, the pollen has destroyed the shine
More Turbo
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 584
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From: Austin, TX
Clay bar is awesome.
To answer the question above, it's literally a small bar of clay that's used to pull up stuck on contaminants. If your paint doesn't feel as smooth as glass, you need to clay it.
Click here for a how to: YouTube - How to Clay Bar
To answer the question above, it's literally a small bar of clay that's used to pull up stuck on contaminants. If your paint doesn't feel as smooth as glass, you need to clay it.
Click here for a how to: YouTube - How to Clay Bar
Laughing Gas
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Washington
I just tried the turtle wax ice liquid clay, it worked really well, very easy to do and didn't take nearly as long. Smooth as glass now.
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Love the clay bar ! Takes the rail dust right off. I just did mine last week end. Took all day to wash,clay bar and two coats of wax. I have sold my 78 F-150,so it's finally going in the garage : ) .
