| KBD431 |
I have two questions about using Zaino Clay Bar.
I am going to use this on my new X as well as a 10 y/o Accord EX. For the X, the instructions are clear however my questions for the Accord are:
The finish is pretty rough to the touch and has "cracking" in the clear coat. My limited experience would point me in the direction of a rubbing compound before applying a polish.
If I use clay bar, does that eliminate the need for a rubbing compound preparation?
If not, can someone recommend a good rubbing compound product?
Thanks:) |
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| TheWorm |
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Originally posted by KBD431
If I use clay bar, does that eliminate the need for a rubbing compound preparation?
CLAYBAR JUST PULLS THE CRAP OFF OR OUT OF THE SURFACE. IT DOESN'T SAND/SMOOTH/ABRADE IT. IF IT NEEDS AN ABRASIVE, CLAYBAR WON'T HELP. PROLLY WORTH TRYING THE CLAYBAR ON A SMALL SPOT TO SEE IF IT DOES ANY GOOD, THOUGH, BUT PROLLY WON'T ESP IF THE CLEAR IS CRACKING.
If not, can someone recommend a good rubbing compound product?
ANYTHING FROM 3M IS GOOD. THE AUTOMOTIVE SECTION OF THEIR SITE HAS INFO ON WHAT TO USE AND WHEN DEPENDING ON CONDITION OF PAINT.
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| KBD431 |
Worm -
Thanks for the response. I did go to the 3m website and ordered their product.
For anyone else that is interested, 3M is offering free shipping on their web site for car care products:) |
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