Tree Sap and Clay Bars
After parking under a tree last week, all I can say is thank goodness for clay bars.
It was so easy to remove all that nasty rough stuff with the clay bar and it only takes a few minutes to do the whole car.
It sure was worth it. The Porter Cable polisher sure makes short work of waxing and buffing the car as well.
It was so easy to remove all that nasty rough stuff with the clay bar and it only takes a few minutes to do the whole car.
It sure was worth it. The Porter Cable polisher sure makes short work of waxing and buffing the car as well.
Originally posted by boiler
After parking under a tree last week, all I can say is thank goodness for clay bars.
It was so easy to remove all that nasty rough stuff with the clay bar and it only takes a few minutes to do the whole car.
It sure was worth it. The Porter Cable polisher sure makes short work of waxing and buffing the car as well.
After parking under a tree last week, all I can say is thank goodness for clay bars.
It was so easy to remove all that nasty rough stuff with the clay bar and it only takes a few minutes to do the whole car.
It sure was worth it. The Porter Cable polisher sure makes short work of waxing and buffing the car as well.
I used to respect Griot's Garage, but check this out:
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=10631
I agree with s2kbug, just a tiny bit of grit could make a lot of interesting scratches very quickly.
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=10631
I agree with s2kbug, just a tiny bit of grit could make a lot of interesting scratches very quickly.
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