Quote Originally Posted by madkatz View Post
* Chikselog: yup a good claykit is definitely worth it, so try to save up for one, at first i was a skeptic thinking what in the world can a clay do to my car? and what id**t thought of using a clay to clean a car? After listening to Sir Paul of Bigberts i told myself what the heck its just 1295, and got one from mothers, and upon first usage on the hood i was shocked to see that the clay was really dirty and i wasn't even finish on half of the hood, and the results of using a clay is a smooth clean particle free surface that will definitely improve the final outcome of your detailing regimen. Just a tip though, try to apply a glaze if you are fond of using them after you clay, i noticed that claying can also strip the brillance and shine of some paints especially older ones, 3m sells 3m IHG sachets (you can use other glazes that you already have tried and tested) for only 40 bucks (cheaper than the bottle if compared per ml) and the shine you get from applying it after you clay will definitely improve your paint condition.
i guess wash->clay->wash->mother's step 1,2,3 works? or should I add the 3M IHG?