Recent content by Hal1

To expand on my OP, I'm not really referring to an actual clay process, more just a light decontamination with each wash, hence the clay towel as my wash medium, and not a true claying process.

I guess that makes sense, maybe panel-by-panel, to get the surface layer of stuff off 1st.

On a mostly clean car, given enough lubricant or plenty of Meguairs Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo, is it okay to use a clay towel to actually wash the car, or is that too agressive?

I know Ultima makes a dedicated interior product, but is there any reason I couldn't/shouldn't use UWW+ on my interior? Since the 'leather' seats are probably plastic coated anyway. Also, on soft touch door panels and dash. Since it's a cleaner and UV protectant. Also, as many others I like...

Avi says I'm good

I now have 2 favorite sites, this AG and Nasioc. Thanks for sticking by me these past few weeks.

Don't know what I was thinking. Sprayed Iron-X on my (new car) wheels - while still on the car. Of course the rotors started bleeding purple, which means I'm sure they got on the calipers too. Other than the car blowing up and killing everyone in a 3 mile radius, is there something I should...

Ding ding ding. Doh, I finally got it.

I guess I was thinking about the initial stuff that I trapped in there before using Iron-X on the whole car. In other words, most or new car prepped with Iron-X, part under ppf not. I'm probably over thinking it.

I have a Llumar clear bra, though the brand really isn't the discussion pint here. The paint protection film includes a Llumar "care kit" The kit has a spray cleaner and a polish/sealant - looks like a creme wax. Can anyone tell me if this is anything appreciably different than some sort of...

Oh, and it applies just like the 3M videos. I tested it on a the pop up headlight of my Miata and it peels off relatively easily to.

Yup, dries perfect. Not only does it pass the 5 foot test, but in reality it passes the 5 inch test, other than my masking line. ( I didn't remove the tape for a minute, if I had taken it off in 30 seconds it wouldn't be visible at all) Very clear, no discernible orange peel, rubbery feel...

Got my new car, brought to have a clear bra installed, then read about Iron-X and decided to use it before I wax it. I have had many new cars and wash, wax, and clay regularly and never had any appearance issues. I decided to order some Iron-X. I know it's safe for clear bras but I'm...