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Okay, thanks for the heads up. Ya, the owner was very very happy with the results. She said she loves the car again, and it looks better than when it came off the lot, etc etc. It made me happy, and now there are 4 more people who want their cars done. =p

No one has anything to say about it?

So lets start off with what this car started off as. It came in with more scratches than you can believe. I asked what happened, the response shocked me, you know those brushes at the car wash meant to be used on tires? Ya, wellllll, her boy friend thought it would be a good idea to use it on...

I just use febreeze auto spray... and the little trees I get at walmart... 2 black ice to every 1 coconut. Try it out. Everyone says my car smells amazing.

Thanks guys. Ya, you did help. =]

Welcome. =] I'm new here too.

Ohhhh... Where can I get a grout sponge? Our market? Also what are good towels to remove product? And I don't get clay stains on my car, so I'm all good... lol

Me neither. Thats weird. My car looks amazing after I clay it. Lol... but I got a problem with my car... now heres a question that refers to my own car. Right near the back tires, the paint looks... very scratched, or like, hazy... its very hard to describe. I tried a lot to fix it, but it is...

That looks amazing man. Wish I could be that good... =\

I get what your saying. Its a water based product, so the water wouldn't harm it, probably make it easier. And why would you wash it after clay? Wouldn't it just get it dirtier since water always has some dirt in it, and the clay just took it all off.

Thank you, and thanks for the tips. I have a leaf blower, so I can give that a try. But why clay when it is wet?

Ok, so I just want to make sure that I am doing the right thing here. Exterior: First: Wash using a microfiber mitt and Coral Blue washing detergent. Second: Dry using California water blade and microfiber towels Third: Clay bar the entire car Fourth: Use Megs #83 if there are bad scratches...

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Thank! =]

Hi everyone, I am new here (obviously). My name is Kevin. I have been doing auto detailing for a really long time, even if I am just 17, I always helped my dad when I was around 9. He showed me everything he knew, I took that all and added a lot of knowledge of my own. I do my own car mostly...