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Thanks alot, also I find I like to give my vehicle a quick wash after I clay. So can I use water as my lubricant??

Just wondering, I'm sure the clay would help but is it absolutely needed.

Thanks for the input guys I appreciate it alot. A few answers to the questions I am from USA and Tennessee and I know I am cheap but I still have people complain. However, I did my first detail yesterday which cost 150 and the guy was so happy he gave me 250. But I would love like a suggestion...

I have recently started a small detailing business for some extra money. I have been detailing my car for years. However, when detailing my car i love using polishes,high end wax, etc. I would love to be detailing high end cars and have the customers that would understand the process and work...

I have a pad cleaner, and still the best technique for me is a simple one. Go to your local grocery store and but a plain citrus all purpose cleaner( the one i purchase is 1 for 20oz). After that as soon as your done detailing, go to the sink and wet the pad, spray the degreaser and let it soak...

I recently purchased some pads(my first ones) and i ran into the same problem. After some research i just gave it a shot. I was doing a minor paint correction on a large black suv. I polished the whole car using one pad, and i used the microfiber technique after every panel or so. While I know...