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What is a good Engine Degreaser and good for wheel wells?
What is a good clay kit
 
Engine degreasers
Chemical Guys - Grime reaper
Chemical Guys - Red Hot Degreaser
Optimum - Power Clean

Clay kit
Meguiar's makes a good clay kit.
 
CrayBrown said:
Engine degreasers
Chemical Guys - Grime reaper
Chemical Guys - Red Hot Degreaser
Optimum - Power Clean

Clay kit
Meguiar's makes a good clay kit.
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Thanks for the quick response.

I also forgot to ask what is a good applicator for Wax and sealant.

I am looking at Opti-seal for sealant and Chemical Guys Pete 53 for wax
 
Just My Opinion: I think the clay kits are outdated, do they get the job done? (Yep with great results)

But...
Your better off investing on the Speedy Prep Towel, get it and you'll see.
 
Do you get a fine grade prep towel or medium grade?
 
I like the big red UFO looking applicators but the small yellow foam applicators are good and you can get them otc.

I like opti-seal a lot. Great protection but dont expect the shine of a nuba. I've not tried Pete's 53. If you pick it up let me know how it is.
 
hernandez.art13 said:
Just My Opinion: I think the clay kits are outdated, do they get the job done? (Yep with great results)

But...
Your better off investing on the Speedy Prep Towel, get it and you'll see.
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Didnt you just learn about claying like two weeks ago? And now its outdated?? Just sayin'.....:dblthumb2:
 
Yes I did sir, but a clay bar once it is used or dropped is not good anymore.
 
CrayBrown said:
I like the big red UFO looking applicators but the small yellow foam applicators are good and you can get them otc.

I like opti-seal a lot. Great protection but dont expect the shine of a nuba. I've not tried Pete's 53. If you pick it up let me know how it is.
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Can you show me a link to the big red applicators...I cant find them
 
I was never an official "Detailer"

More like an Auto Body Buffer, (compound for everything!)
 
Anthony@zerboautoworks said:
I have always went back to clay, there is nothing like a good clay bar
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The other day I brought out my new clay bar, was kneading it, then slightly tripped on a tiny pebble.

Then dropped it! Lol

I looked at my uncle and he looked at me. I said "do you still want me to use it? I can dust it off?" (Asked him jokingly)

He then said, "nahh it's ok"

Then we both laughed hahaha
 
My god now I know how you've managed to get 1300 posts in two months lol
 
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