Clay bars, your weapon of choice and why

coupe, they charge about 50 dollars for a bar of clay magic here........without qd!
 
RJones said:
Will Riccardo's marr my infiniti cc?
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No, Riccardo clay should not marr your infitiniti. I've used the Riccardo clay bar on my Lexus which, are know to have a soft to medeum clear coat and it did not leave any micro marring. Well that's what I noticed.

My choice of clay's are Riccardo and Clay Magic (red one). I really like the Riccardo clay bar as it's so easy to work and manipulate and it also has a nice bite. When I need something stronger I go with the Clay Magic (red one) becuase it has a heck of a bite, it will leave micro marring on the surface though. So those are the clay's that I enjoy using and will continue to use for a long time now.
 
Thanks for the informative post Nica. I wanted something very fine since its a new car :)
 
Where can I find Riccardo clay? Cant find it in google search.
 
D&D Auto Detailing said:
Where can I find Riccardo clay? Cant find it in google search.
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Google eshine and you'll find lots there.
 
Crap, this is the stuff that you cant get in the US!
 
yea, unfortunetly so my friend.......mmmmmm....
 
RJones said:
Will Riccardo's marr my infiniti cc?
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No it won't. I have used both it and the blue claymagic on mine with no marring whatsoever.
 
If I'm detailing the car I use whatever is cheapest. I have a grab bag of assorted clays for that and when that runs out I have 5 200gram bars that were $40 with shipping. For spot claying and keeping up on cars that I clean weekly I use a milder clay. Currently I have about 15 bars of the Green Sonus clay.
 
Mother's California Gold Clay.
Mother's or Meguiar's QD to keep 'er sliding.
 
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