I have used a good car wash soap while clayingWhat is your favorite liquid to use when claying your vehicles ? I would think that a quick detailing spray would be a popular choice but the only thing I have on hand is distilled water in a spray bottle and Griots 3:1 Ceramic Spray ?
Quick detailer.What is your favorite liquid to use when claying your vehicles ? I would think that a quick detailing spray would be a popular choice but the only thing I have on hand is distilled water in a spray bottle and Griots 3:1 Ceramic Spray ?
Quick detailer or solution of ONR and distilled water.What is your favorite liquid to use when claying your vehicles ? I would think that a quick detailing spray would be a popular choice but the only thing I have on hand is distilled water in a spray bottle and Griots 3:1 Ceramic Spray ?
ONR is ?Quick detailer or solution of ONR and distilled water.
Optimum No Rinse. +1 on that for clay lube. Really any multipurpose product that can be used for several purposes from the concentrate in various ratios of product to water are perfect as clay lube. The usage instructions will give the correct ratio. It saves a lot of money since you can make them into detail spray, waterless wash, rinseless wash and even interior cleaner spray. Distilled water is key, however. I also like McKee's N-914 and Adam's Hoseless Wash.ONR is ?
Thanks for the replies - I just washed and dried my car , so I’ll try the straight distilled water spray as a clay lube first .
That's terrible advice. Dishsoap dries out the clear coat fast. Use a dedicated strip wash formulated to safely strip waxes and coatings.Also just use soap but dishwashing detergent to strip old wax and any grease/oils off. It's a good bit of work waxing my Ram. I basically wash it 3 times in the process. I try to do it every 6 months but it usually lags that interval.
I am not sure what you mean? This is 11 year old paint. Still looks pretty good to me. I put wax back on right after washing it again.That's terrible advice. Dishsoap dries out the clear coat fast. Use a dedicated strip wash formulated to safely strip waxes and coatings.