I just bought a Mothers claybar kit for the car (still havent been able to get the crap off it from the shipping company[:@]). I am hoping this will get rid of it, but I am wondering, can I use this on the windows and metal trim?? There are a few spots on the windshield wipers as well, will it work on that?

Sad to say, but yes, I am a claybar virgin:( Thanks much for any help.

:D ahh the magical claybar.. its soo great.. youre gonna love the results !

yes it's perfectly safe, - do paint first, then windows & trim....
happy detailing !

yep, you can also use it on your wheels when your done with the glass.

Take a look at the short vid on claybar techniques at http://www.adamspolishes.com/videos/

Thank you much. That was exactly what I was looking for.

forget it on the windshield

claybars are pretttyy sweeett

I tried it out on the truck first, WOW! Then the wax afterwards, and the paint looks amazing. I am sold. Cant wait to do the car, but I am beat for today, maybe this weekend.

Yeah use the clay you have used on 2-3 cars on the wheels after you wash them.

wash car first
dry
clay everything top to bottom.

292's car yeaterday took me 3+ hours to clay. He had lil bits of tar and orange goo ont he back. Bug and tar remover did not phase them. So i just clayed the rear bumper and 1st 1/8th of the rear side panels for 1.5 hours.

Yeah, that is what I will have to do on the car. I tried a few spots (the places where the shipping company f'ed it up), and some of them it took off, some it did not. So I will have to spend some time with it.

look in my muahahah thread and you can see 292's car on the second page.

ahh..i love the clay bar... its results are amazine..the paint feels like a pane of glass afterwards... Im doing mine either today or tomorrow.. Go ahead and do the windshield..its not necessary but it does take that little debris out.

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:D ahh the magical claybar.. its soo great.. youre gonna love the results !

yes it's perfectly safe, - do paint first, then windows & trim....
happy detailing !


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