Cleaned The Car

[AlanS]

Took advantage of the nice weather and gave the car a good detail over the weekend which consists of.

- Snow foam then wash

- Iron X

- Power rinse

- clay Bar

- Wash and dry

- Polish

- Wax

Also cleaned and treated the leather and polished up the tail pipes.

Only managed to take some photos today, the car is very dusty by now.

Excuse the parking, I did move the car back into space after taking the photos.

And one with my other toy

[Stuno1]

Good work. They really do look great.

[North west beast]

Wow stunning mate ,wax on wax off lol .

[Valkirk]

Looks amazing! Glad gone to such a good home

[CharlieC]

Looking great, does a claybar make a lot of difference, I`ve never used one.....

[Stuno1]

Looking great, does a claybar make a lot of difference, I`ve never used one.....

It's a abrasive material that is very good at getting contaminants like tar off the paint work. Needs elbow grease! Remember to use a lubricant if you decide to do it.

[Corrado]

Looks stunning, the first photo really shows off the pearl in the paint.

[Peter P18]

Looking good! :)

clay is very useful for removing stubborn residue such as tar spots, tree sap etc.

As Stu mentioned, NEVER use clay dry on your paintwork. Use plenty of lubrication and wipe off once you're happy all the contamination has been removed.

I use Meguiar's Quik Detailer as my lubricant.

You also need to fold the dirt into the clay frequently. Rubbing it over the paint can cause more issues.

One chunk of clay can easily do two cars.

Lastly, make sure you have an airtight box to store the clay. If you can't pinch some Tupperware from the kitchen, wrap it tightly in some cling film.

Hope this helps. :)

[toffee_pie]

lovely teg, the lexus not bad either :p

just kidding, smashing is-f