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Originally Posted by kenchan i feel the same way about his comment. red6spd. you have part of your cleaning method right, the rest sounds like your talking outa your ***.
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red6spd. you have part of your cleaning method right, the rest sounds like your talking outa your ***. "prep the paint for clay" wtf wash the car with a Ph balanced citrus wash to remove old wax and oils first, then clay..... i know my customers love the detail work i do and have been doing for years. now with my new PC 7424xp my work has stepped up to a new level. anyways, clay = smooth finish..... period |
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