2hr 30 min: Wash, Dry, Claybar, and Wax
He also has a brand new truck, so it probably didn't require that much of the clay bar at all.
I was gonna do mine this weekend, but there are storms coming, so I'll just let the rain do the work...
Can't wait to see pics blckout!
I was gonna do mine this weekend, but there are storms coming, so I'll just let the rain do the work...
Can't wait to see pics blckout!
Originally Posted by Wowak
Considering it took me 3 hours just to wash and clay my truck, I have to wonder either if you didn't spent enough time claying your truck, or if I'm just doing it all wrong. 

That was a perfect how-to. I was just researching this because i have en entire day to clay bar/detail my truck on tuesday because of school not being in session, so tomorrow, i'm going to pick some up and do the job!
I rub the clay-bar in one area until the "scraping" sound goes away.. it takes a while! Well, I do that on the "reflective" areas.. the hood, the top of the fenders, the bedrails, etc. I spend less time on the non-reflective areas like the door sills, bottom of the front valance, rear bumper, etc.
Originally Posted by Wowak
I rub the clay-bar in one area until the "scraping" sound goes away.. it takes a while! Well, I do that on the "reflective" areas.. the hood, the top of the fenders, the bedrails, etc. I spend less time on the non-reflective areas like the door sills, bottom of the front valance, rear bumper, etc.
Originally Posted by Redneckstone
Thats the exact same thing i do, also the quality of the bar helps, not trying to nock Zeno or anything but i have never been to impressed with there stuff.
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