Using clay bar to restore that new bike shine. Are all clay bars created equal?

Here we show you how to use clay bar to bring your paint back to its glory days. We picked up a couple different clay products to test out for this video and also added a few other detailing tips in there as well. Thank you for watching. Check us out at V-twin brothers on facebook and like/subscribe for a chance to win free multicolor led accent lights (must be a usa resident).

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If you want to make it shine like you’ve never seen before, look for a can that looks like the shape of charcoal lighter fluid, it’s called LIQUID GLASS! I’ve tried everything under the sun. But you need to use one of those auto buffers you can get at Walmart or auto parts places etc. not real high speed, but dual action, and use the terry cloth bonnets. It will take out light scratches and swirl marks in clear coat. That’s what I used on high end sports cars and my bike. Let it bake in sun when buffed clean, no paste residue. Then pull it in the shade to cool off to ambient temperature. Then use your wax or ceracoat of choice.

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You’ll benefit from following the clay with a compound and polish for a more perfect finish