Fantastic video! Very involved process though… was not thinking I’d have to take the wheels off. What’s the function of the clay bar? Is that a wet process? Can you share links to all of the products you used?
Yes, you would need clay lubricant. You will see various opinions on what lubricant to use. I have used both a dedicated clay lube and a quick detail spray in the past. The main purpose of the clay bar is to remove impurities and prepare the surface. This will also asure that your product will bond the best possible way. I will post links to the description for the products I used in the video. Thank you for the feed back!
Fantastic video! Very involved process though… was not thinking I’d have to take the wheels off. What’s the function of the clay bar? Is that a wet process? Can you share links to all of the products you used?
Yes, you would need clay lubricant. You will see various opinions on what lubricant to use. I have used both a dedicated clay lube and a quick detail spray in the past. The main purpose of the clay bar is to remove impurities and prepare the surface. This will also asure that your product will bond the best possible way. I will post links to the description for the products I used in the video. Thank you for the feed back!