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Old 10-04-2009, 03:33 AM   #1
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Raccardo yellow clay question
Anyone know where I can get Raccardo Yellow clay locally in Vancouver other than eshine.com? Brenden?


Does anyone need to order something from Ken-Autowerkes or from eshine? I don't have $150 for free shipping yet, so anyone want to join in? I live near Oakridge area.
I am going to pick up 2 autoglym Hi-tech pad, 1 raceglaze XL wheel brush from Ken.

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I may be in Vancouver today or Monday. Text me on my cell at 604.561.5121 and let me know if you're around either day.
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I got mine from e-shine. A lot of guys in the US go crazy over it cause they can't get it. Honestly to me it doesn't really stand out. I just bought it cause I put an order through a while ago and Ken didn't have his shop yet. It was also BOGO so I put it in my cart. I would just pick up the Bilt-Hamber clay from Ken. I've heard a lot of good things about it. It's not to pricey either and saves you money on having to buy clay lube
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Old 10-04-2009, 04:58 PM   #4
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nice deal, BOGO.
anyone need something from eshine? I am getting raccardo clay and ez brush
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I have the EZ brushes in stock as well now. They will be up on the site within a day or two. Same price as eShine. As Brendan said, the BH clay is way better than Riccardo and you can just use water for lube.
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Old 10-04-2009, 08:17 PM   #6
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wow, you have everything that I want. =)
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BH clay is awesome, and no lube (just water) is also awesome because it saves you $$. The white also shows the dirt/crap you pick up easier...

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Is that similar to a clay bar? Or is this something different?
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Is that similar to a clay bar? Or is this something different?
The BH clay is a clay bar. See here.
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