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Old 09-14-2012, 10:31 PM   #1
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Clay bars?

Anyone knows where I can get some? I don't want to buy that McGuire's kit from Canadian Tire...
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I bought the Mother's kit from Canadian Tire, it worked great! If your completely against Canadian Tire (?) Buy some from here: http://www.autowerkesexclusivestore.ca/
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Old 09-14-2012, 10:41 PM   #4
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I guess I'll have to go with Mother's. I wanted to buy it locally and not over the net...
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last time i went to Lordco for Meguiar's Clay Bar kit, it was $60, only $30 at CT, and $20 online?
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Wasnt there a thread on lordco accounts sometime back? Gimme a sec gonna go look.

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Dont know if this still works or is in effect
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I bought the Mother's kit from Canadian Tire, it worked great! If your completely against Canadian Tire (?) Buy some from here: http://www.autowerkesexclusivestore.ca/
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I use meguires and its fine, I'm not pro enough to need to use the different coarseness ones though
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I guess I'll have to go with Mother's. I wanted to buy it locally and not over the net...
autowerkes isnt over the net. you can go to his shop.
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a box of Mother's clay bar (2 bars and solution) at Walmart in the states is $18.00 if anyone plans to head south
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For what you are describing, Mother's or Meguiars makes no difference though I prefer Meg's.

I'm currently using Sonus and Clay Magic that I got from Ken at Autowerkes Exclusive. I am a bit more into it than your average self detailer though. Not much, just a bit more.
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Anyone knows where I can get some? I don't want to buy that McGuire's kit from Canadian Tire...
Any particular reason why you're against the Meguiar's?
Or are you just against Crappy Tires?
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I prefer mother's over Megs.. megs leaves a white residue if you don't load on the lubricant.. you end up using way more than you would with the mothers.. this is from my experience. also megs clay bars seem like those sticky poster hangers that you can buy at the stationary dept of a store
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no problem with Meguires claybar... smooooth as butter..

the liquid wax on the other hand... rather not buy... not worth it..
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Old 09-15-2012, 04:16 PM   #15
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Any particular reason why you're against the Meguiar's?
Or are you just against Crappy Tires?
I just don't need all the stuff that comes with it... I use Mothers products anyway so I think I'll just go for that. Also, +1 on the white residue for Megs...

I hate claying in general as it takes me the whole day, lol. But I do want and I actually need to do this before the rain begins... BTW, besides Royal Oak coin-op, are there any other self wash places around Vancouver?
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https://maps.google.ca/maps?q=richmo...60.92,,0,12.16
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Old 09-15-2012, 04:21 PM   #17
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That one is even further then Royal Oak for me... I guess RO it is.
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On the topic of clay bars, does anyone else find Riccardo yellow clay really sticky, like impossible to get off your hand sticky? I've used Mother's and Megs clays before, and they are not sticky at all.
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I find the megs and mothers to be interchangeable.

Then I go to the meguiars polish, then yellow wax to finish. I have the more advanced meguiars # system swirl remover if needed.
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I prefer mother's over Megs.. megs leaves a white residue if you don't load on the lubricant.. you end up using way more than you would with the mothers.. this is from my experience. also megs clay bars seem like those sticky poster hangers that you can buy at the stationary dept of a store
I use the Megs clay bar,but I don't use the lubricant provided.I find that using a fresh bucket of automotive soap to lube the clay bar works alot better than the lube provided.

Another benefit to using soap s that it cleans the paint as you glide the clay over it.
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