Oribital Clay?!
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Oribital Clay?!
Somebody mentioned this product to the little lady, and she in turn let me know about it. I thought it seems a little silly. Check it out:
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=10631
Is that really nessasary? How do you turn the clay to get a fresh side? High-speed clay just doesn't sound right to me... Your thoughts, oh guru's of the shine?!
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=10631
Is that really nessasary? How do you turn the clay to get a fresh side? High-speed clay just doesn't sound right to me... Your thoughts, oh guru's of the shine?!
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Originally posted by BREWDUDE
Ive seen that before myself, and wondered the same thing. I think when I get around to doing it, im gonna stick with the bar method.
Ive seen that before myself, and wondered the same thing. I think when I get around to doing it, im gonna stick with the bar method.
I haven't heard much chatter about this particular product on any of the boards but, if my hunch is correct, I don't think you'll hear anything.
A fresh surface of clay would be a mega-hassle to achieve after working on a small area. Like Brew, I'll stick with a bar... I guess if you're doing 'volume detailing' this might be a time saver but, on the flip side, I think it'd be pretty dangerous too.
RP
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Originally posted by JMC
How do you keep it wet? Could you imagine running out of solution when that thing is spinning at light speed.... You won't have to worry about the rest of the truck, the new paint will take of that.
JMC
How do you keep it wet? Could you imagine running out of solution when that thing is spinning at light speed.... You won't have to worry about the rest of the truck, the new paint will take of that.
JMC
The other thing I though about is how can you feel for drag ?