I always heard about this..so everytime I waxed my car I though damn the back feels so rough ugh! I clayed it and it was smooth as a baby's butt! I was in complete shock and awe over all well worth the 20 for the mothers clay kit. Now if the paint on my fiero wasnt crap I would clay that I've worked at dealerships detailing cars and never experienced clay thought I'd share now I must test on my dads impala and show him.

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looks great! i see that fiero in the background of the last pic just had to pop in didnt it?

more pics to come.. need to get tires and paint done front bumper's clear is peeling feel like I'm neglecting it. Then hopefully get some videos of fiero in action 1 mile strip see if I hit the 150 mph mark?

I clay barred a 96 Sonoma and it too felt crazy smooth. They do work, and are easy to do too

I did my Subi last year. Had some kind of overspray on it, I suspect from some bridge work I drove through at some point. Nothing has worked to get it off short of buffing which was a pita. A little extra elbow grease with the clay bar took it right off. Looked like a million bucks.

Oh heck yeah - I love it when I have the time to use the ol' clay bar on my Formula when it's nice and clean. The physical difference is amazing...

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Patrick W. Heinske -- LZeitgeist@aol.com

1988 Fiero Formula - Automoda convertible
repainted PPG Ferrari 'Giallo Modena' yellow