I'm new to detailing and have found myself diving head first into all the toys from Adams. I've only washed/detailed my truck 2x thus far and I can tell I have a new hobby.
Anyway, I'm looking into taking the next step and I'm about to get Adams clay bar kit. First, being new to detailing, I've never clayed a vehicle before, and I was wondering how long the clay lasts? I know it depends on how dirty and how big your vehicle is, but I'm just looking for a general idea.
Secondly, if the clay is meant to pull all the grime out of the paint/windows, wouldn't reusing it down the road potentially scratch the paint/windows?
Lastly, how often do you clay? I'm learning that there are a number of products that are not meant to be used every time you wash your vehicle.
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Scooter McGoo
Hi guys,
I'm new to detailing and have found myself diving head first into all the toys from Adams. I've only washed/detailed my truck 2x thus far and I can tell I have a new hobby.
Anyway, I'm looking into taking the next step and I'm about to get Adams clay bar kit. First, being new to detailing, I've never clayed a vehicle before, and I was wondering how long the clay lasts? I know it depends on how dirty and how big your vehicle is, but I'm just looking for a general idea.
Secondly, if the clay is meant to pull all the grime out of the paint/windows, wouldn't reusing it down the road potentially scratch the paint/windows?
Lastly, how often do you clay? I'm learning that there are a number of products that are not meant to be used every time you wash your vehicle.
Thanks in advance.
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