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ive clayed vehicles before and ive always used a detail spray to keep the surface lubed....but funds arent permitting me to get the adams clay bar/ds combo at the moment....and i think i read on here in another post that they clayed the vehicle while they were actually washing it....is this just as effective? just curious before i try this....i would assume it is and is safe as long as the surface being clayed is kept lubricated while claying

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ive clayed vehicles before and ive always used a detail spray to keep the surface lubed....but funds arent permitting me to get the adams clay bar/ds combo at the moment....and i think i read on here in another post that they clayed the vehicle while they were actually washing it....is this just as effective? just curious before i try this....i would assume it is and is safe as long as the surface being clayed is kept lubricated while claying

 

You could do that, but it may cause more trouble than it's worth. What you can do is mix up some Adam's car wash & water in a spray bottle and use it for your clay lube.

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The downside to using tap water is when it dries - you now have sediment laden water spots all over. Now you'd have to go back and clay them off! Best bet if you have to use water is to dry as you go.

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I used bottled water with a cap full of car shampoo drying as I went worked fine. Been using Adams DS lately also works great.

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i needed some DS....so i went ahead and bought the combo with the clay bar and DS...also bought revive S&H IUC spray and the fire hose nozzle!

 

think im ready now? lol

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im waitin on all my stuff to get here and gonna pick a nice afternoon next week to detail it....might have to do it this sunday since i work till 6 everyday ill post pics when im done

 

im most anxious to use the S&H

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