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Mrstridey:
Thanks all! Will look into the tardis!

Friend of mine suggested using a clay bar? Will that do the trick??
 :smiley:

dansmith180:

--- Quote from: Mrstridey on January 09, 2015, 11:45:42 pm ---Thanks all! Will look into the tardis!

Friend of mine suggested using a clay bar? Will that do the trick??
 :smiley:

--- End quote ---

Clay bars are good for smaller bits, in order to get those larger chunks off you'll have to rub it quite a lot and could end up marring the paint which would need polishing out. Your best off sticking with the tardis  :happy2:

lukemk5gti:

--- Quote from: dansmith180 on January 09, 2015, 11:57:06 pm ---
--- Quote from: Mrstridey on January 09, 2015, 11:45:42 pm ---Thanks all! Will look into the tardis!

Friend of mine suggested using a clay bar? Will that do the trick??
 :smiley:

--- End quote ---

Clay bars are good for smaller bits, in order to get those larger chunks off you'll have to rub it quite a lot and could end up marring the paint which would need polishing out. Your best off sticking with the tardis  :happy2:

--- End quote ---

Correct me if I'm wrong but if you use a clay bar on this, there's a chance you could lift the bits up with the clay bar and actual just spread them across the entire bonnet. Clay bar is your last step in my opinion after all of the main abrasive contaminants have been washed away.

dansmith180:

--- Quote from: lukemk5gti on January 12, 2015, 10:25:57 am ---
--- Quote from: dansmith180 on January 09, 2015, 11:57:06 pm ---
--- Quote from: Mrstridey on January 09, 2015, 11:45:42 pm ---Thanks all! Will look into the tardis!

Friend of mine suggested using a clay bar? Will that do the trick??
 :smiley:

--- End quote ---

Clay bars are good for smaller bits, in order to get those larger chunks off you'll have to rub it quite a lot and could end up marring the paint which would need polishing out. Your best off sticking with the tardis  :happy2:

--- End quote ---

Correct me if I'm wrong but if you use a clay bar on this, there's a chance you could lift the bits up with the clay bar and actual just spread them across the entire bonnet. Clay bar is your last step in my opinion after all of the main abrasive contaminants have been washed away.

--- End quote ---

Highly unlikely it would spread them, the problem is clay bars don't like to pick up larger bits and you end up rubbing too hard and risk marking the paint.

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