I'll have to see if I can find that stuff, I've been using Tough Stuff, it
works on just about anything, carpet, furniture, clothes, etc. I need to
clean up my bedrug, it's a lil dirty from my spare and hauling a few things.
I've always thought about working part time as a detailer, I love it, it's
almost therapeutic, so to get paid for doing it would be even better :)
-Dave
""Josh Battles"" <jbattles@bankfinancial.com> wrote in message
news:badbuh$frp$1@bent.twistedbits.net...
>
> Clay bars are awesome! We used them all the time when I worked at the car
> dealer... they take just about everything...ok everything...off of your
> paint...stuff you didn't even know was there. Upon
being............leaving
> the delership on less than favorable terms, I walked out with a small
bucket
> of the professional ones that we used...much better than the mother's
ones.
> These last thru 2-3 years of heavy usage (3-5 uses per year) no problem,
> whereas the mother's bar will only last about 3 uses. Oh, don't put that
> mother's bar in a plastic bag, it will stick like glue! If you're going
to
> be doing this again (ok, you probably will) take a look online and see if
> you can find products by a company called NuLook (not sure if it's one or
> two words) they make some amazing stuff. There's a distributor out here
in
> chicago that i've been to before (don't ask where it is, i've forgotten)
and
> they make this stuff called all purpose cleaner....OMG, will it take any
> stain out of anything. The carpet in my dak was black from winter and it
> turned it gray again no problems. I've just about run out of it, so I'll
be
> looking too... If I find anything I'll let ya know!
>
> --
> - Josh
> Lowered 2000 Dakota CC 3.9L
>
>
> ""Dave Downing"" <ded74@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:bad6d8$888$1@bent.twistedbits.net...
> >
> > Well, we finally got a few days of good weather so I decided to clean my
> > baby up. I have a full set of Zaino that I bought before I went on
> > deployment, but it's packed away in storage. So I picked up Mother's
clay
> > bar, stage II glaze/sealer and stage III wax. Did the whole process
> (first
> > time using a clay bar), took about four hours, but holy crap it was
worth
> > it. The people I'm staying with right now were on the front porch
> watching
> > me, with the occasional snide comment (these are people that think that
> > their car gets clean in the rain so there's no need to wash it), but
when
> I
> > was done I had them come over and feel how smooth the finish is now,
they
> > couldn't believe it. I couldn't either, it's smoother and looks better
> than
> > when it was new. Couple more coats of wax and she'll be good to go, ran
> out
> > of daylight yesterday tho, so that'll have to be today. Sorry, got a
> little
> > long winded, but if you haven't used a clay bar on your truck yet, I
> highly
> > recommend it, it's amazing!
> >
> > --
> > Dave
> > '02 FR RC R/T
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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