Clay bar?
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Originally Posted by stud_135
...just lubricate with the quick detail spray that comes in the box and move gently side to side and up and down on a 2x2 panel...then wipe clean...then you are ready to proceed to a polish, then sealant, then carnauba wax...hope this helped
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Originally Posted by BlackDawg
Not to be a smartass but I damn sure ain't doin' all that to a truck.
I haven't had a chance to wash the truck in a month and it is driving me absolutely crazy!
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Originally Posted by MGDfan
Ha! A Rolling Rock Shine-o-meter! At least it's good fer sumptin! 
Every time I see that Rover ....
Dawg - honestly, ya gotta try it once, at least.
bubba
Every time I see that Rover ....
Dawg - honestly, ya gotta try it once, at least.
bubba
Need some new material. Also just got in some new products and I need to try them. My truck is already scratched to hell from the last Dove hunt. Some A-hole wrote a poem on my tailgate with his finger in the dust. Should have shot him.
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Originally Posted by BlackDawg
Ahh fine, damn this clay bar better be good........
Follow the instructions, go slow the first time, use lots of lube...(have extra on hand). Once that is done, wipe er down again, start polishing....