detailersdomain

Hey everyone this is the first of a series of articles that I will post by Kevin Farrell.

Permission was granted to post this up by Kevin Farrell.

CLAY CAN TURN A GOOD JOB INTO A GREAT JOB

Depending on whom you speak to, clay can either be one of the most useful

MikeyC

Good article! I'm a big believer (and user) of detailing clay for all the reasons named above. Everytime I detail a car I always clay the paint before waxing or polishing. Typically, it won't make a difference appearance wise (unless there's overspray). Sometimes you can see a difference on a white car but that's it. The big difference is the smooth feeling of the panels afterward.

detailersdomain

poll is suppose to read "was this post helpful".

mods (mr. wanabe) please help edit.

Thanks!
Phil

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phil- i filled in the blanks, but you got it pretty much on track-
nice job!
(wanabe)

krshultz

I'm already using clay and I learned a few new things about it. The more I can learn, the better the car will look, and that can't hurt one bit!

Phil, articles like this will be quite beneficial to people like me I think. I've always taken good care of my cars. Cars are expensive and they should be treated as such. But only recently have I started wanting to get "serious" about it, with things like buffers and polishes and "Two Bucket Methods" and whatnot. Having seen that it makes a huge difference, and doesn't really require all that much more effort, has been a real light bulb moment for me. So articles like this are great - both for learning new things, and sometimes, for backing up the things I've learned by doing.

wanabe

cool-agree
clay is an incredible detailers tool...
great article !

detailersdomain

Thanks for all the positive posts I will continue to post his works.

I think this will let you guys see that I'm not the other type of retailers out there trying to push my products this article is not sided in anyway.

Of course I still want your support