Claying In The Middle Of Winter?
1/19/06 | 10:20 PM
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Hello everyone!
Just curious, is it a good idea to clay the car in the middle of winter? The reason I ask is we have a bit of a warm spell here in southeast Michigan and I thought I would give 'Thor' the full treatment this weekend. Any thoughts?
Jon
Just curious, is it a good idea to clay the car in the middle of winter? The reason I ask is we have a bit of a warm spell here in southeast Michigan and I thought I would give 'Thor' the full treatment this weekend. Any thoughts?
Jon
1/20/06 | 06:41 AM
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You can clay anytime you want, however, before you do, read the instructions on the wax you will be using. Some have a minimum temperature requirement, so if you want to ensure you are getting the best protection make sure you follow the directions.
1/20/06 | 07:20 PM
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Originally posted by Jon_Purdy@January 19, 2006, 11:23 PM
Hello everyone!
Just curious, is it a good idea to clay the car in the middle of winter? The reason I ask is we have a bit of a warm spell here in southeast Michigan and I thought I would give 'Thor' the full treatment this weekend. Any thoughts?
Jon
Hello everyone!
Just curious, is it a good idea to clay the car in the middle of winter? The reason I ask is we have a bit of a warm spell here in southeast Michigan and I thought I would give 'Thor' the full treatment this weekend. Any thoughts?
Jon
THOR-----what a great Viking/Norwegian name
What an appropriate name for a car that rapes, pillages and plunders the roads she/he drives.
BTW..........I'll be clay barring my car here in a couple of weeks too!!!
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