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Steps:
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Thoroughly wash and dried your car prior to claying
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Break of a piece of Clay about half the size of a golf ball, roll into a ball and then flatten it out into a pancake.
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Spray the first section of the roof with SmartLube or a quick detailer spray .
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Glide the clay across the area in a front to back motion applying some pressure.
work in 2x2 areas.
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If you feel your fingers going through the clay, then you are pushing too hard. If the clay is streaking on the paint, then you need more Lube.
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While gliding, you should hear a slight noise and feel some resistance. This is the grit being lifted from the paint. When the resistance and noise stops, dry the QD off with a quality towel. Move onto the next 2x2 section and do the same thing
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Once the clay starts to pick up contaminates you will see it in the clay. You can turn the clay over and use the other side, but your clay will not last forever! If you do continue to use it, you will most likely put micro scratches in your clear coat
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You will probably need 4-12 pieces of clay for your entire car. Please note if you ever drop the clay, throw it away! It will pick up any dirt on the ground and potentially scratch your paint.
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When complete your car should be as smooth as glass.
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Overall Warnings:
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Don't clay your car in the hot sun
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