I am impressed ... the magic of Clay!

Discussion in 'Cosmetic' started by dmhines, Nov 15, 2005.

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  1. dmhines

    dmhines Dixie Maverick Boy

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    Told yah! :)
     
    dmhines, Nov 18, 2005
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  2. rayzorsharp

    rayzorsharp I "AM" a Maverick!

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    I don't know of too many surfaces that it doesn't work on. Like Dan said, you have to keep it wet and you don't have to rub hard either.
     
    rayzorsharp, Nov 18, 2005
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  3. wardf

    wardf Ward Frahler

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    Frank with a name like Effie she should be driving a 53 to 56 ford truck.:D

    I sell wizard products on the side (so does MavMark) I think it is the best stuff going (my:2cents: ) been using their clay for awhile. The Shine Master, which is a no-wax no-silocone breathable sealant is awesome. If you have a chance to try it out I think you will be suprised, with any of their products for that matter.
     
    wardf, Nov 20, 2005
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  4. Acornridgeman

    Acornridgeman MCCI Wisconsin State Rep Moderator Supporting Member

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    Do you think it would work on wiper blade scratches? I would love to find an alternative to the messy drill mounted polishing compound stuff from JCW.
     
    Acornridgeman, Nov 21, 2005
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  5. bmcdaniel

    bmcdaniel Senile Member

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    As mentioned above, the clay doesn't polish, it just removes imbedded dirt.
     
    bmcdaniel, Nov 21, 2005
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  6. maverick1970

    maverick1970 MCG State Rep

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    That Clay is some great stuff, been using it for years
     
    maverick1970, Nov 21, 2005
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