They make an amazing difference. Glad the truck is looking good. Sorry to hear the reason you got it.RickC5 said:I used a claybar for the first time on the '03 white 4Runner I inherited from my dad's estate. I was totally amazed at the difference! He parked it outside for 3.5 years and the paint's surface felt like sandpaper with all the junk imbedded in it. After the claybar = smooth as silk. Then I waxed it. For a white vehicle, it really shines. Looks 100% better than it did.
I'm now a total convert to using claybars, but no one knows what I'm talking about.
AdoboRunner said:PARE! looks good now how much to do mine? haha. how much did all your materials cost and where did you get the wax at.. can i find that at my local advanced autoparts?
Thanks for the link, this Klasse & Clay bar combo looks good to me: http://www.autopia-carcare.com/tps-kls-cly.htmlbrad6841 said:Check here for the Klasse wax....as for the Meguiar's Claybar, that could probably be found at most any auto parts store.
There are some claybar kits in that above link, but they may be a bit pricey compared to the Meguiar's