12-29-01, 07:52
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| | Guest | What clay bar is good, besides clay magic.. I found the meguiars quik clay for 9.99 and the mothers clay set for 18.99 at my local stores. Should I bother with them, or just order clay magic. | |
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12-29-01, 07:57
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Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Burbank, CA Posts: 2,957 | The Mother's clay worked well for me. Heard bad things about Meguiar's quick clay. If there's a Zaino distributor in your area, you can get two Zaino claybars for $18. | |
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12-29-01, 08:04
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Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Florida Posts: 259 |
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12-29-01, 08:21
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Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Cary, NC Posts: 21 | The mother's kit is solid but I don't like the QD and bar is rather small. After trying the mother's kit I ordered the 3m bar which I think is a better value and a quality clay. It's rather hard to find though, ordered mine from motorhead.net | |
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12-30-01, 04:58
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Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: West Chester, Pa. Posts: 6,200 | I have had pretty good success with the Mothers bar. I just picked up a McGuiars and I admit its alot smaller. Haven't tried it yet. | |
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12-30-01, 06:59
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Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: San Diego AIM:sdputerbum Posts: 1,616 | I found the MOTHERS clay to be too slippery for my tastes. The bar only lasted me 1 car because I kept dropping the little pieces of clay. I have heard a couple of others complain about this same thing, but maybe we're just klutzes. People have said the Clay magic is not as slippery and it is at a very comparable price. I plan to try it or the Zaino next.
Anyone: Is the Zaino clay slippery? Compare it to Clay Magic please?
Check out my Best Clay poll in the polls forum. | |
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12-30-01, 09:48
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Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: South Jersey Posts: 240 | Mothers worked great for me..I didnt think it was slippery but thats the only bar Ive used so I cant compare to the others.. | |
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12-30-01, 10:26
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Join Date: May 2001 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,012 | Quote: Originally posted by bmduncan The mother's kit is solid but I don't like the QD and bar is rather small. After trying the mother's kit I ordered the 3m bar which I think is a better value and a quality clay. It's rather hard to find though, ordered mine from motorhead.net |
I agree with you about 3M. I've also used mothers. Mothers is good, but 3M is amazing. Very good clay. It's much stronger than mothers. I'll definately be using 3M again. | |
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12-30-01, 12:24
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Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Home of the NFL World Champions Posts: 148 | Quote: Originally posted by bmduncan I ordered the 3m bar which I think is a better value and a quality clay. It's rather hard to find though, ordered mine from motorhead.net | I'd be very careful sending credit card information to MotorHead. I went through the several steps to register then order which brought up a number of MotorHead screens. Everything looked secure until the final confirmation page which, as I was waiting for the MotorHead server to accept my order, I too late noticed the broken padlock indicating this particular screen wasn't secure - unfortunately, this screen had my complete credit card info for all those on the ether who might be interested!
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12-30-01, 08:40
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Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 238 | Quote: Originally posted by puterbum I found the MOTHERS clay to be too slippery for my tastes. The bar only lasted me 1 car because I kept dropping the little pieces of clay. I have heard a couple of others complain about this same thing, but maybe we're just klutzes. People have said the Clay magic is not as slippery and it is at a very comparable price. I plan to try it or the Zaino next.
Anyone: Is the Zaino clay slippery? Compare it to Clay Magic please?
Check out my Best Clay poll in the polls forum. | puterbum, I have not tried the Zaino clay, but all others mentioned in this thread. I now just use the Clay Magic "blue" and it has just the right amount of grab. Please give it a try, well worth the price!
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12-30-01, 10:02
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Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: San Diego AIM:sdputerbum Posts: 1,616 | Quote: Originally posted by jazzyjack puterbum, I have not tried the Zaino clay, but all others mentioned in this thread. I now just use the Clay Magic "blue" and it has just the right amount of grab. Please give it a try, well worth the price! | Cool, will do  . I'll post a review afterwards, but unfortunately I can only compare it to the Mothers stuff. Hmm, maybe I could trade someone some of the CM stuff for some 3M or Z clay to try out....I gave out 3 details for Christmas that I have yet to do.
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01-02-02, 02:39
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Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 1,582 | I've been very pleased with Griot's clay and the Zaino clay so far.
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