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06-15-05, 06:32
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South Florida Style
themightytimmah is offline
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CG's Clay deal
Chemical Guys is running a clay deal right now - 3 big bars (200gr I think, I've got a set coming monday so I'll know then), and a half gallon of lube for around 55 bucks. For anyone who does a lot of claying, its not a bad deal. Also you can get 6 and a gallon for about 100, if you do some serious production claying.
http://chemicalguys.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=CLY
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06-15-05, 06:36
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I've been eyeing this offer:
http://chemicalguys.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=CLY
6 clay for $85.00. I'd never pay for clay lube. I can make my own at a fraction of the cost. FREE: water in a spray bottle.
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06-15-05, 07:21
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eat more Parrano!
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Even so, that is a great deal for 1200 grams of clay. The cheapest I have found (non-sale) is CM through DetailNet.com for about $18.25/bar shipped to CA. Anyone have a link to reviews? I really like the aggressiveness ofd CM, many are just simply too gentle for a lot of vehicles.
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06-17-05, 08:42
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Setec Astronomy is online now
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Those CG clay bars look like someone else's that are 4 oz; if that's the case, my spreadsheet says it's not that great a deal (6 bars for $85), neither is the (Autogeek) 4-3oz bars for $50.
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06-17-05, 09:06
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Quote:
Originally posted by Setec Astronomy
Those CG clay bars look like someone else's that are 4 oz; if that's the case, my spreadsheet says it's not that great a deal (6 bars for $85), neither is the (Autogeek) 4-3oz bars for $50.
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Do you know where we can get good deals on clay bars? I was about to order Autogeek's bars.
Autogeek
$49.95 - (49.95 * .1) = $44.96
$44.96 / 4 = $11.24 per 3oz bar.
$11.24 / 3 = $3.75 per oz
Chemical
$85.00 / 6 = $14.17 per 4oz bar.
$14.17 / 4 = $3.54 per oz
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06-17-05, 09:19
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My spreadsheet is in dollars/gram...I consider the Griot's/TOL clay to be different ("ball" type) than the others ("bar" type). The ball type is generally the cheapest. The best price I have seen for bar is here http://www.superiordetailsupplies.co...ge=accessories but I don't know of anyone who has used this. The Optimum Clay is on sale at Autogeek right now for $2.49/oz, otherwise at the Autopia store the Sonus Block is in the same ballpark, and the Perfect Shine and Meg's kits are both on sale, good deals.
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06-17-05, 03:49
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I don't see any clay bars on Superior detail's website.
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06-17-05, 03:54
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Originally posted by Idz21
I don't see any clay bars on Superior detail's website.
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They are right on that page I linked.
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06-17-05, 04:15
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Quote:
Originally posted by Setec Astronomy
They are right on that page I linked.
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hmm now it's there. It wasn't up there just before. Or I'm going crazy. 
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06-17-05, 05:01
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Quote:
Originally posted by Setec Astronomy
My spreadsheet is in dollars/gram...I consider the Griot's/TOL clay to be different ("ball" type) than the others ("bar" type). The ball type is generally the cheapest. The best price I have seen for bar is here http://www.superiordetailsupplies.co...ge=accessories but I don't know of anyone who has used this. The Optimum Clay is on sale at Autogeek right now for $2.49/oz, otherwise at the Autopia store the Sonus Block is in the same ballpark, and the Perfect Shine and Meg's kits are both on sale, good deals.
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I'd say that TOL's clay is the best deal around. 8oz bar for $15.95
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06-17-05, 05:23
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Doesn't Autopia have the clay for like 9 bucks, with a bottle of lube...
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/tps-clylub.html
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