Claying side panels

[Bassinmax]

How do you do that?



It`s relatively easy to do it on horizontal panels, but for the side panels, how do you avoid clay lube dripping? (And dripping lube doesn`t do a good job at lubricating anymore.)



Thanks.

[pharmboyrx]

I usually just spray on enough to keep it lubed up and work my way down so I`m cleaning it up as I go. Hard to fight gravity.

[clnfrk]

I always clay while washing and use the soap solution as lube.

[Setec Astronomy]

I usually just turn the car on its side so the lube doesn`t run off. (rim shot)

[pharmboyrx]

I usually just turn the car on its side so the lube doesn`t run off. (rim shot)



This works well too.

[imported_smprince1]

I usually just turn the car on its side so the lube doesn`t run off. (rim shot)



Why didn`t I think of that??? I`ve been doing it the hard way all this time. :think2

[pattieman]

I use my special CNR, Clay no rinse.









BTW, if u believe that, I`ll tell u another

[Legacy]

I usually just turn the car on its side so the lube doesn`t run off. (rim shot)



Dam, what a simple solution.:clap::LOLOL

[Bassinmax]

BTW, if u believe that, I`ll tell u another



Which one? The CNR or the turning the car solution? :lol

[Street5927]

I also work from top down, but to get rid of any left over residue from the clay, I will do a quick IPA wipe down when finished and before going onto the next step.

[craigdt]

I usually just turn the car on its side so the lube doesn`t run off. (rim shot)





Ive found that this leads to a bit of marring on the side that touches the ground, so I stopped doing this.



I guess I just try to mist it as fine as possible, or spray a bit above the area so that when it does run down, its in the correct area.