eshine has a BOGO on for Ricardo Clay and I am considering purchasing some. Can anyone suggest which of the two choices would be best. They will be used on daily drivers, so my initial thoughts were to get the blue as this new formula is slightly more agressive than the original yellow version but I know the yellow is tried and tested. Maybe I need both....:chuckle:
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12-07-2009, 01:09 PM #1
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Yellow clay hands down! It milder vs the blue, which should be more aggressive. I would recommend at least 1 box of each, that way you will be covered if you get a badly contaminated car.
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12-07-2009, 01:59 PM #3
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Im going to take advantage of this too, I think im going to as Chris over there to give me one of each
Hopefully he can come through
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