DoDo Born Slippy Clay lube questions

[ca.detailchick]

I will want it sqeaky clean so it wont cause any streaks or bonding issues.

I'd suggest washing after claying no matter what lube you use.

Good advice Mark.

But one of the reasons I wanted to try slippy is because it suposed to all rinse off clean ,so I wont need to add an extra wash step.

We will see how it goes!

 

[Todd@RUPES]

Thanks everyone for posting your different methods of using born slippy.

I wont be polishing and moving along to OCW right after so my guess is I will want it sqeaky clean so it wont cause any streaks or bonding issues.

As usual with any new product I will have to experiment and find what works best for my needs.

Everyones input has been really helpful~!:bigups

Should be here soon!

I think you should do a review!

 

[ca.detailchick]

I think you should do a review!

Maybe a mini reveiw.

I dont have the patience to do an in depth reveiw .

You guys that do in depth reveiws , I can really appreciate the time and thought that goes into them!:bigups

 

[Flash69]

I am a little late to this thread but I love this product. I used it for the first time this past weekend and it's great. Very slippery and very easy to use.

After I was done I used PB Spray and Wash to clean each panel (I started late on my personal truck and was running out of time).

 

[ca.detailchick]

I have mixed results with this slippy lube so far.

I prefer a clay lube be that isnt so soapy. It s just like watered down car soap to me with a bit more slickness.

I am fussy about a claylube though because I use a spray wax that clay never sticks or gets grabby, so anything that performs less doesnt feel right to me.

It hasnt worked well for me with the magna sponge,not enough lubrication IMO.

Im not saying its bad either and it will not go to waste!