meguires clay bars

Too bad bigron, your missing out on a great product. We do many high end cars and now use Meguiars clay bars exclusivly. We use the NEW blue and red bars. I don't use them because it has a Meguiars name on it. I use them because I am in this to make money (we grossed almost $8,000 in April) and they work. They clean quicker and leave the finsh smoother than any other bar we tried. And they are very user friendly.

Here are a few cars detail with 100% Meguiars products -



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nice work .. ive tried many of there products and never got exceptional results .. i didnt start this thread to slam them ..i wanted to know if anyone had a similar experience with there clay bars and several have.. im sure if i was around someone who uses there professional line like you i would learn how to get great results . ive tried many of there consumer products and i get much better results from p&s products and the guy comes to my door .. thanx for the reply
 
bigron62 said:
its very grabby , leaves alot of residue on paint and everything it picks up wants to scratch the rest of the paint . this is about the blue bar ..the original one i got was yellow it was also garbage . too mushy and sticky . i wont ever buy megs bars again. my customers pay good money for claybar cleaning and i spend considerable time and effort doing it to achieve the best finished product possible. i wont waste my time or money on megs products again ...

One of the reasons we replaced the clay bars in our system was because of feedback like yours.

We do appreciate your feedback.

The new clay bars are dramatically better, I demonstrate them each Saturday at our Saturday Detailing Clinics.

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He Superior Shine... stellar results as usual... :bigups
 
I wouldn't count out an entire manufactuer just because of one product. I wasn't the biggest fan of Meguiar's Clay either, but that doesn't mean I'm going to pour my DACP down the drain and never touch my #26 again. The clay is the only thing in the entire Meguiar's line that has ever disappointed me. I haven't used it lately, but I'm willing to give it another chance if they have improved the quality.
 
The new clay bars are dramatically better, I demonstrate them each Saturday at our Saturday Detailing Clinics

Where do you have these?:wait

Thanks:band
 
jason rawls said:
I just got the Pinnacle clay kit in the mail and used it the other day - worked pretty good

Was this the PolyClay Kit? If so, I was wondering how it did?

I need to replace my Clay Magic and didn't want to waste money on the man-made polymers if they don't perform as well as the traditional clay bars.
 
nick49bear said:
Was this the PolyClay Kit? If so, I was wondering how it did?

I need to replace my Clay Magic and didn't want to waste money on the man-made polymers if they don't perform as well as the traditional clay bars.

I give Pinnacle Poly Clay a big Boo and a Hiss. That stuff was not good when I used it. I got it as part of a kit I think. Anyway, it saturates quickly if you use too much QD or if you have water on the surface. I use standing water on the surface after rinsing to aid in lubrication when I clay. I have no use for a product that has the consistancy of Ectoplasm when it gets wet. Its just not very good clay. I was much happier with Clay Magic and just about every other clay that I tried than I was with Pinnacle's.
 
I thought I was going to get my kids clay from the play room :O) now I know it's a lot work. I have a 2001 HD 4X4 and get's dirty when were out in the desert. Would I need to clay more because it's more in the dirt?

I don't think I did any work today. Reading so much info..

Thanks
 
I give Pinnacle Poly Clay a big Boo and a Hiss.
If I may add a "P" to the front of the last word! In all that I have purchased, the Pinnacle clay is HORRAH-BLE! It absolutely dissolves and breaksdown and I remember FUZZ not having a love affair with this clay either....Cetailnly not a Mullet Loving item!
Now in the same thought, I will not throw my other Pinnalce products and disgard them! I actually love them.....

I have had the opportunity to use the Meguiar's new ClayBars and I like them more than the Pinnacle and Mother's bars. In fact, I can attest the Mothers bars are not exactly like the Pinnacle bars for a whole lot less. The Mother's bar didn't fall apart and dissolve in my hand!

The Meg's bars are of solid consistency. They are very plyable and form easily in your hand. They are not sticky like the Pinnacle and mother's bars. They do not dissolve and feel good to the application. The do a good job and I have not experienced any "smearing" using the new bars. They come in three flavors: The Quick Clay (retail) White bar, Red (mild), Blue(agressive). I have used the White and the Red with very good results as well as pleased with the consistancy of the clay itself.
 
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crobarcars, go taste your clay bars again. You got the "flavors" mixed up. white -fine, blue - med, red most agressive. Chase either with a merlot and your set-LOL!
 
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