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Matt, we don't have that one here at PAC. But we do have our great Blackfire PolyClay II Bar.
I generally use Megs Professional "Mild" and "Aggressive" bars, Ill have to try out the Blackfire Bar sometime.
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Ok Everyone, which Clay are you......
- Thread starter Old Pirate
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I generally use Megs Professional "Mild" and "Aggressive" bars, Ill have to try out the Blackfire Bar sometime.
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Thought it was all the same
I have always read that regardless of the "Brand" of clay it's all made by the same manufacturer. I thought "Clay Magic" owned the patent and everyone else just puts there own color and name on it. Maybe things have changed, that's just what I always thought.
I have always read that regardless of the "Brand" of clay it's all made by the same manufacturer. I thought "Clay Magic" owned the patent and everyone else just puts there own color and name on it. Maybe things have changed, that's just what I always thought.
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I have always read that regardless of the "Brand" of clay it's all made by the same manufacturer. I thought "Clay Magic" owned the patent and everyone else just puts there own color and name on it. Maybe things have changed, that's just what I always thought.
All but Riccardo, as far as I know.
Sonus gray right now. It's a little hard to kneed but 2 bars for the price was great. It worked great for me. I do not think they make the gray bars anymore and have just been offering green poly. I have just enough left to do 4 more applications. I plan to give CG'S a try because of the 3 different grades and the weight to price ratio is a plus. I also like that I do not have to buy kits with the CG's. I will add Blackfire poly to my arsenal for new cars and fresh paint. I would love to get some Riccardo but that is going to be tough to acquire unless I can find a work around.
I've been using Mothers clay for years. But when I got around to claying the paint on my 99 Yukon, after about the 10th try on the same section it still kept getting dirt out. So I stopped and got my hands on some Chemical Guys purple clay bar, and after the second try it was completely clean. I used ONR as lube.
Truck was my brothers and I dont think he ever clayed it.
Truck was my brothers and I dont think he ever clayed it.