Mikepol2
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So I won't be here long and apologize for clickbaiting but... I HATE the clay bar.
For endless time the thought has been that black cars are hardest to keep clean.
I would volunteer that it is actually WHITE cars that are hardest to keep clean.
I washed my white 2019 Ram a couple days ago and discovered a field of tar spots from headlight to taillight.
Affter 4 hours with the clay bar, the finish is ready for CQuartz 3.0. My shoulders are aching and every spot required its own rub.
Make no mistake: There is no easy recovery from tar spots. Goo-gone, isopropanol alcohol, and tar remover had NO effect. It's clay bar, elbow grease, hunker down and work like they did in they 1950's.
I hate the clay bar. But love the results.
For endless time the thought has been that black cars are hardest to keep clean.
I would volunteer that it is actually WHITE cars that are hardest to keep clean.
I washed my white 2019 Ram a couple days ago and discovered a field of tar spots from headlight to taillight.
Affter 4 hours with the clay bar, the finish is ready for CQuartz 3.0. My shoulders are aching and every spot required its own rub.
Make no mistake: There is no easy recovery from tar spots. Goo-gone, isopropanol alcohol, and tar remover had NO effect. It's clay bar, elbow grease, hunker down and work like they did in they 1950's.
I hate the clay bar. But love the results.
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