Clay Bar

[SteveH]

Had this sonus product reccomended to me as a very good quality clay bar, good value considering you get three for £15 inc VAT & Delivery.

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/detailing ... d_170.html

[Philws4]

Good call Steve.
Not used this make before only meg's but certainly worth a shot for that price.

[Rich_C]

Steve .. I use the Sonus Green clay and it's good stuff - the grey clay is still good but a little more abrasive so personally I'd stick with the green ... Green Clay. I've dealt with cleanyourcar in the past without probs.

If you fancy stocking up with clothes etc then you might want to consider buying the same product from the states given the current favourable exchange rates ... Autopia ... but you would have to make the order worthwile to warrant the postage charges - just a thought.

Rich.

[david7m]

Grey clay sounds a great deal. Can you use them 'dry', as my Meg's clay lube is running out.......?

Dave

[ChipHazzard]

I'm not sure quite how true it is , but supposedly the Meg's clay Lube is a drop of shampoo mixed with water in a bottle

[david7m]

I'm not sure quite how true it is , but supposedly the Meg's clay Lube is a drop of shampoo mixed with water in a bottle

I did wonder

Thanks, i'll make my own next time;)

Dave

[SLC Detailing]

dont use it dry it will induce marring. i got myself some chemical guys synthetic detailer in a 1 gallon size for around twenty pounds. once diluted this stuff works out a whole lot cheaper than any others. dave at www.carwasnwax.co.uk sells it

[SteveH]

I Know what your saying about the green ("Regular use"), but for the fact that I have never used a clay bar before in my life, then the standard stuff has been reccomended as good stuff by someone far more knowledgeable that I in this specific field; always use wet though! Wet is best , as they say "as wet as an otters pocket"