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Sun Jan 13, 2013 9:12 pm
clay bar you just break of a "toffee pennmy" sort of sized bit, kneed it and spray bit of the lube on, and rub it back and forth, keep stopping and kneeding/turning/folding the clay and re lubing , instructions are on it, give it a go you have nothing to loose and is good to do the car anyway, just do small areas at a time until its clear- youl feel it glide smooth like glass when its done and youl soon see how it works,but be careful and soft- you dont rub it hard you glide it over gently, different areas have more/less crap on , if cars not garaged, get some polish and wax aswell, do each panel with all 3, before moving on to the next, you dont really want to clay a car then leave it with "bare paint" overnight/in weather/rain etc, or drive it, its well worth doing, just test a little area and see if it removes it, if it doesnt id probably go to a professional, or may want to anyway-as with g3 and fine grit paper, it abrases the paint and you dont want to blend that dusty stuff in to the paint and ruin it
you can also go to town-
wash
clay bar
paint renovator
super resin polish
wax
for a real decent end result
hope that helps