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  • steve briance
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    Bodywork Magic v 2.0. Thanks for the info

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  • ajax1976
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    Originally posted by steve briance
    @ajax - which mitt did you get? Looked at a few and couldnt make my mind up so decided to use up the lump.of clay I have already. Do mitts still need claybar lube? I seem to recall they don't...
    I was the same but went for pot luck on a fine clay one, https://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/clay-...lue-fine-grade

    Yes, no lube just soapy water. When I got my A6 it was covered in fallout so a quick wash, sprayed with iron-x, washed then washed again with the clay mitt, paint felt great afterwards and came up perfect with a quick mop. Its not quite as easy to see what crap your removing as the bar but it certainly worked well and quickly. If you’re removing overspray etc I’d think you’d need a mild or aggressive one but for normal use the fine ones perfect.

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  • steve briance
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    @ajax - which mitt did you get? Looked at a few and couldnt make my mind up so decided to use up the lump.of clay I have already. Do mitts still need claybar lube? I seem to recall they don't...

    John. Thankyou! And yes, the 47year old saab is a hoot. Solid as a rock body wise but the triumph engine the early ones came with had failed. Got new saab designed engine in it and its great - proper mechanical noisy motoring, dare I say this is going out more than the audi at the mo

    Steve. Such a shame you had to roll the old rr out obviously biased as it is close to my Nautic blue cq. Dark suits them

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  • steverrquattro
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    Both S2's are in bits, so here's the UR RR which needs the correct door rings fitting..
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  • John.
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    Originally posted by steve briance
    Clay is clearly magic for paintwork.....
    Lovely looking car Steve.....and liking the old Swede too.

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  • John.
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    Originally posted by Colesy
    Was a good day for it today! Just the winter wheels letting her down.

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    I hope winter stays !! Great picture.

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  • ajax1976
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    Originally posted by steve briance
    Clay is clearly magic for paintwork I got home early and had some cleaning time on my hands... only did the horizontal panels and tops of doors, wings etc but it is absolutely amazing how it easily removed some nasty dried on rain stains that were so prominent you could feel the edges of them. Clay then autoglym and an hour of buffing with the microfiber cat and the results are alright!
    Car looks great.
    I got myself a clay mitt and it’s a game changer, much quicker and easier than using the bar.

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  • steve briance
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    Clay is clearly magic for paintwork I got home early and had some cleaning time on my hands... only did the horizontal panels and tops of doors, wings etc but it is absolutely amazing how it easily removed some nasty dried on rain stains that were so prominent you could feel the edges of them. Clay then autoglym and an hour of buffing with the microfiber cat and the results are alright!
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  • anthonys2
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    ^^^^
    Stunning UR

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  • robo
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    My old Ur
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  • Braun
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  • anthonys2
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    ^^^^^
    very nice car

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  • Oss
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    Thanks!

    One more pic

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  • Rikki Kitto
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    Beautiful looking motor bud

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  • jogi730
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    Another stunning shot!

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