clay bar
A clay bar is a tool that you rub over your car’s paint to take off dirt and grime, so the surface feels smooth before you wax it.
A clay bar is a soft, waxy material used to remove surface contaminants from a car’s paint before polishing or waxing. It helps achieve a smooth, clean finish.
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"So I don't know, do I own up now? I thought, oh, I'm sure I've got a bit of clay bar in the cupboard. So I basically used a clay bar and I didn't follow the correct procedure."
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"Yeah, because you have a clay stuff in there and you got you know, I mean, we kind of talk about these points to spend."
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"But you could literally go around the whole entire car on that second foam with a clay bar, [562.9s] clay towel, clay mint, clay, whatever, and clay the whole entire car on that second foam."
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