Pics of claybar on my black car.

[Sean37]

I've tried the Meguiars claybar and most people agree it's a piece of crap. I use ClayMagic but I've also used Mothers and it's great too.

It might not make a huge difference on a brand new car, but it doesn't hurt. If you want to keep it looking brand new, clay it every six months or so depending on where you live and how much crap is in the air. I live by a refinery, so I get a lot of crap in my paint and I need to clay more often.

[y87inside]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 02PewterBird:
How big of a difference do you think it would make on a new black Camaro? I've always heard about stuff like rail dust, but is it really that bad on a new car?<hr></blockquote>

Acutally....if i remember right, they say that it can be real bad on a new car. Simply because alot of cars arent shipped with plastic on them. Since most come from long distances by train, there can be alot of contaiments on the paint from. Ive heard that somewhere just cant remember where. Besides...wouldnt hurt to try it.