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Decided to claybar this weekend and it worked wonders! The second picture shows the added cleanse from the bar. Got the Mother's kit for $16 at Pep Boys..took about 2 hours total and it shines like no other.
Here are some pics (about 50k each image, no need to copy and paste):
As far as I know, it hasn't been. The 93-97's have a weird color on the beak of the car..I noticed that with like 95%. My car does look weird in pictures, but it looks fine in person. Just how the light hits it, I guess. [img]smile.gif[/img]
Thanks for the comments - claybarring definately does a lot of good. Any small black tar marks - no problem, just go over it for about 20 seconds and it should come out. Took some scratch type things on my rear-end, too.
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