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Originally Posted by si_civic
I saw this liquid claybar in a store and I am personally skeptical. It's kind of like when waterless carwash came out... or... that Mr Clean wash rinse junk. Companies these days are designing products that save time... But, what are the long term effects? Who knows... Clay has to be formed into your hand and physically applied. The contaminents have to be picked up and absorbed into this clay. Having something liquid, and then smudging it into paint does not appeal to me.... Any product that claims to save time or to be revolutionary with glitzy flashy boxes I avoid like the plague. Thats why Meguiars Professional line is a plain looking beige bottle with no glam.
I am confused as to why Meguiar's put out NXT. They never used to be flashy or high tech. I'm not saying their NXT line is bad, I actually like their wax. I love the NXT car wash, it's completely synthetic and foams forever.
Wow, am I ever getting off topic in my own thread.
Darryl
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I have that Mr Clean thing, the filters are $10 and the amount you get out ot them hard to say. But it does a good job when you rinse the car throughly with the ionized water because it dries without water spots. This is a better solution than the squeegee method that'll ruin your paint if a particle gets trapped between the silicon blade's wet edge and your paint job.