it says to was with z-7 after clay baring, but how neccessary is this step??? i dont want to if i dont have to, help quick, loseing daylight while the car bakes in the sun with no protection!!!!

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--GTS black outs
--RKSport chrome/reflective rear fill-ins
--Stull billit Grill
--Diamond clear signals
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--v6 decals
--Silver face macewen gauges
--xenon ground effects
--18" eagle alloy 077 rims
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I would wash it!!

There could be dirty on your paint that the claybar loosend up but didnt actually get picked up..

I washed the car with dishsoap
clayed the car using z7 as the lube
washed again with dishsoap

this way you know 100% your paint is clean

[This message has been edited by Espo (edited May 31, 2002).]

 

Wash it. Do it right!

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From the factory: 1997 30th Anniversary Edition Z28, 6spd, T-tops, White Leather, all power options.
My Contributions: Moroso CAI, !CAGS!, SLP LOUDmouth, Pro 5.0, Lou's Short stick, Zaino Polish, White SS 10-spokes, LT4 KM, Airfoil.

 

YUP!!! Rewash it, it will remove any residue remaining.

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Kevin Villier, 2002 SS #186 - 6M with Hurst and "short-stick", TT, navy blue, chrome SS wheels, Bilstein suspension, SS grill, STB, SLP loudmouth, Direct-Flo lid with Holley filter and Mallory polished MAF ends.

Louisville, KY

 

There will be a fine soap film left on the car from the clay lubricant which must be removed prior to polish application.


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2000 Camaro Z28, Bright Red, MN6

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