40k miles and first time clay treatment

[mywhitecharger]

I'm almost at 40k miles and realized I've been neglecting my baby a bit. I went and bought some Liquid Clay and followed that up with ICE. I do have to say for the small amount of work that is required of that clay treatment that it works very, very well.

I haven't seen my car look that white in a while.

Next time I'm going to have to do it when it's not as sunny because I got a couple water spots, but no biggee.

I was going to take some pics but it rained today and wasn't worth it.

I've got to give props to that liquid clay.

[charger08srt]

nice... i will be waxing mine tomorrow...finally:)

[mywhitecharger]

nice... i will be waxing mine tomorrow...finally:)

I know what you mean. I think it was a good 6 months since the last time I waxed it ........... that's just plain embarassing.:(

[blacoste]

Glad to hear the liquid clay bar works well. I've been using the ICE for awhile now, but didn't know if the lcb was worth the $.

[mywhitecharger]

Glad to hear the liquid clay bar works well. I've been using the ICE for awhile now, but didn't know if the lcb was worth the $.

I'm sure the die hard detail enthusiast will say it's not, but I drive 60 miles a day round trip to work so my paint takes some abuse. So it suits my needs.

[TeeJizzle]

I know what you mean. I think it was a good 6 months since the last time I waxed it ........... that's just plain embarassing.:(

you are losing your charger mojo

[Sublimeon22s]

ICE liquid clay bar worked great on my Lime and dads Mango....did them both last week....real slick touch, mirror shine