Audi A3 Lead times

**Disco Boy** · 21-03-2009,01:09 PM

Originally Posted by tlionhart

The clay bar is excellent and safely removes them orange spots. When i say safely, i swear it scratched my paintwork! (not a noticeable scratch, just one of those only i can see and is white.)

I think you are supposed to lubricate the paint when using clay bars.

**tlionhart** · 21-03-2009,01:40 PM

Originally Posted by Disco Boy

I think you are supposed to lubricate the paint when using clay bars.

i did. I used my own wax/shampoo. Its better than the spray as the spray is only a small amount. The wax/shampoo, i apply to the paintwork. Before i brought it, i was told how to use it by the detailer. He recommended the mentioned method. And to use the spray as a spot treatment.

I waxed the car today using AG deep shine...im impressed! I think the scratches i worried about are just general grit scratches. (can only be seen in direct-hit of the sun. Bit like swirl marks. )

The car looks good as new

Also, even better. My eyes were going funny when going around the car looking for missed patches. lol

I tried to look for the scratches, but couldn't find them. I guess there is light and bad light. Can't wait till i have more time to stick the high def wax on!