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Old 06-30-2008, 06:30 PM   #1
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For those who use saddlebag Crash Bar Chaps, becarefull,, I pulled my bags to do a Major wash job after my Va, trip and to change the Diff. oil.. FOUND the bag on the R side scratced the crap out of the front of the bag,,LIKE DEEP into the clear Coat HOPEFULY I can Compond it out... SUCKS put them there to prevent scrtachs ,, BUMMER!! :'( I had a Mini Mag flash light in there .and a small bottle of Anti fog ..
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Anytime you put something on your paint dirt will get inside and scratch it. I hope it's an easy fix. Try some claybar.
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Old 06-30-2008, 06:41 PM   #3
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Anytime you put something on your paint dirt will get inside and scratch it. I hope it's an easy fix. Try some claybar.
CLAYBAR ???
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CJ,, Man I wish I saw that before I took my trip :'( On my short hops I didnt have a problem ,, BUT a 3k ride w.Rain/Sand and ???/ did them in.. Im going to Wallt World THANKs for the Link..Rich
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Meguier's and Turtle Wax have claybar kits
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TO AUTO Zone or NAPA it is THANKs for the heads up.. I hate waiting for the mail LOL......
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Meguier's and Turtle Wax have claybar kits
TO AUTO Zone or NAPA it is THANKs for the heads up.. I hate waiting for the mail LOL......
No problem. I hope it works out for you. IF you drop the claybar on the ground throw it away because it may pick up grit and make things worse.
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TO AUTO Zone or NAPA it is THANKs for the heads up.. I hate waiting for the mail LOL......
No problem. I hope it works out for you. IF you drop the claybar on the ground throw it away because it may pick up grit and make things worse.
Beezer,, THANKS alot I never would have know that,, well I would have found out the hard way LOL
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If you are going to clay bar, I would highly recommend Meguiars......reasonably cheap and very easy to use plus it comes with the lubricant (Meguiars quick detail mist) which you can use afterwords for quck "in-between" detailing. I've tried the other stuff and using a soap & water solutions just didnt' do it for me.

Only thing I will say is that if the scratches are fairly deep, a clay bar may not cut it. I would try Meguiars Scratch-X. It's a super light polishing compound which I use on my black bike to get rid of swirls. That plus a good wax will probably get rid of 90%.

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I thought claybar was for removing contaminents in the paint. I don't think it will do a thing for scratches except to remove anything embedded in the scratch. I use the claybar's on all our vehicles then good wax. The detail spray is the way to go. When you detail spray a vehicle and run your hand through it, you can feel the stuff in the paint, and after you use the bar, it will be smooth as silk.
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