Removing aphid goo from a car roof.

The one I have here is blue and came direct from my 3Ms (Scotch) supplier. It lasts very well - so what appears to be a small amount goes very far. A household trigger spray with water and a few drops of washing up liquid makes a fine lubricant for it. Microporous cloths from the supermarket fine for after claying - but obviously wash frequently.

Trick is to wash the car and run your hand over the paint, then after claying. The difference in 'smoothness' is amazing. And as I said, it doesn't remove any paint. My old car is plain black, and the bar always ends up brown. My newer one is metallic with a clear coat, and the bar ends up brown too.

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Dave Plowman (News)
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If it doesn't remove any paint, how does it achieve smoothing? Like earth grading? Pushing the peaks into the troughs.

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polygonum

I'm not sure anyone knows exactly how it works. But work it does, by removing any foreign bodies and film etc on the paint while not actually 'touching' it. If you're interested, you'll find a few videos on U-tube - but you can ignore the advert part of them trying to sell you special lubricant and cloths, etc.

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