Dan

Which is better and considering the guy using the buffer really knows what he is doing?

v6cord2k5

iTrader: (1)

You usually want to clay the whole car before polishing, to avoid getting the contaminants you remove with clay from getting onto the polishing pad. Claying is such an easy and quick procedure, it shouldn't be skipped.

Wash / Clay / Polish / Wax

IBankMouse

If you don't clay, you're not doing a thorough of enough job, IMHO.

Test it... do your buff and wax and then use the clay and see how many impurities and crap it gets off.

I think you'll end up using the clay bar going forward.

Good luck,

J

ulrblitzer

<p>Clay, buff,&nbsp;then wax.</p><p>Like the others have said, kinda pointless to buff if you aren't going to spend the time to clay it before hand.</p>

justnspace

iTrader: (1)

Dan is nuts!

chrisr

You should do it yourself. You can get a claybar from Amazon. You can watch a youtube video about it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhNxVDjlfh0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqW1nzgyMNA

Then I recommend using Liquid Glass. This is not a wax but a polymer. It's awesome and lasts for 6 months. Very easy to apply and remove.
Liquid Glass | The Holy Grail of Car Care Products

ulrblitzer

<p></p><p>Makes me wonder how much your guy really knows what he's doing since he's willing to skip claying.</p>