Can I use this detailer like a clay lubricant?
1312691
Yes, however, soap and water works just as well, and is considerably less expensive.
1312692
I have read most any instant detailer can be used as the lubricant for clay barring. So is there a reason this one would NOT be good to use (in place of say Mothers Showtime instant detailer which comes in their clay kit)?
1312693
One more thing why i wouldn't use it, sometimes i over spray and you can see residue from the quick detailer. so i would not want to mix the clay with the detailer spray.
1312694
I personally would not use it for a lubricant, i use distilled water in a spray bottle. but like peanut says "sure can" then go for it...
529051
Probably not, it is more of an anit-chafe product to reduce friction. Not a lubricant.
1827999
Yes, thats the clay i use when making a piece. Just be sure to put a coat of the clear spray to seal it or the mold will tear your original apart and you'll have to scrub your mold. :) hope this helps and good luck on your work!
364426
Yes. I found industrial strength silicone spray lubricant works great. Typically use a very generous amount and then wipe it down. You can find it any any hardware store. However, i do have to agree with Louroy, there is only going to be so much you can do with this one. To get a really smooth slide, I would upgrade to the $650-$1000 range.
770998
Yes. I have never used it for that but it says it can be used for clay lubricant on the side of the jug.
207329
There is no lubricity. Please ONLY apply to a very clean surface...use detailer to remove all dust or you will scratch the paint.
2239007
Use only water based or silicone based lubricants. Do not use oil-based lubricants. For upkeep add cornstarch to prevent deterioration.
1697598
Yes it can and that was the reason I purchased it. Although, I wish it would've come with some sort of instruction. I don't know how you like your contouring make up, but this one glides really well, it's a little oily.
1257611
You can which is exactly what I used it in. Its just ok. What works much better is Sunshine Polishing Cloth's.
1647049
Yes you can. It will clean and polish but don't use it to try to remove scratches.
2024814
Not recommend for this use. If you use water it really messes with the variable speed. Makita makes a nice electric polisher.
156029
That use does not seem practical for this product. It goes on liquid and dries flat and has a tar like finish. It would absorb dirt and spread the product all over whatever the wheels ran on even after curing.
207332
You'd want to do detailer first. But, you'd be better off foaming it with the wand and using a microfiber mit. It'd be cheaper and get a better clean if you have to use a car wash.
840737
No, I believe the stuff made specifically for that purpose will be the best.This is great as an after wash detailer, on a car with a wax job, it will keep it"waxed" and slick for an extended period of time. It is a great product for that use.
275439
I use it for auto detailing and I use the triangle attachment. If you plan to do your house floor you may need to buy an ectractor instead.
51170
It's more of a lubricant. It has limited cleaning ability and is way too thick to clean effectively. I use Bore-tech Eliminator to clean and regular Slip 2000 lubricant to lube.
2249493
No it cannot. I decided not to use the oiler because I will eventually be painting.