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I did see that I don't buy much online and the only wax I have seen is turtle don't have all the fancy equipment it's kinda like fishing hunting racing all takes $$ I was thinking a complete detail of $100.00 was a lot I'll have to see if he dose the clay bar and all the coats of wax and what not if so maybe $100 is not that much.
 
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I did see that I don't buy much online and the only wax I have seen is turtle don't have all the fancy equipment it's kinda like fishing hunting racing all takes $$ I was thinking a complete detail of $100.00 was a lot I'll have to see if he dose the clay bar and all the coats of wax and what not if so maybe $100 is not that much.

Do you clay bar then wax? Never tried a clay bar. Heard they work pretty well.
 

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I got into Adams polishes they have great video of how to's check it out. to the right>towards the top^
 

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Wash, clay, wax. After you clay, you shouldn't have to clay again for a long time. Clay will take the wax off, so don't do it after you wax.
 
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