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This will be different for each customer and will be determined by numerous factors. Such as, the age of the car,
the weather, mileage covered, how often the car is washed and whether it is kept under cover, are just a few of these factors.
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" What is clay?
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After you've washed and dried your paintwork run your fingertips over the surface. It is likely that you will feel small
imperfections. These are contaminants bonded to the paint that cannot be removed with washing alone. Typically these would
be tree sap, remnants of bird lime, industrial fallout or even paint overspray. Clay is a fast and safe way to remove contaminants
that have bonded to your paintwork which can't be shifted by washing alone. It will remove all of the bonded contaminant,
giving you a finish as smooth as glass.
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Why shouldn’t I use washing up liquid on my vehicle?
Washing up liquid is designed to work in hot water to cut through grease.
This means it can strip wax away leaving your paintwork unprotected.
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