Yes I have been thinking about trying 2 out on my vehicle. Right now I have one side done with one kind of polish and wax, and the other side a different way

Thanks man!

You got it!

thanks!

Glad to have you.

Glad to help. Sorry it wasn’t sooner

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thanks man! For sure. Great suggestions.

Your the man Ron! Thanks for watching

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Ordering 4 of them off AliExpress, $23 is a great deal

Thanks!

Thanks! Glad to help

Great idea

Definitely in the works

I immediately thought the same thing, plus the cheap was used, the expensive was new. Good tip on using the DA on very contaminated/oxidized paint.

They were both brand new. Ive honestly never broken in a clay bar that way.

My bad, I thought when you said you had been using the cheap one for awhile, you meant it was used. I've heard many detailers say to always use a clay mitt/towel/disk on glass first break it in, before using on paint. Not really sure if it's a factual issue, just heard it a bunch.

@@autodetailingpodcast I'm not sure how the glass helps break it in. I can say that I found the clay cloth worked better after using it in glass. Prior to the glass break in, the cloth didn't pick up many contaminants at all. Now I always break them in on glass. Not the traditional clay bar, just the cloths, discs and pads.

That was a confusing part of the video. Sorry about that. I meant to say “ive used a similar one to this cheap one for a while”. When I rewatched it did seem implied the new one had been used.

Thanks man!

I do it all the time.

Good point. Thanks!

Possibly, I’m honesty not sure why it out performed.

@@autodetailingpodcast: just for the hell of it, you should have went over the Sonex side with cheap one 😁 😂

Neither one stated grade. I would say SONAX was light. Cheap was medium/heavy

Yes ^^^

You are right Eddy. Sonax needs to be run on glass first, then it starts to work

Yes, actually both of them should have been. Still interesting to see the cheap one did better. Maybe it had no or very little protective coating on it?

In my world it has

It was speed 3

Yes

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Will 1955 hahaha. Good one 😂

Commercial waterless wash diluted down

Ray Fisher if I did that how could I show how good or bad the clay disc actually did?

I’ll try and fix it

SEugenio Gonzalez E - ya it doesn’t say that on the packaging or else I would have done it.

Auto Detailing Podcast Look for it in the back. English is on second paragraph

SEugenio Gonzalez E - it is worth noting I did use the clay twice, which would technically would make for a “break in” period

Good idea

Neither were broken in nor does that even matter. These surfaces were clayed twice. Wouldn’t the first time break it in?

Weird. Listing must have gone bad

@@autodetailingpodcast yeah it goes to a jack pad now. Lol

@@jmeyers278 Do you know what the right link is?

I’m hammered Cars it can take way to long

Dillon Frey I agree this is the lazy way and on light color u use the harder or medium clay to get it all out and if u need to compound Polish and Glaze then so be it

Auto Detailing Podcast but then againg it depends if the customer wants pay for the ultimate detatail.

it takes at least 5 times as long to use a clay bar. I can use a Nanoscrub pad and have a car done in 15-20 minutes. And even if I was using a clay bar, I'd still use an iron remover. And if the cheap pad on Amazon's description is accurate it's fine grade so it shouldn't do too much in the way of maring. I still always do at least a 1 step after claying though, but for someone who doesn't that's going to be a plus. After my 1st time using a Nanoscub pad I knew I'd never touch a clay bar again. You save a ton of time and it's cheaper too. Even with the Nanoskin one at $40, I get 40'ish cars off it. 2 herefor $15 here? that's a no-brainer.

Hey now! That’s a good idea

Interesting. I haven’t had that issue

Auto Detailing Podcast i got the one you can slide your hand in. I heard you had to use it on glass to “break in the pad” prior to using it on paint, but I don’t see how that would help

motomuscl3 I don’t either to be honest. Sounds like a bit of a scam

@@motomuscl3 I have one I leave it soaking in water and it hasn't scratch my paint but yes you do have to use it on glass or let it sit in water for a while then it ready you go to be careful not to use it on hot paint it will melt and stick to the paint like tar

I bought the nanoskin autoscrub version for $30 and it is great. Not going cheap on this one

Agreed!

ya your right, but for video purposes how else was I going to show which one removed more fall out? though how you stated the process is def the best practices I wasnt sure how else to do it.

Auto Detailing Podcast Ok I get it now Jimbo Keep up the cheap vs expensive. Loving these videos. Peace from Los Angeles ✌️

OGCONSUMER thanks for watching!

Auto Detailing Podcast May i recommend the next Cheap Vs Expensive? HD polish Vs. Sonax Perfect finish

OGCONSUMER of course

That’s a good point. Maybe

Your totally right. This was to show the effectiveness of each clay

Good point

Contaminants don't stick to it like they do with clay. I do a small section, wipe the disc, another section, and repeat

BB Detailing it must be great for windshields

@@RixterNow it is! But for glass, I use the smaller autoscrub sponge :)

BB Detailing I just picked up the Mothers Speed Clay Mit. Going to give that a try on the windows. 👍

Isn’t that what I did?

interesting

When you say they don't last, what 5 cars? 10 cars? 15 cars? They're 2 for $15 right now. Even if you only got 10 cars per disc, you'd still be able to clay more cars dollar for dollar compared to Nanoscrub or the Sonax disc.

True... or spend the $50 like I did only to be disappointed

Damn dude? Trust issues, much?

JTSBMW the reason for a white car here was to show the iron remover post clay. It would be hard to show that on a black car

@@autodetailingpodcast ok I thought the review was about the clay pads, but ok.

Again, you missed the point. The iron remover was used to see how well the clay discs worked. It’s easier to see the reaction of the iron remover on a white car.