The Zed gets a bit of clay treatment.

Here I show you a bit of clay bar detailing. The results are so so, from a distance it’s beginning to look superb again, but up close there are some paint issues which I think are due to it being sat out unloved for such a long time.
In the future I think I’ll get a proper detailer in, but there are other more pressing issues to get sorted first.
Hope you like the video, and thank you for watching (PS. Sorry about the sniffing)

[@lascm5237]

Had my Ruby Black 2007 Z4 coupe for years now and love it. I’ve also been cleaning and polishing my cars the same way you do, TBH there’s a load of horse about different techniques but I’m happy with the results 😁

[@user-cf4zz1yf2r]

I’d never profess to being a detailer, I just use simple equipment that gives me results I’m happy with. The car looked stunning in the sunshine afterwards!

[@gerryballymoney]

Enjoying your content, that's something I need to do myself, Clay bar my own Z4, I bought mine last year, I now have it mechanically sound, spent a small fortune, but don't tell the Mr's, and next year I intend to get it professionally painted, keep your content coming loving it

[@user-cf4zz1yf2r]

Thanks for the comment. I still don’t really know what I’m doing on here, but the fact that nearly 50 people have subscribed blows my mind.

[@victoriaq5157]

Might try a clay bar towel. Clay on one side easy to hold in your hand towel on the other. Much less chance of dropping. Use same one over and over after bucket rinse. Use mine on old cars and brand new ones. Work just as well as clay lump. Thanks for viddy!

[@user-cf4zz1yf2r]

Thanks for the comment. I’ll look into the clay towel. I haven’t dropped a bar yet and am down to my last fresh chunk, so guaranteed I’ll drop it now!