Advanced Meguiar's G200200 Hybrid Ceramic Quik 🚗 Clay Kit: Top-Notch Vehicle Surface Restoration and Protection Review

Bought the kit because I thought it would really make the car shine. I made a mistake, even went to the store and bought a set of ceramic polishes. I picked up a speck of dust or something with a clay sponge, the trainee scratched everything, watched the YouTube video and read the instructions several times, very unimpressed with this product. Save money and just buy old turtle wax or new varnish.

but I wasn't happy with the results. The detailer bottle leaked around the atomizer. The rubber pad left weird rubber marks/streaks on the paint (although I used a lot of the detail as a lubricant). I had to buff the stains with a shiny towel and lots of elbow grease, and afterwards I wasn't happy with the amount of new scratches the pad had left on the clear coat. Yes, it is faster than the traditional clay rod kit. No, it doesn't give the best results. It's also more expensive.

Overall I feel like I wasted my money on this. I've been using the original Meguiar Clay Bar Set for a number of years. and decided to try this when my bars needed replacing. Here's what I experienced: - Embossing (with Hybrid Clay) just doesn't fit well in my medium sized hands so I had a hard time holding it. I've had several instances where the pad just popped out of my fingers. With a traditional crayon I can feel the process as the emulsion releases the color and you can feel the color…