Can you "clay and go"?

[NicksVSix]

Hey guys,

This is probably a really stupid question, but I ran out of daylight while polishing my car tonight.
Some areas didn't get a polishing after my clay bar treatment (both sides of the car) so they are as they were after I clayed and polished off the detail spray I used as the lubricant (all products used were Adam's, if that helps)

Have I committed some sort of detailing cardinal sin? (ie, is my car gonna look like ass in the daylight tomorrow morning?)

I really wish I had more room in my garage....

[CamaroDreams07]

No you'll be fine. Just make sure you do a wash before you resume polishing.

In the future, when time is tight, do complete detailing on sections at a time. Rather than claying the whole car and not having time for anything else, clay a section or two, polish them and seal them.

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[NicksVSix]

Yeah, good idea.

I got greedy and thought I could do it all.

[dorfmac]

Just keep in mind you don't have any protectant anywhere, so avoid anything that could do damage until you can get some sealant/wax on there

[NicksVSix]

Originally Posted by dorfmac

Just keep in mind you don't have any protectant anywhere, so avoid anything that could do damage until you can get some sealant/wax on there

It never had anything on it anyway as I just got the car from the dealership 4 days ago, but still, good point.

Gonna finish it off tomorrow night.

Cheers!

[JTruck]

Originally Posted by NicksVSix

Yeah, good idea.

I got greedy and thought I could do it all.

I've made that mistake a time or two or three or four.

[NicksVSix]

Originally Posted by JTruck

I've made that mistake a time or two or three or four.

LOL

Good to hear I'm not alone!