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FIGURE 1. Break-up a clay bar into quarters and roll the clay between your hands, creating a ball shape. Photo: Renny Doyle, Attention to Details  FIGURE 2. Again, using your hands, flatten the clay into a pancake shape. Photo: Renny Doyle, Attention to Details  FIGURE 3. Rub the clay back and forth, removing imperfections as you go. Photo: Renny Doyle, Attention to Details  FIGURE 4. The owner of Ultimate Reflections Auto Detail in San Antonio, Texas, recently used a stain remover to eliminate a bright-red, sports-drink stain from the carpeting in a late-model Honda Accord. Photos: Anthony Orosco, Ultimate Reflections Auto Detail   FIGURE 5. Since it's easier to work with half a piece of the film at a time, move the film in place on the first half. Photo: Sean Heiland, Ultimate Auto Care  FIGURE 6. Secure the film into the desired position. Photo: Sean Heiland, Ultimate Auto Care  FIGURE 7. It may be necessary to stretch the film. Photos: Sean Heiland, Ultimate Auto Care  FIGURE 8. After application, tell your customers to wait at least 24 hours before taking the vehicle to an automated car wash. Photo: Sean Heiland, Ultimate Auto Care  FIGURE 9. Film isn't just for front ends. It can be used to protect mirrors and body panels. Photos: Sean Heiland, Ultimate Auto Care   |
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