Key Benefits

• Removes Bonded Contamination: Lifts industrial fallout, iron particles, overspray, and environmental debris from the surface.
• Safe on All Finishes: Suitable for all paint types and colours, as well as glass, plastics, and mouldings.
• Improves Surface Smoothness: Leaves paintwork clean and slick, ready for polishing or protection.
• Enhances Protection Performance: Creates a clean base for waxes, sealants, and coatings to bond more effectively.
• Efficient Decontamination Step: Helps reduce polishing time and product usage by removing contaminants early.

How to Use

1. Wash the Vehicle: Thoroughly clean the surface to remove loose dirt and debris before claying.
2. Prepare the Clay: Break off a small piece, knead it in your hands until soft, and flatten into a disc.
3. Lubricate the Surface: Spray a clay lubricant onto a small section to ensure smooth, safe movement.
4. Gently Glide: Move the clay across the lubricated area using light pressure until the surface feels smooth.
5. Maintain a Clean Surface: Regularly fold and knead the clay to expose a clean working side as it collects contaminants.
6. Finish the Process: Wipe the area dry and continue panel by panel before applying polish, wax, or sealant.

PRO TIP: Always keep the surface well lubricated and work in small sections. If the clay is dropped on the ground, discard that piece to avoid introducing grit that could mark the paint.