Description
- Effectively removes rail dust, brake dust, tree sap, paint overspray from paint finishes
- Light cut makes this clay effective with most minor paint contaminants
- Removes rust spots on paint that's a result of rail or brake dust particulates
- Enough clay to treat two cars
Nothing is more effective at removing paint surface contaminants, paint overspray, stubborn tree sap, rail dust, and other environmental contaminants than a clay bar. Like a lint brush for your car's paint, a clay bar will remove all these contaminants to make your paint extremely smooth before you even polish it.
It's how every professional detailer starts their detail process prior to polishing the paint finish.
Directions: Thoroughly wash vehicle free of dust, sand, dirt and other loose contaminants. Working in a small area, spray clay lubricant directly onto painted surface.
Mold clay bar into a pancake shape. Using light pressure, rub the clay back and forth in a "cut the grass" pattern. Repeat pattern until you can feel that the surface is contaminant free. Wipe or hose away the clay lubricant and dry using a clean microfiber cloth. Rinse clay bar frequently during use to avoid contaminant build up on surface of the bar. Knead clay into a fresh surface periodically during use as well. For best results use clay on a cool surface and never in direct sunlight. Store in clamshell package between uses.
After you clay the paint finish, polish and then seal the surface with a wax, sealant or coating of your choice.
Warnings: If dropped on ground, clay bar can pick up grit and grime that will likely cause scratches in the paint if used afterwards. Do not use on paint that is fresh or not fully cured. As with any chemical or abrasive, always test in an inconspicuous area prior to treating entire vehicle. KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN. THIS IS NOT A TOY.
