Clay bar car Mitt

Claying can improve the look and condition of a car, making it more appealing and protecting its surface. Claying a car is recommended once or twice a month, depending on the amount of impurities and the level required of protection.

Claying has recently become a popular issue and many people are curious about "why." Why is it necessary to clay my car? As we have already mentioned, brake dust, industrial waste, air pollution and even overspray can all be airborne contaminants which can adhere to the paint on your car or truck. If they are stuck inside the car, you can clean them with car dashboard polish. They are usually not visible to the naked eye, they stick to your paint and are difficult to remove using soap and water.

In car detailing, the "claying" process is used. Claying has traditionally been done with a clay bar made of a soft resin material, usually synthetic. Its gummy/sticky surface and similar pliability as modelling clay makes it ideal for removing paint impurities that have been embedded or stuck on.

Clay Bar

This type of clay is used for cleaning the surface of a vehicle because it is made from a pliable material that can be shaped in a bar shape. The Clay Bar for Vehicle Detailing. It comes in different grades, can be reused with a little kneading and must be thrown out if dropped. After ceramic coating, clay bar is applied to the car.

Clay Mitt

Clay mitts have become so popular due to their ease of use and reusability. Claying a whole car can be time-consuming. Having to throw away all the material if you clay bar falls is a nightmare. Clay mitts are much faster. We also have car wash bucket and car cleaning brush.