auto-clay

Auto-Clay is used to lift brake dust debris and other contamination from paintwork but is not a cutting compound or a product which leaves behind a coating. Cleanser-Polish or Auto-Balm may be suitable to improve the look of dulled paintwork.

Auto-Clay is used to pull contamination from the surface of your vehicle. Make sure the vehicle panel you would like to treat is out of direct sunlight. It’s best if the work area is relatively cool, but not cold. Before using auto-clay, thoroughly wash your car to remove any loose dirt.  Divide the clay bar

The Auto-Clay bar can be used several times. As per instructions, fold the soiled area into the piece of clay that you are working with and continue. Once it looks really grubby, even after kneading and folding, discard.

The recommended method to keep the Auto-Clay workable, is to let the clay soften in a bowl of warm water. A clay bar is designed to be divided into four pieces and used one quarter at a time. It is suggested that you take two portions of your clay bar, allow one piece to warm

Auto-clay pulls tiny particles of contamination from the surface of the paint. The best thing to do is to seal these imperfections with a wax or polish, such as Double Speed-Wax or Cleanser-Polish.

Use soft for vehicles with low contamination and repeat when you can feel contamination with your fingertips (if the paintwork is tough and grainy) which should be every 6-12 months.

Regular is our firmest clay and will be most useful on heavily contaminated vehicles, medium for moderately contaminated vehicles, and soft for less contaminated paintwork. Additionally, cold weather will cause the clay to be firmer, while warm weather will make it softer, so it is recommended that the firmness of the clay is selected with