You may feel an initial resistance. And even hear the contaminants as they are being removed.

I have my clay bar just from my size hand I'm gonna take my clay Luber and spray the surface. Now you want to use clay Luber generously to make sure that you do not scratch the surface.

I started with a clean car, dunked the Speed Clay in soapy water and started wiping. 30 minutes later, the car was done and super smooth and slinky. If I have to clay bar a car, this is now my go to. Needed to remove some wax over spray on my new car windows as they were really hard to use wipers on.

Professional detailers use the OG Clay Bar to pull debris out from the paintwork that clogs buffing pads, induces extra scratches, and blocks fresh coats of wax from sticking to the surface. The OG Clay Bar works great on any glossy paint finish, new or old.

Contaminants on your paint's surface can prevent wax and sealant from bonding properly. As a result, they won't provide the level of protection you're looking for. A clay bar treatment will remove these contaminants and create a smooth surface that allows wax and polishes to bond more effectively.

Do you personally wash vehicles after clay bar before sealant/wax or do you just rinse and dry before applying? There's no reason to wash (or rinse) the car after clay, unless you're using soap as a lubricant.

every six months to a year Clay barring should be done periodically, typically every six months to a year, depending on the level of contaminants on the surface of your car. If you notice that your car's paint feels rough or gritty to the touch, it may be time to clay bar.

But again if the customer's paying for it you can if they don't what can you do about it most on our washing waxes. It's just wash clay and wax we don't polish. Um. So in an ideal.

Before using a clay bar, your car should be washed and dried to remove a majority of contamination on your vehicle. The more contaminated the paint is the more likely imperfections can be added during the clay bar process.

Since water tends to drag, it doesn't allow the clay bar to smoothly glide around the surface of the car. This water drag can cause marring, scratching and other damage to the car.

Follow up with a polish and wax And just like that, you've clay barred your car like the pros do. Now that your car is actually squeaky clean, it's time to follow your clay bar treatment with a quick polish and wax to correct and restore your paintwork to its original, showroom gloss.

Do you personally wash vehicles after clay bar before sealant/wax or do you just rinse and dry before applying? There's no reason to wash (or rinse) the car after clay, unless you're using soap as a lubricant.