3Pcs Magic Car Cleaning Clay

Magic Car Cleaning Clay

This Magic Car Cleaning Clay can safely remove stubborn stains, grease, dead insects pollution, rust and more! It’s suitable for many areas, such as; chrome, mirrors, paint, plastic body, bumpers and rims. Not only is super effective, but it’s also super easy to use! Simply add water and get cleaning. A must have to all car owners.

Clay Bar Size: 8x5x2cm

Weight: 100g per piece

Qty: 3 pieces per Pack

Packaging: Polybag

How to use it?

Step1. Wash and dry your car thoroughly to remove as much of the dirt, grime, and other contaminants from the surface as possible.

Step2. Cut the clay bar into 3 pieces in order to get more use from each bar.

Step3. Squeeze the clay in your hand until it becomes easily pliable. Roll it into a ball and flatten it into a circular shape that is about 3/4 inches (1.91 cm) thick.

Step4. Spray clay lubricant generously over an area measuring approximately 2 feet (0.6 m) by 2 feet (.61 m by .61 m).

Step5. Slide the clay back and forth gently over the lubricated area using as little pressure as possible. Add more lubricant if the clay sticks while you’re trying to slide it. You should hear and feel the clay picking up contaminants as it slides over the surface.

Step6. Fold the clay in half when it becomes dirty and knead it over itself until you have a clean surface. Be sure to examine the clay periodically to make sure that it doesn’t pick up any large particles that could scratch your car’s paint when you’re sliding the clay over the car’s surface area.

Step7. Wipe the lubricant off the car using a clean microfiber towel. The paint should be as smooth as a sheet of glass. If it isn’t, clay the area again.

Step8. Repeat the claying process, one section at a time, until the entire car has been clayed. Overlap new areas with surrounding areas already cleaned to ensure even coverage and cleaning.

Step9. Apply a coat of wax or sealant, according to the instructions on the packaging, in order to protect the paint from corrosion that can form in the tiny holes that had been previously filled with contaminants before claying.