What makes Light Duty Clay Bar awesome
The Softest Clay For The Lightest Jobs
We all agree that a brand-new car should be pristine. However, even new cars and garage-kept show cars are susceptible to contamination that needs to be removed before it clogs buffing pads, induces extra scratches, and blocks fresh coats of wax from sticking to the surface. This flexible synthetic Light Duty Clay Bar conforms to every curve and contour with Flex-Clay Technology to give you the smoothest glass-like surface.
Hi-Tech Formula For Versatile Use On Exterior
The Light Duty Clay Bar cleanses by pulling out light levels of embedded pollution, fallout, rail dust, brake dust, and overspray from the pores of clear and shiny surfaces. Use on surfaces like paint, clear plastic, glass, and polished metal. If left unchecked, these contaminants can ruin the shine of your car by blocking reflected light, scratching the surface, and causing paint to oxidize, tarnish, and peel. Use the Light Duty Clay Bar to keep your new ride looking its finest.
Features
- Among our clay bars, the Light Duty Clay Bar is made for restoring lightly contaminated cars.
- Restore a perfectly smooth, glass-like feel to contaminated paintwork
- Extract light levels of pollution, industrial fallout, brake dust, and more
- Ensure scratch-free and swirl-free polishing
- Help your sealant, wax, and paint last their longest
- Reach deep into pores for the ultimate clean
Customer Reviews
- KevinVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoClay bar works as intended
Wasnt sure about their clay bar, used it and i'm happy with its results.
- SkyRider 2.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars1 year agoClay
Works as shown. You don't need a lot to get the job done.
- redoneVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoI will buy this clay bar again
Once a year starting the preparation for a polish and sealing.
- Philly a.Verified BuyerRated 3 out of 5 stars2 years agoAdequate for the car I use it on
Serviceable for the car I use it on. The sports car gets the meguiars clay. Yes, there is a difference
- CT K.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars3 years agoI was impressed with the results !
Used the light duty clay on a 6 year old auto with only minor imperfections in the paint. Didn't know the results would be so great using this product when I thought it might not need the clay at all. It was a breeze to use especially with the clay lube. Little effort to do and the results were like a new auto ! Will keep using this product on future detailing for sure!
