Chemical Guys CLY_402 Medium Clay Bar, Gray (100 g)

Really surprised on how good this product really is. It's done an amazing job on my car's paint, my car looks like new again. If you have access to YouTube, i suggest you check this clay bar out before using it..

Excellent

Chemical guys supply a wide range of cleaning products. If you’re into Detailing your pride & joy then to achieve that perfect finish use a clay bar . Comes in different strengths , but remember to use a Clay bar Lube which is essential when using a clay bar . If you’re not to sure how to use check out the How To video on Utube by the Chemical Guys.

Tres vite reçu , conforme à mes attentes. Produit pas trop agressif sur la carrosserie.

This stuff works really well. I’ve already bought a second bar. Very tacky. Makes the panel very smooth. I used it with Adams waterless wash. However, It’s on the expensive side.

Muy buena para descontaminar briseado de pintura, lo quita en cuestión de minutos si está muy pasada, comento por qué trabajo en detailling automotriz, solo parti un pedazo y no eh tenido problemas como con otras plastilinas, ya eh checado casi todas y está cumple muy bien por el precio la velocidad y malesbilidad.

I have a "retro-bird" (Thunderbird) that, like any vehicle over the years, has collected a series of clear-coat scratches, discoloration, and lack of luster. I've had it detailed by a personal friend multiple times over the past 12 years, but the paint really needed a major "refresh". I began researching several "how to" videos on YouTube for auto finish restoration. I learned how to correct clear-coat scratches (with sandpaper, no less), use rubbing compound to remove discoloration, and to blend the clear-coat finish. Mind you, my lifetime experience ends with wash, wax, and protect. After correcting all of the blemishes, I ordered this Chemical Guys Medium Clay Bar after watching the company's "how-to" video. The detailer made it look easy as he demonstrated tips, techniques, uses, and explanations. I learned that the medium clay is their "go to" for most jobs where the finish is in relatively good shape but never had a clay bar before. I did purchase their lubricant, but.... opted not to use is as I was fortunate enough to be able to clay-bar the Tbird during a day of light rain. (note: rainwater is naturally clean, naturally "soft" leaving no hardwater spots, and offers a continuous lubrication and rinse action). You can really see and feel a difference in the clear-coat. It stripped out all of the rough contaminants, wax, oxidation from the finish. Lastly, I used Turtle Wax hard wax and laid down a heavy coat before buffing out. The end result was car-show competition finish! It took me about 4 days from start to finish, but the clay bar process was actually the easiest, fastest part of the process yielding the highest possible return on results. If you are like me and have never clay-barred a vehicle before, you owe it to yourself to strip the wax off, clay-bar, then use a good hard wax. you won't be disappointed. One last thing - I'd like to pass one of the most important tips the Chemical Guys passed along in the video. DO NOT USE THE WHOLE BAR OF CLAY AT ONCE. What I mean is, cut about 1/4 of the bar off and use that. If you DROP the clay-bar onto the ground, you cannot use it - throw it away immediately. It will instantly pick up and embed any grit from the floor, and will ruin your finish. Just cut another 1/4 of the bar and continue on. Trust me, I dropped two pieces during the process. If it had been the whole bar at once, I would have been sunk.

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