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Your Car Is Clean. But Is Your Paint?
A normal wash removes surface dirt, but bonded contaminants can remain behind — leaving your paint feeling rough even when it looks spotless.
- Removes bonded contaminants
- Targets embedded particles
- Restores smooth paint
- Works after washing
- Prepares paint for polishing
More Surface. Less Hassle.
Go beyond a normal wash and reveal the smooth, clean surface hiding underneath.
- 12" × 12" surface
- Covers large panels
- Fewer passes needed
- Easy towel-style handling
- Rinse and reuse
Made For The Garage
Everything you need to know
FAQ
What does the Clay Towel remove?
What does the Clay Towel remove?
It helps remove bonded surface contaminants that normal washing may leave behind, including things such as road film, industrial fallout and overspray
Do I need to wash my car first?
Do I need to wash my car first?
Yes. Use the towel while cleaning your car and rinse after.
Do I need a lubricant?
Do I need a lubricant?
No. Just use the Car soap.
How do I use it?
How do I use it?
Wash and rinse the vehicle, while washing use the clay towel (massage it into the paint ) and rinse after.
Can I reuse the towel?
Can I reuse the towel?
Yes. The synthetic clay surface can be rinsed clean and reused.
How big is the towel?
How big is the towel?
The working surface is approximately 12" × 12".
Can I use it before polishing?
Can I use it before polishing?
Yes. Clay decontamination is commonly used as part of paint preparation before polishing, waxing or applying paint protection.
How often should I use it?
How often should I use it?
There's no fixed schedule. Use it when your paint feels rough or when you're preparing the vehicle for a more thorough detail.
What if I drop it?
What if I drop it?
If the clay surface touches the ground, don't continue using it without thoroughly cleaning it first. Any embedded grit can potentially damage the paint.