Clay Bars & Lubricants

Clay Bars & Lubricants

Our Clay Bars & Lubricants collection is designed to remove embedded contaminants from your paintwork that washing alone can't shift.

Clay bars are essential for deep decontamination lifting bonded dirt, tar, tree sap, industrial fallout, and more to leave your vehicle's surface silky smooth and ready for polishing or protection.

When paired with a dedicated clay lubricant, the process becomes safer and more effective, reducing the risk of marring. Whether you're prepping for a detail or maintaining a slick finish, this collection ensures your paint is free from surface impurities for optimal results.

How to use a clay bar?

1. Wash and Dry: Thoroughly wash and dry your car to remove loose dirt and grime
2. Lubricate: Spray a clay bar lubricant (or a diluted detail spray) onto a small section of the paint
3. Glide the Clay: Gently rub the clay bar over the lubricated surface with light pressure. The clay will "shave" the contaminants off the paint
4. Fold and Repeat: As the clay picks up dirt, it will get dirty. Fold it to expose a clean side and continue working
5. Clean the Clay: If the clay is dropped on the ground, it should be discarded immediately to avoid scratching your paint
6. Wipe Away Residue: Wipe the section clean with a clean microfiber towel
7. Rinse and Follow Up: Wash the car again to remove any residue, then apply wax or a sealant for protection

How often should I clay bar my car?

This depends on your environment and driving conditions. For most people, every 6 to 12 months is sufficient. You might need to do it more often if you live in a heavily polluted area or are exposed to road salt or heavy tree sap