If you’re planning on claying your car and you have a wax, sealant or coating on the surface, then you’ll need to know the effect of the clay before you begin. In this article, I’ll take you through everything you…
Using lubrication whilst claying your car is essential in order to avoid scratches and swirl marks. But what can you actually use to lubricate a clay bar properly and keep the paint looking good? In this article, I’ll go through…
Water spots can be really annoying, and ruin the look of an otherwise glossy finish. However, water spots cause more issues than just looking bad. In this article, I’ll go through the main ways to remove water spots from the…
Clay bars are the an essential detailing tool for removing paint contaminants such as bird mess, tar, iron fallout, tree sap and water marks. But can they be used on a car with a ceramic coating, or will it cause…
Clay bars are really great tools for removing contaminants that are bound to your car, like tar, bugs, iron fallout, tree sap and water spots. But can they damage the paint? In this article, I’ll go through what a clay…
Clay bars are often used on a car’s paint to remove contaminants like tar, tree sap, bugs, water marks and iron fallout, giving the paint a smooth and slick feeling. But is it safe to use a clay bar on…
If you’re getting into car detailing, then you’ve probably heard a little bit about iron removers. The premise is, that iron fallout and brake dust can bond to your car’s paint and alloys, and iron removes dissolve these iron particles…
If you’re getting into detailing, then you may have heard about claying your car using a clay bar or mitt. It’s a great way to remove contaminants that are bonded to your paint’s surface to give it a smooth and…