ClayWave
Engineered benefits
Smooth glide
A wet, slippery film lets the clay slide over the paint instead of grabbing it.
Protects the paint
Lifted dirt stays in the liquid and slides away, so it does not scratch.
Works with any clay
Use it with clay bars, clay gloves or clay towels, including ClayMitt.
Wipes off clean
No oils and no residue. The paint is left bare and ready for coating or wax.
Safe on glass and trim
Use the same bottle on lights, glass and gloss trim.
Low odour
Comfortable to use indoors or in a closed garage.
Application protocol
Wash the car first
Clay only clean paint. Claying comes after the wash, not instead of it.
Spray a wet film
Mist half a panel until it looks wet. Dry clay on dry paint causes scratches.
Glide the clay
Move in straight lines with light pressure until the drag stops.
Wipe and check
Buff off the residue and feel the panel. It should be glass-smooth.
Technical data
Field questions
Soap foam breaks down under the clay and lets it grab the paint. A real lubricant keeps a steady wet film, so the clay glides and the paint stays safe.
After washing and before polishing or coating. Clay works best on a clean car.
No. It wipes off clean, with no oils and no residue, so coatings bond properly afterwards.
Spray a small area well, glide the clay in straight lines, then wipe the area dry with a clean microfibre. Repeat panel by panel.