Available in stock
Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.
| Description |
| Price |
| Product variants |
| Blue Cleaning Jelly — Detailing Clay KitGrab a palm-sized cleaning clay bar that lifts embedded contaminants without scratching clear coat. Works on paint, glass, and trim to strip brake dust, overspray, and industrial fallout fast. One bar handles multiple vehicles before needing replacement.
✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse
Key Features
Specs
Whats Included
Frequently Asked QuestionsDo I need a clay lubricant to use this? Yes. Clay bars work best with a slip agent—soap, dedicated clay lube, or detailing spray. Without it, you risk dragging and marring the surface. Mix a few drops of car wash soap into a spray bottle of water if you don't have clay lubricant on hand. Will this scratch my paint or clear coat? No. The formula is abrasive-free and designed to lift contaminants without cutting or hazing. The key is keeping the surface wet with lubricant while you work—dry clay on paint will cause damage. How do I know when the bar needs to be replaced? Once it becomes crumbly, won't hold together, or stops picking up contaminants cleanly, it's time for a fresh bar. Most single bars handle 3–5 full-car details before wearing out, depending on how dirty the paint is. | Regular price
$79.99
Sale price
$79.99
Regular price
|
Available in stock (896)
Grab a palm-sized cleaning clay bar that lifts embedded contaminants without scratching clear coat. Works on paint, glass, and trim to strip brake dust, overspray, and industrial fallout fast. One bar handles multiple vehicles before needing replacement.
Do I need a clay lubricant to use this?
Yes. Clay bars work best with a slip agent—soap, dedicated clay lube, or detailing spray. Without it, you risk dragging and marring the surface. Mix a few drops of car wash soap into a spray bottle of water if you don't have clay lubricant on hand.
Will this scratch my paint or clear coat?
No. The formula is abrasive-free and designed to lift contaminants without cutting or hazing. The key is keeping the surface wet with lubricant while you work—dry clay on paint will cause damage.
How do I know when the bar needs to be replaced?
Once it becomes crumbly, won't hold together, or stops picking up contaminants cleanly, it's time for a fresh bar. Most single bars handle 3–5 full-car details before wearing out, depending on how dirty the paint is.
