Clay Bar Lubricant Water

This is to ensure the lubricant won t evaporate before you get a chance to clay bar the entire area.

Clay bar lubricant water.

Much easier and more economical than throwing away a dropped clay bar. Today we go over how to make your own clay lubricant using optimum no rinse as a base. Adding 2 oz of product to a gallon of water will make an awesome clay bar lubricant and adding 6 oz to a gallon of water provides you with a super shiny quick detailing solution. You simply apply some lubricant and wipe the surface with the autoscrub towel.

I would not use water as a lubricant myself. Auto detailing companies are charging huge amounts for their ready to. If you drop the autoscrub towel on the ground no big deal just rinse it off. Use a small piece of clay bar to rub back and forth across the area until it glides smoothly without grabbing in any points of the 2 foot area.

Apply clay bar lubricant to an approximately 2 foot square area. The autoscrub towel is a clay bar alternative that consists of a special rubber impregnated towel. I m wonder if there s a cheaper way to lube it such as the wash soap. Is the car wash soap which is supposed to lubricate and suspend dirt an adequate clay bar lubricant.

I am just wondering if you guys think it would be ok to use water here since that is what it says or is that just a gimmick of the. I just bought some claybars off amazon and now i noticed they say you don t need a lubricant just use water. I have never used a clay bar before but everything i have read says to always use a lubricant and always use the one that comes with the clay. But water s not a lubricant and all clay bar makers say to use a lubricant theirs usually.