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ARizzle
11-13-2012, 12:28 PM
Is Clay Lubricant the same as a Quick Detailer?
2 Scenarios...
1) My car is 100% clean, drive it to an auto show, on the way it gets a little dirty, with bugs, etc. Will a Clay Lube do the same job as a Quick Detailer (Spritz on area and wipe off)??
2) Too thick wax/sealant application, apply Clay Lube or Quick Detailer?
Thanks everyone!
FUNX650
11-13-2012, 01:31 PM
Is Clay Lubricant the same as a Quick Detailer?
2 Scenarios...
1) My car is 100% clean, drive it to an auto show, on the way it gets a little dirty, with bugs, etc. Will a Clay Lube do the same job as a Quick Detailer (Spritz on area and wipe off)??
2) Too thick wax/sealant application, apply Clay Lube or Quick Detailer?
Thanks everyone!
IMHO...
-My particular Clay-'lubes' (synthetic detergents) would not be ideal for either of your scenarios.
However (again: IMHO):
-If one is using Quick Detail-products for the above scenarios:
Those Quick Detail-products, in turn, could also be used as a Clay-'Lubes'.
:)
Bob
SON1C
11-13-2012, 05:52 PM
a qd can be used as clay lube, clay lube can't be used as a qd
reason?
qd is thicker/ provides a higher lubricity -> higher protection, whereas the clay lube is too thin to meet standards
1Clean3
11-13-2012, 06:15 PM
a qd can be used as clay lube, clay lube can't be used as a qd
reason?
qd is thicker/ provides a higher lubricity -> higher protection, whereas the clay lube is too thin to meet standards
I agree 100%
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ARizzle
11-13-2012, 06:51 PM
Thank-you gentlemen!
FUNX650
11-13-2012, 08:42 PM
a qd can be used as clay lube, clay lube can't be used as a qd
reason?
Clay "lubricants"...
There is always a debate, seemingly based mostly on subjectivity, of whether there is the necessity of:
'Special' clay lubricants, or not.
But...For you to say:"clay lube can't be used as a qd"...Such a blanket statement!!! :wow:
-Now unless the clay-lube is a "shampoo solution"...
Surely you don't believe this is true...regardless of your reasoning. Seriously?
Also...IMHO: There is no reason to lead the OP/ARizzle astray!
As such:
Here's just a few examples of various car-care-products-Brands':
Clays/Clay-"lubes"...that prove you otherwise:
-Mothers California Gold Clay Bar Paint Saving System
Includes Two (2) 80 gram Clay Bars, 16 oz. Showtime® Instant Detailer, 15" x 15" Microfiber Towel.
-Meguiars Smooth Surface Clay Kit
Includes:
2 80 gram Meguiars Clay Bars
16 oz. Quik Detailer
16 x 24 inch Supreme Shine Microfiber Towel
-Chemical Guy’s Luber Surface Clay & Block Lubricant & Wet Shine Detailer
As a Quick Detail or Maintenance Spray and:
As a Clay Bar Lubricant:
-Griot’s Garage Speed Shine®, 35 Ounces & Sprayer, 8 Ounces of Clay
-SmartWax SmartClay Kit - 150ML Airless Bottle of SmartDetail + 180g Clay Bar
-Adam's Detailing Clay Bar & Detail Spray Combo
-Rightlook Clay Bar Lubricant
Item #: DC1230
Can be used as lubrication for our Light Duty or Medium Duty Detailing Clay Bars,
and as a Touchup spray, removing fingerprints, light dust and any excess wax or sealant residue.
And the Brand that supplies auto-clay to everyone else:
-Clay Magic® clay lubricant and quick detail spray
49-Body Shine®
Part #49
Clay Magic® Detailing Clay Lubricant
Also used as a Quick Detailing Spray Cleaner
And for one of the: New Kids on the Clay-Block:
The Nanoskin Autoscrub Kit!
http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/500/Nanoskinautoscrubkit.jpg (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/52180)
Bob
1Clean3
11-18-2012, 02:18 PM
Clay "lubricants"...
There is always a debate, seemingly based mostly on subjectivity, of whether there is the necessity of:
'Special' clay lubricants, or not.
But...For you to say:"clay lube can't be used as a qd"...Such a blanket statement!!! :wow:
-Now unless the clay-lube is a "shampoo solution"...
Surely you don't believe this is true...regardless of your reasoning. Seriously?
Also...IMHO: There is no reason to lead the OP/ARizzle astray!
As such:
Here's just a few examples of various car-care-products-Brands':
Clays/Clay-"lubes"...that prove you otherwise:
-Mothers California Gold Clay Bar Paint Saving System
Includes Two (2) 80 gram Clay Bars, 16 oz. Showtime® Instant Detailer, 15" x 15" Microfiber Towel.
-Meguiars Smooth Surface Clay Kit
Includes:
2 80 gram Meguiars Clay Bars
16 oz. Quik Detailer
16 x 24 inch Supreme Shine Microfiber Towel
-Chemical Guy’s Luber Surface Clay & Block Lubricant & Wet Shine Detailer
As a Quick Detail or Maintenance Spray and:
As a Clay Bar Lubricant:
-Griot’s Garage Speed Shine®, 35 Ounces & Sprayer, 8 Ounces of Clay
-SmartWax SmartClay Kit - 150ML Airless Bottle of SmartDetail + 180g Clay Bar
-Adam's Detailing Clay Bar & Detail Spray Combo
-Rightlook Clay Bar Lubricant
Item #: DC1230
Can be used as lubrication for our Light Duty or Medium Duty Detailing Clay Bars,
and as a Touchup spray, removing fingerprints, light dust and any excess wax or sealant residue.
And the Brand that supplies auto-clay to everyone else:
-Clay Magic® clay lubricant and quick detail spray
49-Body Shine®
Part #49
Clay Magic® Detailing Clay Lubricant
Also used as a Quick Detailing Spray Cleaner
And for one of the: New Kids on the Clay-Block:
The Nanoskin Autoscrub Kit!
http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/500/Nanoskinautoscrubkit.jpg (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/52180)
Bob
I consider it a general rule of thumb, almost all the examples you posted have the word "detailer" on the bottle. But you're right there are some clay lube exceptions.
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