Easy Glider Clay Bar

• The gentle choice for regular paint maintenance or new cars.
• Soft, pliable, safe on clear coats.
• Effortless to work with, glides like its name suggests.

1. Start with a clean, washed surface.
2. Warm and flatten a chunk of clay into a disc.
3. Use loads of clay lube or QD for maximum glide.
4. Work gently in straight lines – let the clay do the work.
5. Fold to a clean side regularly.
6. Wipe down, dry, and admire.
   
   Tip: Follow up with Lime Prime or a polish to level up that gloss before sealing in the shine.

Information coming soon, see Mr Skittles for details.

What’s it best at removing?
Light contamination like fallout, tar specks, and airborne grime.

Is it okay before a show?
Absolutely, leaves paint feeling like neon glass.

Overkill on smooth paint?
Not at all. Better smooth than scratchy. Keep it on standby.