hahahahahha aamen! Ill invest

Mothers has the one that has a handle ... looks like a mouse! The bottom isn’t clay. Looks like it’s a sponge type material

Thank you.

Thank you for saying something

There ya go!

So glad that this was articulated well! Thank you!

Im glad!

Of course!

I do the same at times with 3000grit. What I like best is those 3M that are like a 3/16" thick sponge that are grey colored. Stuff is perfect when wet sanding

Yes true!

They are the same as Magna shine, same place in Japan makes them. They have purple, grey, and white and come in 100gram and 200gram. I like them too they are one of the best

Soft99 (Made in Japan) clay bars any good?

Great!

YES! I feel the same way!!! That black one so crazy, it pulled my nitrile glove apart

Hahahaha ya they do make some awesome products, cant throw the baby out with the bathwater

I personally felt like their grey bar did better than their black one. Thet are very small but i like their clay lube. I finid Black Fire, Maxshine, & magna shine to make the best claybars. If you haven't tried one of those brands i would recommend it because they work much better than the chemical guys

... I don’t know🤔... “fantastically”...you tell me... my grammar is not the best. Maybe you can help me with this one?

I really appreciate that. hahaha I read and write a lot, but detailing is just the beginning of the things that I want to do, so I am just capitalizing on where I am at in life right now with detailing. I really appreciate the feedback!

Definitely it is more aggressive... trade offs

Does the job. Don't order shit clay from wish, and you should be good for your personal vehicle. If you find yourself doing this for profit, with multiple cars a day...you'll still be fine, BUT cost should be considered, as noted by Like it this video.

It's sh*t

For a car that's not heavily contaminated then it should be fine. I have picked up embedded contamination with a clay bar which the mothers speed clay did not, pretty shocking if I'm being honest.

I think it is a great starting place, again don't overthink it

Mequiars professional clay bar from japan

I have not used them yet so I need to get my hands on them!

Beat me to it. 😀

🤣

don't think about Luke naked.

🤣🤣

Viagra helps...

Definitely true

Hahaha yes, just explanation purposes in this video

There ya go!

Not just Luke. I may have to try that myself. Thanks

That is awesome! I will check it out!

True dat!

Hi there... Im new to all this. Can you tell me why and when you would use clay bar lube? Thanks.

@@DaCake2 They say to use clay bar & lube on your paint every 6 months.

@@bazilwreckerloughead Thanks for that! What does the lube do though and do you need to use it every time you use the clay bar? I just ordered a kit, but the lube didn't come with it.

@@DaCake2 I use detail spray every time I use it. I've herd if you're really desperate you can use water with a bit of car wash soap. I've never done it, but I hear it works.

Do NOT wash it again! Go with your preferred polish/wax/ceramic/graphite product (and to be more confusing there are a hundred plus KZfaq videos about which of those is best! Good luck!)

I'm not Wilson, but use both. I enjoy the mitt. Larger coverage means less time with clay. Use clay on the smaller areas where a mitt don't fit

Yeah I can see how that would be beneficial and I'm all about streamlining my detailing process to make it more efficient.

I have mixed feelings about them right now, but I need to put out a video about it soon!

@@flipfloplogic Exactly. I've managed to incorporate it as part of the wash process, using a soap mixture as lube.

Interesting

Swagura Mutsuki My go to rule when buying stuff is if there is a Japan made option I will take that over others.

Claybars do not from my understanding remove water spots. You meed a dedicated water spot / water mark remover but please do not buy the ones with acid as they will stain your glass

hahahahahahahhaa

And "Wilson Detail Community"

Aaaand I’m dead. 😂

It would leave a film that would need cleaned off.

Can you answer this it’s own video since this info is already out there?

I would just say dont overcomplicate it... get some automotive clay

Excel Detail I believe Aut0dometer meant put the claybar in a plastic bag to keep it from sticking to the box.

In warmer climates, they stick to everything, it seems. Had some stick (a little) to a towel.

Yes you'd think... possible future business venture? hahahahaha

3M is now made in Brazil. I recently bought it and it is junk.

Yes definitely

@@patwalker9890 mind elaborating?

Well said

Not sure if this guy can really call himself a "professional" detailer seems to me to be a novice. He tries to cover up the fact of not knowing anything by using big words and talking in circles about a subject.

Well, just understand that there is a difference between shooting a video about clay bars, and actually clay barring a car.. some of this is for explanation purposes

@tkomorosky1 and who the hell are you and what’s makes you expert?!? You’re just a nobody on the internet.

Yuck clay mitts are awful wym? it doesn't even get the break fallout off. Sure it gets stuff off though

I need to try the mitt.

Ya sometimes, but Im a sucker for the classic for a few different reasons

that all his videos 😂😂 he is very detailed and informative tho

Hahahahahahaha

Hahahaha you and others!

Interesting

There ya go!

hahahahahaha

Yep!

What brand was it?

@@nvdetails9579 it was an Amazon brand. I was testing to see if there was any difference between meguiars and other. I am not sayin megs is the best but thats mainly the only one ive used and It was good. The other not as much.

Yep that is part of what I was trying to convey here

It is a little difficult to answer because it can change so much, but I say for the average car owner, once every three months is a good place to start

u gay bro

@mmpr - ask your father. He left his wallet on my nightstand.

Hit em with the emoji, too. damn

Delilah cut it in the middle of the night

Wilson Auto Detailing cool 😎

Thanks for the suggestion!

Hahaha yes true

Sometimes, but not in every situation

Interesting.......

Tundra Are you referring to perfect it 2?

Detail Enthusiast Meguiars professional line clay, it’s the best, period!

Try bilt hamber

Adam Slater where do you buy it? Thx

Interesting

With the kind of customer service you guys provide, I think people should pass

@@vsmh96 so can u explain what kind of customer service are you referring to that people should pass mr?

@@PGPermaGlassHi there, I purchased one of your glass wiping cloth that streaks and a leaves lint behind, spoke to Mr.Harif who told me he'd speak to his sales manager Mr. Desmond and get back to me. Never did up until i called and asked for an update only to be told that its "impossible". They wanted me to go take pictures or submit proof of the issue. I didn't bother and decided not to purchase any of your products anymore since they don't seem to be interested in standing behind the product and can't be bothered to even update the customer by their own effor / courtesy. Having dealt with TW and Maguire's before, PG was by far the worst customer service i have experienced. I was initially interested in trying some of your other products too but decided against it despite your compelling price and instead paid more to get alternatives. If you would still like to discuss the matter, let me know how to contact you or your team. Based on the above, kindly decide if thats the kind of CS you'd like your brand to be known for and if i was being unreasonable. Thank you.

@@vsmh96 As our customer service procedure we still need to verify the issue before deciding to replace the cloth or is it the way the customer use the products in a wrong way which caused such issues, because so far we have not had any of such issues before. Is it not logical for our customer service to request for some pictures to verify the problem before deciding on a solution?

@@PGPermaGlass it was not put across in that manner but rather in a "i dont believe you, it has never happened before" manner and so you're probably lying. Was it so hard to update your customer by making a simple call instead just letting it be? Finally, I usually wash the cars at night after work thus the cloth is used usually when its dark and i dont think my camera is going to be able to pick up anything if at all and yes, im basically replying on the orange street light to see because i dont own a garage where i have the luxury to on lights to help my claim. With that being said i just left it at that…

I would bite the bullet and invest the $14

Did you use lubrication?

Please give some details if you would

@James O'Brien there are some claybars that will leave fine scratches behind because they are abrasive, but normally you will do a light polish after using an aggressive claybar

@Dylan J. I think he used a machine polisher without the pad

Or a clay pigeon.

I was thinking exactly that too!