How to PROPERLY Clay Bar Your Car! Professional DIY
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- Auto detailing clay is the detailer's best tool to ensure you get smooth as glass paint. If your car feels rough even feels like sandpaper, chances are your paint has tons of baked-on contaminates and dirt which has built up over time.
In this video, I show you how to properly clay bar your car using the Chemical Guys Clay Bars to pull embedded contaminants from paintwork, giving you a perfectly smooth finish where you can add wax, polish your paint or add a ceramic coating.
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Small Suggestion: I clay all the nicer, more important areas first (hood roof doors etc) ...and then I continue on to progressively dirtier & less important parts of the car (low bumper, rockers, etc) ...this way, if the bar does get contaminated from such "high traffic" areas you won't be going straight to your hood next.
Even with folding the bar, just seems much safer & fail proof this way... So I thought I'd share - Take care.
Common sense
@@amberkreier1712
I agree, but I was surprised to see that it wasn't mentioned in the video, so I thought I would politely mention it in a comment.
@@amberkreier1712Common sense...Isn't 😊😊
i was thinking same thing
Heads, shoulders, knees, and toes
I'm a professional detailer and I thought you did a great job explaining the correct way to Clay bar. Johnsons baby shampoo makes a great lubricate mixed with water.
Thanks man I really appreciate it! Always felt like the quick detail spray and lubes for claybaring was unnecessary and expensive.
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How much shampoo to water ratio ?
@AustinPetDetective 8 parts water 1 part shampoo
Do you rinse it down with the power, washer or dryer or a towel?
Be sure if ur doing this outside try and dry/wipe the areas you just clayed w a microfiber drying towell you dont want the clayed water to dry in your paint
So let’s say I didn’t take ur advice now there’s a stains from the clay water on my car… what do I do then
@@stephentesta6011 You give the video a thumbs down for not telling you to dry it off straight away
Or just clay bar it again and dry it the second time around
@@stephentesta6011it would just be soapy water residue, the clay itself doesn't dissolve on the paint. Just wash your car normally. In fact you should anyway if your using soapy water as a lubricant. If you use a rinseless wash for a lubricant you don't need to.
Yup. A good rule of thumb when it comes to paint is, the more sterile, the better
This is exactly what I planned to do, using the soap and water. Glad I found this video
I subscribed, liked and hit the notification because you broken it down step-by-step, where others assume you know what they're doing and they end up messing or skipping a step.
Thank you!
Awesome welcome to the channel :) Lots of great content to come and cool things I’ll be posting
Great descriptive video. Most detailing videos just summarise what to do as if we know what to do already. Your videos go into good detail for beginners to understand. 👍
Thanks Taevid! Welcome to the channel more videos to come like this one 🙏
Because of this video, I finally claybarred my Night Blue MK7 Golf GTI for the very first time and the result has been striking. The blue finally came back out in a big way. Thanks for the very informative video!
Thank you for a great video. Very informative for newbies like myself. 👍🏻👍🏻😊😊
Thank you for your tips - especially soap and water. My 1988 Buick's hood came out great - can't wait to finish it :)
Amazing to hear Robb, glad the video was helpful and welcome to the channel :)
Full of informative information throughout the entire video. Thank you so much for this. You did a very good job.
Glad you enjoyed it and welcome to the channel!
Yeh I heard the clay bar cleaning...I've seen other utube detailing but these videos are brilliant and explains everything how and why and what's happening all the time...First class videos 📹 A!!!
Super informative! This was great. Thank you!
I watched this video before I clay bar’d my car for the first time. This was so helpful, thank you!
Glad you found a video helpful! Welcome to the channel!
Thank you sir...now I'm ready to go for it. Best demo yet. I really appreciate the "soap water solution" tip. Much appreciated.
Awesome to hear and welcome to the channel Peter. Let me know how it goes!
Great video, thanks for the information.
Love it bro! Have no idea about clay bar, but I know my truck needs it. Thank you for your informative vid man.
Glad it helped brother and welcome to the channel!
Extremely helpful in getting the tiny rust flakes out of my wife’s Pearl White 2019 Honda Pilot! Well done sir!
Awesome to hear it was helpful Mike! Welcome to the channel!
For things like that I like to use carpro iron x remover. I do that before I clay as well
Thanks for the tips. Very informative video. Well presented.
Thanks Robert :) if you have any questions let me know but this will make your paint super slick 😎
U sound like a professor, very articulate and straightforward. Congrats! Now I know how to clay bar like a pro 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼
Thanks Edgar glad you enjoyed the video and welcome to the channel! If you have any questions at all let me know :)
Deal. Am subscribed by now, tks for yr attn.
Awesome video dude 💯
Nice presentation, Rider. Good filming technique along with good sound and a clear and concise explanation.
I've held off on doing a clay cleaning but with your guidance and advice I'll be going for it. Thank you.
Glad you found it helpful Mitch and thanks for the compliments! Let me know how your clay cleaning goes and welcome to the channel 👍
What kine soap is in the solution mixed with water? Can it be a wash wax solution?
Straight forward video, clear audio, and great video quality. Never done this before but your video makes me feel confident I can do it.
You will 100% be able to do it Chris :-)
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Yeah how did you guys get that clear clear sound recording?
Thank you mate, nice vid!
Great Video! Appreciate your detailed explanation. I'm gonna try that! Great job!👍👍👍💪💪💪
Thanks Pat welcome to the channel if you have any questions feel free to reach out to me and I'll help out 🤙
First time using a clay bar on my 2018 GMC Denali. This was very helpful as I didn't know I should do this before I buff and wax. This time around, I'm just going to wash and use the clay bar to see how it goes. Thanks for the demo and tips!!
Let me know how it goes Josh good luck it’s going to turn out great!
Me too! I got a 2016 kia optima black. I am going to clay my car since it's actually really easy.
I have a 10 yr old chrysler 300C. Live in Ontario also. 185k on it. I do this 6 times a yr. Wash, rinse, wash, rinse, dry, then go over with gas leaf blower, then clay, rubbing compound, wax, wash, gently toothbrush seams, dry then blow dry again. Showroom mirror like finish. She's a head turner. Keep the engine detailed as well.
Great video and instructions. Thank you so much!
Glad it helped welcome to the channel :)
EXCELLENT VIDEO, MANY THANKS
Thank you for this. Very well explained. I'm about to do this for the first time ever.
Anytime glad I could help you and welcome to the channel! Let me know how it goes your first time and how much dirt you take out of your paint!
@@carswithsonduren Visual dirt - definitely some but not a lot. But the before/after difference in fingertip feel is huge. So a lot of hard to see 'nubs' definitely came off. Followed up with Meguires Ultimate. This is a 2020 Mini Countryman S All4, picked up new in Dec 2020 and it barely has 5K km on it. So it hasn't seen a lot of road time but it's been exposed to weather since it arrived in Canada in Jan 2020. I'm glad we did it. Next consideration is possibly ceramic coating, which I'm just learning about.
Do this when you do. Feel the paint after washing. Then after claying it. Then after waxing it. Preferably do the hood. 1" painters tapeafter wash. Blue or green doesent matter. You need 3 sections to tape off. Cover the after wash section. Now clay the next section. Cover it and then wax the last section. Un cover the hood. Now feel the diffrnce. Washed, clayed, waxed will be smother than a babys bittom. So i say the effort is worth the elbo greese.
After washing your car, you can touch the car to feel the contaminants, you can't see it. Some areas will be more gritty than others. The soapy water idea is great.
Thanks CR, very useful video.
Very helpful, thank you.
God bless you.
I needed this video, I’m super paranoid about all the talk about “marring” and how scratching occurs when claying , you have restored my confidence friend 🙏🏼
Glad it was helpful!
Claying your paint, no matter how much lubrication you use, will always mar or scratch your paint to some degree. How noticeable it is will depend on the color of your paint. The darker the paint, the more you will notice. I never clay a vehicle unless I plan on machine polishing.
Thank you very much ! I just find the interior paint is silky smooth while the exterior is rough. Your video enlightens me to do a clay bar cleaning and your tips are great : a small pcs, fold it to use a clean clay surface for another panel, soapy water. Thanks again for your sharing !
Anytime and welcome to the channel!
As a beginner this is the best explanation and demonstration on you tube. The demo is done on an everyday usage car. Highly recommended. Subscribed and like.
Welcome to the channel and I’m glad it was helpful :)
Great video. Thanks for this information. Very helpful.
Thanks Phil I’m glad it was helpful be sure to subscribe for more content and follow along :)
Thanks mate, great video. I feel confident about performing a clay bar on my car now.
Great to hear the video helped Scott! Welcome to the channel!
Excellent vid! I have never used clay before. I've always used a decontamination pad. If these are dropped on the floor they are easily cleaned off completely. They are used in the same way as clay and give excellent results. The usual polish and wax to follow, which gives a nice smooth finish. All the best! Thanks for your info!!
Thanks Robert glad the video was helpful and welcome to the channel!
Learned a lot because of this video! Thanks! Instant subscribe.
Awesome, thank you! Welcome :)
At the 3:18 mark, time seemed to stretch on forever! The suspense was palpable as the presenter juggled the object while cautioning us not to drop it. My heart was racing-I was practically holding my breath, expecting it to crash to the floor at any moment. Kudos on creating such a gripping and entertaining video!
The first time I used a clay bar I was amazed at the difference it makes with the finish. No amount of wash and polishing will get the very fine imbedded surface debris off the paint. Clay will do it. I do think a quick alternative is with synthetic clay sponges but real clay bar is the best.
Thanks for the video!
We recently purchased an '02 Lexus LS 430 with 157,000 miles in great shape, it's crystal white pearl and looks really nice when the sun shines on it. I've been wanting to clay bar and paint correct it (it actually looks good as far as swirl marks go) but one of the reasons I haven't gotten a clay bar yet is having to buy clay bar lube. I like this solution much better because we always have dish soap and water so it's a win in my book.
Yes glad you found the tip helpful Jeff and welcome to the channel and CONGRATULATIONS on the LS 430 the pearl white is a beauty 😎
@@carswithsonduren Thank you 👍
I’m glad I can use my regular car soap for this. I don’t want to spend money buying some gimmick solution when soap and water works the same.
New to the channel, definitely good video. Subscribed. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Lenny! Lots more to come thanks for being part of the journey and subbing 😎🙏
Great video very well explained keep it going thanks
Thanks Artan and welcome to the channel!
I used plumbers putty and got the same results , unbelievable shine and got paint looking great , then I ceramic waxed it of course , it only costs $2 versus $25-20 for the the name brand !!!
That's a stellar tip!
I'll be trying this on my kid's car tonight. Plenty of plumber's putty in the tool box!
If it works, I'll do my wife's car too.😂
@@jimmurphy5739 it works , I’ve used plumbers putty for years on my cars .
I don't give many complements but I will for you. You didn't the entire time talking about what you are going top do but instead you jumped right into it. I also agree that a good car soap and water will be just fine for a lubricant. Well made! Thank you!! I use to detail many years ago and I am basically the same way. Just do it for my vehicles
Thanks Daniel I appreciate it and welcome to the channel :) I am in the same boat, only my toys now get this love and care ;)
This was the best ive seen so far on the subject.
Thanks Pekka 👋🙌
You saved my life. The car paint and windshield were all contaminated by industrial ash and debris and I was trying to clean right away but no luck. The entire car surface was so rough thatI could not even wipe it with microfiber.
I got the clay bar and use it with diluted solution as lubricant according to your tutorial. All the roughness are gone and I am a happy man. Thank you.😊
That’s awesome to hear :) glad the video was helpful Chi Weng and welcome to the channel!
Great video and lots of excellent advice - although I would typically follow a clay bar with a polish - even a one step polish/sealant primarily because even with the lightest touch and lots of lubricant the clay bar will always put some tiny, tiny scratches down (unless your clearcoat is super hard). I'm just a weekend DIY-er but I've gotten great results with a clay bar followed by a one step from places like Chemical Guys or Griot's and an inexpensive DA polisher and a soft-ish pad.
Yup, absolutely right!
Right , unless you are following paint correction route on a old car or neglected paint .Then clay >compound>polish/sealer > ceramic coat.Thanks
I can't imagine a more perfectly made instructional video. You have taken the mystery out of "clay barring" and save many of us hundreds of dollars. I'm going to look for more of your detailing videos to see about other aspects of auto detailing. Thank you so much. My only question would be is what soap are you using in your spray bottle? Ya can't use dish-washing soap so is it a liquid car washing soap that you can buy at an auto supply store?
Thanks for the compliments man and welcome to the channel! You will want to use roughly a 1 to 8 ratio of soap to water. You can use any regular car shampoo!
@@carswithsonduren When you say 1 to 8 ratio, how much is that exactly?
@@TheAstroflight thank you 🙂
A plain surfactant with no additives. I’ve used LOC (liquid organic cleaner) from Amway. 1tb per quart.
@@TheZuk224
Very good video appreciate the indepth explanation
Thanks Nicholas welcome to the channel! Which car are you working on?
Super thank you very much. Thank you again
Thanks a lot for these useful tips. Still one question: how often should I renew the piece of clay. (Is that piece which you used only for once? And then through it away??)
4 to 5 times. Rule of thumb is, knead the bar and if it still looks dirty time to get rid of it.
Awesome video and very well informed. I'm getting my 2019 Subaru WRX ready for a big car show this Saturday and the world rally blue has always been my favorite Subaru color. I've owned this car since I bought it brand new back in August 2018 and I do my best to take great care of the paint, but clay barring is new to me (just been afraid to try it). Now I feel a lot more confident in getting this done.
Nice car my Friend. 👍🏾
Helpful video, thanks
Glad it helped Alex! Welcome to the channel. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to me, and I will respond 🙏
Very helpful. Thanks
Great job! I’ve always been very interested in the clay bar process. That said, can you clay bar a clear bra on the front end or do I avoid it? #2, I have a white truck that seems to attract little bits of tar flecks. I was considering washing the truck, pulling it inside and going over it with a soft rag dampened with odorless mineral spirits to remove the contaminants, then back outside to rewash it with a good soap, after rinsing it thoroughly move it back inside to clay bar it. Then rewash and apply a protective wax. I just wondered your thoughts on this. Thank you!
Yes you can go over it with the clay bar but remember to make sure you add a lot of lube to ensure you do not damage the film. Lots of lube and turn the claybar frequently
Probably the best video I've watched so far, regarding claying. I'm planning to do mine for the first time tomorrow, and I've been quite anxious about it, hence doing plenty of research on youtube. This vid has me itching and ready to go for it first thing tomorrow. Top stuff dude.
Glad the video helped you Shammy and welcome to the channel :) let me know how it goes on your car?!
@@carswithsonduren Yes I definitely will. Big thanks.
Well I got the job done! It all went well and the car looks great. Kind of a therapeutic experience 😊
Thanks again for your vid, it helped a lot.
Great video, thanks!
Thanks Shae glad you found it helpful and welcome to the channel :)
Once again another great video man. You look great!
Thanks my man :)
@@carswithsonduren You're welcome!
Thank you for the advice! I am less anxious to do this now. I try to wash my car within 3-5 weeks to keep it clean. Would I need to clay bar and apply ceramic coating each wash after this first initial one? How often should people re- clay the car and apply wax/ ceramic coating? Also, I have window tint. Safe to clay?
Safe to clay yes. Just need to clay the car once every 3 years at most. Keep it coated and you really shouldn’t need to.
Great question, I had the same thought too.
Awesome vid. I’m going to try clay to remove some rain streaks soon. Was there a specific soap you used for the cheaper solution? Sorry if I missed it.
Just regular car soap will do!
@@carswithsonduren wash and wax type or no?
Ideally just a regular one without wax.
@@carswithsonduren OK I've been working at a shop for awhile detailing cars. An old guy runs the business so going to try to get up to speed on more things like using clay bar.
Great tutorial
Thanks Steve 😁 Getting the IS250 ready for a full paint correction to get her in perfect condition :) how's your Benz doing?!
I like this guy. He’s not trying to sell us anything. Just here’s the car, heres what you need and the results that you should expect.
Glad you enjoyed the video :-) Welcome to the channel lots more great stuff to come
“More lube” and “wetter the better” are two phrases I live by! 🤣
Life lessons 😎
Hey ! Thanks for the video! Might be a ridiculous question but, dish soap or car soap ?
You will want to use car wash soap :) 8 parts water 1 part soap
dish soap if you’re tryna decontaminate all protective layers (wax, etc) but make sure to wax and shi right after. Ensure you have a super fresh slate of paint to polish,wax on. ChrisFix has a good video on washing your car (includes clay bar) that would compliment this guys awesome video.
Nice , tks for the video
Excellent thank you so very much, extremely helpful.
Glad it was helpful Steve! Welcome to the channel 🙏
Probably a silly question, what soap did you use for the lubricant? Thanks!
Just car shampoo! 8:1 ratio 👍
@@carswithsonduren thanks! I probably should have read the comments before asking, lol.
@@larryrice2579 I was going to ask the same question, but was worried that there were too many comments - thankfully I found your question and the answer!
Watching the video, you missed one important thing, to fold the clay after first pass to clean side and go over one more time to make sure all contaminates are removed. Very important to get all contaminates off.
Great point!
Pretty useful video. My 2003 dodge Durango has never been clayed. I tell you what what a difference much more shiny and smooth. Now it makes washing a breeze
Glad it was helpful and welcome to the channel :)
great video, great guy love it!
Nice video, well-explained and with a good rythm. The only nitpicking is that you should start at the top and go around the upper panels before getting your claybar dirty on the lower panels. For the same reason you chuck it, should it fall on the ground.
Thanks for the compliments Roger and I agree with you! So far I've only ever dropped them twice 🤞
I thought about that, too but it was probably done like that for the video, maybe.
Roger that's what I do, and I usually fold the clay after the top half of every fender and door. I'll hit the rocker panels and front bumper last as well. It might be overkill, but I'd rather be safe than sorry.
The CG Clay Luber is a good product compared to the alternatives - soapy water and quick detailer. It has much better film strength so you don’t have to wet it as much. You can buy a 16oz spray and then use the gallon refill to replenish at a lower unit cost and lower environmental impact.
What kind of soap do you use ?
@@lawrencemitchell9426 Previously Meguiar’s Gold Class or CG Hiney Dew Snowfoam - good suds but not great lubricity for claying. Maybe there’s an alternative than is good for both washing and claying.
What kind of soap do you used?
Meguiars Gold Class
It's like exfoliating skin :). Love it. Thanks for clarifying how to do this.
Glad the video was useful Christina welcome to the channel :-)
Explicit video and procedure very well detailed and helpful.
Thanks man and welcome to the channel :)
Could you simply clay bar the car then get it waxed instead of doing a complete buffing to restore the shine?
Correct! You certainly can.
Who else is getting their paint squeaky smooth and clean? I hope you enjoyed the video, if you did be sure to like and subscribe for more :)
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Going to Clay Bar my Raptor!
Much love from Vancouver Canada:)
Nice I'll be heading to Vancouver July 5th! So beautiful there
Want to Clay Bar my Mustang, but scared to start. Thank you for the video
Glad I could help! What Mustang do you have?!
Good job
Awesome series of videos - I will be washing my 1996 Lexus LS-400 that sat for 7 years ((bad ECU)rinsed off yearly) with new paint after an accident. Runs now. I can't wait to wash it now!, and very much thanks for the including the USA Amazon hyperlinks! #subbed
Welcome to the channel and good luck on restoring that beauty :)
@@carswithsonduren After viewing more of your videos I will be using a ceramic after I get done clay-barring it. Mega-Thanks for all of the fine tips+reasons through out your videos!
Awesome and great idea
I have found a product that works just as good and is easier to work with for beginners. Builders putty that they use on the timber windows and skirting and doorways.
i dropped my clay bar in our machine shop and picked metal chips.... but it still worked 🙄
Thank you bro good stuff.
Thanks man welcome to the channel 🙏
Thank you. I just picked up 02 VW PASSAT GLX 4MOTION N IM GOIN DO THIS TOMORROW
"the more lube the marrier"💀💀
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That’s what she said! 😆😁🤣👏🏽👍🏾
@@MrBlackbass59 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Lmfao!!!
4:48 '"nice and wet...nice and wet"
The wetter the better
Never do this unless you are going to machine polish all the scratches after
Thanks
How come?
@@anakinskywalker0721clay bars always cause some sort of marring
@@exoedge6322 of you allow it to be lubricated enough, you chances of marring the paint is less.
Well done
So nice 👍 wow
I've been using a clay bar for over 30 years...OMG the first one I bought was the size of a bar of the old type SafeGuard bathroom soap.the last few I got are smaller then a hotel bar of soap...I use it right after I wash the car...just rinse it, no dry time...spraying over the water droplets with the spray lube. , I use just soapy water ...an old windex bottle with a few drops or 6 of a non- ammonia or antibacterial liquid dish soap ( Ajax Orange bottle ). Switching out my drying towel about every different area ( top is one towel . sides are one towel and the hood and trunk one towel.) I do do another light wash after the clay bar...even without finishing the wax and polish ..the water is already beading down the panels.It does take about 5 hours to do it this way... but its worth it...used to take me a weekend on my 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis..
Great video, thanks. quick question, how do you know when you are done claying a particular area, ie when you stop hearing the sandpaper type sound. Thanks
Thanks David and welcome to the channel! That is correct and you will feel the clay is very smooth over the paint with no friction.
Excellent tutorial 👍ty
Anytime, welcome to the channel!
A very informative video. I will do it for the first time. I hope I will succeed.
Thanks and welcome to the channel! Hopefully this takes the one step to make your car paint look absolutely like a mirror 🪞
Very Good Review.
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for great video. First time clay baring came up amazing. Someone suggest putting cold water on straight after the wax to set, would you recommend?
Do not do that you do not want any cold water or water touching the wax or sealant after you apply it. Ideally 72 hours with no water touching it so it fully cures.
Excellent very good explanation how to use a clay bar
08:20 not surprised you picked up some crap, you were claying under the sill of the car. Good technique before this though and I’m going to buy some clay and give it a go. Thanks for taking the time to make this film 👍🏽
I rarely follow any channels, but after watching your video, I hit the subscribe button straight away. It was such a simple yet professional DIY video with great sound and no time-wasting, off-topic gossip.
I am going to do a clay bar tomorrow.
Kindly let me know whether I can apply Turtle Graphene wax right after the clay bar or if I have to use compound and polish, etc.
The car has light swirl marks in the paint.
Thank you and welcome to the channel! Yes, you can, but in an ideal world, you should be polishing your paint before adding any protection.
So I've got a 06 Buick Lucerne CXL that I've waxed real good. But I need to use a clay bar on it. I live in Northeastern az there's lots of dust from dirt roads and dirt from cinders. This is a good video.
AZ! Very nice I have a few friends down there as well. Glad you found the video helpful and welcome to the channel friend :)
I'm so pleased I found you Sonduren. I have been looking for a concise, informative no nonsense explanation of how to go about clay baring a vehicle properly prior to polishing and waxing. I am actually considering using a ceramic product on both the paintwork and the glass as well next time (which is due in a month or two), your thoughts on ceramic as opposed to polish and wax? I always look after my vehicles so they are in fairly good condition. Have you done videos relating to those aspects, as I would be extremely interested in vewing them also. Regards, Paul.
Just ran across the video...very informative! I may have missed it, but what was the ratio on the soapy water mixture? Thanks and i will continue to follow.
Thanks man! 8:1 Water to Soap