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Detailing Clay Bar 200g
Detailing Clay Bar 200g
SKU:IFW262
2 reviews
Effective decontamination – Safely removes bonded contaminants for a smooth finish
Modern polymer formula – Less abrasive, no heating required, and easier to use than traditional clay
Essential prep step – Ideal before machine polishing or ceramic coating
Professional results made simple – Efficient, safe, and easy to integrate into any wash routine
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£14.95 GBP
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Professional Polymer Detailing Clay
An advanced and modern detailing clay with professional results
What is it?
Clay is an essential part of the mechanical decontamination process. Certain bonded contaminants are impossible to remove any other way, by using clay correctly you can easily dislodge the particles and absorb them into the clay bar. This process known as claying is essential if a vehicle is being machine polished or ceramic coated and forms a highly important part of the detailing process.
What's it made from?
The original inventor of the polymer detailing clay is Mr Tadao Kodate, a Japanese scientist who was looking for a safe way to remove contaminants from bodywork without using harsh chemicals or polishing compounds. The original clay bars were introduced in the early 1990s. Since then, technology has improved and what we offer now are synthetic clay bars made from polymer. These do not require heating up like the older organic clay, and also are much less abrasive.
What are the features?
Polymer clay should be used in combination with some form of clay lubricant. this allows the clay to glide over the surface, minimising the risk of creating marring or any paint damage. We recommend making your own clay lubricant using 25ml Pure Shampoo and 475ml of warm water in a spray bottle. Clay can be used on glass, paintwork, and wheels.
How does it fit into the wash process?
Clay is a decontamination product, so it should be used after pre-washing, contact washing, and chemical decontamination. This allows the prior products to do their job and allows you a fast and efficient way to clay your vehicle.
| SKU | IFW262 |
|---|---|
| Used For | PROTECTION |
| Country of Origin | United Kingdom |
What is it? Clay is an essential part of the mechanical decontamination process. Certain bonded contaminants are impossible to remove any other way, by using clay correctly you can easily dislodge the particles and absorb them into the clay bar. This process known as claying is essential if a vehicle is being machine polished or ceramic coated and forms a highly important part of the detailing process.
What's it made from? The original inventor of the polymer detailing clay is Mr Tadao Kodate, a Japanese scientist who was looking for a safe way to remove contaminants from bodywork without using harsh chemicals or polishing compounds. The original clay bars were introduced in the early 1990s. Since then, technology has improved and what we offer now are synthetic clay bars made from polymer. These do not require heating up like the older organic clay, and also are much less abrasive.
What are the features? Polymer clay should be used in combination with some form of clay lubricant. this allows the clay to glide over the surface, minimising the risk of creating marring or any paint damage. We recommend making your own clay lubricant using 25ml Pure Shampoo and 475ml of warm water in a spray bottle. Clay can be used on glass, paintwork, and wheels.
How does it fit into the wash process? Clay is a decontamination product, so it should be used after pre-washing, contact washing, and chemical decontamination. This allows the prior products to do their job and allows you a fast and efficient way to clay your vehicle.
UK Mainland
- Standard (Orders over £50): Free, 1–2 working days.
- Standard (Orders under £50): £3.95, 1–2 working days (cost varies by weight/value).
- Next Day: £5.95 for orders placed before 4:00 pm; full tracking provided. Excludes Highland and remote areas.
Highland & Remote Areas
Variable cost; typically 2–3 working days. Next Day delivery not available due to courier limitations.
Northern Ireland
Variable cost and delivery times; no Next Day option. Potential delays related to Brexit; orders may be cancelled and refunded if issues occur.
Additional Information
- Orders placed before 4:00 pm are usually dispatched the same day.
- Delivery times are estimates based on working days (Mon–Fri, excluding public holidays).
- Delivery charges depend on order weight and value and are calculated at checkout; charged once per order even if multiple parcels are sent.
- Customers will be contacted if delays are anticipated.
- Safe place deliveries are considered complete upon drop-off; liability for loss or damage after delivery is not accepted.
Product Description
Professional Polymer Detailing Clay
An advanced and modern detailing clay with professional results
What is it?
Clay is an essential part of the mechanical decontamination process. Certain bonded contaminants are impossible to remove any other way, by using clay correctly you can easily dislodge the particles and absorb them into the clay bar. This process known as claying is essential if a vehicle is being machine polished or ceramic coated and forms a highly important part of the detailing process.
What's it made from?
The original inventor of the polymer detailing clay is Mr Tadao Kodate, a Japanese scientist who was looking for a safe way to remove contaminants from bodywork without using harsh chemicals or polishing compounds. The original clay bars were introduced in the early 1990s. Since then, technology has improved and what we offer now are synthetic clay bars made from polymer. These do not require heating up like the older organic clay, and also are much less abrasive.
What are the features?
Polymer clay should be used in combination with some form of clay lubricant. this allows the clay to glide over the surface, minimising the risk of creating marring or any paint damage. We recommend making your own clay lubricant using 25ml Pure Shampoo and 475ml of warm water in a spray bottle. Clay can be used on glass, paintwork, and wheels.
How does it fit into the wash process?
Clay is a decontamination product, so it should be used after pre-washing, contact washing, and chemical decontamination. This allows the prior products to do their job and allows you a fast and efficient way to clay your vehicle.
Product Specifications
| SKU | IFW262 |
|---|---|
| Used For | PROTECTION |
| Country of Origin | United Kingdom |
FAQs
What is it? Clay is an essential part of the mechanical decontamination process. Certain bonded contaminants are impossible to remove any other way, by using clay correctly you can easily dislodge the particles and absorb them into the clay bar. This process known as claying is essential if a vehicle is being machine polished or ceramic coated and forms a highly important part of the detailing process.
What's it made from? The original inventor of the polymer detailing clay is Mr Tadao Kodate, a Japanese scientist who was looking for a safe way to remove contaminants from bodywork without using harsh chemicals or polishing compounds. The original clay bars were introduced in the early 1990s. Since then, technology has improved and what we offer now are synthetic clay bars made from polymer. These do not require heating up like the older organic clay, and also are much less abrasive.
What are the features? Polymer clay should be used in combination with some form of clay lubricant. this allows the clay to glide over the surface, minimising the risk of creating marring or any paint damage. We recommend making your own clay lubricant using 25ml Pure Shampoo and 475ml of warm water in a spray bottle. Clay can be used on glass, paintwork, and wheels.
How does it fit into the wash process? Clay is a decontamination product, so it should be used after pre-washing, contact washing, and chemical decontamination. This allows the prior products to do their job and allows you a fast and efficient way to clay your vehicle.
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UK Mainland
- Standard (Orders over £50): Free, 1–2 working days.
- Standard (Orders under £50): £3.95, 1–2 working days (cost varies by weight/value).
- Next Day: £5.95 for orders placed before 4:00 pm; full tracking provided. Excludes Highland and remote areas.
Highland & Remote Areas
Variable cost; typically 2–3 working days. Next Day delivery not available due to courier limitations.
Northern Ireland
Variable cost and delivery times; no Next Day option. Potential delays related to Brexit; orders may be cancelled and refunded if issues occur.
Additional Information
- Orders placed before 4:00 pm are usually dispatched the same day.
- Delivery times are estimates based on working days (Mon–Fri, excluding public holidays).
- Delivery charges depend on order weight and value and are calculated at checkout; charged once per order even if multiple parcels are sent.
- Customers will be contacted if delays are anticipated.
- Safe place deliveries are considered complete upon drop-off; liability for loss or damage after delivery is not accepted.
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Paul evans The concentration rate is good for a pre wash, just doesn’t feel or smell like a quality product. You can get better for less ££££
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Tom Ogden Great product for interior detailing. And get 4 in a pack rather than 3 from other suppliers
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