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This is the ultimate guide to clay bar treatment. Learn how to safely remove paint contamination, improve gloss, and prep your car for protection.

Can you safely clay a ceramic coated car? Yes—but only with the right technique. Here’s how to avoid damaging the coating and restore performance.

Get better results when claying your car with these must-have products. From clay mitts to lubricants to microfiber towels, here’s what you really need.

After claying your car, your paint is bare and unprotected. Learn why sealing it immediately is critical—and which products work best.

Should you polish your paint after claying? Learn when it’s necessary, when it’s optional, and what polish to use for perfect results.

Claying your car the wrong way can cause swirl marks, wasted effort, or worse. Learn the top mistakes to avoid when using a clay bar or mitt.

Follow this step-by-step guide to safely clay your car and remove bonded contaminants. Learn the tools, techniques, and aftercare needed for a flawless finish.

The Super Soaper isn’t just for foaming — it’s also a slick, safe clay lubricant when diluted correctly. Learn how to use it for fast, effective paint decontamination.

Should you use a clay mitt or a clay bar? Learn the pros, cons, and best use cases for each so you can decontaminate your paint safely and effectively.

A clay bar removes contaminants your regular wash leaves behind. Learn how clay bars work, when to use them, and what makes them a critical step in any proper detail.