Chemical Guys CLY_113 OG Clay Bar & Lubber Synthetic Lubricant Kit – 16 fl oz, Light/Medium Duty, for Car Lovers, Detailers & Auto Enthusiasts – Essential Car Detailing Kit Accessory, 2 Items, Yellow

Easy to use and very durable , made my truck shine and got rid of water spots , truck was smooth and easy to clean

Great value for the money, I've always loved chemical guys cleaning supplies! Easy to apply and no leakage from bottle, perfect size for many uses and vehicles. Extremely durable and rugged for even the toughest contaminants. Chemical guys does it again 💪

Excellent product, spray the car with this spray and use the clay bar, all debris on the car comes right off, leaves a smooth finish,then apply your wax.

Works great and is easy to use.

My car care experience started in the Rain Dance/Simoniz era of the 70s, where all you knew was hours of hard labor. Wax on wax off, rub rub rub, get another towel, check it again oh crud there's still more wax to remove, you know the drill. Fast forward to the modern era... I ventured into using clay bars about a decade ago, a spray detailer/clay bar kit from Mothers impulse buy at Walmart. I repurchased the same product a couple of times and though was happy with it I felt it was time to try something new.The reviews on this product were enough to tip me away from Mothers and the results are tremendously different. Application and usage is generally the same with all of these products. Mist an area, rub with light pressure back and forth. Microfiber towel dry. Smash the bar and flatten. Repeat.I could tell a *noticeable* difference in the feel of the car surface but I wasn't sure it was real or my imagination. I was planning to wax both cars so I did a quick test. I had some Mothers left over so I used that on the hood of one car and Chemical Guys on the other. Sure as heck it was different! The CG application felt smoother and more glossy. I did another test gently gliding a clean and dry microfiber towel across both surfaces. The Mothers surface glide did ok but had some resistance. The CG surface glide resulted in the towel sliding right off the hood and onto the floor! I'm sold!I use Meguiar's NXT Generation Tech Spray Wax 2.0. I know... it's not ceramic but for me it's easy without the PTSD memories of the 70s. Just wipe a very thin layer on and let 'er dry. It worked great over the top of the CG clay bar application. Easy on and easy off. The results are amazing. Both cars just sparkle!The best part was that I did both cars (Outback and Forester) in about 4 hours, and most of that time was waiting for the wax to dry. And I'm not wiped out! With less labor and a reasonable time commitment, I find that I wax the cars more than once a year.Anyway... thanks for reading my review this far. So here's a little present for you... a dad car joke:What do you get when dinosaurs crash their cars?Tyrannosaurus wrecks.YUK YUKHave a blessed day!

I purchased two of the Chemical Guys Clay Bar & Lubricant Kits to remove the impurities in the clearcoat of two of my vehicles. I had never used a clay kit before and had decided after watching a YouTube video to give it a go prior to waxing.The first vehicle, a 2009 Mini Cooper (silver with a black top) is in good shape, but if you were to run your hand across the paint, particularly on the roof, you could feel the bumps in the clearcoat. I decided to get it washed and give this kit a try, making sure to use back-and-forth motions and not circular ones as I went along.The lubricant spray has a pleasant odor. The spray allows the claybar to glide across the surface of the car. It's important to generously spray the lubricant and not allow the claybar to have any drag on the surface.I probably could have used a medium-duty claybar for the Mini, but the light-duty claybar with this kit did work well, it just took me more passes in the same area before it bacame smooth. I folded the claybar multiple times while working on the car and could see the impurities being picked up by it on the claybar as little dark bits.I wore rubbler gloves while completing the claybar exercise on my vehicle. I'd recommend that, as I think the lubricant may stain your hands with a light blue color. I also think that if you ran out of lubricant spray while doing the claybar rub of your vehicle, you could use soapy water.After the claybar of my car I waxed it. The results were excellent and I could see how this kit helped me to achieve a "like new" appearance of the paint. This was particularly noticeable on the black top, which was shiny like glass without any water spots or bumps.I recommend this product to anyone who has noticed a bumpiness to their clearcoat and wants to take an extra bit of care to refresh their vehicle's paint. It does take time to do this and it is an extra step between washing and waxing, but once a year or so - it's worth it - to keep your vehicle looking nice!