The Marflo’s Car Care Medium Blue 200 Gram Clay Bar with Case restores a smooth-as-glass feel to any vehicle. Easily removes overspray, contamination, brake dust, rail dust, road tar, and much more! You name it, if it falls on your vehicle, Marflo’s Medium Blue 200g Clay Bar will remove it. It’s easy to use! All you do is spray Marflo’s Detail Spray, rub the clay side to side, and wipe it off. Enjoy gloss and shine by removing all contamination, without harming your paint. Marflo’s Medium Blue 200 Gram Clay Bar is an essential tool for your detailing arsenal. Safe for all old and new vehicles. Works on all surfaces that are painted, shiny, or clear. Use it on your windshield, plastic, wheels, trim, mirrors, glass and more. Masterson’s Medium Blue 200 Gram Clay Bar uses cutting edge technology and is designed to be used with Marflo’s Detail Spray. If you want the best shine, you need Marflo’s Medium Blue 200 Gram Clay Bar. The Clay Bar comes in a massive 200-gram resealable container so you can use it on up to 50 cars. For ultimate shine and protection, follow-up with Marflo’s Original Carnauba Wax.

Blue Clay Bar - Medium Grade (200g) with Case

Elevate your car detailing routine with our premium Blue Clay Bar, designed for medium-grade applications. This 200-gram clay bar effectively removes contaminants such as dirt, grime, and overspray from your vehicle's surface, ensuring a smooth and flawless finish.

Features:

• Medium Grade: Perfect for removing moderate contaminants without damaging the paint.
• Convenient Case: Each clay bar comes with a protective case for easy storage and transport.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for all types of paint surfaces, including clear coats and painted finishes.

Usage Instructions:

1. Ensure the vehicle's surface is clean and cool to the touch.
2. Lubricate the area with a clay lubricant or detailing spray.
3. Gently glide the clay bar over the surface, applying light pressure.
4. Wipe away residue with a microfiber cloth.

Achieve a mirror-like shine and prepare your vehicle for waxing or sealant application. Experience professional-grade results at home with our Blue Clay Bar!

What is the difference between fine grade and medium grade clay?

Medium clay is more aggressive than fine and will almost certainly microscopically mar the surface as you're claying because it weighs more. Medium clay, being more firm and dense, will remove stubborn debris and contaminants that fine clay cannot.

What type of clay is blue clay?

The term “Blue Clay” is most closely related to caliche or bentonite soil. It is more of a broad term referring to any one of a number of expansive soils and clays in Southern Utah. Specifically, it refers to a bluish purple layer of clay called the Chinle formation.