The Surface Cleansing Clay Mitt is designed to make the claying process more efficient and user-friendly. Its unique texture helps lift contaminants while allowing for a larger coverage area, making it quicker than traditional clay bars.

It's particularly effective for removing dirt, grime, and other surface impurities without risking damage to the paint. Just remember to use it with an appropriate lubricant for the best results. 

How many times can you reuse a clay mitt?

By rinsing them off before and after use, almost all clay cloths can be reused. Unlike regular clay bars, a clay towel can typically be used repeatedly (up to about 50 automobiles occasionally!)

Are clay mitts any good?

A clay mitt will last a long while before going bad and won't mar up the paint. A clay bar will pull out heavy decontaminates but has a higher chance of marring the paint depending on the type you use. If you're a weekend warrior I'd have to recommend using a clay mitt.

To use a Surface Cleansing Clay Mitt, first, ensure the surface is clean and dry. Lightly spray a lubricant, like a detailing spray or water, onto the area you're working on. Gently glide the clay mitt over the surface in straight lines, applying light pressure. Wipe off any residue with a microfiber towel as you go. After you're done, rinse the mitt with water and let it dry. This helps remove contaminants effectively while protecting your vehicle's finish.