Clay Block
Reusable — Controlled WorkErgonomic clay block for controlled paint decontamination. Washable, reusable and comfortable for regular detailing work.
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Paint Decontamination Clay System
Remove bonded contamination that normal washing cannot lift. Clay Bar, Clay Block and Clay Mitt restore a smooth surface before polishing, waxing, sealing or coating.
Bonded Contamination
Smooth Paint Feel
Better Protection Bonding
Why Paint Decontamination Matters
The Right Clay For A Smooth Surface
Even after a proper wash, paint can still feel rough. That roughness is bonded contamination: tar, brake dust, industrial fallout and road film attached to the surface. Shampoo alone cannot remove it.
Work Stuff clay tools remove what washing leaves behind and leave the surface ready for polishing, waxes, sealants or ceramic coatings. Choose Clay Bar for stronger decontamination, Clay Block for controlled work, or Clay Mitt for fast panel coverage.
Removes bonded contamination
Improves paint smoothness
Better protection bonding
Bar · Block · Mitt
01
Wash First
Remove loose dirt before any clay work.
02
Use Lubrication
Never clay dry paint. Use clay lube or shampoo solution.
03
Work Small Areas
Glide the clay gently and rinse the tool often.
04
Protect After
Apply wax, sealant or coating after decontamination.
Paint Decon System
01
Reusable Decontamination
Block
& Mitt
Two reusable clay tools with different working styles. Clay Block gives control. Clay Mitt gives speed.
Clay Mitt
Fast Coverage — Maintenance DeconWear it and glide over larger panels. Clay Mitt speeds up maintenance decontamination while keeping the process simple and efficient.
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Traditional Clay Bars
Dot
& Spot
Two professional clay bar grades. Dot is harder and stronger. Spot is medium-hard and more balanced for regular work.
Dot Clay Bar
Hard — Aggressive GradeHard clay bar for stronger decontamination. Best for neglected paint, heavier fallout and pre-polish preparation.
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Spot Clay Bar
Medium-Hard — Balanced GradeBalanced clay bar for regular decontamination. Flexible, effective and suitable for paint, glass and selected exterior surfaces.
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Decontamination Guide
Frequently Asked
Questions
Quick answers about clay bars, clay blocks, clay mitts, lubrication and paint decontamination before polishing or protection.
Bar, Block or Mitt — Which Should I Choose?
Clay bars are best for stronger decontamination and spot work. Clay Block gives more control and can be reused. Clay Mitt covers large panels fastest.
Do I Always Need Lubrication?
Yes. Always use clay lubricant, shampoo solution or a quick detailer. Never clay a dry surface because it can cause marring.
How Often Should I Decontaminate?
Most vehicles need clay decontamination two to four times per year. Outdoor cars or neglected paint may need it more often.
Is Clay Safe On Glass And Trim?
Spot Clay Bar and Clay Mitt can be used on glass and selected trim. Avoid aggressive clay on soft rubber, matte paint or delicate finishes.
What Is The Plastic Bag Test?
Put your hand inside a thin plastic bag and gently feel the paint. If it feels rough or gritty, the surface needs clay decontamination.
What Should I Do After Clay?
After clay work, polish if needed and apply wax, sealant or ceramic coating. A clean, smooth surface helps protection bond better.
