🧽 Ultimate Clay Towel: The Best Clay Bar Alternative for Quick & Effective Results Review

If you want more than just the factory finish, get Migliore's fine finish recommendations. You will not regret or be disappointed that you bought them. Very happy.

Useful for removing dirt and other stubborn deposits from the vehicle. Make sure this is used with a lubricant and to maximize the effect of the wax right after.

Works great. I haven't played my F450 truck in ten years and it was covered in excess paint. I washed it, taped it with this rag, washed it again (2.5 hours from start to finish). The color is smooth and ready for buffing and waxing. I would recommend it to Clay Bars.

I've been using clay bars for years. I chose this towel based on the reviews. Was a little skeptical about the cost compared to the clay bars but if they last as long as they claim it was money well spent. This towel covers a large area faster, is easier to use than poles and works great. I'm glad I bought it.

The other day I was painting my house with a new spray gun and it was very windy, but I was still 75 feet from my car. I didn't think the overspray would spread that far, but it did. I spoke to my local paint and body shop specialist, showed him the overspray and he said if anything worked the clay cloth would work but he didn't think it would work since it had been sitting there for so long. Note that this car has sat in the hot Florida sun for over a month since the overspray incident. So I…

Just finished wrapping and finishing my full size long cab Ford F350. It's a long truck! I washed, clayed (with this clay alternative) and then topcoated with F11. As an alternative to clay, I have to give 5 stars here. It is not as effective as plasticine, but lighter than plasticine; I will stick with using this product. I used Chemical Guys Spray Clay Lube and the combination worked really well. I particularly like that the spray lubricant is easy to wash off. I agree with others that you…

Everyone argues that a clay cloth is as good as a clay block. Now here's the point that everyone overlooks; Using a clay towel is BETTER than using a clay bar. While a clay bar will do the job a little better than a clay cloth, it will only do the job "a little bit better" IF YOU ACTUALLY USE IT. Working with a clay bar requires so much work that I endlessly procrastinate and never get the job done. However, using a clay cloth is so quick and easy that I have no problem using it twice a year to