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What is claying and decontaminate the paint
Clay is actually a deep cleaning and smoothing bar of soft clay that removes harmful pollutants from the vehicles painted surface with out having to sand or use harsh abrasives. Most professional detailing use the detailing clay to remove this type of paint contamination and give you that smooth as glass paint surface.
Paint contamination is tiny metal shavings embedded into the painted surface caused by metal break dust, rail dust, and several types of industrial fallout. This contamination affects all types of paint finishes and can cause serious damage to the paint when left untreated. In order to feel paint contamination just clean the surface of the vehicle and then rub the palm of your hand over the paint and it will feel rough and gritty. Using a plastic baggie over your hand will intensify this rough surface.
Paint contamination of this type cannot be removed with standard washing, compounding or polishing techniques. There are only two ways to professionally remove this type of paint damage. Wet sanding, which is a very difficult process or by using detailing clay.
There is no wax, sealant or any other synthetic product sold on the market today that can prevent this type of damage. Detailing clay was originally developed in Japan in the early 1990's.
Detailing clay safely removes this industrial type fallout off of the surface of the paint leaving a smooth as glass painted surface. It does not cut or perform any abrasive action that is associated with traditional wet sanding compounding.
Detailing clay has been used for years to remove not only the industrial fallout but works great on removing paint over spray, road grime and tar, tree sap, bugs and water spots.
Three are 3 grades of detailing clay sold on the market today. Light, medium and heavy clay. Detailing clay is a patented product owned by Clay Magic.
Using detailing clay should be performed by professional auto detailing experts for best results and to be sure the contamination and fallout is properly removed.
The detailing clay process should be performed at least twice to three times per year to keep you paint smooth and looking great for years to come.
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