Favorite Claybar?

What is your favorite Claybar? Comment below if you've tried more than one!

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  • Mothers Claybar Kit

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  • Zaino Clay

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  • 3M PI-III Clay

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  • Clay Magic

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  • OTHER (Please specify below)

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I used Griots clay in the past, then tried the some I got at auto zone(cant remember the brand) Then tried the Zaino stuff when I started with the Z process. Just liked the Zaino stuf better:)
 
Most aare about the same except for Mothers. The mothers smears and gets slimy when using with a soap solution.



I prefer Clay magic based on price.
 
I've only tried the Mothers claybar at this point. I was hoping for opinions on what would be best to get next:).



I didn't have any problems with the Mothers clay, it's a fine choice but I just can't say it's better than stuff I haven't tried.
 
I have 2. My favorite for Store bought clay is the Clay Magic (Blue Bar, not Red). And my Favorite mail order clay is Zaino Z18.
 
To all who have tried it...



What do you like about Clay Magic (blue)? Sounds like a favorite, I know it's been mentioned in the past.
 
Clay Magic



- Inexpensive

- Store Bought

- Nice Storage Case

- Hold up very well with all lubricants

- GReat at removing overspray.

- nice blue hypnotic color.
 
To add to Guess' list, I like the consistency of Clay Magic, too . . . it's not as stiff as Z-18 (which can be a bit of a pain to knead and form, imo), but it's not so soft as to smear all over the place (ala Meguair's). <goldilocks>This one is juuuuuuust right.</goldilocks>



CM clay also forms to and sticks to your "claying" hand as you use it . . . I liked this, as there seemed to be less chance of dropping the bar. I could remove my hand from the paint and hold it horizontally, and the clay wouldn't fall off. Sticks to your hand, but not the paint, though; it never smeared or left residue.



One more plus, it worked quite well with Meg's Final Inspection (which is both relatively inexpensive and widely available) as lube.



Tort
 
True TORT it does stick to your hand. I have dropped a mothers but never the CM.



To add to my list:



Works well with soapy solutions, does not get mushy.
 
<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' >

<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by Guess My Name [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>Clay Magic

- Inexpensive
- Store Bought
- Nice Storage Case
- Hold up very well with all lubricants
- GReat at removing overspray.
- nice blue hypnotic color. [/b]</blockquote>
Which stores do they sell it at MB?
 
My local pep boys and autozone sell it. Also If I remember correctly a friend of mine picked some up at the local PPG paint supplier store.



If not they are online somewhere in this vast world we call the world wide web.
 
I used Meguiar's clay years ago and thought it was good, but I just recently finished claying my entire car with Zaino clay and the whole process was easy and the results, amazing.



MM

:cool:
 
luv that clay magic. I wish i had a picture, but my digital cam died - would rather spend cash on mf.



2004 ford focus parked outside a house that was getting painted. long sotry short - they decide to paint the car aswell by mistake. overspray on entore vehicle. detail shop wanted 750 to remove it form the entire car.



3 bottles of automagic no 49 body shine,one 4oz bar, one case of newcastle. spotless and supersmooth



total cost - 65$ (including beer)
 
puterbum said:
I've only tried the Mothers claybar at this point. I was hoping for opinions on what would be best to get next...



I've only tried the Mother's, the Griot's (those two appear to be indentical) and the various grades and generations of Sonus. The Sonus is markedly superior to the Mother's/Griot's, so much so that every time I start to use the Mother's/Griot's (just to use it up) I get frustrated and end up switching to the Sonus; it's *that* much better.
 
I like to use whatever is on sale haha. I have used the zaino, opticlay, and meguiars mild clay with ease but dont care for the clay magic because it came off on my hands; furthermore, Mothers clay has come in handy in the past but I do not by it anymore because I dont need the provided quick detailer.



Greg
 
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