Mothers Speed Clay 2.0 Detailing Tool

IMO, this works and much easier to handle than actual clay bar given the shape and light as a sponge. It’s so easy to clean and smooth out the car finish, and you can simply clean and dry it for reuse. Great product!

La verdad la compré con mis dudas, pero las reseñas buenas son ciertas si funciona y funciona muy bien. Con ayuda de algún lubricante te deja el carro perfectamente descontaminado.

Además de que haces brazo sin ir al Gym 🙂

Results using Speed Clay were as good as the traditional clay bar but the prep was far easier with the egonomic pad. Not too sure on the longevity but after one whole car application the pad looked as good as new and when I dropped it a quick rinse got me going again.

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I’ve used this thing a few times and it definitely is a sizeable improvement over traditional clay. Way less frustrating, way less effort, and no kneading of clay required. It doesn’t conform to the shape of what you’re working on basically at all though – which is a major drawback and maybe why you should consider a clay towel instead. It doesn’t work perfectly for truly wrecked paint jobs but it does work fairly well on relatively clean stuff.

The thing I need to say here is that if you’re storing this – it needs to be in a temperature controlled environment where you won’t see it getting above 80-90F. I store a lot of my auto-detailing stuff outside exposed to the sun but in weather sealed containers. (No moisture gets in or out – just gets warm due to the sun) The issue is that this thing literally melts and adheres to the plastic it came in. When I was done with it – I put it back in the package and when I went to get it out the next time… It was practically glued to the plastic. Taking it out tore some of the foam backing and made it a little deformed. It still works – kinda – but I’m looking for a replacement product and I won’t be going back to this.

I think clay towels or something else would probably be preferable over this. I’ve used a clay pad on my polisher and actually found that pretty great – but that’s only good for *big* and flat surfaces as it has the same issue as this… can’t conform to anything.