3DClay Lubricant GLW Series | DIY Car Detailing | Hyper Slick Lubrication for Clay Bars | Eliminates Contaminants from Paint | Ultra Surface Protection | Decontamination Formula | Easy to Use | 16oz

This was the first time ever that I have done this. I used this lubricant with clay bars i found here on Amazon that have great reviews and are very inexpensive.First off, I don't understand what the big deal is with people ruining cars. They must not be using a lubricant, or maybe not a good one? It was super easy. It didn't take much of the spray to make the area super slick. The clay glided nicely and I cannot believe how dirty a washed car really is. My car came out super smooth, and shiny!!I saw the negative review where the person said they tried this with a clay bar and couldn't remove bug guts lol that is 100% a user error. U do have to put a little elbow grease into it u know, and thats what makes this lube so amazing - u just keep gliding away!Not only was I able to remove the stuck bug guts from my car, I also removed a ton of black dots and also what looks like wasps had a field day on my car.Btw, I'm a 40yr old woman. And I feel if I can do it, anyone can. However, do it right if u want great results (and to avoid damage)!!

Another fantastic 3D product, works great with clay bars as well as a synthetic clay buffer pad using machine orbital polishing. Smells great too!!

I was spray painting in my garage with my car outside. Afterwards I drove my car and turned on the wipers and it sounded like sandpaper. I realized I had over spray all over my car. I bought this product along with some clay bars and could not believe how smooth and clean my entire car came out after cleaning all the paint and glass. At first I was just going to do the affected areas but ended up doing the entire car. After this process I waxed it. Beautiful! But I think when this bottle runs dry I'll try some sort of a soap and water combination.

It's OK but at this price I won't be buying more. I'll just re-fill it with soap + distilled water.Tip: I detailed a large 2023 black mini-van with many hard water spots that's normally parked on their lawn under a tree & hit with sprinklers nightly. I used clay + iron remover as the lube, preceded by an iron-removing bath, and the spots came right out! I couldn't believe it. That got me to re-thinking what I use for lube. On a regular car in decent shape, soapy water works just fine.

Does an excellent job providing a slick surface to use clay pad/towel. Wipes clean without leaving streaky residue. I’m particular.

Not as good and slippery as Adam's detail spray.

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Works great. Only clay lube I’ll use