New clay cloths review

[cmck13]

I see that the new clay cloths and mitts are at last enjoying success although they have been around a few years. Just like to point out at this stage that they are actually made from a form of rubber designed like a microfibre cloth. I have used a version for a few months now and the system is similar for all the versions out there. This link will give a fairly precise review on their use and I certainly give them a thumbs up. Please note though they do have a limited life varying on how many times you use them but even so they should all be cheaper to use than clay.

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[Flex]

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[cmck13]

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Its on here as a guide to using the cloths not as a sales ad for the one shown, Mine was £24 for a car pro cloth, halfords charge £12 I think for a mitt type, but what you need to bear in mind is that you can pay between £10 to £30+ for clay bars and they will not last as long by the very nature that the clay keeps the contaminants in the bar itself.

[Flex]

£40 that calls for a

 

Its on here as a guide to using the cloths not as a sales ad for the one shown, Mine was £24 for a car pro cloth, halfords charge £12 I think for a mitt type, but what you need to bear in mind is that you can pay between £10 to £30+ for clay bars and they will not last as long by the very nature that the clay keeps the contaminants in the bar itself.

 

I hear what you're saying for sure.

[Ricey]

I'm going to get one and trial it.

 

Think I'll stick to Dodo for customer cars but when I'm prepping my own for sale this could be a cheaper alternative to a 25 quid clay bar!

 

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[samsniss350z]

I think I'll give a mitt a go once I've got through my supply of DoDo Basics of Bling.