Re-wetting Clay Bars
#1
Re-wetting Clay Bars
Is there a way to re-wet clay bars...like soak them in water or something? I have a clay bar that hasn't been used for a while, and I don't want to buy a new one if I can re-use this one.
I use Meguiar's quick detailer when I use the bar...but I'm talking about a presoak to get it soft again.
Anyone do this?
I use Meguiar's quick detailer when I use the bar...but I'm talking about a presoak to get it soft again.
Anyone do this?
#3
I'm also not real clear on what happened to your clay... but if it's degraded to the point where it may not be usable, just spend the $10-15 and get a new one.
I always use wash water for a lubricant when claying, so dunking it in some soapy water might help. However, in my experience keeping the clay that wet also causes it to degrade very quickly.
I always use wash water for a lubricant when claying, so dunking it in some soapy water might help. However, in my experience keeping the clay that wet also causes it to degrade very quickly.
#5
Bring this thread back to life...so I'm going to just start with a new clay bar. So my question is how do you store the clay bar after using it. In a ziploc bag? Anything special after it's been used until next time?
#6
mine came with a little box like one of those portable soap boxes. it's been in there for quite a while and it's still soft. it doesn't seem like it's airtight or anything. i'd imagine that a ziploc bag would be just fine too though.
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