What's the difference between Meguiar's Clays?

[MyFirstES300]

Don't know if this is the right place to ask this, and if there is a thread already on this question I'm about to ask, please direct me.

What are the differences between all the clay products Meguiar's has?

[Mike Phillips]

I moved your post to Detailing 101 and started your own dedicated thread for your question.

There's something in Hot Topics, hang on...

[Mike Phillips]

Check out this thread on the differences...

Differences between Meguiar's Clay Bars?




This is an older thread back when we sold one 100 gram clay bar in the Quik Clay Detailing System.





Our new Smooth Surface Clay kit comes with 2 50 gram bars, a 4 ounce bottle of A12 Cleaner/wax and a full size Supreme Shine Microfiber.

G1016 Smooth Surface Clay Kit

[Mike Phillips]

Here's another thread...

http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12668

[Megafast13]

The Professional Line has a standard Mild Clay and a more aggressive Clay. Both in which give much more clay than the Smooth Surface Kit. That kit gives you a small amount of the standard type clay. Most likely for what you are doing, the kit should be just fine.

The kit is the same price as the Pro Clays and the kit comes with Supreme Shine Towel, Quik Detailer, and Cleaner Wax Sample

[MyFirstES300]

Megafast13, what do you recommend for a semi-neglected paint finish that is rather very dirty? I see a white piece of clay, and then blue. Maybe the blue would help me out better?

[Megafast13]

If your surface is really bad than you can use the Pro Line Mild Clay. You'll not want to use the aggressive clay.

Blue Mild Clay

[MyFirstES300]

If your surface is really bad than you can use the Pro Line Mild Clay. You'll not want to use the aggressive clay.

Blue Mild Clay

Yes, I didn't think so, especially when MOL encourages to use the least aggressive method. The last thing I want to do is cause more damage

[Megafast13]

Yeah, the Aggressive clay can cause Marring, which you don't want.