Bilt hamber Clay bar kit £20

[Perfect-A-Shine]

Perfect a shine are doing a Bilt hamber 200gram clay bar with a litre of clay lube and a microfibre cloth for £20
Theres 2 to choose from regular clay and soft clay
i can also do the kit with sprayer,microfibre and clay for £15

 

[da.murf]

always wanted to know.... do you only use a clay bar once or is it re-usable?? prob a very stupic question but surely it will slowly fill up with impurities etc and damage paint???

 

[Perfect-A-Shine]

you use it in bits until it starts to get dirty then use another bit and so on until the car is done
i only used a quarter of a bar on my mondeo

 

[Boss Of Gloss]

meguiars clay kit is good value... 2 claybars,big microfibre,quik detailer(lube) and meguiars wax for £25

 

[Perfect-A-Shine]

but the mequiars is only a 100grams of clay not 200grams like the bilt hamber one plus my clay lube is made up of valetpro citrus bling which is a great lube plus its a litre not like the megs which is half a litre

 

[Boss Of Gloss]

so kind of evens itself out then

 

[Perfect-A-Shine]

how can double everything even it out the megs is 2x50gram bars

 

[Daz500]

The bilt claybar uses normal water as lube so what are you including?

 

[Perfect-A-Shine]

not everyone likes using it with water so thats why i am including the lube

 

[Perfect-A-Shine]

i will do the kit without the lube for £15

 

[j4m3s]

i would be intereted but i dont understand the difference..........

Bilt hamber 200gram clay bar with a litre of clay lube and a microfibre cloth for £20

sprayer,microfibre and clay for £15

is the £15 option with out the lube, just the spray bottle?

 

[düb]

whats the difference between the soft and the regular clay?

just used the megs stuff on my car this afternoon, is it regular stuff?

 

[Perfect-A-Shine]

i would be intereted but i dont understand the difference..........

Bilt hamber 200gram clay bar with a litre of clay lube and a microfibre cloth for £20

sprayer,microfibre and clay for £15

is the £15 option with out the lube, just the spray bottle?

yes no lube spray bottle,clay and microfibre

 

[Perfect-A-Shine]

whats the difference between the soft and the regular clay?

just used the megs stuff on my car this afternoon, is it regular stuff?

the regular is more aggressive than the soft it all depends how bad you car is

 

[Perfect-A-Shine]

i would be intereted but i dont understand the difference..........

Bilt hamber 200gram clay bar with a litre of clay lube and a microfibre cloth for £20

sprayer,microfibre and clay for £15

is the £15 option with out the lube, just the spray bottle?

the lube is worth a fiver m8 it can be used as a quick detailer too

 

[PJS]

whats the difference between the soft and the regular clay?

just used the megs stuff on my car this afternoon, is it regular stuff?

Soft is as expected - easier to manipulate and knead in use, in the cooler weather.
Original is harder, and should be kept in warm water to soften, with 2 pieces interchanged as it becomes hard to mould.
Both formulations are intrinsically the same, save the tweak for the soft, which makes it just a bit less aggressive.
Still more aggressive than the Meg's, which is about the least aggressive one you can buy on the market, but in being so, means it can fail to extract all the bonded in contamination.
Marring wise, you can get some if you apply too much pressure or don't use enough lubrication, but this is easily remedied with IPA or a very light abrasive like SRP or Lime Prime.

I prefer the original, as the soft is quite tacky until you wet your hand and that side of the piece as well.

Whatever size you cut off (1/4-1/3), make sure when it's flattened out, it's at least 3mm thick - often times people use their clay too thinly spread out, and this can permit contamination to not migrate into the clay, but side proud of the surface, which results in scratches.