Clay Mitt, Clay Bar Mitt for Car Detailing, Medium Grade Auto Magic Wash Mitt, Scratch-Free and Paint Safe, for Cleaning Polishing Detailing Cars Paint, Glass, Wheels

I recently had the pleasure of using my JIANFA Clay Mitt for my car detailing, and I have to say it exceeded my expectations in every way. This Medium Grade Mitt has been a game-changer in maintaining the pristine look of my vehicle.First and foremost, the quality of this Clay Mitt is outstanding. It's evident that JIANFA has put a lot of thought and effort into designing a mitt that not only works effectively but also stands the test of time. The medium-grade clay is perfect for removing contaminants, tar, and stubborn grime from my car's surface without causing any damage or scratches. I was initially concerned about the possibility of scratching, but this mitt glides smoothly and safely over the paint, leaving it looking polished and clean.What I love most about the JIANFA Clay Mitt is how easy it is to use. Unlike traditional clay bars that can be messy and cumbersome, this mitt fits comfortably over my hand, making it incredibly convenient to maneuver. The mitt design also allows for better control and a firmer grip, ensuring that I can reach every nook and cranny of my vehicle effortlessly. With my Jeep there is a lot of hard to get to areas.The results were truly impressive. After using the Clay Mitt, my car's paint felt incredibly smooth to the touch, and it had that showroom shine once again. Not only did it remove surface contaminants, but it also brought out the true depth and luster of the paint, making my car look brand new.Furthermore, the durability of this mitt is remarkable. I've used it multiple times, and it still performs as if it were brand new. It's a testament to the quality materials and craftsmanship that JIANFA has put into their product.In conclusion, the JIANFA Clay Mitt has become an indispensable part of my car detailing routine. It's efficient, easy to use, and incredibly effective at restoring and maintaining my car's finish. If you're looking for a reliable and long-lasting tool to take your car detailing to the next level, I wholeheartedly recommend the JIANFA Clay Mitt. It's a must-have for any car enthusiast and it will undoubtedly leave your vehicle looking its best.

This is the FIRST time I have ever cleaned a car with "clay". I read about doing it and watched several "You Tube" videos that show the use of a small piece of "clay" and kneading it a LOT as a way to do this. Then I saw this "mitt" from "Jianfa" at "Amazon" and thought this might be easier and more effective than messing with a small piece of "clay". It was for me.Even for my first time using "clay", this "mitt" made it very easy to ONLY clean the painted surfaces of my car. As advised by most, I did not use this on the "chrome painted plastic trims" on my car. I also avoided the vinyl and rubber trims around the bumpers and windows as some said this "may" mess them up. Just as most experienced users said, you can FEEL the dirt spots with some "resistance" as you wipe and clean the painted surfaces with this mitt and when clean, the surface becomes very slippery just as described by experienced users.This "mitt" worked incredibly well for me. I took my time and used a lot of very soapy car wash soap and water as a lubricant and did small areas very slowly and very carefully. It took me about one hour and 30 minutes to do my dark red, 4 door Toyota Avalon and it was completely cleaned. This "clay mitt" not only removed "rough" dirt I could not see but also bugs, sap and various contaminants very well from the hard places like the air spoiler on the front of the car and the rocker panels on both sides. Even some spots that I thought were paint chips were NOT and cleaned off completely using this mitt.After using this "clay mitt", I then proceeded with polishing, sealing and waxing the entire car very successfully. I do know this "clay mitt" worked very well. The front air spoiler was the most dirty and this "clay mitt" very obviously cleaned it very well and very easily. I did NOT have to use any bug or tar remover products at all. This "mitt" with very soapy water worked perfectly for me. I did use a "two bucket" wash. That is, one bucket of clear water to rinse and clean the mitt after each section AND a "wash" bucket to continuously keep "dipping and saturating" it in very soapy wash water to proceed with cleaning.As some others have mentioned, I did have to take my time removing this new mitt from the plastic bag it was sent in. The "clay" surface of the mitt is very tacky and sticky by design so it will stick to the plastic bag it comes in. I just had to very slowly and carefully slide my fingers between that clay surface and the plastic bag to remove it for its first use. I now plan to store this mitt when it is dry in a covered plastic "Tupperware" type container with the sticky side up to avoid that problem for future use.I have only used this mitt once so far but I am very pleased with how well it worked for me. The mitt still looks as good as new after using it for about 90 minutes and hopefully it will clean as well again many more times.Again, this is the FIRST time I have ever used any type of "clay" cleaning method but I am both very pleased and impressed with how well this worked for me on my car.I am NOT a solicited reviewer for this mitt. I am just one old man that found a new and better way to really clean my car with this mitt before waxing or polishing. I would highly recommend it.

Worked great!Used it on my truck before I put cerakote on it