The Best Clay Lube Ever - It May Shock You!

Appreciate the clear and simple logic behind this tip. You’re the man Scott!

I've this twice and it has worked beautifully! There's is tons of lubrication with little product used. Great tip! Thanks!

Scott. When I saw your video using this product on engine bay cleaning, I immediately ran into Wally World and bought me 2 cans. I have used it to clean my engine bay, remove scum from the underside of the hood, clean door jams, clean door trim/rubber, clean seat surfaces, clean the jams of the rear lift gate, clean rubber seals...you name it. Now I can use it as a lube. We are blessed to have an out of the box critical thinker on this world! Thanks!

Thanks Scott! I'm a pro detailer in the Montreal area and was using ONR Wash and (Carnuba) Wax as a lubricant along with a Nanoskin "clay bar" foam pad scrubbier (lasts for literallyDOZENS of applications BTW and can be washed if dropped UNLIKE a clay bar : ) with absolutely fabulous results but definitely will use the Armor All Spray Wash - looks like a great idea! Thanks again and happy detailing !

I thank you sir for using your brain, thinking outside the box and sharing it with us! Best channel I have found on the tube.

I love your videos and I really have learned a lot from you.You definitely have made my world as a professional detailer a lot easier.Much love love and respect Scott.

skip ahead to 5:20 if you just want the information, not the five minutes of preamble.

Scott you and your videos are awesome!!!! Thank you for educating us.

Scott another great suggestion. You have some amazing techniques for detailing. Your lively hood depends on your timesavers and your reputation depends these working for customer satisfaction. Thanks for sharing these tips with the do it yourself crowd.

Love your honesty and candor. Keep up the good work!!

DP you're the best. Been searching for the right clay lube-just found it! You are the ALEXANDER HAMILTON of car detailers. THANKS!

we used to live near railroad tracks and i discovered that using that meguiars ultimate all wheels cleaner is kinda slimy and stays in place really well for a clay lube, also really helped get that metal fall out lose.

Scott its been 3 years since this video. I know you have your own product line now. Have you incorporated any of this advice into your own product line? Would love to know if you have your own foaming clay lube....or a window cleaner wth the ability to fill im the glass? Love the videos, please keep em coming

Hey Scott just spent the day claying and polishing my Lexus! Thanks for all your help!

When I'm detailing and I use clay I go over the paint to see if it needs to be polished or just waxed. Would you want to use this prior to polishing if you are trying to get to bare clear? Would it ruin a polishing pad?

As always Scott looking for quick and innovative ideas to help the pro as well as novice !!!!!!! That's why your the Best Buddy you actually use your head not just for putting on a cap. Great job Scott !!!!!!! Love it , keep preaching to the choir my man that's the way to go saving time is the name of the game as well as getting great results!!!!!!!!! Les from Louisiana.

Yes sir it works awesome,Ive been using it a coule of years now..Love using it on black too,Black is usually a pain to clay but not with this method.

Great idea! I do have a question, though. I'm new to detailing and thinking about using my Griot's 6" DA and their synthetic 6" clay bar pad on my 41' Class A motorhome (with full paint). I've been looking for a foam product that will stick/stay well on vertical surfaces, of which there are plenty on motorhomes! Do you think "Armor All Ultrashine" will provide sufficient lubrication for this Griot's product combination? Thanks in advance for your reply and for doing this (and all other) videos. I'm a big fan!

That’s awesome. The very reason why I hate Armor All products is because it sticks and leaves behind a film... but that’s exactly what makes it a PERFECT clay lube! Great thinking!

I was looking for a alternative wet sanding lubricant. Use this, or recommendations? Trying not to use dish soap.