Description
Mckee's N-725 Clay Towel Lubricant
McKee’s 37 N-725 Clay Towel Lubricant is a two-in-one iron remover and lubricant designed to be used in conjunction with a clay towel, clay mitt, or a clay bar. Formulated to be used as part of the paint decontamination process, N-725 Clay Towel Lubricant saves you time and effort by combining two products into one. First, by chemically decontaminating the paint by means of a built-in iron remover that dissolves corrosive iron particles, changing color from clear to red as it works. Second, by covering the paint with lubricious polymers that provide a barrier of lubrication that allows your clay towel to glide across the surface while mechanically decontaminating the paint without scratching or marring. This increases gloss and smoothness, allowing your wax, sealant, or coating to properly adhere to the surface.
Besides prepping the vehicle before applying a ceramic coating, N-725 Clay Towel Lubricant is an excellent maintenance product for vehicles that are already ceramic coated, but need a refreshing. After a while, ceramic coatings become clogged and this hinders their performance. Using an iron remover and a clay towel is necessary every year or two, depending on how the vehicle is stored and how often you drive it. N-725 Clay Towel Lubricant unclogs the coating by removing iron particles while providing a slick barrier of lubrication for your clay towel to glide across the surface.
Directions: Do not apply to surfaces that are hot to the touch. Do not allow cleaner to dry on surface. Working on a vehicle that has already been washed, spray a liberal amount of product directly onto the paint and allow the cleaner to dwell for 2-3 minutes. It will change color during this time if iron particles are present. Then, rub your clay towel across the surface until it glides freely, applying more lubricant as necessary. Make sure to rinse your clay towel frequently. Once finished, re-wash the vehicle or rinse it off with a hose before proceeding to the next step (polishing, waxing, etc.).