Using the correct lubricant for the clay is just as important as choosing the correct motor oil for you vehicle. The correct clay lubricant can make the difference between proper paint decontamination, and having the clay damage the paint's delicate surface by marring or scratching.

Clay rubs the paint finish by gently lifting bonded contaminants from the paint surface. Simple washing with products like Lumiere Auto Bath can easily remove most contaminants from the paint surface, but for contaminants that are heavily bonded like tree sap, tar, fallout, acid rain, and rail dust, you need to rely on clay to get your paint texture back to its virgin state.

Liberally applying Lumiere Lube to the surface, the clay is rubbed over the paint surface with moderate pressure. The areas that have been cleaned with the clay will be very obvious as you skim over them with the clay since they will have a drastically different texture and sound.

Like all Lumiere products, Lube was designed with environmental impact in mind. The ingredients in Lube are All-Natural and contain Spearmint Oil and Olive Oil to safely clean your paint surface while being gentle on your hands. After all, any liquid coming into contact with your bare hands is quickly ingested through your skin. Making sure you don't ingest harmful petroleum-based ingredients was one of the key factors in developing this clay lubricant.