Glir - Specialist Clay Lubricant

Superior Lubrication: Glir provides optimal lubrication during the claying process, reducing friction and minimising the risk of marring or scratching the paint.

Enhanced Cleaning: The surfactant formula boosts cleaning power, helping to lift and remove contaminants more effectively than water or car shampoo.

Versatile Application: Suitable for use with all types of clay bars, clay pads, and other clay media, making it a versatile addition to your detailing kit.

Safe for All Finishes: Glir is safe for use on all paint finishes, including gloss, matte, and wrapped surfaces.

Easy to Use: Simply spray onto a wet panel, and it ensures your clay glides smoothly across the surface.

Prepare the Surface: Ensure the panel is wet before you begin the clay process.

Apply Glir: Spray a generous amount of Glir onto the wet panel.

Clay the Surface: Glide the clay bar or clay pad across the lubricated surface, allowing Glir to minimise friction and reduce marring.

Wipe Clean: After claying, wipe the panel clean with a soft microfibre towel.

Q: Can I use Glir with all types of clay bars and clay media?

A: Yes, Glir is suitable for use with all types of clay bars, clay pads, and other clay media.

Q: Why should I use Glir instead of just water or car shampoo?

A: Glir provides superior lubrication compared to water and car shampoo, reducing friction and the risk of marring. It also enhances cleaning during the clay process.

Q: How much Glir should I use during the claying process?

A: A light mist of Glir on the wet panel should be enough. If the surface starts to feel dry, apply more as needed.

Q: Can I use Glir on all types of paint finishes?

A: Yes, Glir is safe to use on all paint finishes, including gloss, matte, and wrapped surfaces.

Q: Does Glir need to be rinsed off after use?

A: While Glir doesn’t leave any harmful residues, it's recommended to wipe the surface clean with a microfibre towel after claying.

Q: How often should I clay my car?

A: Claying is usually done every few months, or whenever you notice that contaminants are bonded to the surface and cannot be removed through regular washing.