For bonded contamination after washing
Clay treatment is considered when paint still feels rough after a proper wash because contaminants remain attached to the surface. We inspect first instead of assuming every vehicle needs it.
Inspection-based custom quote
For paint that still feels rough after washing and needs bonded contamination removed before protection.

Package details
Before you request service
The right service depends on the vehicle, its condition and the setup at your location.
Clay treatment is considered when paint still feels rough after a proper wash because contaminants remain attached to the surface. We inspect first instead of assuming every vehicle needs it.
The vehicle receives a paint-safe wash before clay touches the finish. The surface is lubricated and treated methodically, then checked before protection is applied.
Clay removes eligible bonded material; it does not level scratches or restore failed clear coat. If the process exposes or creates visible marring, polishing may be recommended and quoted separately.
Exterior Detail, Clay Bar & Paint Sealant questions
What Redlands- and Highland-area drivers commonly ask about exterior detail, clay bar & paint sealant.
Clay can remove eligible bonded contamination that washing leaves behind. The exact result depends on the contaminant, paint condition and prior care.
No. Clay is a decontamination step, not paint correction. Scratches, oxidation and etched mineral spots may require polishing, correction or another repair.
There is no single guaranteed duration. Preparation, product choice, sun exposure, storage, mileage and washing habits all affect how long protection performs.
Clear next step
Tell us the vehicle size, current condition, service location and preferred appointment window. We’ll confirm whether this is the correct service before scheduling.