Next, apply the lubricant to a small section of your car's paint, and rub the clay bar over the surface in a back-and-forth motion. Use light pressure, and keep the clay bar lubricated at all times.

If your car is extra nasty, repeat this until the clay comes up clear of debris. Then, use your microfiber towel to wipe up the excess lubrication and clean the surface.

Next, apply the lubricant to a small section of your car's paint, and rub the clay bar over the surface in a back-and-forth motion. Use light pressure, and keep the clay bar lubricated at all times.

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