Can this be used as a lubricant for claying?
770995
Last Touch makes an excellent lubricant for claying. Always wash the car first as you normally would and start with a "clean and dry" surface. Follow up with the clay and then your favorite paint protectant wax or polish. I have used it numerous times just for that application. Spray Last Touch liberally on to the paint surface and lightly rub the paint surface with the clay bar making sure you keep turning the clay as it pulls impurities out of the paint.
770996
Didn't know until you asked. So I went out and tried it and yes it's slippery enough to clay with it. So long as (whatever you use) meaning car product is slippery enough that it can be used for claying.You don't want the clay to drag across your paint finish.But, first off please wash your vehicle then clay away.Don't really have to use it on my car but I do it anyway. The reason is because my car has been coated with "Xzilon" from the Acura dealership. Xzilon is what the airlines use on their planes and it will last 5 years without paint fading.
770997
Not sure, but it does a decent job of giving my hot rod a sweet shine, with minimal effort.
770998
Yes. I have never used it for that but it says it can be used for clay lubricant on the side of the jug.
1632163
I would almost certainly say "No", since it microetches the substrate. I have worked with clay, specifically porcelain, for over sixteen years, and have found that surface treatment is permanent. The product is great and worthwhile in application.
1315979
I do not see why not. The mold is pretty flexible so you can remove it at any point of your work. I use it with polymer bakable clay.
576259
It should be able to be used in any systems that use a straight hydraulic or universal hydraulic oil. It does increase the viscosity which helps if pumps or seals are a little worn, but will not help major defects. Also be careful what percentage is used, especially if used in very cold weather - it can cause systems to be over pressurized. 5-10% should be OK. 10-20% use caution when cold.
131873
Hey Scott, NO!, sorry for the big no but no. Do not get it anywhere near silicon lubricant as it will give the JH a melty feel. Not sure if melty is a word or not.
2236755
Yes, you can use this oil on Anything...Really it works... but what i would suggest is that you add vaseline to it so that it won't be as strong!
1925271
I'm sorry that I cannot answer your question. I use the clay in my Hemp Seed Oil and my Rosemary/Spearmint Goat's Milk Soap.
1529109
I'm sure you could use it for lubrication, it is a little thin in viscosity though.
726967
Absolutely yes. I use Chemical Guys Clay Luber. I have used my clean bucket soapy water for single spots, and that was fine too.
207330
If I under your question right I don't think this product was intended for that use but it does have lubricity. What I would recommend for you is Gary Dean detail Juice. That's more of a waterless car wash product.
462856
Of course it can! It's an industrial strength machine and perfect for poly clay!
1405339
Yes you can. But I think if you add too much it will make the clay to dry and it will make it crumble.
333744
I used it in jeep oil, transmission. Also in motor cycle oil. So far, so good. Was told it was useful in All types of petroleum based fluids.
1198591
I'm not sure--think it's more of a lubricant. I think you'd have to send an email to the manufacturer to be sure.
371209
Not likely. I have never tried it, but my guess is the viscosity is too high. ATF maybe; gear oil no.
1716371
I have a small bottle of lubricating oil that I use for my hand gun. Use very little, works like a charm. A lot cheaper than olive oil!
261950
I don't see why it couldn't, this product doesn't contain any silicones or linseed oil or petroleum products. To be sure however, I would contact the manufacturer at: http://www.howardproducts.com/ and ask them.