Koch Chemie Clay Scrubber - Sponge for hand cleaning of painted surfaces

Koch-Chemie Clay Scrubber – Innovative sponge for mechanical decontamination

Koch-Chemie Clay Scrubber represents a new generation of paint cleaning tools. If you are looking for a modern, faster, and more durable alternative to traditional clay bars, this product is designed just for you. Developed in collaboration with experts from The Rag Company, Clay Scrubber combines ergonomic design with advanced polymerized rubber technology.

This special layer on the surface of the sponge can capture and remove contaminants from paint with the same precision as a traditional clay bar, but with significantly easier handling.

Why replace traditional clay with Clay Scrubber?

Traditional clay has its place, but Clay Scrubber brings several key improvements that every detailer will appreciate:

• Reusable and washable: The biggest weakness of traditional clay is that if it falls on the ground, you have to throw it away. With Clay Scrubber, you simply rinse it with clean water and can continue.

• Excellent ergonomics: The foam core of the sponge ensures even pressure on the surface, and thanks to its shape, it is comfortable to hold even during longer work. This minimizes hand fatigue.

• Versatility in washing: You can use Clay Scrubber traditionally with a lubricant (e.g., Clay Spray), but it is also designed for use during contact washing with a quality car shampoo, saving you an entire step in the cleaning process.

Removes the most common contaminants:

• Insect residues and organic deposits.

• Surface rust and brake dust.

• Tree sap and asphalt spots.

• Industrial deposits on glass.

Instructions for use and maintenance:

1. Preparation: The vehicle surface must be free of coarse dirt. We recommend thoroughly washing the car first.

2. Lubrication: Apply a sufficient amount of lubricant Koch-Chemie Clay Spray to the surface. Alternatively, you can use a bucket with water and car shampoo.

3. Cleaning: With gentle, straight movements (without strong pressure), move the sponge over the wet paint. When the sponge glides completely smoothly and without a "scrubbing" sound, the surface is clean.

4. Rinsing the sponge: During work, regularly rinse the sponge in clean water to remove loosened contaminants from its surface.

5. Storage: After finishing work, thoroughly wash the sponge, let it air dry freely (do not store with the rubber side on a surface), and store in a dry place.

Warning: For the first use, we recommend "breaking in" the sponge on the vehicle's glass to slightly soften the polymerized layer before contact with the paint.