KLiN Korea Super Clay Mitt

KLiN Korea Super Clay Mitt
Super Clay Mitt.
Professional Grade Surface Decontamination.
Larger contact patch. 5× the life of traditional clay. Flies through decontamination — tested, preferred, durable.
The KLiN Korea Super Clay Mitt is the professional alternative to traditional clay bar decontamination. A microfiber mitt with a Nano Polymer Gel on one side — bringing a significantly larger contact patch to the decontamination process and lasting up to 5× longer than traditional clay. Manufactured for KLiN Korea.
Traditional clay is great and absolutely still has a place in the process. But for large sections of a vehicle, a clay mitt eliminates the hand cramping, the awkward handling, and the slow pace that comes with a clay bar. The Super Clay Mitt flies through the process — and if dropped, can be rinsed off and inspected immediately rather than discarded.
In testing, these continue to be the preferred choice based on performance and durability. There are other options. These are what we reach for.
USE: SOAK Clay Mitt prior to use in water or wash solution.
Construction
Mitt
Nano Polymer gel, Microfiber, Sponge
Durability
5× Clay Bar
Rinsable if dropped
Aggression
Heavy
More aggressive than fine clay
At a glance
Larger Contact PatchCovers more surface per pass than a clay bar — large panels become a fraction of the work
5× Clay Bar LongevityOutlasts traditional clay significantly — and if dropped, rinse and inspect rather than discard
Wet Work — Wash ProcessUsed during the wash process after initial cleaning. Works best with quality wash soap or slick, pH-neutral snow foam without glossing agents
Package Is the StorageThe packaging is the storage solution — keep it sealed, in a cool and dark place between uses
Made in TaiwanKLiN Korea — chosen for performance and durability over other options available in the category
Read the InstructionsIncludes printed instructions — read them. This is a more aggressive tool than most users expect and process matters
This is not every clay mitt
Clay mitts are generally more aggressive than fine clay — and the Super Clay Mitt is no exception. This tool is designed for decontamination prior to the polishing process, not as a final prep step before coating. It will mar most finishes. That is expected, correct, and by design. Polish follows. That is the process.
Before first use, soak the mitt in a bucket of cold water. Use a traditional wash soap to lubricate the surface during the process — pH-neutral, no glossing agents. Work on a wet, lubricated surface only. The mitt should never touch dry paint.
Store it cool and dark. The packaging is your storage container. Keep it sealed when not in use — this prevents the rubber layer from sticking to surfaces, maintains the material, and extends the working life significantly. Heat and light degrade it faster than use does.
What the Super Clay Mitt removes
Built for heavy contamination removal that lighter decontamination methods leave behind.
Heavy Oxidation
Brake Dust
Water Staining
Tree Sap
Bugs
Bonded Contamination
Super Clay Mitt Microfiber + poly rubber 5× clay bar longevity Wet & lubricated surface only Marring will occur · polish next Made in Korea
⚠ Before You Use This
Soak in cold water before first use. Use a traditional wash soap to lubricate the surface — pH-neutral, no glossing agents. The mitt must only contact a wet, lubricated surface. Never use on dry paint.
This mitt will induce marring. That is expected and correct. Use it for decontamination prior to polishing — not as a final step before protection. Polish is the next process after this one.
Store in the original packaging, cool and dark. Heat and light degrade the rubber layer and cause it to stick. The package is the storage solution — use it. Read the instructions included with the product before beginning.
Storage & Maintenance
Soak in cold water before first use
Store in original packaging · cool & dark
Rinse thoroughly after each use
Inspect before reuse · rinse if dropped
Never use on dry or unlubricated paint
Do not store in heat or direct light