Feel the difference in your prep.
A smoother surface gives you a cleaner starting point for polishing, waxing, or coating.
SYNTHETIC CLAY TOWEL
SYNTHETIC CLAY TOWEL
Clean is the start. Smooth is the next step.
Reveal a smoother-feeling surface.
Work across panels with a flexible 12 × 12 in towel.
Rinse, inspect, and reuse for your next detail.
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Product specifications
Product specifications
Size: 12 × 12 in. / 30.5 × 30.5 cm
Cleaning face: Synthetic clay
Backing: Blue microfiber
Use: Surface decontamination
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SYNTHETIC CLAY TOWEL
Regular price
$118.00
Regular price
$118.00
Sale price
$196.00
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per
Your wash has a next step.
Some contamination stays bonded to the surface after washing. GENIXCLEAN helps remove that roughness, preparing your paint for the rest of your detail.
Keep the process in hand.
A broad, flexible format and microfiber backing help you hold and guide the towel across each panel.
Make room in your detailing kit.
Clean and inspect the towel after each use, then store it ready for the next time your paint needs attention.
A closer look
at what works.
Two different surfaces, each with a clear job. Tap the labels to explore the construction.
Clay cleaning face
The side that does
the cleaning.
The dark synthetic clay face works against the lubricated surface to lift bonded contamination. Use light pressure and keep the panel wet.
Microfiber back
The side that
stays in your hand.
The soft blue microfiber backing helps you hold and guide the towel. Keep this side in your hand and the dark clay face against the lubricated panel.
Two surfaces. One prep tool.
Hold the blue microfiber side and guide the dark clay face over a lubricated panel. Open either label above for a closer look.
- Dimensions
- 12 × 12 in.
- Cleaning surface
- Synthetic clay
- Backing
- Royal blue microfiber
- Best paired with
- Compatible clay lubricant
Different steps.
Different jobs.
Use clay for bonded surface debris. Washing and polishing serve other purposes in your detailing routine.
| The step | What it addresses | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Wash | Loose dirt and grime | Before surface prep |
| GENIXCLEAN Clay Towel | Bonded surface contamination | After washing, if paint feels rough |
| Polish | Scratches, swirls, and finish correction | As needed after decontamination |
Blue side up.
Clay side down.
Shop the towel
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Wash first.
Remove loose dirt and rinse. Work on a clean, cool panel.
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Add lubricant.
Apply a compatible clay lubricant generously. Keep the working area wet.
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Glide gently.
Hold the blue side. Move the dark face back and forth with light pressure.
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Rinse & check.
Rinse the towel often. Wipe the panel dry and assess its smoothness.
Test a small area first. Reapply lubricant if the towel drags. Stop if you notice trapped grit, residue, or damage.
Keep it ready for
the next detail.
A little care between sessions helps keep your towel ready to work.
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Rinse as you work.
Clear away collected debris and inspect the cleaning face.
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Air dry after cleaning.
Rinse thoroughly, then let the towel dry before storage.
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Check before the next use.
Replace it if debris stays trapped or the clay surface is damaged.
Before your next detail.
Why do I need this if I already wash my car?
Washing removes loose dirt. A clay towel addresses contamination that remains bonded to the surface and can make clean paint feel rough.
Is this a drying towel or a polishing towel?
It is a surface-preparation tool. Use the dark clay face for decontamination and the blue microfiber backing for your grip.
Will it remove scratches or swirl marks?
No. It removes surface contamination, not paint defects. Scratches and swirl marks may require polishing after decontamination.
Can claying mark the paint?
Claying can cause marring, especially with grit, heavy pressure, or too little lubrication. Test first, keep it lubricated, and inspect as you work.
What lubricant should I use?
Choose a compatible clay lubricant and follow its directions. Keep the panel wet and reapply whenever the towel starts to drag.
Can I use it on coatings, wraps, or matte paint?
Check the finish or coating manufacturer's guidance first. Compatibility varies, and a clay treatment may affect some protective finishes.
How often should I clay my car?
Assess the surface after washing. Clay when bonded contamination makes it feel rough, rather than automatically using it during every wash.
Make your next detail a smoother one.
GENIXCLEAN Synthetic Clay Towel · Royal blue · 12 × 12 in.