Meguiars clay at kmart

I'm not so sure, I have never been such a megs clay fan. I peaked in the box and it had a new style bottle of mist and wipe in it though:up



btw is it usually this price?
 
Regular price is $9.99...I never see the Meg's clay here in NJ....the only one you seem to be able to get is Mother's...which runs about $16. Haven't been in Big K for a while tho...
 
Setec Astronomy said:
Regular price is $9.99...I never see the Meg's clay here in NJ....the only one you seem to be able to get is Mother's...which runs about $16. Haven't been in Big K for a while tho...
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Well Setec, KMart in West Orange has Meguiar's :up Pays to make a visit ;) It's the one off Eagle Rock Avenue, near Pals Cabin restaurant.



Also, Pep Boys on Route 22 in Union has Clay Magic.



We got all sorts of clay in NJ! :p
 
Spilchy, I was in Pep Boys on 22 the other day...they may have had some of the new Meg's brushes and towels....but I didn't see any Clay Magic...unless you cleaned it all out on me....wouldn't be the first time! But thanks for the K-Mart tip.
 
they had one box left on the top shelf (on sale for $7 too), and sure enough.... i look in the box and the clay was missing. :(
 
^^^it's sad to know some people who care enough about their cars, won't pay $10 for a piece of clay which he will use probably once or twice a year.
 
Funny im in NJ and I all can find is the Megs and Mothers. I havent tried the new Megs but the old one was horrible for me, way too gentle. I suppose to apeal to the Avg consumer it was intentionaly soft. I have heard the new stuff is better but never bought it again.



The mothers is a good clay but overpriced at 16 bucks. My search for Clay Magic has begun for my spring detail, for me thats the hardest one to find in NJ



I always cut my clay into pieces, on my first claying experience I too dropped the clay. Now I find it goes a long way if you cut it into small pieces and dont knead



The thiefs must steal a lot of clay because all the clay I recently bought has a security tag on the box and another on the clay itself.
 
FalconGuy said:
My search for Clay Magic has begun for my spring detail, for me thats the hardest one to find in NJ
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If I come accross some, I'll buy a couple if they're cheap enough and let you know. Maybe I can mail them out to you for a couple bucks.
 
That would be great. Its one of those things I see all the time when im not looking for it. There is finnaly a Walmart near me I bet they have it
 
Aurora40 said:
What? It is... The detail spray is different, though. There are only like two different clay makers out there, and Meguiar's isn't one of them.
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I believe you! I was just laughing at the fact that everyone is looking for the new Meguiar's or Clay Magic or vice versa, when in reality you can by either because they're the same!
 
Spilchy said:
I believe you! I was just laughing at the fact that everyone is looking for the new Meguiar's or Clay Magic or vice versa, when in reality you can by either because they're the same!
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The Clay Magic is blue and the Megs is white. How can they be the same? The Megs Pro Line clay bar is blue now and I hear that is the same as Clay Magic. Which one are you guys talking about?
 
stevet said:
The Clay Magic is blue and the Megs is white. How can they be the same? The Megs Pro Line clay bar is blue now and I hear that is the same as Clay Magic. Which one are you guys talking about?
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:nixweiss



That's why I am :rofl !!
 
This is going way off-topic and has been discussed in several other threads. Just because the clay is white or another color than blue, doesn't mean that Clay Magic doesn't make it. It's only coloring. There are many patents which cover clay. What we're talking about here is private labeling. If you don't think that Clay Magic will make other colors or other grades of clay for people who want to sell it under their own name, then you don't understand how products are manufactured and marketed. It happens with everything from cars to clay.
 
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