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Which clay are you using? Brand doesn't matter much (same factory), but there is finer and more aggressive clay.

See how easy it comes of with just lube, if it doesn't work I've heard of people using bug remover as lube.

You'll probably end up marring the paint, so be ready to polish after claying...

Good luck!
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Which clay are you using? Brand doesn't matter much (same factory), but there is finer and more aggressive clay.

See how easy it comes of with just lube, if it doesn't work I've heard of people using bug remover as lube.

You'll probably end up marring the paint, so be ready to polish after claying...

Good luck!
Its the Pinnicle Ultra Poly clay, blue bar with their Nautural balance lube spray. I am going to be putting on some carnuba afterwards, but I don want to scratch the sh-- outa the paint. Gonna do a small spot and see how it goes. I have heard of folks using acetone, or gas for removing overspray also..
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