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Originally Posted by Huck haha this was definitely a joke, either one would mess up the paint so I was just being useless But seriously, just like the guy above
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But 2000-3000 grit would be ok on your clear coat, so I was wondering how someone would've used 200 grit |
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But seriously, just like the guy above me said, the water spot remover in conjunction with a buffer and a clay bar should take care of even the most stubborn of water spots. 
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