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Jul 19, 2006 | 04:06 PM

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M4Gunner

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Originally Posted by Diesel1

WHAT??? How do you figure?

95% of consumers use clay incorrectly, therefore, making the problem worse than it started. thats what i base my comment on.

Jul 19, 2006 | 04:30 PM

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I like how clay should be a last resort and no one even batted an eye at the suggestion to wet sand.

Missed that, but I agree with ya. I think wetsanding that would only lead to trouble. IMO, if it doesn't come out with polishing (After less harsh means have been attempted), then I would predict that someone wetsanding would keep sanding until the defect (ie. all the paint) was removed which wouldn't be good!

I don't understand how people can really screw up using clay besides the obvious....using it after they dropped it on the ground or not using the proper/enough lube. Other then that I think claying is fairly simple!

Jul 19, 2006 | 05:29 PM

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I don't understand how people can really screw up using clay besides the obvious....using it after they dropped it on the ground or not using the proper/enough lube. Other then that I think claying is fairly simple!

i agree, but i think you hit the nail on the head re: the lube.