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Guys, i washed my car at the superfast carwash (think thats what its called) a self wash place and it ate the clearcoat and paint....

see my thread in paint detialling for pics

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/439195-how-the-fk-does-this-happen-help/

anyone used it and had issued before?

cheers

dan

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Cheers, I honestly actually haven't used clay bar on my car before, was going to pick one up tomorrow after work. I'm pretty sure I'll need to use a heavy cut polish to buff it out though, I'll need to see how the clay goes though!! So wait out I guess.

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The clay itself may not remove it all, but will certainly aid in removing all the grease/wax and contaminants from the paint. But the cut then polish process will certainly be the one. Meguiars have a kit that wont hard your paint and has everything you need. (available at supercheap on pickering street) http://www.meguiars.com.au/products/kits/paint-restoration-kit/

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