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Originally Posted by Heliwrench
Clay barring the car that early get's rid of all the rail dust from it's journey to your dealership. Clay barring does not remove paint or clearcoat at all... it will in no way fade the paint. Maybe if you rolled the clay in rocks and then used it...
And you answered your own question why he used dawn. It removed all the previous wax (applied by the dealership so I guess all their cars will fade too), so the zaino had a nice clean slate to work off of.
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Thank you, well said.
Claying the car will have no negative effect short or long term on the paint/clearcoat and in fact may improve longevity of the paint.
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Originally Posted by Mungo
They tell you at Zaino to wash the car with dawn to get the old wax off first. Then take a cap full of their car wash in a spray bottle filled with water to use as a lubricant when using the clay bar. The other products go hand-in-hand for a supurb finish Z-2 pro and Z-7 detailer or the more expensive Z-8 show shine. I've used Zaino for 9 years. It's the best. You won't be disappointed. The Z-7 detailer make the shine deeper IMO.
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Thank you fellow Zainoholic, it truly is the best.