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Originally Posted by Dylan@Adams If you clay the car you will be pulling all your wax/sealant off... the clay will remove it so you will need to go thru the

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Old 06-02-2010, 01:58 PM   #4 (permalink)
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If you clay the car you will be pulling all your wax/sealant off... the clay will remove it so you will need to go thru the full process again once you clay. Generally an average care only needs to be clayed a couple times a year at most so don't over think it.
I don't believe this is always true. Depended on your wax/sealant and how "hard" you clay the car, you won't be pulling of your wax/sealant and have to go through the full process again.
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