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Originally Posted by ZBW39 I was also planning to wax so I used claybar before wax. The claybar wasn't able to remove some of these spots. Technically what they are
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For the ones that didn't come off with clay, try claying again, with slightly less lubrication. If they're still there you may want to try a mild polish first, afterwards seal everything up with a coat of wax and you should be good to go.
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