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That's the ultra fine clay, it might work, but it's not very aggressive. Don't worry about scratching, just make sure the car is washed and you fold the clay often.
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That's the ultra fine clay, it might work, but it's not very aggressive.
Don't worry about scratching, just make sure the car is washed and you fold the clay often. Marring is easily fixed with light polish. Wax won't fix it though. Don't use all the clay at the same time, take a big enough piece and if you drop it, get a new piece.
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