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Clay does not scratch your paint, it is not an abrasive. clay will take off wax, which is fine, you want a new coat anyway.
First thing Is you should be using buckets to wash and rinse the sponges when doing a wash. The sap will come off with bug and tar remover or good scrubbing and letting and let the soap soak in. Then dry and clay the whole vehicle. The clay bar process removes stuff you can't see. It makes waxing easier and more effective. I also use grit guards in my buckets. I use almost all Chemical guys products and love them. Quick detailer is best to use as the clay lube.
First thing Is you should be using buckets to wash and rinse the sponges when doing a wash. The sap will come off with bug and tar remover or good scrubbing and letting and let the soap soak in. Then dry and clay the whole vehicle. The clay bar process removes stuff you can't see. It makes waxing easier and more effective. I also use grit guards in my buckets. I use almost all Chemical guys products and love them. Quick detailer is best to use as the clay lube.
