So I saw a video removing those hard to remove iron deposits or rail dust that is contaminating the paint of adams Suva. So I would assume it would strip any formuha@purduecal.edu of protection on it. It won't hurt the paint as long as it's on a cool surface and the cleaner doesn't dry. I wonder if this completely removes the need for claybar if it breaks down contaminants so easily. My guess is that if the car in need of a clay bar, the finish will still feel gritry, but the rail dust, fall-out, iron deposits will be eaten away. Thoughts?
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So I saw a video removing those hard to remove iron deposits or rail dust that is contaminating the paint of adams Suva. So I would assume it would strip any formuha@purduecal.edu of protection on it. It won't hurt the paint as long as it's on a cool surface and the cleaner doesn't dry. I wonder if this completely removes the need for claybar if it breaks down contaminants so easily. My guess is that if the car in need of a clay bar, the finish will still feel gritry, but the rail dust, fall-out, iron deposits will be eaten away. Thoughts?
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