Rail dust a big issue
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I agree with everyone who thinks they should be removed. I use speed shine from Griot's garage as a lubricant however any spray on wax should do the trick. It's better to over lubricate because it will make the process go faster & safer. Clay bars are pretty easy to use. If you really want to clean the paint after the clay bar use a product like zymol HD cleanse, then apply some wax. Your paint will be super smooth after going though this process.
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Like I mentioned in the other thread. If you don't want to go thru the hassle of the clay bar, use the Iron X, and that will remove it by just washing the truck with it. You will need to wax afterwards.
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