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    Anyone used both?



    How different are they?



    I`m wondering what would be best for general claying before polishing, not overspray removal or anything.... Should I stick with mild?

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    If you used the Megs Clay Kit and you really like it, they said that they are going to introduce JUST the clay soon. If you need it now I`d stick to mild for general claying. My friend had some aggressive clay magic and it micromarred the hell out of his jet black BMW. Most likely the aggressive version of Megs will do the same

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    I`d say stick with mild unless you find yourself claying forever because of excessive contamination, which is unlikely since you`re on autopia in the first place. I only use mild on my car, and only had to open my medium for a nightmare paintjob I just did today.

 

 

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