Need Advise Fairly Quickly

[VengeFulHemi]

As I said in a different post, I just finished up with clay& M83, and I was just about to start on M05 when I noticed what I at first thought was sling spots from the 83. I have a strong suspicion that it is not 83 spotting, but particles from my garage ceiling from opening&closing it with the truck in there because the spotting ends on the whole truck after seeing that it(a short time before) was spotless. What I believe is happening is particles fall off the ceiling(spray textured), and it is so moist&soupy here in N.Florida that the particles get moist, fall on my truck, then harden overnight. Now I have tried QD and a fiber rag, but it just wont budge. Then I tried an 8006 w/QD(NADA). I started to clay and it does the job, but I had clayed already, then 83.

So my question is: Since I already clayed, then 83, if I clay again, do I have to 83 again, or can I just go from another clay to M05, then my NXT2? I'm at wits end, going bald, and using every curse word 20 times over. PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE tell me that I won't need to do all the steps over and the truck will still look good?

Many Thanks:
Don

[Mister B]

Re: Need Advise Fairly Quickly

So my question is: Since I already clayed, then 83, if I clay again, do I have to 83 again, or can I just go from another clay to M05, then my NXT2? I'm at wits end, going bald, and using every curse word 20 times over. PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE tell me that I won't need to do all the steps over and the truck will still look good?

Many Thanks:
Don

After claying the second time to remove those spots, if the paint finish still looks good to you, you do not have to use 83 again. You can go straight to your M05 and then NXT2 as you planned. If after claying the second time you do find some isolated spots that have some marring from the claying process, you could always polish those isolated spots only to get the finish back to your standards, but you should not have to polish the entire vehicle with 83 again.