I didn't see where this topic was moved, just closed. I hate to see an honest question go unanswered, regardless of the subject, so....
The shop owner was probably right, the clay bar MAY not have done a bit of good. The easiest test is to gently run your fingers over the paint, if it feels like there are little particles of sap and dust sticking to it, the clay bar would work. If it feels smooth, a good polish (light buffing compound) and wax would work better.
The shop owner was probably right, the clay bar MAY not have done a bit of good. The easiest test is to gently run your fingers over the paint, if it feels like there are little particles of sap and dust sticking to it, the clay bar would work. If it feels smooth, a good polish (light buffing compound) and wax would work better.