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Message: [QUOTE="rosspulliam, post: 1466042, member: 20868"] Easiest way to tell if you need to clay bar is to put your hand in a plastic bag and run the tips of your fingers over the paint (while they are inside the bag). Any bumps you feel are contaminants bonded to the paint that need to come off with clay bar. Detail sprays typically have wax-type agents to help shine things up, but shouldn't impact the ability of stuff to stick on top of it. I personally am not a fan of ceramic coating paint, but a lot of folks are doing that these days. For a daily driver that sees a lot of outside time I like liquid paint sealant and for garage queens I use a paste wax. I'm also an Adam's snob. I spend more time detailing my truck than I do driving it anymore :P. [/QUOTE]

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