The Brickyard color is also a harder color to get right too... I personally wouldn't want to clay bar it b/c theirs different types of clay for different applications as some are more abrasive than others and if you don't have a straight drive buffer you'd be there forever trying to get it right with a DA. Take it back... I did this professionally for 4yrs it's their problem not yours.

 

*last update*...went to autozone picked up some Mguire's Ultimate Compound and some cleaner wax...

buffed out the areas i saw by hand and got the overspray clear coat off...then waxed it and they are gone...seems like if you want it done right, do it yourself...but now i know and everyone i know will be told not to go to that body shop

 

Glad you were able to get it looking good to you. Lazy a$$ body shop didn't want to put the elbow grease into it.

 

nvm...already done