Using iZotope RX 8 De-Click to remove pick noise from acoustic guitar recording

I've been using an old version of iZotope RX De-Click to get rid of mouth noise, so I figured I'd have a play to see how it coped with pick noises.
This is a Molly Tuttle picking pattern (kinda) from White Freightliner, and I thought the pick chirp would be more dominant in the recording, but it's pretty subtle. Regardless, I stuck De-Click on it, and it did a decent job of getting rid of the clicks without degrading the overall quality of the sound.
I've soloed the clicks only in sections (iZotope plugin does this with a checkbox) to hear what's been removed. Not sure I would bother with this for this tune as I didn't find the pick sound too annoying. I'm using a Wegen TF 120 pick (the dark one, 1.2mm thick).

[@STARFIELD_MUSIC]

The strummed chords at the end sound so nice de-clicked but I kinda like the original audio? Have you done any other mixing & fx or is it just a nice guitar+mic combo?

[@tdlw]

light compressor (mainly cos those chords are louder than the picking!), slight eq (just high-pass at 60hz). Helps that the guitar and mics are great and sound good with no fx etc!

[@PhilTaylorGuitar]

Very interesting Tom. In the past I've just recorded the pick click and then used noise reduction that seemed to work but probably not as effective as this.

[@tdlw]

Yeah - I've only used eq before, and this does a better job than that