Road Paint - FML!
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Road Paint - FML!
Alright so apparently they painted the road leading to my work a few weeks back and I drove in the lane without knowing...now I have white paint splatter on the side of the car.
What is the best way to remove this with scratching anything etc? I wanted to check in here first as im sure there are some nice painless solutions available.
Thankfully this was right before I bought new wheels so the factory tires/rims had the pleasure of going through some white paint before being removed.
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What is the best way to remove this with scratching anything etc? I wanted to check in here first as im sure there are some nice painless solutions available.
Thankfully this was right before I bought new wheels so the factory tires/rims had the pleasure of going through some white paint before being removed.
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#2
Sorry to hear that, those kind of things make you sick. I would recommend using a clay bar & clay lube. Best method IMO. About 10 years ago my mustang gt got covered in overspray from staining a fence on a windy day (not my brightest moment). Took it to a detail shop, they used the clay bar every last spec came off. I've been using that ever since.
You might as well clay bar your entire car & follow with a coat of wax, you won't be disappointed with the results.
You might as well clay bar your entire car & follow with a coat of wax, you won't be disappointed with the results.
#3
Sorry to hear that, those kind of things make you sick. I would recommend using a clay bar & clay lube. Best method IMO. About 10 years ago my mustang gt got covered in overspray from staining a fence on a windy day (not my brightest moment). Took it to a detail shop, they used the clay bar every last spec came off. I've been using that ever since.
You might as well clay bar your entire car & follow with a coat of wax, you won't be disappointed with the results.
You might as well clay bar your entire car & follow with a coat of wax, you won't be disappointed with the results.
Thanks bud!
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