IO need help stat, at work i went to check on my car, and i saw on the right rear fender (gas cap side) i saw a clear chemical substance splashed all over my car. I quickly got the quick detail and tried to get it off as fast as possible but the sun baked it into the paint "( So it looks like i have a crappy paint job with paint drips. I washed my car when i got home and tried doing a small detail. It looks as if the after effects of being egged with drip marks going down the car. I tried everything i had in my aresenal to get it off, but i took out a little clear coat doing so. HELP PLEASE PICS TO COME SOON !

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i tried using this stuff

 

****** haters!!

 

might be able to cut and polish it

 

Dam thats messed up. You didnt get followed by CHEATERS recently did you?

 

hahaha no , but this is the second time in 2 weeks !

If anyone has DIYs on how to repair this please tell me , i will go to pep boys , auto zone, kragen , WHAT EVER PRODUCTS I NEED TO BUY . LET ME KNOW THE PROCESS !

 

^^ you got beef with anybody?

 

non whats so ever, unless they hiding it from me my work is near a high school

 

No cameras outside your work?

 

nope , none

 

Take it to a detailer, does it feel like it's raised at all? or is it as smooth as the paint?

I suggest using a quality clay bar, and then polishing. You shouldn't have a problem removing it, but if you're not to experienced in detailing paint then you can mangle the car quick. Find a GOOD detailer in the area, not some express wash that says they detail.

 

I would suggest taking it to a professional... You can only buff so much on a car before your through the clear coat. You might be doing more damage than good trying ot get it yourself.

 

i agree with just taking it to a professional ( thats what my noob azz would do lolz) just incase you "accidently" mess up even more.

anyways who ever did this should DIE!!!
lulzz hope everything works out for you man

 

dude, honestly your prob gonna have to get the whole panel sanded/clearcoated if you want it to look good again.

sorry about that, f-ing clowns. I hope whoever did that will be karma'd into driving corolla's for life.

 

A professional with a high speed buffer and the right compound should be able to remove all those blems. Shouldn't cost more than $20, that quite a bit less than what you intended to do with the sand/reclear....
Gary

 

omg i forgot i had clay bar, but its a little raised .