A Couple Of Lessons Learned The Hardway
When I resprayed under the hood I taped the plastic with ductape to the car. Big no-no. It got sticky and stuck to the paint. I took a couple of pieces of with my finger nail and boy it took a while. I decided to try an old worn dorn soft scrub thiny, like a scotchbrite pad. Well that fucked the paint.
Is there compound that I can try and rub into the bumper and headlight? If not I will just have the autobody shop respray both, there are a couple door dings and a dent that need to be fixed anyhow...
Yeah, there is..Mothers makes it...I cant think of what its called right now(and im fixin to leave work, else I'd look for it), but it will just buff it out like a wax...Leaves it nice and shiny like new too...Next time(Hopefully there wont be a next time,lol) you should try GooGone, or Orange Clean...that worked for me when I did the same thing...
Originally Posted by 4RotorRocket' date='Apr 8 2004, 07:41 PM
Meguiars Scratch X could take that off,it worked wonders on my car.
if you try some over the counter stuff and it doesnt
work then when the car is running take it to a detail shop
or a body shop to have them buff it out for you
by the time you buy what I would suggest you might as well
have someone do it for you cheaper
work then when the car is running take it to a detail shop
or a body shop to have them buff it out for you
by the time you buy what I would suggest you might as well
have someone do it for you cheaper
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Apr 8 2004, 09:07 PM
if you try some over the counter stuff and it doesnt
work then when the car is running take it to a detail shop
or a body shop to have them buff it out for you
by the time you buy what I would suggest you might as well
have someone do it for you cheaper
work then when the car is running take it to a detail shop
or a body shop to have them buff it out for you
by the time you buy what I would suggest you might as well
have someone do it for you cheaper



