eccjak

What liquids would i need to remove these blemishes?

joerockt

Got a better pic then that?

eccjak

the car was painted 2 weeks ago and only has gone through one stage of buffing. The rear fenders have white blemishes on it. The guy i got the car painted is freaking busy. I saw him buff the car down. All I saw he used to kinds of liquids. One one pink and one was black. I plan on buffing it myself.

joerockt

I dont see any white blemishes in that pic, but if I were to guess, its probably overspray from another car being painted.

Start with a clay bar first...Hard to recommend a polish a pad without a good look...

fliplyricist1

yep, fine grade claybar...then go from there


on a side note, dope lookin 240...got any full-car shots? I'm debating on getting a set of wheels very similar to yours...

Jesstzn

My advice right off the top is " DON'T TOUCH IT!!!!!!!"

Let the painter deal with it. Soon as you touch it and f*ck it up more its now your problem not the painters. The clear right now is very soft and easy to screw up or burn through.


From the picture I can't tell what the issue is ... sort of looks like bad orange peel it paint separation like fish eyeing.

take it for what its worth.

Hawhyen51

Best advice provided above. I'm surprised the shop didn't tell you not to do anything to the paint for 45-60 days, sometimes more. Freshly painted cars require curing. Wash with water and don't apply any waxes or polishes. If you feel there is a problem, take it back to the shop and voice your concerns.

eccjak

well hoping sometime this weekend he could take it in.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...g?t=1207599147

eccjak

Before







After

MurdaZ

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those r some dirty ass rims!!