fed up with this crap...
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fed up with this crap...
OK...I debadged about 4 months ago....I have tried EVERYTHING to get the crap off of my paint that was left over. (goo-off, WD-40, all different kinds of alcohols, etc.) I am begining to think that this is not sticky goop, but perhaps fine cuts in the paint...should I try some polishing compound to clear it up?
See my pics at http://community.webshots.com/user/jaredgms
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See my pics at http://community.webshots.com/user/jaredgms
Let me know what you think
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Originally Posted by UnsanePyro
Looks like your whole trunk could use a polish. Clay it, polish it, wax it, then see how it looks.
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shit dude how did u get the badges off? if u straight up pulled them off or got them jacked then theres a chance that u may have had some of the clear coat pulled off with it. if u did everythin rite and heated the glue to get the badges off them yea jus try some clay good luk man
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i had this exact same problem, just not as much, even had superglue. What I use was Eagle One's Never Dull. It took a while, but it got it off completely. I have done clay, but it took to long for me and seem like it did not work. But I would suggest you clay your trunk and if you have time clay your whole car, you will love it afterwards. Apply wax when done
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Originally Posted by CLpower
trunk could use a polish
no way i'd use Never Dull
no way i'd use Never Dull
and no, I would not have used never dull...
OH, ans CLPOWER, I was curious about equipment....I know the PC is the best spinner around, but could I get away with useing one of those orbital buffers this time for my polishing/cleaning/waxing needs?
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Clay it, polish then wax.
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Originally Posted by BEETROOT
you know there is a metra kit available now and you could swap out that mismatching dash kit for something that looks OEM...
Anyone have any suggestions as to the buffer question?
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