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Any suggestions for removing dried paint splatter from car?
I noticed my wife's car had a few black spots on the back a few weeks ago. Figured it would just tar. After washing it this morning I've come to the conclusion it's paint. I tried cleaner wax, rubbing compound, and Goof Off with zero results. Any other suggestions. There are probably a dozen spots ranging from specs to a few the size of a pencil eraser. Suggestions?
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wet sand and then polish?
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230 mm axle ginder
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She will never know if you don't tell her and if you do, she will be sure that you were the one who drive through the paint.
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Clay bar. Be sure to use a lubricant with it so as to not damage the paint.
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Easy Off oven cleaner
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Use a product called "Prep-sol"
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+1 on clay bar. BTDT - it works when nothing else will.
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Clay bar wont take off a dried pencil eraser sized spot of paint.....Clay bar works for light over-spray, and all those tiny nits that adhere themselves to your paint..
Prep-Sol might work depending how old the paint is... i.e. are they fairly fresh or well cured.... Might need to cut with some compound... Or better yet pretend you didn't see them |
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I would take the car to a local body/paint shop that you trust and have them take care of it.
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