cookstar

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A mate in work has had a stain on his car from being egged about a year ago, i just had a look at it and there does not appear to be any damage to the paint, and you can feel it if you run your nail over it.

What would be best to remove this, i was thinking of using good ol T CUT,


Any sudgestions please people


Cheers


Cookie

scoobyverysoon

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Any pics? - I had egg on my spoiler once - for scooby paint - bit of intensive polish Menzerna Intensive Polish should do the trick, if by hand then use a german aplicator (white side) Ultimate German Applicator Pad - but it would be nice and easy if you have a porter cable.

Am sure some other people have some other ideas.

Polish agression depends on type of paint it is hard/soft ETC.

cookstar

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sorry should have mentioned it is an 02 Focus, not sure ehat the paints like on these

scoobyverysoon

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Should be nice and easy then - you may even get away with using final polish 2 Menzerna Final Polish II

Would advise to try and get some pics but if theres nothing to see it will be hard under normal light

cookstar

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Cheers, i may take some before and after shots, will be doing it Friday

Rich @ PB

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Aye, Intensive Polish is a good bet, and perfectly suited to Ford paint; might need a machine application though, as if it's been in place a year (!) it must be bonded like hell to the paint. I'd be tempted to treat it to a strong tar and glue remover first, during the wash process... might be enough to loosen the bond and ease the polishing process.

Phil

Cookie I have a Porter Cable if you need to borrow it

cookstar

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Thanks Phil, might take you up on that

cookstar

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Thanks for that

Phil

You know where I live

cookstar

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lol, are they easy to use? can you ruin the paint if you use it incorrectly?

Phil

No mate they are very safe

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