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Old Sep 13, 2007 | 10:24 PM
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From: oop north in a spec-c.Now sold and starting on a classic ra track/sprint/road car
Wink Seagull crap

The wife owns a black 55 plate 2.2 tdci she came home tonight and a seagull had dropped its guts all over the bonnet the father in law spat on his hanky and rubbed it off now there is a large dull patch in the paintwork looking at it there must have been fine sand in it is there anything I can get to polish this out without doing anymore damage or is it going to be a case off taking the car to a proffessional it looks to me like its only the laquer that has the fine scratches in it the paintwork underneath looks ok.
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Old Sep 14, 2007 | 09:55 AM
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get yourself something like the menzerna intensive polish and a german applicator pad. clean the car thoroughly using 2 bucket method and then dry it using a microbfibre drying towel. clay the car. once you've done that, work in sections and apply a pea size amount of polish to the white side of the GAP and work until the polish goes clear. buff off residue. then make sure you seal it with a good wax.

you may not be able to rid of it completely though polishing by hand, but you will imrpove it.
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Old Sep 14, 2007 | 04:53 PM
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As above; if this doesn't work, you'll need to call in a professional to machine polish the panel. If this turns out to be required, post whereabouts you are and we may be able to help point you towards someone reputable.
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