Subject	Try rubbing a bar of clay over the affected area>>
Posted by	JonathanNC on May 20, 2001 at 10:38 PM
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In Reply To	Damn my pinstripes, damn them to hell! I need help please. posted by Jackie Chan on May 20, 2001 at 07:16 PM
Message	Take a bar of clay like you find at hobby shops, and rub it over the paint. It should lift just about anything off. It took year old tar off of mine so it might do the same for your problem.
Follow Ups	Damn my pinstripes, damn them to hell! I need help please. - Jackie Chan 19:16:50 05/20/01 You MAY be able to have a detail shop buff/polish them out. (n/m) - niXit(da][as) 19:19:07 05/20/01 Damn. - Abel 2 Z's (Florida) 19:25:54 05/20/01 Haha, my last body shop was the one who said that. - Jackie Chan 20:15:49 05/20/01 go buy some meguires (sp?) scratchX and try that... took - downshift{dazed) 19:42:18 05/20/01 Thanks, where can I get me some of that? (n/m) - Jackie Chan 20:16:17 05/20/01 i got it at pep boys... i think... it comes in a tube... (n/m) - downshift{dazed) 20:22:08 05/20/01 Did you get the 3M adhesive remover? Try it yet? (n/m) - timz 20:57:07 05/20/01 are you sure the "fantom lines" aren't fresh paint? - 3 double-0 ZX 21:22:05 05/20/01 Try rubbing a bar of clay over the affected area>> - JonathanNC 22:38:14 05/20/01
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