Subject	Claybar should do the trick with ease. (n/m)
Posted by	TriniTT on January 16, 2013 at 11:37 AM
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In Reply To	try non abrassives first. posted by Antihero on January 16, 2013 at 11:16 AM
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Follow Ups	Removing paint from door dings - ZXRider 10:20:00 01/16/13 Mothers wheel polish will work on a small spot. (n/m) - John@Z1 10:39:18 01/16/13 Sorry to hear! Some light compound from any auto parts store - Jayru 10:46:23 01/16/13 Re: Sorry to hear! Some light compound from any auto parts store - 280ZuL8R 10:59:36 01/16/13 try non abrassives first. - Antihero 11:16:08 01/16/13 Claybar should do the trick with ease. (n/m) - TriniTT 11:37:20 01/16/13 FYI- Claybar is an abrasive. - ZXoltan 12:00:22 01/16/13 Are you certain? I'm not sure I agree - Antihero 14:35:09 01/16/13 I am probably wrong.... so go ahead and try it without lube - ZXoltan 15:15:13 01/16/13 you are wrong :) - Antihero 15:32:20 01/16/13 OK, but I'm curious.... - ZXoltan 15:53:43 01/16/13 poorly written english, but i think the intent is clear. - Antihero 16:58:24 01/16/13 Dude, think whatever u want-- - ZXoltan 03:30:44 01/17/13 I don't know what your problem is. - Antihero 08:59:50 01/17/13 Use rubbing compound to remove the paint. Then - Milo (SATX) 12:04:09 01/16/13 +1 - but make sure you use someone who comes referred - Jayru 12:29:59 01/16/13 I use Meguiars Scratch X 2.0 (n/m) - RICH1 12:27:04 01/16/13 btw, because of the way the clay bar works it will be more - ZXoltan 15:55:15 01/16/13 WD40 or Goo Gone(the citrus stuff) - PiotrC70 19:06:33 01/16/13
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