Subject	Before buffing >>
Posted by	Greg (Dallas) on July 17, 2002 at 11:40 AM
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In Reply To	Hit a peice of styrofoam last week. How to get rid of mark posted by Z PYRATE (VTD Jew) on July 17, 2002 at 11:32 AM
Message	Work backwards.. use the least abrasive compounds first and then go heavier until you can get it out. Start with a clear coat scrub (like Meguiar's). In a lot of cases just applying that will remove a lot of marks. If that doesn't work, try a clay bar. If that doesn't work, 3M makes a good swirl remover that is slightly abrasive and may help rub it out. If that doesn't work, move to a heavier abrasive rubbing compound. Of course you could go straight to buffing, but I personally prefer to work backwards so that I get maximum benefit with minimum impact to the paint.
Follow Ups	Hit a peice of styrofoam last week. How to get rid of mark - Z PYRATE (VTD Jew) 11:32:35 07/17/02 Clay Bar first, only buff if needed after that. (n/m) - RT 11:37:21 07/17/02 Also try Mother's pre-wax cleaner. I have used it to - not-hrz 15:31:59 07/17/02 Before buffing >> - Greg (Dallas) 11:40:33 07/17/02 Is the clay bar considered rough?? I thought it>> - RT 14:44:04 07/17/02 Well he painted my hood...left the alarm horn on the - Z PYRATE (VTD Jew) 19:20:58 07/17/02 Re: Hit a peice of styrofoam last week. How to get rid of m - MODSCOTT 14:35:50 07/17/02 No! Never use Goo Be Gone on car paint. It trashes it. (n/m) - Amir (SF Bay Area) 14:56:13 07/17/02 And you would know? hehehehe (n/m) - Zster (QuickZilver) 17:07:26 07/17/02
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