removing paint
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removing paint
The wife backed in to my Bonne last night and put a crease in the front fender and door on the pasenger side, because my car is black the crease doesn't look too bad, but I want to try to buff out or remove as much of the paint that got swapped. Her car is grey so there is a streak of grey in my paint job. Any detailing tricks or products I could buy to help remove as much as possible? Thanks.
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Luckily she didn't crack the fender! I've had great luck with 'Bug and Tar Remover' when removing paint marks. It'* usually worked for me when the paint marks weren't extremely deep. Depending on your situation, it may remove some.
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Ya know, I once had blue paint on my silver sebring and I took nail-polish remover and that did the trick. Not sure if it would be recommended but it worked, and didnt mess up my clear-coat.
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