#1

"It simply needs to be "buffed" out, but I highly recommend that you have it done professionally by either a body shop or car detail shop.  It is a very easy process, but if you try it yourself, you could do more harm than good!"

#2

"Can't help you there, but there are members who live in your "neck of the woods" who may be able to help and give you some recommendations!"


 

tny795 wrote:
Did not!  I do not believe you told me twice.

Don't even remember "once"......where? back at other thingy/post?  I even printed the suggestions out and took list with me to purchase the dif. suggestions.

Twice? :shock: :?

 

KenC wrote:
I believe I told you twice, "Don't try this at home!"  tny795 wrote:
those of you who gave me advice on how to handle getting rid of the paint left on my car.    Here's how it played out:

Yesterday--rubbing compound $3.......didn't work  :(

Today--paint thinner $3........didn't work  :(

Today--body shop buffing $10......WORKED!

THANK YOU ALL........I REALLY APPRECIATED YOUR HELP  :D

 
P.S.  I think the only reason the first two ways weren't a "go" for me was that I don't have the necessary strength (or patience) for it.  The fellow who could have done it is out of town.

Last edited on Fri Oct 20th, 2006 07:14 pm by tny795