polish removal

[ironmanalishi]

hi - is there any way or removing newly applied polish from the bumper rubbing strips?

It wasnt me honest....but the car was somewhat clumsily polished before i took delivery...

thanks

 

[fletch101101]

use a car-wash brush, buck, water, car shampo (or washin up liquid)

hope that has helped, tho in this weather you might be better taking it to car wash

 

[dave]

use a car-wash brush, buck, water, car shampo (or washin up liquid)

hope that has helped, tho in this weather you might be better taking it to car wash

omg please keep that sort of advice to your self people dont want to ruin their paint

 

[dave]

hi - is there any way or removing newly applied polish from the bumper rubbing strips?

It wasnt me honest....but the car was somewhat clumsily polished before i took delivery...

thanks

a pencil rubber gets it off

 

[fletch101101]

Ohhh, thats what i have done it ever bits of polishs gets on window wipers or plastic bits
never done it no harm,

 

[Venters]

Ohhh, thats what i have done it ever bits of polishs gets on window wipers or plastic bits
never done it no harm,

Washing up liquids contain bleaches and brushes tend to have a scrubbing effect which over time will cause dull paint.

 

[fletch101101]

Washing up liquids contain bleaches and brushes tend to have a scrubbing effect which over time will cause dull paint.

I thought we were talking about a one off thing here

 

[Venters]

I thought we were talking about a one off thing here

That's not what you appeared to be saying. The words you use make it sound like it's something you have done on more than one occasion.

But hey even if it is on a single, occasion bleach and scrub your paint if you want to. It will heal the same way skin does right?

 

[fletch101101]

sorry to miss lead you. I meant to diff vehicles. on any car i polish, i polish it off then wax it