Well, I have quite a few paint splatters on the whole bottom passenger side of my car. They've been on there for quite a while so what would be the best way to get them off?

 

clay bar . . .

 

x2

a clay bar removes any contaminates on a paints surface. overspray, tar, anything.

the mothers or meguiars clay kits will be more than sufficient for the job you have.

 

I already tried the mothers clay bar and it didn't work. Is there a clay bar that is more abrasive?

 

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http://www.meguiars.com/estore...31201

be careful tho as to the clay will pull the contaminates up, but at the same time scratch the paint with the contaminates removed...


lol **** just bring it to my house and i'll take care of it. im in lavergne, thats only like 45 minutes away...


Modified by nskforlife at 11:25 PM 10/19/2008

 

use a steal wool and acid and wax together

 

and rub it in use a low grade steel wool tho wont scratch it that's what i used to remove the construction paint all over my car and the stubborn water spots on my window i tried everything b4 that and didnt work....