Hey guys, so on the way to my physics final the other day a plastic bucket came flying out of a truck a few hundred feet in front of me, unfortunately I couldn't avoid it and when it hit my car some sort of cement, drywall, or something splattered all over my front end when it hit. I tried washing it as soon as I got home but to no avail. One thing that seemed to work was using a fine polishing compound and a microfiber towel while I was still washing it. It was working fairly decent but I was only able to cover some of the front bumper and hood in a little over an hour and I gave up. I thought maybe if I took a clay bar kit to it the stuff might come off, but the paint job is only 10 months old and I hate to use clay when the paint is so new. I also tried a bit of compound on the trim portion of the bumper but it didn't do a thing. If anyone has any idea's of what might work better please let me know! Any help would be appreciated!
The left side is where I was able to get most of the crap off btw

 

Damn that sucks. Can't remove it still?

 

No not that well

 

use goop or **** off. i used it to remove tar one time. it workd like magic!

 

Ok thanks! You think it will be mild enough no to damage the clear coat?

 

yea its made to not raise paint. it jus leaves a white residue that can be removed by water. its in a yellow tin can

 

Alright thanks! Ill try and get some right away!

 

ask the people of http://www.detailcity.org/forums/auto-detailing-101/
they can help

 

Get it buffed.

 

yup^^

 

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