my dealership installed my camper tie-downs reversed causing soot to deflect onto my paint.
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17 years ago
my dealership installed my camper tie-downs reversed causing soot to deflect onto my paint.
Yeah, give the dealer the first opportunity to fix his mistake. If it won't clean off, he'll have to repaint the box most likely. What other recourse is there?
Try Simple Green.
Try some real fine rubbing compound or Maguire's Scratch-X
Coasty
Yup, some real light polishing compound. Be careful though, don't know how much gas you used, I'd wait some before I used anything else. One thing that will move it is Westly's white wall cleaner. Again let the paint harden up before you go after it again.
Roy
simple green if mixed too strong will remove the paint right off the truck. ask me how i know LOL
He could go see a doctor and get the "anal retentive" cured. I lead a simple life and still don't have the time to worry about such petty shit.
beekeep
Nate:
3M body solvent will take it off without damaging the paint. If any residue remains use a good paint cleaning clay.Mike
>Have you tried diesel fuel? I've used diesel on my large car sleeper to remove the same soot klumze
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