All right check out these cool nice pictures, I also got a fender shot I dunno if you can see it, but there are little swirlies from some tar on the road I tried to get off, I tried to get it off with WD-40, big no no, It left these little swirlies that makes it look like the clear coat is gone, I dunno I just don't like it. It's only noticeably up close or looking at the car from the side, but any suggestions? Here are all the pictures, including night interior and the side shots... !! What you think?







So could you help me out pertty please and what do you think about the car so far??

clay bar maybe?



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Its like I scratched the paint.. I dunno... But I will try anything ya'll throw at me, it looks so tacky.. lol.

Wash with soap and water. Dry it. Get some rubbing compound. Rubb till the marks are gone. Then polish it up. Done.

i did the same thing with my side moldings. it seemed to take the clear off using the wd-40. i had a body shop look at it and they said the only thing to do was to repaint it so i had it repainted when i had my sides skirts molded.


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David Alameda (Zspeedcav) wrote:Wash with soap and water. Dry it. Get some rubbing compound. Rubb till the marks are gone. Then polish it up. Done.

Damn man, went and bought some 3M Rubbing Compound and it worked GREAT.. Big thanks to you!!! If you were here I would kiss you all over.. !! Mwuh...

should he have used rubbing compound or polishing compoud?




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Matt Kahla wrote:

David Alameda (Zspeedcav) wrote:Wash with soap and water. Dry it. Get some rubbing compound. Rubb till the marks are gone. Then polish it up. Done.

Damn man, went and bought some 3M Rubbing Compound and it worked GREAT.. Big thanks to you!!! If you were here I would kiss you all over.. !! Mwuh...

Yummy......NOT LOL. No porblem man.

Red2.ZCavi (The Slanky One) wrote:should he have used rubbing compound or polishing compoud?

You use the rubbing compound to get rid of scratches and marks like he had.
The polishing compound is to remove the compound swirls that are made after. It just does what it is, Polish.