Gday all
Ah just washed my car and couldn't scrub this stuff off
Is was parked under a tree so its some sort of berry thing so does anyone have any tips how to get this off?
Cheers
Last edited by jesse3.8; 21-07-2009 at 06:23 PM.
clay bar ???
ah ok whats a clay bar?
ok yep a clay bar
or bug and tar remover?..gets sticking stuff off after removing badges, give it a go i spose
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closer look
Last edited by jesse3.8; 21-07-2009 at 06:21 PM.
that looks like HEAVY duty bat s#*t...try bug and tar or clay bar..the clay bar "deep" cleans the paint so eitherway i guess.
Sticking a Chev badge on any Commodore is like putting a Nissan badge on a VL
EOI....VE SS 18" wheels x4 with 5000k's on new tread, 2 of have very minimal gutter rash (previous owner) otherwise like new send me a pm if interested.
yeh it's some gold class s**t
i'll give it a shot tomorow
No need to get the cut/polish out, or even a clay bar (though clay bars are great).
Some Windex and elbow grease will see that gone pretty quick, just make sure you keep the area well lubricated or you'll damage the paint.
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Maguire's Scratchex Clear coat safe should work.
WD40 ftw! woot
windex - fail
bug and tar - fail
some polish or claybar next, this stuff is all over my roof![]()
needwork2-4fillhabbit actually has the right idea. Sap ended up on my mate's magna's boot, a little WD40 sprayed on and left to soak in. Then spray on a little more on the area and you can use your finger to then get it off, and you wont damage your paint![]()
Best part about WD40 is the next time a bat shits on your car it will just roll off.
I own an Commodore, therefore, I own the road
Oh how i love rear wheel drive
sorry to jump in on your thread...
any ideas on how to remove
sound deadner from the interior floor
Chisel & Hammer = slow hard work
A few people have used dry ice quite successfully. The concept is you get a few buckets of it, then put it on top of the deadener (after stripping the interior obviously) and leave it for an hour to so to harden, the deadener is supposed to literally crack and fall off.
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Originally Posted by Reaper