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Offline javalin

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removing polish from black trim
« on: 07 September 2010, 17:15 »
Hello!

How do you remove the white polish splatter marks from the black trim?  Any products?

Thanks,

James
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Offline Dan J

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Re: removing polish from black trim
« Reply #1 on: 07 September 2010, 20:16 »
apc and a brush
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Re: removing polish from black trim
« Reply #2 on: 08 September 2010, 00:06 »
 try a eraser on it..  did this the other week and it worked a treat.
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Re: removing polish from black trim
« Reply #3 on: 08 September 2010, 00:29 »
Quote from: SI74 on 08 September 2010, 00:06
try a eraser on it..  did this the other week and it worked a treat.

+1  :grin:
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Re: removing polish from black trim
« Reply #4 on: 08 September 2010, 08:47 »
good suggestions - thanks.
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Re: removing polish from black trim
« Reply #5 on: 10 September 2010, 08:46 »
AG bumper black on a peice of sponge......next time you polish why not mask the car up :wink: :wink:
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Offline javalin

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Re: removing polish from black trim
« Reply #6 on: 10 September 2010, 08:47 »
>next time you polish why not mask the car up
yeah, learn't that the hard way.  Actually even when I have, I still manage to get it on the unmasked bits.  Too lazy I guess.  Oh well.

J
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Offline Uruk Hai

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Re: removing polish from black trim
« Reply #7 on: 10 September 2010, 08:53 »
A normal rubber is the most effective way I've found of getting polish off of trim, everything else I used just seemed to cover it up !
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