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Chopstick

12-30-2009 03:39 PM

HELP!

Chopstick went home and accidentally scraped his house!

now his bumper has house paint on his car!!

i tried scratching some house paint on the bumper off and still see the car paint underneath, what to do!?

tia tia
(Q__Q)......

!SG	12-31-2009 02:15 PM

3M rubbing compound

FN-2199

01-01-2010 12:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by !SG (Post 6749670)

3M rubbing compound

Agreed. This stuff works so damn well. Post some pics up!

vancitydude

01-01-2010 01:14 PM

pssst. walmart sells it for cheap.

sx4life

01-03-2010 09:44 PM

the 3m compound will prob do fine... prob better idea if u posted a pic of the scrape though!

Truenosan

01-08-2010 12:09 PM

paint thinners would work as well. Although word of caution, be careful when using it as it can cause more damage if not used correctly.

umpadupa

01-10-2010 04:20 PM

^ as in leaving it on too long, it will dull the clear, so u mite have to re polish maybe cut. better just to go with 3m rubbing compound like what others said, with a good clean cloth

Chopstick

01-10-2010 11:34 PM

thx guys for the help!
once Chopstick has time, he'll grab some rubbing compound
(^__^)

Quote:

Originally Posted by sx4life (Post 6753693)

prob better idea if u posted a pic of the scrape though!

i'll try to take some soon soon

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