Tell her to use a brillo pad next time, that'll really knacker it!
NO! not me!
girl at work got a new car last month, birds went to town over it a few days in a row, she went to wash it herself, it didn't really come off, so
she used the scouring pad side of the sponge... is she likely to have gone through the laquer? i don't think so. said i'd have a look.
would a quick going over with the finest wet and dry (wet, with soap?) get the worst out then polish with t-cut? would that work do we think?
it will probably just t cut out maybe a light compounding before the t cut then a gos resin based polish
2000 Wet and Dry, wet, with soap, very lightly, then Farecla, or T Cut.
Tell her to use a brillo pad next time, that'll really knacker it!
I know a guy who washed his car with a brilo pad. Only stopped when his dad caught him - one panel "washed" .
Darren
[Edited on 15/6/10 by turbodisplay]
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I know a guy who washed his car with a brilo pad. Only stopped when his dad caught him - one panel "washed" .
girl over the road tried 'washing' her dads car with road salt out the grit bin. she was 4 though 
excellent, thanks everyone we'll see how it turns out lol.
[Edited on 15/6/10 by blakep82]
is she (a)- blonde
(b)- from Essex
or (c)- all of the above?
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Originally posted by dazzx10r
is she (a)- blonde
(b)- from Essex
or (c)- all of the above?
that says it all she was doing it on the cheap then
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Originally posted by austin man
that says it all she was doing it on the cheap then
when my daughter first learnt to write she wrote her name on the side of my car with a stone , we left it on and kept the car for years , she had got right through the paint to bare metal
wet sanding is ALOT of work, i would suggest using a machine polisher, DA or Rotary with a cut polish and finish with a lighter compound.
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Originally posted by dazzx10r
is she (a)- blonde
(b)- from Essex
or (c)- all of the above?
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Originally posted by blakep82
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Originally posted by dazzx10r
is she (a)- blonde
(b)- from Essex
or (c)- all of the above?
d) none of the above. dark brown (almost black hair) and from scotland
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Originally posted by norfolkluego
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Originally posted by blakep82
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Originally posted by dazzx10r
is she (a)- blonde
(b)- from Essex
or (c)- all of the above?
d) none of the above. dark brown (almost black hair) and from scotland
Out of a bottle?
Surely she is really ginger, all Scots are ginger, Scottish inlaws you see, I know these things
Whilst she might not have gone thru the clear coat, rubbing hard with TCut she might.
What car is it? (german paint is classed as hard, jap is classed as butter soft)
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Originally posted by blakep82
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Originally posted by norfolkluego
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Originally posted by blakep82
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Originally posted by dazzx10r
is she (a)- blonde
(b)- from Essex
or (c)- all of the above?
d) none of the above. dark brown (almost black hair) and from scotland
Out of a bottle?
Surely she is really ginger, all Scots are ginger, Scottish inlaws you see, I know these things
dunno, must check. see if everything matches