Close up ultra white shots?
07-13-13, 06:31 PM
#16
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CarPro-Iron-X-Iron-Remover-decontaminates-auto-paint-and-wheels-500-ml-cp-15-/350799266384?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item51ad440250&vxp=mtr
Last edited by dojoman; 07-13-13 at 06:45 PM.
07-14-13, 04:14 AM
#17
Yes. That's the product I'm talking about.
It's very strong and pretty much desolves anything... And the stronger cleaning products are, the worse they smell
Wear plastic gloves when applying it, and don't breathe in the fumes
In scandinavia we have a degreasing product called prickbort, that desolves everything oil based, even the undercarrige treatment. I imagine this also would remove the tire dressing spots, but it is not avalible in the rest of EU or US. I don't know what other degreaser that would be that strong, other than iron x.
If the tire dressing ressidue is based on acid maybe bilthamber Surfex HD can remove it.
I se you have already tried polishing with scratch x. Have you tried some stronger compunds? Meguairs diamond cut compund on a rotating polishing machine with a hard rough cutting pad maybe would do the job.
It's very strong and pretty much desolves anything... And the stronger cleaning products are, the worse they smell
Wear plastic gloves when applying it, and don't breathe in the fumes
In scandinavia we have a degreasing product called prickbort, that desolves everything oil based, even the undercarrige treatment. I imagine this also would remove the tire dressing spots, but it is not avalible in the rest of EU or US. I don't know what other degreaser that would be that strong, other than iron x.
If the tire dressing ressidue is based on acid maybe bilthamber Surfex HD can remove it.
I se you have already tried polishing with scratch x. Have you tried some stronger compunds? Meguairs diamond cut compund on a rotating polishing machine with a hard rough cutting pad maybe would do the job.
07-14-13, 05:59 AM
#18
07-14-13, 08:42 AM
#19
Yes. That's the product I'm talking about.
It's very strong and pretty much desolves anything... And the stronger cleaning products are, the worse they smell
Wear plastic gloves when applying it, and don't breathe in the fumes
In scandinavia we have a degreasing product called prickbort, that desolves everything oil based, even the undercarrige treatment. I imagine this also would remove the tire dressing spots, but it is not avalible in the rest of EU or US. I don't know what other degreaser that would be that strong, other than iron x.
If the tire dressing ressidue is based on acid maybe bilthamber Surfex HD can remove it.
I se you have already tried polishing with scratch x. Have you tried some stronger compunds? Meguairs diamond cut compund on a rotating polishing machine with a hard rough cutting pad maybe would do the job.
It's very strong and pretty much desolves anything... And the stronger cleaning products are, the worse they smell
Wear plastic gloves when applying it, and don't breathe in the fumes
In scandinavia we have a degreasing product called prickbort, that desolves everything oil based, even the undercarrige treatment. I imagine this also would remove the tire dressing spots, but it is not avalible in the rest of EU or US. I don't know what other degreaser that would be that strong, other than iron x.
If the tire dressing ressidue is based on acid maybe bilthamber Surfex HD can remove it.
I se you have already tried polishing with scratch x. Have you tried some stronger compunds? Meguairs diamond cut compund on a rotating polishing machine with a hard rough cutting pad maybe would do the job.
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07-14-13, 10:58 AM
#21
Lead Lap
My last 2012 is was StarFire pearl. I always got stains from the road and tire dressing that no matter what I put on it never came out. And I tried tar remover, solvent that I got from a specialty car supply company etc. that's one if the reasons I veered away from getting the ultra white in myb2014. And the grease that gets kicked up on the lower panels from the rain in a pain to get out. At least I can't see them on my black car, lol
07-14-13, 03:33 PM
#22
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My last 2012 is was StarFire pearl. I always got stains from the road and tire dressing that no matter what I put on it never came out. And I tried tar remover, solvent that I got from a specialty car supply company etc. that's one if the reasons I veered away from getting the ultra white in myb2014. And the grease that gets kicked up on the lower panels from the rain in a pain to get out. At least I can't see them on my black car, lol
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