removing dried paint flakes...
My wife somehow got white paint flakes all over the car...I mean the whole front,back of mirrors, wheel well/over the 3m guard...etc....what's the best way to remove that w/out damaging the paint/clear coat...the flakes easily come off with my nails..but I can't do that for the whole car.....
suggestions?...dealer said, they have to do exterior detailing, for about $99...is that the only option?
suggestions?...dealer said, they have to do exterior detailing, for about $99...is that the only option?
dont believe the dealer, they probably got the detail products for 25 bucks, trying to make mad money off you.
go to wal-mart auto detail section and get yourself the MOTHERS CLAY BAR.
I think it comes in a package of cleaner wax, wax, detail spray and the clay bar for about 15 bucks. follow the instructions, its a really simple process. when you are done the paint should feel smooth like it was freshly sprayed.
go to wal-mart auto detail section and get yourself the MOTHERS CLAY BAR.
I think it comes in a package of cleaner wax, wax, detail spray and the clay bar for about 15 bucks. follow the instructions, its a really simple process. when you are done the paint should feel smooth like it was freshly sprayed.
dont believe the dealer, they probably got the detail products for 25 bucks, trying to make mad money off you.
go to wal-mart auto detail section and get yourself the MOTHERS CLAY BAR.
I think it comes in a package of cleaner wax, wax, detail spray and the clay bar for about 15 bucks. follow the instructions, its a really simple process. when you are done the paint should feel smooth like it was freshly sprayed.
go to wal-mart auto detail section and get yourself the MOTHERS CLAY BAR.
I think it comes in a package of cleaner wax, wax, detail spray and the clay bar for about 15 bucks. follow the instructions, its a really simple process. when you are done the paint should feel smooth like it was freshly sprayed.
Here is the order from mild to strong:
1. Soap and water [not the dishwasher kind unless you plan to wax afterwards]
2. clay bar [once in 6months]
3. Bug and tar remover (preferably spot treatment)
4. 3M fine cut compound polisher. Use a soft hand.
Salim
1. Soap and water [not the dishwasher kind unless you plan to wax afterwards]
2. clay bar [once in 6months]
3. Bug and tar remover (preferably spot treatment)
4. 3M fine cut compound polisher. Use a soft hand.
Salim
$99 seems like a fair price. I figure you can do it your self, but just the supplies alone is like $20 to $30. So do you want to spend a whole day getting the paints off or do you pay someone $70 for the work.
The price is fair but what are they going to use to get the paint off?
Bring it over to me for $150.00 I will make it look better than the day you bought it and it will be all ready for summer if it ever gets here.
Bring it over to me for $150.00 I will make it look better than the day you bought it and it will be all ready for summer if it ever gets here.
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or use a power washer to clean up those paint flakes and use clay bar + wax to finish
