slikrider20

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Well unfortunately it is everywhere, including on the paint on the side/underbody as well as in the plastic in the wheel wells. I did a little search and it looks like paint thinner will remove it. What tool should i use to apply this, and is there anything else i should know? I figured i would ask before i go screw something else up even more.

dimedsbc

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just under coat them

slikrider20

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What is that?

BMR Tech2

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Go to your local auto parts store and look in the paint section its called rubberized undercoating. Its in a spray can.

slikrider20

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I don't think you guys understand..or maybe i'm not. But it's all over my paint on my car, i need to get it off....

Ntimid8r7

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mineral spirits might work but I dont know if it will hurt the clear or not. dab a little on a sock or washcloth and rub it lightly until it starts to come off. try it in a spot that wont be very noticeable at first. you might even be able to use some sort of rubbing compound.

groundpoundinlt1

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lacquer thinner will take it off...put it on a microfiber towel or something similar with slight pressure; too much pressure will pull some of the clear off and then have a slight haze which will then need to be buffed...if its pretty fresh it will come off with ease

dimedsbc

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wd40!

slikrider20

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I'll try the thinner with the towels, see how that works.

StevieZ

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not LACQUER thinner! It will melt the paint right quick. You mean paint thinner or varsol.

groundpoundinlt1

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NO i mean lacquer thinner...i work with it everyday and use it in this same instance daily!! Paint thinner is stronger than lacquer and will eat clear coat for breakfast!!!

redramair98

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whipe it off with laquer thiiner it might haze up a bit but it will buff and shine right up, try a small area thats not so noticeable first