lt1 hawk

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Ugh, when I had my car at the hobby shop, I left it overnight locked up in there a few times. Either myself or someother jack *** there got JB Weld on one of the front quarter panels... Any ideas on how to get this off?
I am fearing the answer is going to be "new paint job..."

blertawho

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Razor blade and a steady hand.

MjMaro

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2000 grit wet sanding if it'll bite into the JB Weld

AronZ28

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Goof off or Goo Gone, maybe tar remover.

fxgs

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Wd-40...........................

Trojan35

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it shouldnt weld to clear coat...

4150

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Try and carefully pick it off with your fingernail, I really dont think it would bond that well with clear coat. Or like mentioned above try wetsanding it off with 2000 grit.

Camaro Ryder KV

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sell the car, it will never be the same again!!!!!

lt1 hawk

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lol, I am not selling the car!
Have any of you actualy dealt with this issue before? I am a little afraid of the razor blade to tell the truth. I was thinking clay bar, but I am a little worried that will just spread it around. Is goo be gone ok to use on the clear coat/paint?

ss1

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How much JB Weld got on it???

BlkT/A01

when i was a detailer i used plastic razor blades to get stuff like that off. then use rubbing compound to buff out any minor scratches.

Y2KFirehawk

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http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...tml#post240433

lt1 hawk

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just 3 or 4 small spots that are about half the size of a dime.

Camaro Ryder KV

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ohhhh no! if it were 1 or 2 this would be acceptable but 3 or 4!!!! SELL IT!!!!!..........Whats the address where i can pick up this car!?!?

lt1 hawk

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***. Too bad, I am going to live with it. LOL.

I am going to try this afternoon. I will post before and after pictures. Any more ideas?

Duffster

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Hold ice against it and squirt wd40 around it. . . . once it chills enough, it should slide right off. . .

lt1 hawk

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excellent. I appriciate it. I am going to start with the least invasive, like the finger nail, then move to the ice, then so forth and so on.

I love your avatar by the way!

Dal1as

WD-40 and even gasoline may work. (Yes it's safe. Will just take the wax off.

lt1 hawk

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Can I smoke while I do this???? kidding.

Seriously though, that doesn't sound safe considering all the extra **** they put in gas these days... is that a old 70's solution? or have you done this pretty recently?

johnLs1camaro

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I always use gas for things like that, and also it works good on tree sap. Just put some on a rag, scrub it right off, and then wash it off with soap and water. Your paint will be fine.