2001-CamaroSS-LS1

Now i have lines on my doors of i guess dirt or something thats in the clear coat...Has anyone else had this problem? Whats the solution?

Snake_Skinner

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2001-CamaroSS-LS1

picture really is worthless because to see the whole line i have to take from a distance and from a distance you really cant see it unless you are pretty close up..the best way to describe it is like there is dirt embedded in the clear coat...i was told wet sanding is the way to get rid of it but i wanna know if theres an easier way....ill see if i can try and get a picture

shorty(98TA)

Not really anything else you can do to get rid of it. I had to wet sand and buff both of my trucks when I pulled the body moldings and decals. The clearcoat was even distorted behind the decals I got most of it out but not all of it. If you dont know where to look you cant see it, but it still drives me nuts

2001-CamaroSS-LS1

it really does drive me nuts because i know its there....but heres a picture

msydow

i had the same problem with mine. elbow grease and blisters got mine off.

White94Bird

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Try to clay bar it and hit it with some cleaner wax.. should knock it off..

If not a buffer with a strong cutting polish will

2001-CamaroSS-LS1

i tried the ice liquid clay bar and some rubbing compound but i havent tried some heacy duty compound or a buffer yet

White94Bird

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Use a real clay bar not liquid. The real thing it much better.

metalmilitia606

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swirl x took mine off.

2001-CamaroSS-LS1

you can actually feel the line with your finger

metalmilitia606

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that's how mine was. It's left over residue from the glue. Just scrub the crap out of it with soap and water and then hit with some swirl x and some wax. It will take more than one time, but it gets the job done with a little bit of work.

Average_Joe

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If its glue residue, use goo gone. Its gentle enough for paint. DO NOT use goof off.

metalmilitia606

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^^^ That too. I forgot to mention I used a lot of goo gone.

*02WS6TURK*

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Wax on wax off Danielson!

stroked383HSR

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LOL!!!!...to funny!


but yeah! use some compound and wax that bitch right off...mine did the same thing and a buffer took it off. Cant even see it now.

datenbrick

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3m rubbing compound

stroked383HSR

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yep! with a buffer and it will come right off....then wax it after

therobman

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the door was prob repainted alot of times if they respray the door they do not remove the moldings

TwitchZ28

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Simple solution.

Get some paint thinner, dip a cloth in it, and rub and rub. Paint thinner WILL NOT hurt your paint unless it's new paint and not cured and paint thinner will take that adhesive off easily.