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Paint transfer - best way to remove?

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17-01-2008 8:07pm

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#2 17-01-2008 8:33pm
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It looks rough enough to me Nismo but on my car I managed to scrawl away some scrubbed off paint carefully with a fingernail. Bit of a wax up and it was sound as a pound.

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#3 17-01-2008 9:03pm
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#4 17-01-2008 9:12pm
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I was trying all kinds of cocktails but I was surprised how the other paint just peeled off under my fingernail. Any ol's stuff after that really, once you've removed the paint, a bit of t-cut or compound and a polish and you're away.

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#5 17-01-2008 10:14pm
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A heavy(ish) compound should do the trick. Be prepared to put in a bit of elbow grease!!

From pics on carzone, looks like it needs some paint more then a polish

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