[CrashTestDummy]

well, we autocrossed the car this past weekend and lets say OneFastLotus hit a few cones. Well, ok I kit one...maybe two. This is beside the point. What are you guys using to remove the scuffs off of the 3m clear protective film?


TIA for yourhelp.

 

[Stan]

A "cleaner" wax or polish and some WD40 or Bug and Tar remover seems to work well for me.

 

[zvezdah1]

I'm guessing a bit of wd40 on a clean rag, just don't spray it on and don't get near the edges. Works well for bug guts and tar.
Chris

 

[James A]

If you have scratched or damaged the surface of the material I don't know of a way to fix that. If it is a mark on the surface, Stan has it right.

 

[NtflBlueLiz]

is the bug and tar remover safe on the clear coat paint itself? or is the WD 40 a better option for that?

 

[Stan]

>>>is the bug and tar remover safe on the clear coat paint itself? or is the WD 40 a better option for that?<<<

Sure that's what it's made for! Remember that after you B&T an area, you just removed any local wax so you should follow up with a quick hit afterwards or soon.

 

[Robert Puertas]

Re: removing cone marks

Hey Randy, he spelled it right.

 

[ConeFusion]

Re: Re: removing cone marks

Hey Randy, he spelled it right.

rotfl

It took me a moment, but then I remembered that thread about Really Bad Typos. I guess Randy will never get off the hook for that one...