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Old 06 September 2012, 10:52 AM
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Hello people, hope you are well?

I need some advice ... some ****ers decided to egg my car whilst I was on holiday. I’ve managed to remove the egg but the lacquer/paint is now marked
... I have tried to tcut it out but it doesn’t work at all!! Any ideas?

I have also noticed a small fuel spillage near the petrol cap, it seems to have damaged the paint/lacquer a little, how would I get it out?

Cheers
Old 06 September 2012, 11:29 AM
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Buy a machine polisher or take it to a pro and let them sort it with their machine.
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Originally Posted by chrisdicko
Buy a machine polisher or take it to a pro and let them sort it with their machine.
Thanks for the reply dude

you reckon a machine polisher will do the trick?

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It may not, but does a lot better job than polishing anything by hand. You can get a more aggressive compound too, which will take the lacquer back more.
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Originally Posted by chrisdicko
It may not, but does a lot better job than polishing anything by hand. You can get a more aggressive compound too, which will take the lacquer back more.

Thanks for the advice dude, I have it booked it at a mates body shop

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Old 06 September 2012, 01:24 PM
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If that fails, blow in a fadeout thinner and it will soften the clearcoat, drop a coat in then compound up again
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Thanks guys, I will see how things go on Saturday!! will post some pics regardless

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