Well,
Last night I was applying Belt Dressing to get rid of that annoying belt squeal, and apparently some of it splattered off of the belt and onto my fender..
I saw this last night on one of the fenders, but didn't catch it on the other side.... I guess I just missed it.
Anyways, I tried using dish soap, and some hard scrubbing, but to no avail.

Anyone got any ideas on how I can get this crap off without damaging the paint?
(The Formula, Blue Metallic...)

Any help would be appreciated..


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Try polishing compound first, if that doesn't do it go to heeavy brown compound. If that doesn't do it, sand lightly with 1200-1500 sandpaper, then progressively rub it out starting with brown heavy compound, and keep going lighter.

 

first i would try a clay bar; compound should only be used for extreme things.....unless you let this stuff bake in the sun then who knows.

 

Which clay bar do you recommend?

I know there are a few makers out there....

 

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My personal favorite is Clay Magic.

http://www.clay-magic.com/Default.htm

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So to use any clay bar, you just spray the area with the lubricant, then rub the bar around on it? I have never used one before, can improper use scratch the paint?

Im gonna have to buy one today...