Re: [vintagvw] Rubbing Compound Suggestion

2008-10-01 Thread tammer
I've used Turtlewax Rubbing Compound with great success. I suggest buying the 
smallest pack they sell. Get the one designed for clear coat paints
  - Original Message - 
  From: Mike Morehouse 
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  Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 9:18 PM
  Subject: [vintagvw] Rubbing Compound Suggestion


  This is not  a VW question but maybe there's some help out there.  I brushed 
a red shopping cart rack at Lowes with my 2006 Silverado truck.  No dent or 
apparent penetration of the clearcoat or paint but even after I washed it real 
good and took some car polish i had to it; i can still see trace of orange/red 
that seems to be in the clear coat.

  Can anyone recommend any products to try to get this off before I take it to 
a body shop to see how much they would charge to get it out and reclearcoat it. 
It's down low but i still notice it.

  Surface is smooth to touch but discoloration is still there.

  thanks,

  Mike in AL

  In Christ and Christ alone,

  MIKE MOREHOUSE

  Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; 
  old things have passed away; behold,
  all things have become new.
  2nd Corinthians 5:17




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Re: [vintagvw] Rubbing Compound Suggestion

2008-10-01 Thread Dave C. Bolen
Mike,

Toothpaste!  Gently!  or some of the stuff they sell call scratch out.

Just repolish it afterwards.  Toothpaste work pretty well for all sorts of 
gentle polishing.

Cheers, dave


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On Wed, 1 Oct 2008, Mike Morehouse wrote:

 This is not  a VW question but maybe there's some help out there.  I brushed 
 a red shopping cart rack at Lowes with my 2006 Silverado truck.  No dent or 
 apparent penetration of the clearcoat or paint but even after I washed it 
 real good and took some car polish i had to it; i can still see trace of 
 orange/red that seems to be in the clear coat.

 Can anyone recommend any products to try to get this off before I take it to 
 a body shop to see how much they would charge to get it out and reclearcoat 
 it. It's down low but i still notice it.

 Surface is smooth to touch but discoloration is still there.

 thanks,

 Mike in AL

 In Christ and Christ alone,

 MIKE MOREHOUSE

 Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation;
 old things have passed away; behold,
 all things have become new.
 2nd Corinthians 5:17




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