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i cannot say that this has happened to me in some time now , but the last time it did i used some gasoline on a green scrubby pad from the kitchen and all was well . you need not rub too hard to damage the paint underneith, but it does a pretty good job you only need to do a good wax afterwards
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Originally Posted by big daddy chuck
i cannot say that this has happened to me in some time now , but the last time it did i used some gasoline on a green scrubby pad from the kitchen and all was well . you need not rub too hard to damage the paint underneith, but it does a pretty good job you only need to do a good wax afterwards
Got side tracked by an emergency trip to the dentist. Don't much feel like doing anything right now.
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the gasoline idea should still work rather well rub it on with a good cloth and the marbles should soften up enough to get to them with a plastic bondo aplicater, then repeat the gas and softly scrub it down with the kitchen green and yellow pot cleaning spounge.
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Paint the rest of the truck to match the road paint!! Sorry couldn't help myself
I would try a reducer or similar solvent, just be gentle and wash the area once you done. A good wax should bring the shine up if it dulls the finish at all.
Frank
I would try a reducer or similar solvent, just be gentle and wash the area once you done. A good wax should bring the shine up if it dulls the finish at all.
Frank
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