It depends on the type of paint you have. If it's a base coat clear coat
there is not a whole lot you can do. If it's enamal with a hardner then
you can rub it out (maybe). Try something like Turtle wax polishing
compound. This is not a wax but a compound. If it's lacquer you can use
regular rubbing compound like Du Pont #7. As aalways try a small spot
first. The problem you will have is that a small area out of the way may
scratch but you won't be able to see it.
...Art
On Sun, 15 Feb 1998, Joseph Cianciotti wrote:
> Finally, a completely beautiful day in San Francisco. Took out the
> bucket and washed the B. Unfortunately, some of the winter crud didn't
> come off. (Mostly water spots and oxidized paint.) I've tried Meguiars
> Body scrub in the past with limited success. Does anyone have a
> suggestion for a slightly more aggressive cleaning product?
> Recommendations of soaps, polishes or waxes would be appreciated too.
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Joseph
> 67 B Roadster
>
> P.S. Took the car out for a drive. A bit too chilly for the top down.
> But it was glorious anyway.
>
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