You might try some of the basic polish products in the automotive
store. Most of them work pretty well. I would stick with a name brand
like Meguiars or 3M... If they don't work, you will need to move up to
one with more "cut" in it, then polish out any haze from the rubbing
compund.
good luck
Peter Ficklin
'63 & '68 Spits
Fresno, CA
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L&B Lubbers wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> A quick (probably simple) question: I had my car painted British Racing
> Green last fall. We moved within a week of getting the car from the shop
> before I could wax. It was stored inside during the winter.
>
> After its first washing this spring I missed some water with the chamois
> (sp?) and now there are water marks on the paint which have not come off
> with subsequent washings. I have yet to wax since I don't want water stains
> under the wax.
>
> Any tips or recommended products? Would a dishes detergent be ok? Thanks
>
> Len Lubbers
> Ottawa, Ontario
> 79 (will-be-licensed-on-July 31-after-over-6-years-in-the-garage) Spitfire
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