Orange tree sap?
09-18-2009, 04:38 PM
#11
Originally Posted by [DT
,Sep 18 2009, 12:31 PM] Yikes.
Well, my personal escalation would be:
Goo Gone
Clay Bar (for any trace amount of sticky)
Then a wax product. Like maybe a carnuba based product that really moves surface contaminations around/off.
After that it would be *delicate* application (by hand) of some polishing compound, and then _if_ you want to get crazy, try rubbing compound, but THIS WILL BE HARSH.
Never heard of the rusty water thing, though that doesn't sound great.
FWIW, I'm not a pro detailer or anything, so I'm sure there's some folks out there that know more. However, I did do some of my own scratch repair and it turned out pretty amazing. Good luck!
Well, my personal escalation would be:
Goo Gone
Clay Bar (for any trace amount of sticky)
Then a wax product. Like maybe a carnuba based product that really moves surface contaminations around/off.
After that it would be *delicate* application (by hand) of some polishing compound, and then _if_ you want to get crazy, try rubbing compound, but THIS WILL BE HARSH.
Never heard of the rusty water thing, though that doesn't sound great.
FWIW, I'm not a pro detailer or anything, so I'm sure there's some folks out there that know more. However, I did do some of my own scratch repair and it turned out pretty amazing. Good luck!
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