Rubber sticking to paint
Any neat freaks track there cars???
Here the problem. On track days the rubber(from tires) that is kicked up on the track leaves streaks on the paint. Most people remove them with GASOLINE!!!!!!!!!!
There has got to be a better way. My thoughts are that I good layer of synthetic wax will help it from adhering, but how would you go about removing it without killing the paint.
Here the problem. On track days the rubber(from tires) that is kicked up on the track leaves streaks on the paint. Most people remove them with GASOLINE!!!!!!!!!!
There has got to be a better way. My thoughts are that I good layer of synthetic wax will help it from adhering, but how would you go about removing it without killing the paint.
agree that a few coats of synthetic, topped by carnauba would go a long way to making the rubber easier to remove from the paint.
i would then just wash the car with a good quality shampoo and i use a separate mitt for the lower parts of the car. gonna need to scrub harder and be sure to wash that mitt out really well afterwards.
if this doesnt get it, some bug & tar remover will... but then you need to rewax.
i would then just wash the car with a good quality shampoo and i use a separate mitt for the lower parts of the car. gonna need to scrub harder and be sure to wash that mitt out really well afterwards.
if this doesnt get it, some bug & tar remover will... but then you need to rewax.
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