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[FUNDERMAN]

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I know, I know...What does my repair job have to do with anything ! that Bruce is going through? Only that acetone does remove paint if applied carefully and not excessively.Joe 166 mentioned this in above post # 10.

[bottomtime]

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Thanks for the suggestions, I guess the first thing to do is raid Ellen's side of the bathroom cabinet for the nail polish remover. By the way, there is nothing on the paint just the fender liners, the sharpie sounds like a good idea if everything else fails. Thanks again.

If you're talking about the inside of the wheel well liners, that surrounds the tire, rather that the body paint, just remove the tire and spray over it it with some flat-black spray paint. Simply and quick.......

[z06bigbird]

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Take your wheel off and paint the inside of your wheel house Semi-Satin Flat Black that is the Factory correct color. and Good Luck.

To do it correctly, make sure you do it in a 'clean room.' Otherwise, it will not be the same as original from the factory.

[Bryan Sloop]

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Try using Prep Sol. This is a solvent that the body shops use prior to painting a car. I have used it to remove mass areas of tar and spray paint off cars without damaging the paint. Essentially, it is a mild form of laquer thinner and should be treated as such.

Please keep in mind that it will remove all wax and debris from the paint surface. Also, when you apply it using a soft cloth, be sure to wear protective gloves and rotate the cloth frequently. Wipe again with a clean soft cloth, wash the area, dry, and be sure to re-wax.

[leisha]

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I heard WD 40 will take off fresh paint and will not damage the original finish.

all quite true except not from Fish oil! Also I find that on aluminum windows where there is condensation the WD 40 coated spots will mould! I use Jig-a loo http://www.jigaloo.com/ca/e_home.php

WD 40 who knew!!

Check out this tire inflation tip!
http://yotatech.com/f116/sweet-tire-...n-idea-164809/


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