Someone drew on my hood!
#1
Someone drew on my hood!
So during thanksgiving break some family members came over for a few days. The s2000 is outside under a car port all dusty from sitting for 2 months (taken apart doing a full cleanup and installing a supercharger). When I head to work everything was fine but when I come back I see someone drew a huge heart on the hood!!!!! No one of coarse stood up to say who it was. So I washed it and now I'm noticing a hologram of it still!!!! I'm really hoping this won't be something I'll have to deal and live with forever on my car.
Is their anything I can use to remove this? Any swirl remover products or maybe just a pass with a clay bar?
Is their anything I can use to remove this? Any swirl remover products or maybe just a pass with a clay bar?
#3
What was it drawn with?
Lipstick?
Crayon?
Marker?
Spray paint?
That would def help answer your question.
If you got the heart off and it left marring or a hologram, polishing with a mid to aggressive polish and mid to heavy cut pad should get rid of it.
If you don't have a da, you might want to invest in one.
Lipstick?
Crayon?
Marker?
Spray paint?
That would def help answer your question.
If you got the heart off and it left marring or a hologram, polishing with a mid to aggressive polish and mid to heavy cut pad should get rid of it.
If you don't have a da, you might want to invest in one.
#4
Registered User
Sounds like they drew with their finger in the dust. I've got the same type of marks on my car from a cat being trapped in my garage. I've tried everything, ad can't get them out. Not even with a DA machine.
#5
Compound then polish...or any auto spa/detailer can easily do it.
#6
Registered User
I bet it was with their finger
Just clay and polish bro and you'll be fine.
Just clay and polish bro and you'll be fine.
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#8
Claybar won't do anything. Clay bar simply removes residue that's stuck to your paint. I would clay bar, then follow it up with Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, Polish, then wax. I say meguiars because it's the easiest product to manage.
#10
Compound and polish will do the job for sure, any update on your hood?