sebastian944

i went to the Coin-Up Car Wash today. For the first time i decided to use the "Foam Brush" which spits out some purple foam type soap from the brush. When i was done i noticed some purple residue on the hood and bumper. It looks stained on. My 951 is white, so i noticed it right away. How do i get rid of it?

Darwantae951

A good wax would probably get rid of it.

potent951turbo

+1

My original Alpine White paint gets little stains on it all the time, and with a little wax they come right off.

sebastian944

Great! i will find some good wax for the queen.

Stephenwz968

A polish will remove the stains more quickly/effectively than just using a cleaner wax. Follow up the polish with a wax for best results....best over the counter products would be Meguiar's scratchx followed by NXT 2.0 wax-good luck,

Steve

Mike Murcia

I never use the foaming brush. You never know what the last guy scrubbed with it.

Mighty Shilling

+1. Did that to my 924S ONCE. never again. got some nice, NASTY swirl marks.

azmi951

Me.

I wash the crushed silica dust off my truck with it. Don't ever use the brush on nice paint. I wash it with the fire hose at work them go to the ghetto wash with the brush.

sebastian944

Did you get the swirl marks off? I noticed i have swirls now.

Mighty Shilling

Yep. Polish it. a lot.

bearone

driving to the carwash means the hood's hot and now it's baked on, good luck getting the spots out.

87951
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333pg333

Handwash, handwash, handwash.....

dillon410021

I only use the brush for the brake dust on the wheels

Burma Shave

QUOTE=sebastian944;5578729]Great! i will find some good wax for the queen.[/QUOTE]

One should not wash the "queen" with a brush. Shame...

PorscheDude1

As another poster said you do not know what the last guy did with it.

I only use the foaming brush for under the car and the engine compartment.

Never use them on your paint, unless you like spider webs and faint scratches.