vodavoda

Have a mark from hitting a cone at Driver's Skills, on the passenger's side of course, and can't remove it all the way. The mark came off the paint no problem. The mark extends onto the rear quarter chip protection film applied at the factory. I was successful lightening it up, but its still there just not as noticeable. Tried a number of products, but can't get it removed all the way. Thinking maybe it's just going to be there until I replace the film, which seems to be yellowing a bit anyways. (another questions I guess is have other's noticed yellowing? I mean this car is only 3 years old with 8K miles and always garaged...it doesn't sit in the sun.)

ExMB

You might try a dab of gasoline on a rag. Yes, that film will yellow.

abiazis

Change both sides.....easiest and not that expensive.....makes the car look new again.....I replace mine every 3 years.......and clean around the edges with a Q-tip every car wash to keep the line clean.......

reidry

911therapy

Did you try the mothers R3? I have been pleasantlysurprised at the rubber and other track debris that it will remove.

996AE

Seafoam bug remover is a safe and effective product. I use it for track rubber marks and brake dust.

Best product and I have tried a bunch.

CDinSing

2006m5

Ducati1199

RFGGT3

Like many others on the forum I have one of the local ppf shops replace them.

Mussl Kar

A coating of wax before the event helps a lot too.

thebishman

Mussl Kar

I use the spray and dry Turtle Wax stuff after washing my cars. Once wanted to clean some cone marks from my Racing Yellow GT4 at an event. Nothing in the trailer? Well sure, bit of sunscreen took it right off.

IrishAndy

This. IPA can also work for general discoloration of the film as long as it's due to embedded contaminates on the top side (vs. yellowing of glue on the underside)

TRAKCAR