Removing rubber scuffs from clear bra?
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After I drive my GT3 on the track I inevitably pick up scuffs from the rubber bits that get shot at the car on the track. Although its quite easy to get this off the paint, does anybody have a good solution for removing these scuffs from the clear bra'd portions of the car? Tried a quick search here and in the car care section but nothing found.
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Mr. Clean Magic Eraser FTW. Do not use on paint though.
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My girlfriend brought home this stuff...
http://www.fastwax.com/index.php?opt...hk=1&Itemid=33
So I had to try it. I wash the car like normal after a track day then spray wax on wipe, which takes the rubber streaks right off. Then wipe off wax with new cloth. Fast and easy the car looks great after. I would have not bought the product on my own put after using it I would buy it now.
Joe
http://www.fastwax.com/index.php?opt...hk=1&Itemid=33
So I had to try it. I wash the car like normal after a track day then spray wax on wipe, which takes the rubber streaks right off. Then wipe off wax with new cloth. Fast and easy the car looks great after. I would have not bought the product on my own put after using it I would buy it now.
Joe
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After I drive my GT3 on the track I inevitably pick up scuffs from the rubber bits that get shot at the car on the track. Although its quite easy to get this off the paint, does anybody have a good solution for removing these scuffs from the clear bra'd portions of the car? Tried a quick search here and in the car care section but nothing found.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Goof Off, Goo Gone, and 3M Adhesive Remover are the best products I ever found to work. Spray, let it sit for a second, then wish off with a microfiber.