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I've got these marks on my door which have proven to be hard to remove.
![]() So I'm hoping someone can help me get rid of them! Edit: In the pictures you can see the two marks, I've just had my car washed and these two marks won't go away. I also have no clue what they are or how they were caused. Thanks! Last edited by Zeezy; 09-07-2015 at 01:29 AM. Reason: Added Pictures! |
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What have you tried using to remove them so far?
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![]() Well, first, I would wash the door with a liquid dish soap (like Joy) to remove all the old wax. Then I would clay bar the door. Then wash again. Then apply a good wax and see if they disappear. humfrz |
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Can't say I see it but try a cleaner wax with microfiber pad.
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I just tried to wash and dry it. Using the gold class wash but it had no effect, the marks don't go away. it's really annoying! any other suggestions?
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Is that the mark going across above the letterbox ?
You may need to try a soft cut polish preferably with an RO polisher - that could be under the clear coat & if so next to impossible to remove depending on how deep it goes. |
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Looks like you were a little aggressive in cleaning the edge of the panels. I think I see really light scuffs but it's hard to make out in the pictures. Instant detailer has no correcting ability. I would try a polish first and work your way up to a compound. Don't keep going in an up and down motion when applying polish.
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The idea is to take off any old wax, then clay bar the panel to remove any imperfections, then wax to see if the streak went away. Plan B would be to follow @Joyride86 's suggestion of using a light polishing compound. humfrz |
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Same thing happened to my bumper when I used the pressure washer.. I tried everything it won't come off so best to just ignore it
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Looks like scuffing that needs to be polished out.
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