yes excellent, enough to feel the texture on the bodywork, with a bit of t cut it does come off, its all on the windows, rubbers, and paintwork

i know t cut etc is best idea, but anything in particular that people have used in similar situations that you can recommend?

any help would be great

cheers

:mad:

on the windows i used a blade...but you got to be careful not to scratch it.

with the body T cut did the job but it took ages!!

t-cut is not the best idea

i never use it, horrid stuff.

claybar it (ever windows) and it'll come up a treat. Will need a polish/wax after tho

If its factory paint still....bit of thinners on a rag and it will wipe off. If not sure on the origin paintwork, some G10 will get it off nicely.

Flat blade for the window glass.

right will give that a go tomorrow, cheers people

Here's the G10 stuff for anybody not familiar with it.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Farecla-G10-Liquid-H...id=p3286.c0.m14

If going for the bit of thinners on rag approach, keep contact time/area with the body to an absolute minimum. You only want to soften the overspray so it wipes off!

Metallic T-cut. Made by the same people,but isn't the same stuff.

I reckon G10 is the best shout.

claybar will take it off and not wear away the paint like t cut

i thought you couldnt scratch glass with a blade as the glass is harder than the blade?

seems a case where you just need to put in loaddssss of effort and time to sort it, do the same back to their car too

I've got farecla and a machine polisher if you want to borrow DK. Find out what paint it was. If it was 2k then cellulose thinners probably wont touch it. Also have a stock of thinners lol.

If all else fails try just applying nitromorse with a rag,

G3 should do the job too.. that's what we used at work when a lawnmower ran over a spray paint can

http://www.mailspeedmarine.com/polish-clea...te1150539.bhtml

claybar will take it off and not wear away the paint like t cut

x3

I did this yesterday on paint and glass, took a while but its all gone :-D

spose thats what you get for using cheap and cheerful body shops