I just Nick'd my bumper
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Originally Posted by southgate' post='726662' date='Nov 20 2008, 01:35 PM
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sorry for the crappy pic
i bumped into to a pole!!! its just white paint how do i take it off???
sorry for the crappy pic
i bumped into to a pole!!! its just white paint how do i take it off???
If its just white paint from the pole itself, then wash the area 1st with soap and water, dry, then you can apply some rubbing compound. Its applied similar to wax. If the rubbing compound doesnt get it all off you can get a bit more agressive and wet sand the area. When your done you're gonna want to repolish and wax the area.
Pretty simple process
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Originally Posted by southgate' post='726775' date='Nov 20 2008, 05:25 PM
thanks Fellas i will have to do this before i head out to the LAKER GAME
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I would opt for a well equipped detail shop that is expert doing micro-refinishing. Essentially airbrushing to refinish the affected area. [Ask for and check references ... even for this small job!]
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+1 for some rubbing compound. Autozone carries 3M rubbing compound and Turtle wax rubbing compound. Use a buffing sponge if/when you apply it 
If that doesn't do it, a good detailer should be able to help you out....
If that doesn't do it, a good detailer should be able to help you out....
