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Hammers
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8/18/2003
21:27:31
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 Subject: Overspray!!!
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Just wondering if anyone out there with an SLT knows thw best way to get primer overspray off of the plastic chrome grill trim? Was working on my sons car and apparantly, wind carried small speckles of white primer on to my grill. Tried Gel Gloss and water. ( didn't work) But I am affraid to put any solvent on it for fears of ruining the chrome finish. Any real help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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SpellingBee
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8/18/2003
23:01:58
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"the", "apparently", "afraid", "fear." Hope that helps!
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enigma
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8/18/2003
23:09:09
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Try a claybay, Mothers markets a all in one kit, and clay magic also offers a kit. Both can be found at pep boys, the mothers is around 15 and the clay magic is about 10.
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hammers
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8/19/2003
00:07:10
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Sorry Spelling Bee, Mistakes happen when typing too fast! Sorry you don't have any friendly advise for my problem. ( I guess spelling is too important to you.) Thanks to Enigma for your advise, and I will look for the product. Thanks again.
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SpellingBee
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8/19/2003
23:29:53
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Sorry got tired of wacking off to pics of my sister so I thought I would come on here and make fun of people.
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Mr.Sleepy
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8/20/2003
15:13:56
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Clay bar will only work on a surface that has a clear coat. Your chrome is simply a overlay layer of chrome that covers plastic. Don't use a claybar its a waste of time on that. Buy a Chrome polish, "#7 Chrome Polish" works like a charm. I use it on my grill, bumper and exhaust tips and shines them up and removes bug guts, dirt flecks, rust, everything. Buy some for $5 and try it, you really can't lose with the stuff. We just had a overspray problem on the chrome and hood of a black Yukon and the claybar worked for the painted hood, but not the chrome, the polish did that job. Hope this helps.
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SpillingBea
Dodge Dakota
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8/20/2003
19:13:53
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If your tired of wackin off to your sisters pics maybe you can touch my pea pea and we could do a circle jerk. Beeter and more fun than making funs of people
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Jeff
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8/22/2003
23:54:10
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Also a really fine brillow pad might work. Thats what I used when I worked at a collision shop. If the wax dont work.
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Rob 1
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8/25/2003
09:53:39
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Had same problem just the other day and used Clay Magic clay bar. Removed it all, from windows, metal surfaces, fiberglass cover, and plastic bug shield. This after buffing compound and polishes had all failed.
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