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Dealership scuffed the very bottom of the front bumper. The bumper was resprayed but the whole car feels rough from the overspray at the bodyshop. I tried the clay bar

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Old 03-21-2010, 02:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Dealership scuffed the very bottom of the front bumper. The bumper was resprayed but the whole car feels rough from the overspray at the bodyshop. I tried the clay bar then wax twice but its not working...what else can i do?
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Have the dealer look at it and see what they can do!
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if clay doesnt work then you'll need to polish it.
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if clay doesnt work then you'll need to polish it.
If clay doesn't get it off, I highly doubt if polish will. He should have taken it back to who ever did the work, and showed them! Have them take care of the over spray!
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it did clay and polish..im gunna take it back tomorrow..its been a couple days bc this is the first time ive washed since ive gotten it back
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it did clay and polish..im gunna take it back tomorrow..its been a couple days bc this is the first time ive washed since ive gotten it back
I think you are suppose to wait about 30 days, before you even wash a car, after having it painted(even a small area). Do not tell them that the car has been washed or anything!
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