Right, so I've just picked up a Ford C-Max for a real bargain, it's in great nick and drives superbly. The only problem is... the bloke I bought it off had young twins and they have left a series of little sunblock laced handprints on the back of the car and believe me, these fuckers just won't shift.
Anyone got a life hack to get shot of these stains without me resorting to a cutting compound? (I've tried the WD40 trick but these stains have been there a while so it didn't work.)
Who the fuck is General Failure and why is he reading my harddisk?
BillyDWhizz wrote: ↑Fri Mar 18, 2022 2:14 pm
Right, so I've just picked up a Ford C-Max for a real bargain, it's in great nick and drives superbly. The only problem is... the bloke I bought it off had young twins and they have left a series of little sunblock laced handprints on the back of the car and believe me, these fuckers just won't shift.
Anyone got a life hack to get shot of these stains without me resorting to a cutting compound? (I've tried the WD40 trick but these stains have been there a while so it didn't work.)
BillyDWhizz wrote: ↑Fri Mar 18, 2022 2:14 pm
Right, so I've just picked up a Ford C-Max for a real bargain, it's in great nick and drives superbly. The only problem is... the bloke I bought it off had young twins and they have left a series of little sunblock laced handprints on the back of the car and believe me, these fuckers just won't shift.
Anyone got a life hack to get shot of these stains without me resorting to a cutting compound? (I've tried the WD40 trick but these stains have been there a while so it didn't work.)
I would start with clay baring the affected areas, then properly applying a cutting compound and finally protect the are with a quality wax
BillyDWhizz wrote: ↑Fri Mar 18, 2022 2:14 pm
Right, so I've just picked up a Ford C-Max for a real bargain, it's in great nick and drives superbly. The only problem is... the bloke I bought it off had young twins and they have left a series of little sunblock laced handprints on the back of the car and believe me, these fuckers just won't shift.
Anyone got a life hack to get shot of these stains without me resorting to a cutting compound? (I've tried the WD40 trick but these stains have been there a while so it didn't work.)
I would start with clay baring the affected areas, then properly applying a cutting compound and finally protect the are with a quality wax
Yeah, I was hoping to avoid doing all that but I suspect a clay bar and cutting is the only way to go - even then apparently it's not guaranteed such is the disaster that sunblock is on car paintwork.
Pro tip - after a nice day at the beach with your skid lids, amputate their fucking hands before they get anywhere near the car.
Who the fuck is General Failure and why is he reading my harddisk?
BillyDWhizz wrote: ↑Fri Mar 18, 2022 2:14 pm
Right, so I've just picked up a Ford C-Max for a real bargain, it's in great nick and drives superbly. The only problem is... the bloke I bought it off had young twins and they have left a series of little sunblock laced handprints on the back of the car and believe me, these fuckers just won't shift.
Anyone got a life hack to get shot of these stains without me resorting to a cutting compound? (I've tried the WD40 trick but these stains have been there a while so it didn't work.)
I'm sure Palerider will donate one of his immigrants to clean this offended area for you!
