Fix a Flat dried all over my freinds Camaro...... help.......

[Iomcamaro]

Originally Posted by Huggerorange73

Over the counter compound sold at Autozone is very mild...I'm not talking aggressive pro stuff here.

But like I said....if the clear is etched, he's going to have to get either more aggressive compound or wet sand & a buff.

3M sells another product called finess it....worth a shot as well.

Sorry. I thought that you meant like a very aggressive compound like professionals use along with wet sanding.

[Huggerorange73]

Originally Posted by Iomcamaro

Sorry. I thought that you meant like a very aggressive compound like professionals use along with wet sanding.

Nah, that would be the last possible course of action here....

I would start with Finess it, if that didn't cut it....I'd try the over the counter compound. If that's a flame out...I consult the local body shop or detail guru to get busy with the buffer, sandpaper and aggressive compounds.

PQ, none of this would be happening if you had just bought the damn M6

[Iomcamaro]

Originally Posted by Huggerorange73

Nah, that would be the last possible course of action here....

I would start with Finess it, if that didn't cut it....I'd try the over the counter compound. If that's a flame out...I consult the local body shop or detail guru to get busy with the buffer, sandpaper and aggressive compounds.

PQ, none of this would be happening if you had just bought the damn M6

I take it that there is something behind this story that I don't know lol.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by motorhead

That car is cursed. Trade it before it kills you.

What......lol, My freinds car won't kill me.......

Originally Posted by sterlingnotes

Are you sure your friend sprayed fix a flat?
This looks more like a hot wife incident that he is trying to cover up... we may have to question Bonnie about this...

Originally Posted by Huggerorange73

Nah, that would be the last possible course of action here....

I would start with Finess it, if that didn't cut it....I'd try the over the counter compound. If that's a flame out...I consult the local body shop or detail guru to get busy with the buffer, sandpaper and aggressive compounds.

PQ, none of this would be happening if you had just bought the damn M6

Or a Super Charger instead of wheels.

Originally Posted by Iomcamaro

I take it that there is something behind this story that I don't know lol.

Beats me........ These guys think it's MY car. Psh..............

I don't do stuff like this. ................

Originally Posted by SSOOCH

"a friend of mine"

Ok,,,,,,,,, FINE.............. It's my car............

The story remains the same. My brother in law turned the compresor on and it was on the fix-a-flat part of the setting. It sprayed all over.

Problem is I couldn't wash it off that night, and now I'm left with this.

[Toasty]

maaan when you do stuff, you go all out!


yeah, thats' some nasty stuff. I'm guessing you don't have a dealer/service department that you trust enough to ask how they'd remove it? (not that I'd trust them to actually do it, but there may be some knowledge about working with it)

[Bonnie]

Originally Posted by sterlingnotes

Are you sure your friend sprayed fix a flat?
This looks more like a hot wife incident that he is trying to cover up... we may have to question Bonnie about this...

His own reflection in the last picture didn't give him away or anything? Right?!?!?!!!!!
hahahahahaha LMFAO!!!!!!

Sorry babe I had to!!




BTW: I had nothing to do with this!!!!! LMAO

[Junkman2008]

Originally Posted by PQ

He does have the Adams system. AND the orbital polisher. Just isn't sure that it will remove these spots. These spots are like cement.

Anything stronger than mineral spirits and goof off he can use.

So why hasn't "he" tried it instead of going out and buying more stuff? I thought I made a believer out of you at Camaro 5 Fest PQ! Start with clay and see what happens. There is no need to buy anything. You have everything you need right there.

I can't believe that "he" waited this long to get that stuff off the car. It's like hard glue. It seals tires!

[SILVER BULLITT]

Originally Posted by Junkman2008

So why hasn't "he" tried it instead of going out and buying more stuff? I thought I made a believer out of you at Camaro 5 Fest PQ! Start with clay and see what happens. There is no need to buy anything. You have everything you need right there.

I can't believe that "he" waited this long to get that stuff off the car. It's like hard glue. It seals tires!

+1 , i wouldnt be able to sleep till it was off of my car ,
also pretty funny PQ ...... my friends car we all know you have that c5 sticker in your rear quarter window

[20Camaro11]

I would go to a professional, seems like an amateur could make it worse. If its fixable, a professional detailer would know what to do without causing worse damage, I am certain I would not make that any better! Yikes!

[MillerTime]

+1 on the stuff you already have...will just take some time. Not gonna second guess you on leaving it on there... I would be up for days to get it off.. haha. Good luck man!

[kleif]

cool car. i want to have one of mine.

[Mindz]

Will direct someone who can answer your question to this thread tomorrow.

[skuttduck]

Originally Posted by Junkman2008

So why hasn't "he" tried it instead of going out and buying more stuff? I thought I made a believer out of you at Camaro 5 Fest PQ! Start with clay and see what happens. There is no need to buy anything. You have everything you need right there.

I can't believe that "he" waited this long to get that stuff off the car. It's like hard glue. It seals tires!

I kind of wonder if rubbing alcohol would help.
Another thing I wonder is why didn't the wax on his car help for removal.

Would you suggest he use the spot yellow pad given the fact it is that difficult to remove?

[Junkman2008]

Originally Posted by skuttduck

I kind of wonder if rubbing alcohol would help.
Another thing I wonder is why didn't the wax on his car help for removal.

Would you suggest he use the spot yellow pad given the fact it is that difficult to remove?

Not at all. The first thing he should try is clay. As for wax protecting the paint from this stuff, it ain't happening. This stuff is used to seal tires. All the wax in America ain't gonna repel this stuff. It's like crazy glue, only thicker.