Wax oil, Ive used Autoglym tar remover and,

Ive used G3 rubbing compound to remove overspray.

 

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Nothing to do with me.

 

No joy with a clay bar?

 

Sounds like you need a more agressive claybar?

Also for removing underseal use autosmart tardis(tar and glue remover)

Spray on and watch it run off(wipe it with a microfibre though) lol

 

g3 will do it halford sell it

 

G3 will rub it in causing light swirling like when you wash with a sponge

You do not want to rub it in you want to lift it of the clearcoat,then again this is my job so i care about paintwork, this lad may not

 

For the over-spray sonus orange clay(quite aggressive)

or

3M clay,again aggressive but will or the other will do it!

Wax-oil, autosmart tardis(its a tar and glue remover)spray on leave for a few minutes and wipe with a microfibre

 

No problem buddy,i do this for a job so ive experienced it quite a bit

Autoglym isnt bad but i find it needs a good few sprays to remove tar,wax-oil,good luck removing it

roy

 

spray white back over it pal
halfords sell good paints

 

will claybar get rid of the swirling that g3 leaves?

 

nope, needs polished with g10/3m

 

Damn, That means i need a machine doesn't it?

 

If it's not a large area you can correct it by hand but always easier with a Rotary or DA.

 

Unfortunately it wont mate! The intention of a claybar is to lift contaminants a hand wash wont remove,i suggest washing your car as normal,get a food bag put over your index finger running along paint gently,then try it with no food bag,the bag increases the sensitivity in your finger so to check all contaminants are gone use a food bag

Removing swirls by hand is a stupidly long process,its ok if its your own vehicle,but for somebody like me doing this as a job it has to be done by machine,and id recommend you look into menzerna or britemax compounds,g3 is ok but there are far better compounds out there! Menzerna is designed for hard paints though,ford is known to be on the softish side,i wouldn't recommend anybody attacking scratches without a PTG (paint depth gauge) Striking through the paint will result in a paintjob,defeating the purpose off trying the job yourself,id highly recommend a PD8(paint detective8)

 

machine polishing is prob by far the best if you know how to use it you dont get swirls or any other marks it more takes away the slight defects in the paint as you can see

 

its dark cars that are the issue, well thats what i have found so far.

Shows up marks and swirls so easily.

 

Looks cracking mate