Car cover water damage to paint Help!
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Car cover water damage to paint Help!
Took the cover off the saph to give it a wash and found that the cover i use has done this to the bonnet, parts of the roof and most of the boot! thinking ahh! ill use the T cut colour fast stuff i got some of that with the correct shade of silver then wax it all over.. NO!
its fucked, is there anything i can do apart from a re-spray ? looks like its under the lacquar, when trying to T cut it out doesnt even touch it..
its fucked, is there anything i can do apart from a re-spray ? looks like its under the lacquar, when trying to T cut it out doesnt even touch it..
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have you left it to warm up for a while?
i found i got this on some cars and those micro blisters too, once they were warm and dry again it would all be fine
microblisters would be too small to see and the fogging of the clear coat would dissappear
i found i got this on some cars and those micro blisters too, once they were warm and dry again it would all be fine
microblisters would be too small to see and the fogging of the clear coat would dissappear
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yeah been lookin up this, and most say its knackerd, also i did take the cover off time to time.. just that its next doors poxy tree thats the main problem leaves hellicopter seeds,sap then the dead leaves and all the crap that comes with it.. I might aswell have left the cover off as its done more damage with it being on! its been in the sun all day but still same, not sure what colour silver it is, but think its the moondust silver gota find out price for a respray now!
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Wow that's mad, never seen anything like that before, has it not just marked the lacquer and a machine polish may remove it, just seems hard to see a cover can do that to it.
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well if its proper fuked then i was just gona try w/d 1500`n it down, also yes was thinkin a machine buffty might sort it! thing is the t cut dont even touch it, i tried a small area, thinking ah charlie big can sort this no probs.. only when the wife see my face and all the cloths and t cut get launched down the end of the garden i get " oh didnt work then" she gets "NO IT FKIN DIDNT" lol "oh"
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I work at bentley on paint mate and we deal with water stains like that everyday and alot worse to a point where it raises the paint. Get a heat gun on it.
You wanna get that area as hot as you dare.
Not too hot though, just come away from the panel for 5 mins and go again.
If you were closer I'd sort it.
You wanna get that area as hot as you dare.
Not too hot though, just come away from the panel for 5 mins and go again.
If you were closer I'd sort it.
Last edited by slammedorion; 17-06-2012 at 07:53 PM.
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Can talk you through it via phone if needed. I'm pretty confident that'll be fine if you go steady at it.
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outside car covers are the worst thing to use on a car i stopped using mine as the car was always wet under it and things started to rust under the bonnet id never use one again much better to leave it un covered
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