Some hideous type of berry (not mulberry) stained the paint on my hood and fender. A mild scouring with a "scrubbie" wouldn't get the stains off. What do I use?
The paint is 2 years old (Dupont Emron).



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TC# 1458
1971 El Camino
SB350/TH350
12 bolt posi
"If the car doesn't kill you, I will"

Try vinegar.

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You could also try a "cleaner wax" or polish these will have very mild abrasives in them. Finish with a coat of your regular wax.
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FastSS396man

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69' SS396 Chevelle
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10 year Resto
It's brand new again!

[This message has been edited by fastss396man (edited 10-27-2001).]

I've never used one but apparently a "clay bar" is good for that sort of thing.

Good luck.



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ACES #4241, TC #947
69 SS Sedan (http://www.angelfire.com/rock/69ss)

Are you sure those so called berries have not gone through a bird before they were deposited on your car? That happened to me and I managed to polish most of it out but you can still see it a bit if you know where to look.

Good thought on the clay bar. I know Meguires has one. Probably others too. They supposedly "lift" stuff out of the paint.

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Bob Von Kaenel
70 SS 402ci TH400