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| Posted: Mon Oct 16th, 2006 02:25 pm |
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yamahaki
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Just use some paint thinner on it. the oem paint can take it. also you can try to use some rubbing compound from autozone. of course the body shop could do it for free in about a minute with a buffer. theres no magic in getting off someone elses paint. If nothing works, send me a hi-rez pic and the name of your city and I'll contact the auto paint rep for PPG in your area and have him do it for you.cool10.gif
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