for glass, ie mirrors and head lights, a scotch bright pad, and for rear lights (plastic), i'd use polish
Clay is non abrasive, it's only to pick up the small particles that get lodged in the surface. It's not going to remove the paint.Bikerwog said:A meguires clay bar with quick detailer spray should remove it.. That stuff works wonders!
But i dont know if its any good on plastic hmm...
You were saying...Tromac said:Damn. Sorry to hear. :S[hr]
Clay is non abrasive, it's only to pick up the small particles that get lodged in the surface. It's not going to remove the paint.Bikerwog said:A meguires clay bar with quick detailer spray should remove it.. That stuff works wonders!
But i dont know if its any good on plastic hmm...
An abrasive is really what's needed.
DO NOT use a scotch brite pad on glass. It scratches it!zane said:for glass, ie mirrors and head lights, a scotch bright pad, and for rear lights (plastic), i'd use polish