Before we get started, you’re going to need a couple of microfiber towels, a polishing compound, a scratch repair product, and or a mild adhesive remover. All of these things should be easily accessible at your local hardware store such as Home Depot.
To get rid of the paint damage, follow these steps:
Park the car in an area away from direct sunlight
Dab your towel with either your scratch or adhesive remover
Lightly rub the impacted area in small circles, slowly adding pressure as the remover spreads over the paint.
With a dry part of the microfiber towel (a different towel works as well), wipe away any excess remover and buff the area
Repeat the steps until the paint damage has been removed
In some instances, the damage may be too intense for at-home products. If this is the case, you’re better off bringing your car into an
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